宫东风老师语录~~笑死我了~~

今天在山师上宫东风老师的高联辅导班，被他那惊人的讲课方法震得无法入睡……当你正觉得索然无味昏昏欲睡的时候，会突然被一声河东狮吼震得猛的一颤………不身临其境的人感受不到啊……

下面是本人记下的宫老师语录（不包括走神，听不清楚，蒙混的）将继续更新…… 上了一天，辈分的长蹭蹭的，o baby……对吗孩子？同学是这样的……是的朋友……哦，大哥……你就是爷爷就是奶奶……

1.一颗红心，两手准备……

2.把夏天的热收集起来冬天拿来取暖……

3.济南市政府门前的马路好干净啊，打了饭回来，吧唧绊倒了，菜洒了，没事，捡起来继续吃……

4.现在你们知道审题的味道了吗？对，辛晓琪的味道……

5.同学：老师阅读理解怎么做啊 某老师：练去 练练练，不告诉方法怎么练啊，谈恋爱还得恋呢……

6.还有几段没读啊？亲爱的……

7.你以为这个词还是权力的意思？歇菜

8.好的这个选什么？D! Thank you very much

9.学生应该学习，但你却对偷菜感兴趣，期末全挂，你就和这个题一样没有理智了……

10.老师你怎么这么厉害呢？长大后我就成了你，我就学的我老师……

11.同学们，我爱你 I love you……

12.题都变了你还想那么做，还是那俩个字，去死……

13.创世论是什么科学？嗷~（超大声狼嚎）对了

14.老师不重要，什么老师都不重要，我也不重要，孩子，你最重要，你就是爷爷，就是奶奶……

15.明天我就开始教宝宝英语，宝宝词汇，你们的孩子都赶得上，什么未婚先孕？那也没事，只要你们不嫌弃，我就愿意教……

16.作者是怎么批评的？你看好了人家是作者，文化人，你以为人家会说你tm就是个蛋吗……

17.这个不考。 万一呢。没有万一，我都活了40多年了~万一什么，你把自己当倒霉蛋啊……

18.女人一枝花，需要男人呵护她……

19.做男人太危险……为啥家里的财政大权都由女人掌管？是因为男人存活率低，以后交接太麻烦了……

20。这里加个that谢谢，就这里，谢谢，think you very much

21.我就不信你们不会做，你们都不知道自己有多么聪明~但是我知道……

22.主语和谓语中间夹着的是小三，中国人都不当，在座的你们女生想当吗？肯定不想，都想当大啊，拿着银行卡是把？看清楚昂，别到最后都分不清谓语是谁的丈夫……

23.双宾语有直宾间宾，我老师告诉我，人都是“间”的……

24.同学问你干嘛去了，别那么老实说上辅导班去了，在考研的书上都写上，“人类自杀101法”，英语词典上包上个俄语词典的书皮，吓死他……

25。，，，，，一个句子五个逗号，之后，你还能找到回家的路吗？……

26.你老宫我……

27，如果我得了绝症，我不怨天，不愿地，我怨没有每年体检……

28.同学们你们看我喝别人的水嘛？那杯子一直放我旁边还有暖壶，可是我喝嘛？我不喝我自己带，想害我，门都没有！……

29.你英语没学好我不怪你，怪你老师没有魅力，你看人家李宇春，有这么多玉米……

30.U LOVE M ,I LOVE U,WE love each other……

31.小三的出现是必然的，因为好的东西大家都喜欢……

32.有时候一些事得单独说，比如他今天踩你脚了，就只说这件事，你别再提他昨天还把脸盆扣你床上了，你说人家踩你脚，你还咯着人家了呢是吧……

宫东风，19xx年出生， 15岁上大学，19岁开始大学执教生涯。

主讲科目:词汇、阅读、翻译、完形、写作

辅导背景：北京市优秀教师。高等教育出版社全国考研辅导班教材系列主编。

学术背景：北京外国语大学语言文学硕士。由薄冰老师指导的《论翻译中的“信”》使其获得优秀毕业论文。中国大百科全书出版社、外语教学与研究出版社、世界图书出版公司、北京科技出版社、西安交通大学出版社、远东出版社等著名学术出版机构英语教学与考试力作的主编。

宫东风语录：

1. 我们可以输掉英语，但是我们不可以输掉信心！

2. 没有经过考研复习的人，根本不配和我们谈恋爱！

3. ok？

4. 人要不发疯，这辈子难成功！

5. 我就是发疯的代名词。

6. 孩子们，你们听我一句劝。。。。

7. 跌到了爬起来，站得更高！

8.剩者为王，男孩子就是King，女孩子就是Queen。

9.走！

10.我是从农村走出来的，我什么都不信，就只信四个字“天道酬勤”！

11.让英语去死吧！

12.书中没有黄金屋，书中没有颜如玉，书里只有两个字：“恶心”。

13.吃茄子能治糖尿病！

第二篇：宫东风老师精背B计划

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宫东风老师精背B计划

宫东风老师精背B计划第（1）篇

Earthquake Education

Hit by a massive earthquake on March 11, Japan is now attracting global attention for its relief work, as it shows the world a picture of a calm and highly disciplined population.

In the aftermath of the disaster, people still queue to buy food and make calls, and they consciously save electricity to ensure the power supply. After escaping from the earthquake and taking shelter on the city square, not a single person smokes and there is not a single piece of litter on the ground. Everyone is helping each other. Japanese businesses have also begun to take action by offering free telecom service. All this shows the Japanese nation's strong solidarity in the face of this natural catastrophe and also the fruit of national disaster education.

The Japanese media have acted very responsibly. They have presented no special reports on death, no images of crying or shouting, no instigating reports from the disaster locations. Their focus has been on collecting and broadcasting disaster-related information. The media have never interviewed any relief workers, in order to avoid interrupting the relief process; neither have they interviewed victims' relatives, who are already in great misery.

Catastrophes are always moments that reveal the very truth of a nation. The high quality found in the Japanese can be used as educational material in China.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（2）篇

Working for Better Rights

March 15, the World Consumer Rights Day, has passed again. Topics including complaints and protecting consumers' rights are being talked about everywhere. Various activities have been held to mark the day. Consumers' associations are stepping up protection, aiming at typical cases. Vendors are also sparing no efforts to show their honesty to consumers. In addition, many netizens are posting their stories of difficulties in protecting their rights. They have hopes of discussing the issues with deputies to the National People's Congress.

Certainly, March 15 every year gives us a good opportunity to promote better protection of consumers' rights, and assemble all kinds of opinions and suggestions to tackle violations. Nevertheless, it is a long-term mission to protect consumers' rights. All the problems cannot be resolved in one day. Therefore, it needs more than just setting March 15 as an outlet for consumer discontent.

The upsurge in consumers' complaints on March 15 shows consumers' dependence on this day. It also shows other problems. First, the consumers' sense of protecting their rights is still weak. Second, official departments usually do not resolve complaints promptly and effectively.

Protection of consumers' rights not only needs a day set aside for it, but also needs the setting up of a sound legal system of complaints and enforcement, and the improving of relations between consumers and sellers.

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GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（3）篇

Exposing Public Expenditure

This year, China's Ministry of Finance will publish the general situation about the use of the central fiscal budget on officials' cars, public-relation expenditure and overseas visits, and related central departments and institutions should make their use of fiscal budget on these items open to the public in detail, said the ministry's spokesperson on March 8.

The government needs to be supervised by the public, not only on how it executes its power, but also on how it spends money. Why does the expenditure on these items stay high despite various criticisms? The most important reason is taxpayers do not have effective supervisory tools or channels.

Now, the Ministry of Finance and the central departments have decided to publish the relevant information, a positive response to the public and also a good start. We believe that a series of strict regulations on the expenditure of these items will follow and any departments that refuse to make their expenditure open or report false statistics will be punished. If governments at various levels do publish their expenditure on these items, they will win greater public trust.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（4）篇

Easing Population Control

China's population control departments are considering relaxing control over the one-child policy, said Wang Yuqing, Deputy Director of the Population, Resources and Environment Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, recently. But the timetable is still unknown, he said. Ji Baocheng, President of China Renmin University and also a deputy to the National People's Congress, says he believes it's urgent to relax control on childbirth. China's natural population growth rate is only 5 per thousand and the pace has been retained for 20 years. Without immediate adjustment, serious imbalances in population structure will crop up. In the near future, China's ageing population—above 60 years old—will soon reach 30 percent, and the proportion of the labor force—from 28 to 40—will drop by half during the next decade. By then the huge pension expenses will pose a big challenge to the government.

China's family planning policy has been operating for three decades and many problems are emerging. People gradually found that this policy has neglected the problems caused by imbalanced population structure and people's psychological necessity, such as close relationships ensured by blood bonds. It has also been discovered education of an only child is more difficult than that of two or more children together. A child with siblings knows better about how to cooperate and compete and they tend to be less selfish. Besides, when an only child marries, it means every couple has to support not only their child but four parents.

There is the worry relaxing the controls will incur problems, such as swelling of population. But experience in some pilot areas, such as places in Gansu and Shanxi provinces where the one-child policy has been relaxed, shows such worry is uncalled for. The childbirth rates in these places have maintained low. Besides, the childbirth rate in some big cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, has been 2

declining.

The solutions to population problems will not be found immediately or easily. We need a more prudent and scientific attitude toward this matter.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（5）篇

Achieving Education Targets

As early as 1993, an education reform and development outline of China clearly pointed out that by the late 1990s, the proportion of education input to GDP would be raised to 4 percent. It's a pity—even by now—the target is still far away. In recent years, increasing education input has been a hot topic in the country.

The proportion of education input to GDP is one of the important indexes to measure a country's input in eduction. Research shows when per-capita GDP reaches $800 to $1,000, education input should at least account for 4.07 to 4.25 percent of GDP. China's per-capita GDP has now exceeded $1,000, but the proportion is only 3.28 percent, lower than the world's average of 5.1 percent and even the 4.1 percent rate of developing countries.

Governments at various levels should share responsibilities. Many countries already have clear legal regulations about this responsibility. But in China, there is no similar laws or regulations to ensure the input proportion of governments at different levels. For example, provincial governments' revenues account for a big share of the national revenue, but there is no clear regulation stipulating the proportion that provincial governments should shoulder.

Eighteen years have passed since the proportion increase was proposed in the outline. How long do we have to wait to achieve this target? It's time to set up an effective compulsory education input safeguarding system, and the Central Government and provincial governments should take greater responsibility in fighting for the 4 percent target.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（6）篇

Without Stability, Nothing Is Possible

With the opening of the annual sessions of China's National People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), NPC deputies and CPPCC members from around the country are gathering in Beijing, contributing their ideas on national development during the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15).

During the 11th Five-Year Plan (2005-10), China has seen tremendous enhancement of its overall national strength, remarkable improvement in people's living conditions, and a marked rise in international status and influence. Like the overall national situation, the capital city of Beijing is also changing and developing fast with each passing day, and local citizens are living stable and happy lives. But recently, some hostile forces from both in and outside China are attempting to bring chaos into the city. They instigated illegal assembly through the Internet, and tried to make trouble and stir up "street politics." The broad public is strongly opposed to these farces.

Since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, particularly during the past 30 years 3

since China adopted its reform and opening-up policy in the late 1970s, a weak and backward China has been transformed into a prosperous new country. At no time have the Chinese people ever been so hopeful about the future.

This year marks the opening of the 12th Five-Year Plan, which presents important strategic opportunities and will lay a critical foundation for the development of a modern and well-off society in an all-round way. At this juncture, stability is a blessing while turbulence is disaster. Without stability, nothing is possible. To maintain stability is the common will and aspiration of all Chinese people.

Only in a stable society is it possible for individuals to fulfill their dreams and for people's living conditions to be further improved. Experience throughout history tells us that turbulence harms the society and that harmony and stability are good for everyone. To maintain harmony and stability should therefore be the common task for all.

Residents in Beijing must lead the rest of the country in maintaining harmony and stability as well as the present good social environment. As long as they dedicate themselves to their own work, turn deaf ears to rumors and give no chance to hostile forces for trouble making, everyone will be able to contribute to the maintenance of social harmony and stability.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（7）篇

Hard Indexes

Rocketing prices of various commodities, especially housing properties, put greater expectations about people's livelihoods on the agenda of this year's National People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) plenary meetings than ever. To our pleasure, signals from the two meetings show with greater clarity things such as residents' incomes, consumption capacities and service-oriented employment will be listed among "hard indexes" for officials' performance appraisal. The new round of livelihood development is speeding up.

These are old topics brought up again and again in many years of NPC and CPPCC meetings. Despite promises from governments at various levels, there are no tangible results. The deepest reason is the lack of hard indexes on livelihood programs. If certain indexes affect officials' performance appraisals and personal promotions, then related programs will be highly stressed.

Some local governments attach great importance to indexes and are willing to undertake projects that are not readily measurable by hard indexes, such as GDP or industrial growth. Based on such phenomenon, making more hard indexes in the appraisal system for officials' performance is an effective way to improve people's livelihood.

During the 11th Five-Year Plan of China, there were only eight restrictive hard indexes among 22 major ones, while during the draft for the 12th Five-Year Plan, there are 12. Increasing problems in people's lives demand the government care more about people's actual quality of life. We hope to see more hard indexes on livelihood-related programs.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（8）篇

E-Proposals

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Before this year's plenary meeting of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), 30 e-proposals from netizens were selected from the Internet and offered to CPPCC members as a reference.

Netizens' proposals cover problems related to rural areas and farmers, housing price control and education reform. These reflect their main concerns about life and also expectations for the 12th Five-Year Plan.

The plenary meetings of the National People's Congress (NPC) and CPPCC mainly discuss issues concerned by the deputies and members attending the meetings, but more importantly, they are a good opportunity for ordinary people to contribute their ideas and voice their demands. The public's active action in submitting e-proposals shows rising awareness and participation by the people.

Besides, since e-proposals are submitted online, rather than on paper, they are environmentally friendly.

This is only a start, and only 30 proposals were selected, but in the future we expect more e-proposals will be used in NPC and CPPCC meetings. China has 1.3 billion people, but NPC deputies and CPPCC members are only a small proportion and their vision is thus limited. Therefore, as greater numbers of ordinary people submit their proposals on the Internet, their voices can be better heard and their needs can be better met.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（9）篇

Antibiotics Misuse

It is reported the Chinese Ministry of Health is to release standards on dosages of antibiotics, and hospitals exceeding limits will be demoted.

This policy implies serious overuse of antibiotics in China's medical system. Statistics show one third of adverse drug reaction reports in China are related to antibiotic medicine.

Doctors know patients always hope to get well as soon as possible, and naturally antibiotics will be the first choice. Most patients know little about the risk of antibiotics abuse. So, even if they are ill with only a headache or cold, they want to use antibiotics, forgetting that recovery from disease is a certain process. As a result, antibiotics are increasingly frequently used because of the growing resistance to drugs of pathogenic bacteria.

Compared to ordinary medicine, antibiotics are much more expensive. It is easy for hospitals to take advantage of this large price gap in order to make bigger profits. Thus, to relieve Chinese patients from over-dependence on antibiotics, first the medical system needs to be reformed. Also, doctors' moral codes need improving.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（10）篇

Consumer Trust

Recently journalists from China Central Television discovered 70 percent of residents in Beijing were unwilling to purchase domestic milk powder. Relevant departments say they are making greater efforts to supervise quality, and dairy businesses have also promised to ensure quality, to restore Chinese 5

consumers' confidence in domestic milk powder.

The current predicament facing domestic milk power is a result of melamine contamination and leather milk incidents. Consumer trust can easily break down because of an accident or two, but restoring it is much more difficult.

Frequent milk powder-related incidents have frightened consumers. They don't feel secure with domestic milk, and it is difficult for them to be compensated after buying adulterated milk products. To rebuild Chinese consumer trust, the key is to improve product quality and strengthen supervision.

It's better for the relevant departments and dairy producers to direct their attention to product safety rather than complaining about consumers' refusal to use domestic milk.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（11）篇

Museum Concerns

Following the move to allow free admission to museums and memorials in 2008, China's Ministry of Culture has decided by the end of 2011 all national and provincial art museums will follow suit, together with public libraries and cultural centers. This is undoubtedly good news for the public. To ensure effective implementation of this good policy, three major things must be taken good care of: expenses, service and management.

Past experience tells once these units begin to offer free service, operation will become a problem. To avoid the tragic fate of failure, there must be special fund allocation for this cause. The free admission policy is jointly issued by the Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Finance, so the involvement of the latter may help with sufficient capital provision, but how to ensure timely and effective use of the allocation still requires attention and supervision.

In general, free admission will lead to a surging number of visitors. To receive more visitors is a good thing, but are these places still able to offer good service in face of so many visitors?

Particularly for managers, a sharp increase in visitors will present a big challenge to their capability. If they do well, then everything is OK, but if not, it's a pity for visitors who want to enjoy their tour.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（12）篇

Pension Crisis

During this year's session of local legislature in Shanghai, pensions again became the focus of attention. In recent years, Shanghai has to input more than 10 billion yuan's ($1.5 billion) fiscal subsidies into social security programs.

The huge hole in pension and other social security fees obviously results from Shanghai's large aging population. By 2008, Shanghai already had 3 million residents above the age of 60, accounting for 21.6 percent of residents of the Shanghai hukou, which is twice the rate of the national level. Meanwhile, Shanghai's birth rate was the country's lowest, staying in negative growth for 17 years.

It is estimated that in 2050 China's elderly people will surpass 400 million, making up 30 percent of the total population. In this way, the problem facing Shanghai today will spread across the whole country by then.

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In order to fill in the huge gap in capital demand, Shanghai plans to use profits from state-owned enterprises and land transfer fees. Obviously, the former is unlikely to offer too much while the latter is an unsustainable capital source. To tackle the problem, maybe it's also necessary to cut some of the government's administrative expenses and reform the present pension mode based on deficit spending.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（13）篇

Labor Rights

The seasonal labor shortage after each Spring Festival has been a big headache for owners of manufacturing facilities nationwide. This year, the battle between factories to hire enough migrant workers in China's economically advanced eastern areas and those in the western areas has become particularly fierce. We hope that the battle could turn into a competition to offer laborers better work conditions and social security benefits they deserve.

Labor shortages are a relatively new phenomenon in China's central and western regions, which are traditional exporters of inexpensive labor resources. In recent years, industrial sectors there have been greatly stimulated by the Central Government's strategies and incentives to develop those areas.

With migrant workers being sought nationwide, their salaries have surged in recent years. The National Bureau of Statistics says migrant workers' average salaries rose by 19 percent and 16 percent respectively in 2008 and 2009. But some of the employers are still reluctant to provide them with social security benefits and other legal rights.

For example, many migrant workers need to work nearly 60 hours every week; nearly 60 percent don't have an employment contract with their employers; and only a small proportion are covered by the social safety net.

It is hoped the great demand for inexpensive labor resources will force employers to upgrade their employees' rights and benefits.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（14）篇

Interns' Abuse

In the city of Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, a subsidiary of one of the world's top 500 companies is employing around 1,200 interns, on a scale larger than its formal employees. The interns are forced to work for more than 100 hours every week. This company has now been ordered to change the situation. Today, enterprises cooperate with technical and vocational schools, with schools providing enterprises with a large number of interns at times of labor shortage.

After the Spring Festival, which fell on February 3 this year, China's economically developed southern provinces are widely faced with serious shortages in the workforce. For labor-intensive enterprises, interns are the most flexible and cheapest resource.

For example, in October 2010, an investigative report compiled by teachers and students from more than 20 colleges revealed Foxconn had taken advantage of a large number of student interns in several cities. Most of them were placed on assembly lines unrelated to their majors and some made to work overtime. This means the concept of cooperation between schools and enterprises, which is meant to 7

prepare students for future work, is being abused.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（15）篇

Unscrupulous Pricing

China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) recently said there was fraudulent conduct, such as fictitious original prices, misleading pricing labeling, in the operations of a number of chain stores of Carrefour and Wal-Mart in some cities. NDRC has asked local pricing authorities to correct the situation and impose fines.

Given the development history of the two companies, previously price fraud was not the tactic that pushed them to business success. So why has it happened in China?

For a long time, Carrefour and Wal-Mart have been provided with favorable policies and they do not have competitors to match them in China. Such a favorable business environment is making them increasingly arrogant. Meanwhile, the high cost of safeguarding consumers' rights deters individual consumers from taking action to protect their own rights.

The fact these global business giants cheat when there is a chance to increase their profits shows an effective supervision system is urgently needed to safeguard consumers' rights. A market that neglects or even stamps on consumers' rights will inevitably lead to a prevalence of dubious tactics.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（16）篇

Wasteful Packaging

During the Spring Festival period, almost all supermarkets and stores are filled with colorful commodities. Even a small piece of candy is packed in one piece of paper after another.

Because beautifully packed commodities more easily had access to markets, packaging was hailed in earlier days. Later, it was found packaging was being overdone, resulting in pollution and waste of resources. However, despite stronger opposition to excessive packaging, manufacturers keep doing so in order to make bigger profits.

As for consumers, packaging is only useful when a commodity is presented as a gift. But some packaging materials do not actually meet basic requirements for hygiene or safety. Businesses argue elaborate packaging is demanded by consumers. The reality is, except for some made-to-order products demanding fancy packaging, consumers are forced to accept expensive excessively packaged commodities.

The 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15) made energy saving and resource conservation leading priorities, but over-packaging obviously acts against the target. Maybe it's time to take tough measures to restrain irresponsible profit-driven businesses from over-packaging.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（17）篇

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Mere Entertainment

In response to the rocketing box office for domestic movies, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television recently warned box office figures should not be everything and more needs to be done to improve the quality of domestic movies.

In today's society, commercial principles are prevailing in various areas, including the production of movies. Filmmakers, in order to maximize profit margins, have to bend down to commercial demands. Now it's time to ponder whether this practice is depriving films of disseminating culture. In the past, movies tended to offer enlightening lessons for life, but today movies risk being reduced to be tools for entertainment. Originally, as items of widely accepted art, movies were supposed to show objectively pictures of reality and reveal the nature of society and life, but not just be something to kill time.

The excessive pursuit of commercial success is doomed to impair cultural levels and people's taste in movies. If we don't want our domestic movies to slip into the trap of being mere entertainment, it's really necessary to think about the nature of the movies.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（18）篇

Hollow Statistics

By the end of December 2010, 90.7 percent of the year's college graduates had found work, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security said at a press conference on January 25. This is encouraging news. After all, the ministry's figure for 2009 was 87 percent.

But an investigation into the real employment situation will tell you that the number is nothing to celebrate.

The Report on College Students' Employment 2010 released by MyCOS, an educational research institution, shows that 22 percent of 2009 college graduates who quit jobs after at least six months of employment had come from top-tier universities while the rate for students from other universities was 33 percent.

Besides, 88 percent of the college graduates in 2006 chose to quit their first jobs. These statistics somewhat show their dissatisfaction with their first jobs. To a great extent, the choice of a job was hurried in helpless conditions, and only temporary. So a 90.7-percent employment rate is very uncertain. Why do graduates hate the jobs so much? Some may have been prevented from taking up a good position by limited capabilities, but for most of them, it is because the huge cost of education was greater than the payment they have received. And 50 percent of them have found their working environment is irrelevant to what they've learned in universities. Ironically, from 2003 to 2008, a college graduate's basic wage remained around 1,500 yuan ($223), while migrant workers' pay rose from 700 yuan ($104) to 1,200 yuan ($179).

The current registered unemployment rate for the ordinary urban labor force is 4.1 percent, but that of college graduates is as high as 9.3 percent. In this sense, the 90.7-percent employment rate for college graduates is not good.

GONG DONG FENG

宫东风老师精背B计划第（19）篇

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No Need to Travel

In order to help people get home for Spring Festival family reunions, transport authorities have made great efforts in transport facility and infrastructure construction and ticket services, but there is still big pressure on transport services. If we look at the problem from another perspective, there is much space for transport improvement. The fundamental way out is a lessening of passenger flows.

It's a long tradition for the Chinese to spend the lunar New Year's Eve with their families in their own homes. They will always try to go home at this time of the year. Therefore, the massive population migration is basically unavoidable.

Nevertheless, if migrant workers, who constitute a large group to use Spring Festival transport services, are able to work or run their own business in cities near their homes or in their own villages, the pressure on railway transport will come down sharply. The reality is today's rural areas, particularly in the central and western regions, have been almost all left to the old and the frail, while the young and strong all work in big cities in coastal areas.

Despite the strategy of a large-scale development of China's western region, this region has still not developed to the level that attracts migrant workers back. Improvement efforts must be continued and meanwhile, other measures should be taken to tackle the transport headache.

GONG DONG FENG

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An Open Library

The news Hangzhou Public Library is granting beggars and vagrants access to the building and its book collection is now a hot topic on many of China's Web portals.

Public libraries are supposed to be open to the public and since beggars and vagrants are members of the public, they naturally have the right to enjoy library service. The question is, why has such a common thing stirred up so much excitement among the public?

The admission of beggars and vagrants has been resisted by some readers, so full, open access is a hard-fought achievement by the library after sweeping aside various hindrances.

The curator Chu Shuqing's remark "I have no right to stop anyone coming to read in this public library, including beggars; but you do have the right to leave if you don't like being in the same room with them," was not hailed greatly online. In 2003 the Hangzhou Library was reformed into a completely free and open public library, welcoming people from all backgrounds, including migrant workers, and beggars who go there to read or rest.

The public's overreaction to the library's practice somewhat implies some people don't think beggars and vagrants enjoy equal rights to read in libraries. More importantly, our public libraries have not done enough to make libraries easily accessible places for all members of society.

GONG DONG FENG

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Unconnected to Reality

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The participation of several grassroots stars in the 2011 Spring Festival Gala will make this year's event somewhat different from previous ones.

The Gala has long been criticized for its disconnect with ordinary people's lives. Therefore, the involvement of these grassroots stars will to some extent make it friendlier. But the participation of several of these stars does not necessarily mean human solicitude.

For example, during the 2008 Spring Festival Gala, a program called the Song of Migrant Workers brought a breath of fresh air on to the stage. But the lyric was a bit disappointing, although it meant to encourage the country's tens of millions of struggling migrants. The song indicates that by working hard and believing in themselves, they will be new masters of cities, but how many of them have achieved this dream? Maybe it was the lyricist's and the director's own wish. While a small fraction of migrant workers have become integrated into urban life, most of them are still struggling hard for any sort of future.

To care for a unrepresented group such as migrant workers is not as simple as just picking some of them to sing several encouraging songs. After all, leaving the stage, they'll still have to face up to harsh conditions in real life.

GONG DONG FENG

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