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It is accepted by most average people that no other groups can be more honest than college students. But is that the case anymore? Cases to criticise this improper view are within easy reach. From the point of college examinations alone, haven’t you ever seen some candidates deliving notes or making gestures during the exams? Or, haven’t you ever noticed that some of them take advantage of mobilphones to forward keys? Obviously, an increasing number of youngsters, either for fierce conpetetion or because of their own laziness, no longer cherish the virtue of honesty.     Conceived in this cartoon is a motto that no one can shrug off: “to take care of our environment is to tend ourselves and our descendants”.In other words, as natual resources are actually limited, we are supposed to exploit sensibly / reasonably for our long-term benefit.However, conducts / acts against this principle are prevailing. It is not unfamiliar that some folks shoot wild animals for fun, cook them for food, and sell them for profit. It is also not uncommon to see some guys over-mining with geographic disasters recurring. Therefore, the common sense should be born in mind by every that never sacrifice long term benefit for temporary satisfaction.   What does this cartoon convey? Obviously, it renders us with the notion that what we do with the nature is to be answerd for. Any examples? Haven’t you ever met some folks over-hunting for huge profit, with some species endangered? Haven’t you ever found some enterprises letting out polluted water, threatening the fishery industry and eco-balance along rivers, lakes and even oceans? Where have their insight gone? Where have their wisdom gone? Where have their sense of social responsibility gone? Aren’t they swallowed by their greediness?   This motto is born in every mind of us, “better trying than crying”Or, put another way, hesitation, or indecisiveness, is the largest barrier in one’s overall development / nothing else can be such a barrier as hesitation, or indecisiveness, in one’s overall development. Will there be any other cases more convincing than the following ones to illustrate this point? It is not unfamiliar that some students always ponder, after graduation, to hunt a job,  to further his education, or to marry a big fish. It  is also not uncommon that some white-colars, even if not satisfied with their current, endlessly hesitate, daring not step toware a new one. Indeed, they all should have the awareness that they should not be so pessimistic that count choices – largely opportunities – as predicaments.     The extended meaning echoed by this cartoon can be summarized as a philosophic topic in our daily life: never easily let go of the basic rights of consumers, and any personel in any industry should never shrug off his duty in face of financial rewards. Although this dorctrine is accepted by most of us, conducts against this pinciple are prevailing. It is not unfamiliar that, for their own benefit, bank clerks persude customers into buying unnecessary money management services, to say nothing of misdeeds among other public servieces. They are so profit-oriented that can sacrifice the benefits and rights of a comsumer, exerting heavy  financial pressure and discomfort on him, for their own temporay rewards.   (1)This motto is born in every mind of us, “labor shapes human, while mutual assistance shapes human life.” (2)Or, put another way, anyone, without support from others, cannot lead a normal life. (3)Will there be any other cases more convincing than the following ones to illustrate this point? It is not unfamiliar that only with mutual assistance and cooperation did primitive men survive thousands of disasters and delivere their descendants, leaving our ancestors to devope their life of descent quality with mutual assistance and exchange, and eventuall urging us to build a better world with combined effort. (4)Indeed, we all have the awareness that mutual support is the basis of the normal life and a path towards happiness and harmoney.   (1) The implied meaning of this cartoon can be summarized as a philosophic topic in our daily life: ……. Conceived in this cartoon is a motto that no one can shrug off: ……. Never eazily let go of the simple truth described in this cartoon: …… The simple truth underlying the cartoon had been narrated at least a hundred years before by our ancestors, “……” (2) Simply state it, ….. Simply put it, ….. In other words, …. That is, ….. Or, …… (3) The following cases are familiar, convincing and within easy reach. To illustrate, ….. To be specific, ….. To name only a few, ……. To exemplify it, …….. (4) Indeed, awareness should be cultivated among sb. that …….. Therefore, the common sense should be born in mind by every that …… To conclude, the conciousness / notion / idea / view should be brought home to all of us that ….. Traditionally, people are considered to be selfish. But is that the truth in current world? Cases to criticise this mis-belief are abundant. It is not surprising to see a seat-leander in a bus helping a blind lady or a elder-tender in a hospital treating a paralized granny. It is also not uncommon that the amount of cherity funds has doubled during last 6 months, according to a report in China Daily. Obviously, an increasing number of citizens, motivated by the notion that a harmonious world requires mutual help, are willing to assist others.    What does this cartoon imply? Obviously, it endows us with the notion that a harmonious family, community, society, or world requires mutual asisstance among individuals. Any examples? Haven’t you ever met a warm-hearted neighbour keeping taking care of a paralyzed granny next door? Haven’t you ever found most citizens donating part of their incomes for charity? Why are they so generous? Why are they so unselfish? Why are they so warm-hearted? Aren’t they motivated by the idea that every of us may ask for help from time to time, so has the duty to offer assistance when necessary?