題目1：On Opening Psychological Courses

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　　On Opening Psychological Courses

　　Many universities and colleges have now decided to open more psychological courses to their students. This is totally advisable and has been warmly welcomed.

　　In the first place psychological courses are in urgent need in colleges and universities. Today students are under tremendous pressures. They have economical and academic pressures and pressures coming from interpersonal relations as well. These pressures may bring them anxiety， depression， and despair. Some students even committed suicide for these pressures. The psychological courses may teach them how to deal with pressures. And thus can be very good for the students’ mental health. In the second place such courses may help students deal with problems in the future. And therefore beneficial to the whole society. The courses teach students how to regulated feelings and emotions in different situations which can be of great use when they graduate and go to work.

　　As for me， I think it’s a wise idea to open more psychological courses to the students.

　　題目2：Work In the Countryside

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　　Work In the Countryside

　　Many university graduates now volunteer to work in the countryside. It is reported that once hundreds of university graduates competed with one another to work as a village leader in Beijing. Many factors have contributed to this phenomenon. First， with more and more university students graduating each year， the job market competition becomes increasingly fierce and many graduates can not find jobs in the cities. Working in the countryside is better than being jobless. Second， the villages that are trying to employ university graduates are generally in the rich area of the country which makes working there an attractive choice. Third， some university graduates being from the countryside are eager to go back home to contribute to construction their hometown with their knowledge and enthusiasm. They will play important role in building the new countryside.

　　Personally， I think university graduates should go to work where they are needed most and where they can make full use of their talents. Working in the countryside can be truly an advisable choice.