中國學生如何過生日的?(How do the Chinese students celebrate a birthday?)

　　中國學生如何過生日的?()

　　第一篇：

　　the hair style of high school students has been a controversial issue for many years. the prescribed plain short hair may look tidy, but the insistence on the hair length below the ear lobe in the case of girl students, which is fixed at one centimeter or at most two, is quite unnecessary. until recently, the mayor of tainan had tried to persuade the ministry of education to give the high schoolers the carte blanche to determine their own hair styles. it is difficult for us to say if the idea is right or wrong. so far as i am concerned, problems of the young are not confined to such a small matter as hair style; what matters is the reinforcement of the students＇ moral consciousness, the way they should behave, and the like. the length of their hair or whether they have the right to give it a permanent wave is relatively unimportant. cleanness and neatness is what really matters. there is hardly anything that stays unchanged all the time. why doesn＇t the concerned authority reconsider this hair business? maybe the bickerings that sour the relations between the military instructors and their students will therefore be gone. by the way, to improve one＇s appearance is nothing wrong, is it? we all expect to see a new look of the young. maybe a change in the concerned authority＇s policy toward the high schoolers＇ hair style will bring this about.

　　第二篇：

　　in my opinion the problem of the high schoolers＇ hair style has been overemphasized. so far as i know, this problem has been existing for quite a long time and possibly in our country alone. high school students are supposed to study hard, but it seems that few care what they really want. i just graduated from high school this year. while in high school i didn＇t care much about my hair style, but whenever the school checked to see if we had had our hair cut i always felt a little annoyed. if anyone forgot to have his hair cut to the required standard, he was sure to be reprimanded or even punished. i hope our high school can show a greater interest in helping students cultivate their minds than in picking holes in their hair. once in a while our society seems to be interested in this problem too, but it is a pity that the students＇ own view in this matter is rarely consulted. that is why students often quarrel with their teachers, and this mutual misunderstanding is often detrimental to the students themselves. most high school students do not really care what their hair style is; what they beef about is perhaps the constant check on their hair length. why doesn＇t the ministry of education release high school students from this particular pressure? no wonder more and more youngsters in school are inclined to commit offenses. it is time to try and keep our educational house in order.