With the rapid development of our national economy, private cars have become in large number; of course, quite a few cars are heavily driven into College Campus.
In a significant way, these cars do not take up students’ places for study, but actually affect their daily life and study-- for instance, this crowd of cars may make noise and emit filthy gas to choke us to death. And the campus is jammed with lines of cars and seems to be parking lot instead of an academic institute. So cars have been strictly prohibited into many College Campuses. It seems that this is not convenience to some persons, indeed, but this is for the sake of our safety. Thus when someone enjoys convenience from modern tools, don't forget that it is dangerous to the students in the College Campus. Therefore, I agree that cars are not allowed into College Campus.
By and large, with the price of cars falling significantly, cars will enter average families, and most Chinese will enjoy a luxurious lifestyle in their life. However, they are still prohibited to drive their cars into College Campus, which , I think, is a hard truth in the eyes of most people.
隨著我國經(jīng)濟的快速發(fā)展,私家車也越來越多;當然,相當多的汽車都開進了大學校園。
在很大程度上,這些車不占用學生學習的空間,但卻影響了他們的日常生活和學習——例如,擁擠的車輛會產(chǎn)生噪音和排放廢氣。而校園是擠滿了似乎不是一個學術(shù)研究院而是停車場。因此汽車已經(jīng)被嚴格禁止進入許多大學校園??磥磉@會使一些人不方便,但這是為了我們的安全。因此當有人喜歡從現(xiàn)代工具的便利,別忘了,在校園里的學生是很危險的。因此,我認為汽車不允許進入大學校園。
總的來說,隨著汽車價格的下降明顯,汽車將進入普通家庭,成為了大多數(shù)的中國人享受奢華的生活方式。然而,他們?nèi)匀唤柜{駛車輛進入大學校園,我想這才是硬道理在大多數(shù)人眼中。