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大作文：

Young people from home in rural areas have a study      or work in cities. Whats the reasons? Do advantages outweigh the disadvantages？

年轻人正离开他们在农村的家到城市工作学习，你认为原因是什么？这种发展的优点超过其

缺点？

大作文解析

此题的提问方式考查的是大作文中的组合题，由报告类结合利弊类考察；话题属于考频较高

的社会类，本场考试为 2013年   12月  14日原题重现，童鞋们一定要注意对于   2013年-2015

年的旧题的回顾和学习。此外，也可以结合胖哒独家题库，专项练习社会类中此类同款题目，

从而做到举一反三。

有相似题目如下：

Some people think a rise in standard of living in a country only seems to benefit cities more than rural areas. What problems may those differences cause? How to reduce this problem?

首先这篇文章我们可以采用四段式

开头段：背景句+话题引出+亮出观点

正文段一：到城市工作学习的原因

正文段二：到城市工作学习的益处

正文段三：到城市工作学习的弊端

高分范文  In many countries, particularly in the developing world, there is a notable phenomenon that  young  people  tend  to  migrate  from  the  countryside  to  the  urban  areas.  This  paper  is  to elaborate    three   reasonable    causes,    holding    that    this    situation   might    bring    negative consequences.

One cause of rural to urban migration may be the abundant study resources which attract the youth seriously. Admittedly, the city possesses more favourable resources for learning or studying, and in third world countries, the majority of universities were  founded in urban areas instead of

countryside and the symbol of knowledge, library, can be frequently found in downtown as well. Therefore,  if  young  people  move  to  the  advanced  region,  they  will  get  more  opportunity  to improve themselves.

Moreover,  many  of  the  jobs  available  in  rural  areas  are  agricultural  based,  which  might  not stimulate job enthusiasm of the young. As a result, those who are not interested in agriculture do prefer to move to a place equipped with various directions of career. Consequently, cities become their ideal alternatives.

However, this pattern of migration might bring many intractable problems and it may be hard to subscribe   that  advantages   outweigh   its   disadvantages.  One   problem   caused   by  it   is the detrimental effect on the rural economy. If migration takes place too quickly or unexpectedly, the plan of city and countryside integration will not be in place and the gaps of the economy in city and countryside will be widened.

Another consequence of migration is overcrowding in cities. The growing population means the less  resources  each  young  people  can  hunt,  which  can  be  obviously  illustrated  in  the labour market. Young people have to bear more competition for jobs, and the lack of jobs may lead to problems of vagrancy and unfair treatment.

In conclusion, youth migration is understandable. However, it might bring many problems which need  to  be  solved  by  the  society,  especially  the  government  who  has  to  provide  a reasonable plan to strain this kind of migration. Only the speed of migration is on scheduled basis can it be promoted.