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Topicl . China ' Developments and AchievementsNo one can refuse to admit that there are many achievements of China in recent decades. I know some of them, such as econo mic reform, joining to the WTO,and successfully bidd ing to host the Olympic Games in 2008 and so on. They aresig nifica nt and outsta nding achieveme nts.Chin ese people ben efit a lot from these great achieveme nts. Firstly, people 's living standards have been improved significantly over the past 10 years. A hugenumber of families have a TV, a computer, a refrigerator and so on, and the mostimportant thing is that most families have a bright and big house. Sec on dly, peop le' daily life becomes more colorful and meanin gful, recent years bring people a lotof recreational activities, such as computer video games, movies, and intern et. Conversely, 10 years ago, we still had not these abundant and colorful campaig ns.Of course, there are still a lot of things which should be done in the n ext 10years. We should continue to support our economic development and investment, toprotect the environment, to cut down the greenhouse gas emissi ons and to consolidate our military and defe nse systems.Topic2 . An unforgettable graduation ceremonyI ' like to say the graduation ceremony of my senior high school. The onlything that I don ' forget is the speech of principal in my senior high school hall.During the ceremony, I clearly listened to his words with great spirits forall of us. His eyes were filled with hope, which seems like that he told us about howto overcome so many difficulties in the future. His words really attracted all the studet give nts and teachers. He told us that we should n any time, because we must try ourbest to do everyth ing we could.After the graduation ceremony, I promised to myself that I should con ti nue tostudy harder in order to have eno ugh experie nee and kno wledge to be a betterperson who can make more contributions to the whole society.Now, I am trying to realize what I said. I have huge con fide nee that I can turn a new leaf in my life.Topic3. A Great Change That Is Special to YouSome changes, while ordinary or spontaneous, have some special meanings for us. Whe n it comes to me, en teri ng the uni versity whe n I was 19 can be regarded as the most sig nifica nt milest one for now.Study ing in the uni versity means that I have the cha nee to study more. And it also means that I have more social responsibility. The status of being a college student made me feel different. Furthermore, a sense of great acco un tability seemed to tell me that I should make eno ugh preparatio ns for the competitive society .In depe ndent from pare nts and hometow n, I realized that as a grown adult, I should be responsible for my own behaviors and decisi ons.Some pote ntial emoti ons like fear, con fide nee were sometimes in evitablein my mind. So my first milestone appeared, that is I had more responsibilities than even before. Reading China Daily, listening to VOA andBBC, watching English news and the will of making myself stronger and stronger changed my life. I became a more sensible man and now I still remember what I want to do and continue to make efforts to reach that point.Topic4 . An ti-smok ing group calls for urge nt tobacco con trolsAn an ti-smok ing watchdog has criticized Chin ese authorities for "maki ng little progress" on enforcing tobacco con trols despite mak ing a commitme nt to the World Health Orga ni zati on (WHO) almost a decade ago. And millio ns of lives are in jeopardy if acti on is not take n.Each year in China, more than 1 million people die of smoking-related diseases and the country now has 350 million smokers, including 180 million teen agers, accord ing to the WHO. Without effective in terve nti on, ano ther 100million Chinese will die from smoking-related illness by 2050, half of them aged betwee n 30 and 60, experts estimated.People called for sweeping changes including the formation of a new min isterial-level departme nt commissi oned to lead the n ati onal campaig n for tobacco/smoking control, replacing the current Ministry of Industry andIn formatio n Tech no logy, which also admi nisters Chi na's largest tobaccoproducer. Despite a lack of national legislation, by 2010 more than half of China's large- and medium-sized cities had issued regulations to ban smoking in certain public areas, said the report. Beijing's Health Bureau this weekannounced it was working on making all public spaces - including work sites and public tran sport areas - tobacco free by the end of 2015.Topic5. The gap between rich and poor in ChinaIn an unu sually frank assessme nt, a top Chin ese pla nning official warned that the gap betwee n rich and poor in China is rapidly wide ning and could threaten national stability. In just 20 years, China has gone from having virtually no in come gap to hav ing one of the world's biggest 。