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whom in your country would you choose to build a statue for?英语作文，自己写得那种，千万别从网上复制粘贴150字左右

Answer 1

If my city has decided to bulid a statue to honor a famous person in my
country, I would choose a late singer, Teresa Teng. She was born in 1950s, and
died of a severe asthma attack at age 41 in May 1995 while holiday in Chiang
Mai, Thailand ,triggering an outpouring of grief among her legions of fans in
asia and elsewhere. During hre briliant stage career,favored by fans all over
Asia, she moved millions of people. Her famous songs include "sweet", "story of
small town", and "the moon represents my heart", etc.

It was said that it was her who introduced several generations in China to a
certain field of popular music. Her song have accompanied the growth and
development of many people in China. In the home of these generations'soul, her
sweet voice has become immortal beauty and memory. Although she's gone, her
sound of singing has never vanished. she is constantly commemorated; from
Beijing to Taipei, Hong Kong to singapore, her ubiquitous fans observe her
commemoration from time to time, cherishing her incredible beauty, and her voice
that sounds to come from heaven. Her sweet songs made her a legend, and are
still regurely heard on radio, and continue to have a following in Chinese
communities all over the world.

she should be remembered not only because of her beauty and voice, but also
because of her great charity. she founded " Teresa Teng Foundation" during her
lifetime. The purpose of the foundation is to cultivate and support gifted
artists, and at the same time the foundation includes a trust to distribute
scholarship to make sure that art students have opportunities to accomplish what
they actually can. Every year, The Teresa Teng Foundation also send a great
amount of money as a charity to help homeless children. And these activities are
supported by her fans all over the world.

2.Computers and human life

For every individual who praises the advent of the computer age there seems
to be a computer phobic person. Truly, many people are having a difficult time
warming up to this machine and its ubiquity. The computer appears to have made
life more complex because it can be difficult to understand and it has quickened
our pace of life and thus caused stress, but once people learn how to use it
they will be able to appreciate the conveniences it has to offer.

Many people, especially older generations, are not familiar with computers
and therefore uncomfortable with them. They find the machine's workings too
complex and difficult to understand. Even the terminology seems like a
completely different language, because twenty years heard the word mouse they
thought of a rodent. This has changed today, and few teenagers would make the
same mistake as their grandparents.

It is also true that computers have quickened the pace of life by allowing us
to communicate and do business nore efficently, and this can certainly result in
stress. After all, time saved is usually spent on accomplishing nore tasks, and
thus personal and professional schedules have become more crowded. the stress
factor increases yet again when the techonology on which we rely breaks down.
Few people understand their computers well enough to fix them, and as entire
companies depend on this technology to handle to all of their business needs, a
single broken computer can wreck a lot of havoc.

Nevertheless, computers and the Internet have become an integral part of
everyday life. Computers are here to stay, because they facilitate many of our
every day processes and we have already grown dependent on them. Today computer
owners use their machines not only to communicate and do business but also for
entertainment. As people learn more about computers they will become more
comfortable with them, and technological progress will fix many of the small
annoyances that cause stress to their owners.