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The Holiday SyndromeMore and more people catch the holiday syndrome in todays societymany of them feel exhausted and hard to concentrate on their work and study again, and some of them are still thinking of wonderful tours, parties, or games during the holiday. The reasons for this phenomenon, in my mind, can come down to both physical and mental aspects.In the first place, a person may get tired from travelling, banquets or Internet games. The disturbance of the bodys biological clock also takes time to recover. In the second place, visiting new places and meeting old friends can always be exciting, while work and study are monotonous and even boring from time to time. This contrast makes after-holiday adjustment exceedingly difficult.In order to overcome such a syndrome, we have to take some effective measures. First, one should realize that a persons chief duty is to work or study because only through work or study can a person lead a better life and gain a more beautiful future. Second, a person should make attempts to come back to work or study a little bit earlierif he has travelled to a distant heavenly island, it may take a whole day to pack up all his photographs and memories. Only by doing so can we hope to overcome this problem and feel refreshed and energetic once the holiday is over.Living HarmoniouslyIt has long been a good wish of the whole population to establish a harmonious society where people love and care for each other. There is no starvation, no cheating, no corruption, and other undesired things. People live peacefully and harmoniously.However, in reality, it is not so easy to get the dream realized. Many disharmonious phenomena still exist. For example, students cheat on exams in order to get a good mark; peddlers play tricks on customers for more money; millions of people are still struggling for survival while many others are living wastefully.As far as I am concerned, the most severe one in our society is the indifference toward each other. People are very reluctant to give their own seat to the old or the pregnant on a bus; neighbors remain strangers even after many years; old people live lonely in nursing houses with little care from their children. People are busy pursuing wealth and happiness but neglect the most important thing: love. This has constituted a very negative par