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1、举例写作手法例文What Makes a Naive Consumer?Nowadays the rapidly developing commerce gives birth to a lot of companies. Some of them are excellent but some of them are crooked. In order to attract more consumers, these crooked companies figure out many tricky methods. As a result, consumers are often at the

2、 mercy of crooked companies. There are many reasons why consumers are at the mercy of crooked companies.First, the superstitious consumers are taken advantage of by crooked companies. If the sale of a canned foodstuffs factory decreased, for instance, a rumor that canned peach can help a child to ge

3、t rid of risk would emerge immediately. When parents get this message they would rather buy their child canned peach than suspect the message.Second, consumers often follow others. For example, after nuclear leaking in Japan, many salt companies start a rumor that salt in the future is unsafe. Some

4、consumers trust the rumor and buy a great quantity of salt. Other consumers will follow suit blindly.Finally, crooked companies usually use cheap commodities to attract consumers. For example, when consumers choose one kind of commodity, they prefer the one with the best quality. But if the worse on

5、e is cheaper than the best one by twice, many of them prefer to choose the worse one.In conclusion, consumers ' minds are not strong enough so that crooked companies can take advantage of their weakness. This is the real reason why consumers are often at the mercy of crooked companies.One Import

6、ant Event Can Change the Course of a LifeWhether you remember or not, we may experience many events throughout our lifetime. For each person, there will always be an important event which is the turning point changing the course of his life. This important and memorable event may change the persons

7、lifestyle, career, life goal and outlook on life, and it sometimes brings the person an entirely different future.A wonderful event may change ones way of life because of realizing his longtime dreams. Take the famous country singer Zhu Zhiwen as an example. His achievement on the stage of the Avenu

8、e of Stars made him popular almost overnight. Without this turning point, he would still be an earthy farmer and his dreams might never come true. However, everything in his life is different today, for bigger stages are looking forward to him.An unexpected event may change on's lifework. For in

9、stance, the world supermodel Ma Yanli used to be a female kayaker. In the summer of 1995, her waist was injured in the preparation for the Canoeing competition, and she had to quit the game. During her recovery, an accidental opportunity made her participate in the International Model Competition fo

10、r the first time. After that, Ma Yanli won the first prize and completed the transformation from sport field to the T-stage. Compared with an unknown athlete, fashion designer is more suitable for her. Thanks to the unexpected event, great changes have taken place in her life.An event will not only

11、change the course of a persons life, but it can alter the fate of a country as well. Seeing Chinese people insulted by foreigners, Zhou Enlai determined to make a contribution to our country after he studied abroad. What happened in China at that time really touched him a lot and inspired him to stu

12、dy hard for the prosperity and development of China. Without the event which stimulated him so much, he might be a teacher, a scholar or an officer instead of becoming a revolutionist. If he didn't change his life goal and become a revolutionist, the rise of the People's Republic of China mi

13、ght not have been so smooth.In conclusion, every event occurred in our daily life is of vital importance to us. We may be inspired by it and find that we have the ability to do something which we have never imagined before. Considering that important events will also change the course of our life so

14、meday, we should take everything seriously from now on.Job Hunting Today Is a Difficult ProcessIn the past few decades, university education played a predominant role in socioal and economic development, and was believed to be the guarantee of a good job. However, the increasing number of college st

15、udents brings another problem. That is, many college graduates find it harder and harder to seek for a satisfactory jobs. What use then? ' s the ca How come this group of intelligent and energetic students have difficulties in job hunting? In my point of view, several reasons can account for thi

16、s phenomena.This first factor is that some of the graduates set too high goals for their future career. They over-estimate their practical value and always dream to get a perfect job with a handsome salary, a comfortable environment or even in a convenient location. With such high expectations, they

17、 would give up a lot of working opportunities which are regarded as inferior ones. For example, nowadays western China is badly need of talents, but most graduates are unwilling to go and never think about this choice.Aother reason is that the majors of some college students do not fit in with the d

18、emands coming out from the job market. Our society is developing at an unprecedented pace nowadays and the job vacancies in different fields also change dramatically. The programs in colleges anduniversities, however, have seldom been reformed and updated in recent years, which resulted in a lay bac

19、k in the students' s scope of knowkand profession. This is why this group of social“freshmen “ are ofthought to be too theoretical and unpractical to work for the companies.Last but not the least, it is the employers that should be blamed for the severity of this problem. Sometimes they are too

20、strict with the graduates by setting a high standard for recruitment. And they expect to get a quick and considerable return from the graduates they employ. As a result, they list a lot of requirements on the employment advertisements. Some are even quite unfair and hard to meet, such as having more than 1 year relevant working experience, etc.From the above discussion, we can see that the immature graduates themselves, the rigid university education as well as the tough working requirements all contribute to the problem of job-h