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Gift from Son When it comes to the generation after 80s or even 90s, they are sometimes said to be independent. Just like what happens in this cartoon, a mother receives a parcel from his son in university. She may think that it is a gift from her son. To her surprise, nevertheless, when unpacked, it is found that there is nothing but dirty clothes and stocks which are obviously sent to the mother to wash! This picture reminds me of quite a number of stories. The most persuasive example is my neighbor, who is regarded as the “Little King” in his family. He never knows how to wash his clothes, let alone doing other housework around, because his mother does everything for him! Another example that occurs to me is that one of my classmates, a girl, is just like the son in the above picture! She sends her clothes to her mother each time after bath. How stupid and independent she is, I more often than not wonder. The youth are, to some extent, spoiled by their parents or grandparents. Many a sociologist points out that this generation is just like the “Lost Generation” the western countries experienced! It goes without saying that this problem will be solved to a great extent as long as everyone realizes the urgency to cope with it and seeks solutions to its control. (228 w) ? Stress In such a competitive society, stress is inevitable. Each is faced with various kinds of stress. As is shown by the cartoon, a poor man feels exhausted because of the heavy burden on his back—house, furniture, child, and so on. Long-suffering stress may lead to serious problems. My neighbor, the initiator of Crazy English, is a good case in point, which can illustrate this well. It is said that he beats his wife madly because of great stress from work. According to the statistics released by China Daily, about 85% of suicide in Japan results from various stresses. This observation is also frequently made of Korea. As a result, it is of crucial importance to find proper solutions to the prob