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模板 I. Find the problem: understanding the picture module and model essays ways of expression II. Analyze the problem Hidden meaning too rigid to change write too little III. Solve the problem Read the essays to find the meaning of the pictures try to change the module and model essays add new ways of expression Grammar helps Imitating articles Generation Gap Xu Shouping: Generation Gap Generation gap can be wide enough between father and son and it can be wider between granny and granddaughter. The cartoon conveyed this message vividly. A girl growing up in cybersphere may want to visit the sites in the Internet that are fantastic and offering her great pleasure. A granny, used to playing the role of a babysitter in the family, is supposed to take her granddaughter out to play. But today’s grandmothers are sometimes puzzled by her grandchildren if the children should suggest playing somewhere in the Internet because they belong to the information-poor generation while their grandchildren, quick to learn new things, belong to the information-rich generation. Naturally, to bridge the gap, grannies should change their attitude toward information. In a society that considers old people useless except looking after the babies, they will not be motivated to learn anything new or try to get in touch with “Hi-tech”. This “outsider” attitude may make them less capable of involvement in new product of the society and thus a vicious circle may finally result. In order to see a greater change, I think we should take the following steps: First, old people should know that they are never too old to learn. Secondly, the society should learn to accept a role change: Children can help their grandparents cultivate new interests and help the elderly understand and use the Internet. Finally, old people should be encouraged to participate in the new developments of the society. Actually, many old people are beginning to surf in the Internet and send e-mail to relatives and fri