浅谈国民素质的提高（Elementary introduction to the improvement of national quality）.docVIP

浅谈国民素质的提高（Elementary introduction to the improvement of national quality） Shanghai World Expo Kaiyuan days, daily average about 200 thousand people in the park. China official media said the line appears to jump the queue, quarrel, swarmed is a common scene in the park. In this regard, Hu Jinjun, deputy director of the Shanghai World Expo Bureau, said that this is a national literacy issues, and the biggest function of World Expo is the national quality education platform. This reminds me of an article read, this paper lists ten bad habits of the Chinese nation: 1, littering; 2, toilet dirty, smelly; 3, spitting; 4, dig nostril, blow your nose in public; 5, cough or sneeze does not cover nose and mouth; 6, pee 7, lazy; washing hands; 8, bath; 9, group 10, food meals; love eating wild animal. It is a fact that the quality of people is generally low. Analysis of its causes mainly has the following three points: first, the backward level of education. I read an article entitled I and Gatsby grew up. The details and Gates were born in the same year, compared to early 60s this text wrote: Gates accepted the modern education in the private Lakeside School, and began to contact the computer, learning BASIC language; I am reading in rural primary school, and teachers together to fight hunger at the same time, but also enhance the vigilance and class struggle of the enemy. At that time, I didnt know what electricity was. Reading this passage will show that Chinas education lags far behind other countries. Two, stale ideas. I heard such a story: a China professor was appointed Vice President, a foreign company for the post on the same day, when he stepped off the plane late at night. The company has no one to pick up the plane. On the second day, he asked his colleagues in a roundabout way: no employees were at the airport last night? His colleague replied, Why are we at the airport? He immediately understood the truth that he did his own thing. But in China, the Secretary fo