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No. 1 China Daily 2012-9-6 P20 Exploring caverns may be a new sport for many Chinese people. As recently as two decades ago cave exploration was foreign to them. Caves that are formed in karst landscapes can be as deep as several hundred meters. Caves are dark and deep. So, what attracts caving enthusiasts to risk their lives and explore these caverns? Do you support this kind of sport? Give your opinions. Pros 1. Experiencing challenge 2. Appreciating natural beauty 3. An element of risk Cons 1. High skill requirement 2. A certain level of danger 3.A requirement of professional knowledge and equipment No. 2 China Daily 2012-9-6 P24 The director of the Chinese Tennis Association, blamed China’s traditional State-run sports system for the lack of strong educational programs for players, and drew much debate when she cited tennis icon Li Na as an example. Sun attributed Li’s previous perceived mental meltdowns in close matches to a poor educational structure as she made her way to the professional ranks. Do you think this point of view is correct or incorrect? Please state your ideas. Pros 1. Education, to a large extent, determines whether or not one realizes one’s goals. 2. The level of one’s education determines one’s problem-solving abilities. 3. Well-educated possess higher levels of willpower. Cons 1. Knowledge is not a substitute for experience. 2. External pressures weigh heavily on players. 3. Not all top players are well educated. No. 3 China Daily 2012-9-6 P5 There is a rule that foreign students must provide evidence of having at least 2 years of work experience before they can be employed in China. According to information gathered, consultation companies in Beijing and Shanghai are charging 1,500 yuan to 20,000 yuan to foreigners who cannot meet the work-visa requirements, in order to help them obtain a work-visa. Some people argue that this will improve the quality of foreign workers in China. However, others maintain that this is unfair on fo