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[2016b级英语作文]How is it going？最近怎么样？I am glad to receive your letter.很高兴收到你的来信.I am looking forward to receiving your letter.我期待着你的来信.Wait for your good n...+阅读

As is apparentlybetrayed in the bar chart above, at present university students suffer from psychologicalproblems of variouskinds, among which spiritual depression, miscellaneousproblems, and suicide-committing top the list. What the chart reveals is indeed thought-provoking. The implied meaning of the chart above can be briefly stated as follows. On the one hand, university students are encountering more psychological problems than ever before. The fact can be attributed to many factors. Most university students are overloaded with study and haunted by employment pressure. As young and inexperienced people, they are also facing emotional dilemmaand trial of human interrelationship. Besides, some students are in a financial predicament. On the other hand, necessary psychological work for university student is a must for the time being. It is quite shocking that at least forty percent of university students suffer from spiritual depression. The very fact should not be neglected. Effective countermeasures must be taken to reverse the current grimsituation. In sum, the psychological problems should be put on our agenda. In my view, great efforts must be made so as to ensure the healthy growth of university students. To begin with, we must have a good understanding the necessity of psychological instruction and guidance among university students. What's more, government departments at different levels and related organizations should make joint efforts to create a more relaxing environment for university students. Only in this way can university students develop well both physically and psychologically. Medical researchers have proved that what people eat affects their health. They advise people to eat more fruit and vegetables and less meat such as beef and pork because meat contains more fat than poultryand fish. Fat can build up in the arteries, block the flow of blood, and cause a heart attack or stroke.