英语角-圆桌会议 RoundTable0715 - 白领不做饭
时间：2015-08-28 07:18:26
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Topic1 Boys Beaten by TeachersTwo school-related scandals emerged in Yunnan lately. One is a primary school teacher detained over sexual assaults on eight girls aged1 between 5 and 11. The other is 13 middle school students lashed2 by teachers with wires for hours.
The picture posted on the internet is very startling as in which all the boys have very deep
bruises3 on their backs.
What did they do to irritate the teachers this much?
Topic2 Guangdong TV news channel quietly changing from CantoneseA news program on Guangdong TV has recently changed from the local dialect Cantonese to Putonghua.
At least four Cantonese anchors have been replaced with Putonghua
presenters4 on GDTV's news channel.
Sources with the network say most original programs on the news channel of Guangdong TV will be produced and broadcast in Putonghua from September, a move that is causing
outrage5 among Cantonese speakers in Guangzhou.
Is the change necessary?
Topic3 Why the craze for New Zealand working holiday visaWorking holiday visas issued by New Zealand to Chinese youths this year have been so popular that
applicants6 crowded and paralyzed the application website.
The official website of Immigration New Zealand crashed last Tuesday morning, when the country opened its 2014-15 working holiday visa
quota7 applications to Chinese citizens.
Is it a good idea for young people?
Topic4 "Eating at home" Survey30 percent of the white collar workers don't eat at home, according to a survey about the status of white collars eating at home.
The survey shows that more than 42 percent of white collar workers in Shenzhen don't go home to eat, which is the highest among the four big cites: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai. The number of Guangzhou is 40 percent, followed by Beijing with 35 percent.
What can we tell from this survey?
Topic5 Chance Meeting Festival in FenghuangRecently, the ancient town of Fenghuang in Hunan province sparks come
controversy8 again by holding a 偶遇节, or chance meeting festival.
Is this a good way for single people to meet someone or just a tasteless commercial activity?
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