星火英語(yǔ)專(zhuān)業(yè)八級(jí)考試易考范文背誦50篇 36 Should We Ban Internet Slang in News and Formal Documents？

[00:02.65]Topic 36 Should We Ban Internet Slang in News and Formal Documents? [00:10.67]The Internet slang words [00:14.31]have become very popular among young people. [00:16.56]They use terms such as “CU” for “see you” [00:20.39]and “PK” for “competition”. [00:23.33]But now the Internet slang terms [00:26.25]are forbidden in official documents, [00:28.20]news broadcasts and textbooks in Shanghai. [00:31.44]The public hold different views [00:34.33]on the regulation. [00:35.33]Some people think such kind of terms [00:37.60]will rock our traditional language. [00:39.66]But others say the terms are vivid and accurate. [00:43.37]There is no need to ban them. [00:45.06]As far as I am concerned, [00:47.23]we should not simply ban the Internet slang terms, [00:50.39]but distinguish the good from the bad, [00:52.56]and guide people to use the language appropriately. [00:55.81]Some people hold the negative opinion [00:58.81]about the Internet slang terms. [01:00.35]They think the young people [01:05.25]are in the critical period of learning the knowledge [01:05.43]and forming their values. [01:06.82]For them, [01:08.18]it is very important to use the standard language. [01:11.86]In the virtue world, [01:14.32]they use language at their will. [01:16.73]If such kind of language is used in news [01:19.77]and formal documents, [01:21.56]it will do harm to the healthy development of language, [01:24.90]even to our tradition and culture. [01:27.55]Their worries are justified, [01:29.63]but the language has its own regulations [01:31.94]as it is developing. [01:33.49]As a flexible language, [01:35.45]the Internet language [01:36.82]has the feature of newness simplicity and humor, [01:40.26]which can help to make the text vivid [01:42.62]and interesting. [01:43.90]This kind of language is with the feature of the times. [01:47.36]In the early 20th century, [01:49.51]Hu Shi and Chen Duxiu advocated [01:52.94]to use the classical Chinese. [01:55.49]At first, [01:56.92]it was criticized seriously. [01:58.82]But the reality proved the worth of the movement. [02:02.51]In the development of language, [02:04.60]there will be new words and terms, [02:07.00]some of which are living, [02:09.12]and some are not. [02:10.88]The good Internet slang terms [02:13.52]will help our language become better and richer. [02:15.93]As for some not-so-good ones, [02:18.81]they will be washed out naturally. [02:20.89]Some Internet slang terms [02:23.60]have the same form with the characters, [02:25.70]and the meaning they have are relatively stable. [02:28.74]So they are very likely to enter the classical Chinese. [02:32.26]So we should not factitiously ban the new-born words [02:36.16]and terms in news and documents. [02:38.62]The fittest will survive. [02:40.78]In conclusion, [02:42.11]we should not ban the Internet slang terms [02:44.53]in news and official documents. [02:46.43]If the vigorous Internet slang terms can stand the test of time, [02:50.72]they will be accepted at last.

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