Before the construction, there is a beach situated to the west of the island which is surrounded by sea. And two groups of trees are located in the western and eastern part of the island, respectively.
To attract travellers, a pier is built to the south of the island, through which tourists from ships could enter the island. At the center of the isle lies the reception encircled by the vehicle tracks, by which travelers could go to the restaurant siting in the north of the reception. There are two sets of accommodation locating to the east and west of the reception, respectively. Among each group of accommodation, every house is linked by footpaths, by which tourists can go to the beach too, where they can go swimming in the sea.
Overall, the island after construction has become a perfect place to relax and have a vacation.
Quality cocoons are then selected and boiled in water. What follows is to unwind the cocoon to 300 to 900 metres thread, which would be twisted and weaved to be production of silk cloth, which would eventually be dyed into different colors according to the need.
Overall, it takes nearly to get a cocoon and much effort to produce silk cloth.
Over the whole period, petrol and oil consumption is always the highest among all the energy. Starting from 35 quadrillion units, after a slight decline to 30 in 1985, the usage of petrol and oil dramatically increases to about 50 in 2030, according to the projection. Coal and natural gas are important fuels too, which both reached 25 around 2013. After that, the consumption of natural gas is expected to be unchanged, while coal will see a significant upward trend to 30 in 2030. By contrast, nuclear, solar/wind, and hydropower utilised by Americans are predicted to be much less. Each of them consumed by US people will be more than 10 quadrillion units.
All kinds of fuels are projected to increase in 2030, especially petrol and oil, which will continue to be the main energy source for the USA citizens.
Some people believe that one's born talent can be more important than effort. As is known to all, there are some kids who are reckoned to be geniuses, who are capable of learning more quickly, jump higher or run faster. Obviously, Children born with those gifts could make a difference all the more easily than their counterparts. As to personalities, some kids may be born to be more selfish and self-obsessed. In kindergarten, there are always some children who want others' toys or books.
However, the environments children grow up are very significant too. Without suitable surroundings, no one could achieve success. For instance, kids who learn in a school where there is no math lecture are hardly likely to be an excellent mathematician. Moreover, we know loads of examples that students who excel in high schools cannot make it in universities because of the lack of self-regulation and a specific goal. And personalities could be changed too. No one is born to a criminal. As a matter of fact, even criminals should have a second chance to be a decent person. If we believe that everything is decided by born traits, all the hard work and effort by the teachers seem to be useless.
To sum up, innate characteristics play a significant role in our personality and development, but life experience determines how we use our talents and gifts, and affects the way we behave.
It's straight forward that the higher the price of petrol is, the fewer people would choose to resort to public traffic service instead of driving their own cars, which is good for the relief of both the traffic jam and the pollution problems. Those car drivers perhaps have to take a bus or a taxi, maybe even ride a bicycle. However, for people whose workplaces are very distant from their houses, they may not be able to turn to bus or bike, which would make them definitely late for work. In cases like that, rising the price of petrol is not as efficient as you think.
There are many other ways to lighten the traffic jam and pollution problems. For example, increasing the price of cars. It will directly decrease the amount of cars rather than only declining the frequence of driving the cars, which is all the more efficient. What's more, we could limit the number of cars which customers can buy in a year, which has been happening in some cities of China, where you have to wait for a probably long time to buy a new car.
And the government should also provide some other methods for commute, say, cheaper bus tickets, or rent-free bikes. Perhaps encouraging people to work at home is a smart idea, too. Employees could save both the time and the money for commute and use the time on work, which could rise the efficiency and meanwhile solve the problem of traffic and pollution.
