I'm practicing my writing, so tell me how do you think about my little composition. Nowadays, E-learning is booming up. I think it could be divided into two categories. One is online E-learning, whereas the other is off line. For the former one, you can see that many universities have already launched it online teaching project for students in college, before entering college, or post graduation. And many education companies also seized this opportunity of tumbling the tradition way of teaching, brought by the revolution of computer technology. So, learners could get all kinds of learning materials through internet, and could also enjoy the convenience of receiving teaching in their homes or dormitories. For the latter one, it is mostly about using electronic devices like your cell phone, e-dictionary, e-book, and computer using a downloaded learning software. The modern E-learning varies a lot in devices, methods, materials, contents, and media. It makes our learning easier and more convenient, doesn't it?

Under The Dome When I tell you that people are living in a city full of smog or haze, what is your first reaction. I suppose it would be like "OMG, how bad it is! How could people live in such an environment?" However, it is what the people living in Beijing, the capital of China, and He Bei Province are suffering right now. Chai Jing, a famous Chinese journalist, filmed a documentary and published it this year. She named it "Under The Dome", the same name with an American TV program, but it tells a totally different story. A lot of facts, statistics and analysis are provided in this one. And she also hinted some solutions. Right now, the Chinese government is in action, trying to close some of the factories that polluting the air in He Bei Province, and drawing some of the companies out of Beijing to decrease the density of population in this city. Other measures are also taken, so that this Dome problem could be solved properly.

my experience with computers. I think computer is already imbedded in my life. I still remember how startled I was for the first time using a computer which may seems pretty ancient right now. I had never seen such a fascinating "TV screen" with everything on it could be clicked by a cursor. And I had never played any game like Red Alarm, KKND, Command And Conquer. Seeing those mini soldier yelling, tanks and warships charging forward, I couldn't keep myself amazing at who actually invented computer, and how those war game can come so real on a small ball-shaped screen. That friendly interface of Windows 95 gave me an unforgettable experience. And, today, I'm still seating in front of a computer screen, typing, retrospecting the past, but using a totally different computer and operation system. I don't know what a computer would like in the future, but I'm pretty sure it will be more advanced and change our lives further.

China's energy reform in my view Currently, China is undertaking energy reform. In the past, China totally relied on burning coal for heating, cooking and generating electricity. But nowadays, the energy resources have been diversified with clean powers like wind, solar, water and nuclear powers taking up more and more proportions. In a typical Chinese household, you cannot see a coal hearth in the house, which was pretty common for boiling water, making heat, cooking in the old times, instead, electricity or solar water heaters, central heating system, natural gas oven are taking the place in a common household. On the street, there are more and more hybrid cars. More and more buses and taxis are using clean powers like LNG or electricity. Generally, China is becoming a clean country, because of the energy reform.

about trust Trust is a thing that intangible and yet extremely important for almost everyone. In today's society, no one is an isolated island, everyone needs others to survive and sustain his or her own life. It is trust on which we build up our social relationship with others. Therefore, we need to trust others, hoping they could fulfill our expectations, and vise versa. At the same time, we want to be trust worthy, which is not only the basis of realizing self-value, but also a way to satisfy one's inner needs of being needed. And, in certain cases, we can't trust the other party completely, so we need to sign a contract to bind two parties with every obligation and right clearly stated in it in details. With the help of contract and law, we can also build up trust.

about internet Internet is a big topic. As it is one of the most cutting edge technologies nowadays, it contains several components like servers, cables, routers, modems, terminals, websites and ISPs, etc. And it also affects almost every aspect of our lives, from working to fun making, from how we store personal data to how we communicate friends and family members. Sometimes, when I'm just surfing on the internet, I can't help myself to marvel at how many things I could do on the internet, considering its original application was only E-mail. And It helps me a lot and saves a lot of time for me. For example, I could book a train ticket or a film ticket with a click of mouse, and don't need to wait in queue any more. And I could also buy almost anything on internet, and the parcel service will deliver it directly to my threshold. How fascinating it is! It is truly as a saying goes: Technology is changing our lives!

my job I'm a civil servant. I work hard to serve my people, and contrive of the best interest for them. I'm happy that some of clients can feel my good intention, but some of them misundertand it, no matter how hard I tried to explain, which is really frustrating. Sometimes, I feel that my work is a little boring, because I do the exactly same thing everyday, and all the work doesn't need my inspiration and innovation. Besides, there are so many red tapes in my office. These are all the defects about my job. However, there are still some good aspects in it, like good salary, decent welfare and pension, and I can have this well-paid job until I get retired if I don't make any major mistake during my work. I don't have to worry about where is my next meal. So, you can see that the job is pretty stable, and the working hours are highly regulated. That's the best part of it. Of course, I know there are a lot of people having a better job, earning more money that I do. But I'm afraid they don't have much spare time, and always under pressure. Frankly speaking, the only reason I didn't quit it is that I like its stability, despite all the pros and cons.