he made a huge impression since he wore a pair of huge red spectators which went with his red T-shirt.

Based on the data provided, the number of female graduates had been much higher than male graduates during the whole period. While graduates in both genders shown a similar pattern, it is noticeable to see the gap between them increased.

As for females, began at 99000 graduates in 1992, it reached its first highest level of 140000 in 1995. After 3 years decreasing period, the number of them became gradually climbed. Affected by the small blip between 2004 and 2005, the total female graduates finally stood at 149000 in 2007.   

The situation for the opposite gender was more complicated. As females did, the number of male graduates had its first peak in 1995, with the figure of 78000. Followed by 6 years fluctuated, the figure did not start steadily rising until 2001. The speed of men’s growth after 2001 was also slightly lower than women, which represented the number increased from 72000 to 98000.

Firstly, we cannot deny that technology can replace some traditional skills. For instance, Jingdezhen is a small town known by its famous china sets. While it used to be handmade with weeks just for one set, there are some factories can make thousands of them within a couple of days. Besides, learning the skill of a china craft takes years for hard working. Therefore, the traditional crafts industry is shrinking, and the proportion of traditional sets in the whole population of china sets is going on a downward trend.

However, the technology also can be a good weapon for us to promote traditional cultures. There are some towns which have local spirit atmosphere or exotic environment are quite small and easily been assimilated by modern cities. However, after advertising on the internet or televisions, they attractive countless tourists which contribute stable income for them to preserve their culture and environment. Meanwhile, the online shopping system also sending their traditional products worldwide. And the booming demanding market will actually boost industries of those products.

In conclusion, we hear all the time that things have been getting worse, but I believe technology can be double-edged. As such, we should encourage the traditional industry to use it wisely. I believe that when we take the long-term into consideration, things have been getting radically better.

does this mean the answer of 

People with happy childhoods won't be able to practise optimism

is NO?