急求英语作文…

Where there is people ,there are changes.As English enters Chinese daily life,some changes have already happened to it,which lead to the birth of chinglinch. Nowadays, chinglinch appears more and more often.Then ,the problem arises.
On one hand ,some hold the view that chinglinch should be cleared away for it's difficult for foreigners to understand and it has a nagative influence on our English learning.
On the other hand ,others insist that we shouldn't get ride of chinginch."Language is just the tool which assist us on communicating."a famous people says.Therefor,as chinglinsh can give us more convenience on communincation ,we shouldn't get ride of it,should we? Moreover, chinglish provide us with more humor ,as is produce with our Chinese mindset.
As far as I'm concerned, I agree with the second oponion. Everything is changing everyday.There is no need using a tool that can not cover our demand,as what happens in the nature called Natural Selection. English alse need changes to catch up with our requirements. In conclusion,chinglinsh shouldn'宽雀t be cleared away.
(以后有翻译啊，作文啊，只要是和英语悉明有关的都问睁巧告我哈^-^)

Along with globalization comes the need to unify communication. English has, without a doubt, become a force to be reckoned with. Most countries are trying desperately to catch onto this "English learning" frenzy, and China of course, is no exception.
Despite the fact that China has already incorporated English as a mandatory subject in its elementary and high school curriculum, "Chinglish" is still a widely spread phenomenon that can be easily seen throughout the street. From a modern apartment advertisement to "beautiful concentration camp", seafood dish on a restaurant menu to "see food dish", and a simple car wash (美车馆）to "beautiful car museum"... examples that are both laughable and degrading are very much abundant. But are we at wrong for wanting to present our business in the best light to our investors and clients? The motivation itself is not at fault, the awful grammar and spelling can't be blamed, then in which direction should we point our fingers at? Obviously most Chinese buyers can't understand half of the awkward English phrases that are being used in advertisements, and certainly no English speaking buyer would feel compelled enough to purchase from such company who can't afford a credible ad agency, so why do we still do it?
I would credit this good for nothing phenomenon to our ethics and a lack of confidence in our own, with the main driving force of a belief that says "the Chinese don't make good and safe products". It's clear that there has been more than a handful of instances where monetary greed has resulted in thousands of substandard products, malfunctions, and even deaths. In times like this, where do we as consumers seek a peace of mind? Foreign companies that make products the way they should be. Like what the predator does in the wild, they blend into the environment or mimic the weak to bluff its opponents into thinking that they are indeed benign and harmless.
Should we rid of Chinglish? I believe that it is part of the inevitable process and that we as individuals can't do much about. But on a deeper level, why Chinglish is so abundant should serve as a warning sign that its time for us to stop causing harm to our own in exchange for an extra LV purse and learn to place trust back into our own economy again.

锻炼身体和平衡饮食

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