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According to a notice issued by State Administration of Radio, Film and Tele

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问题     According to a notice issued by State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) , the use of words, terms and proverbs and other phrases must follow standardized rules in the Chinese language. As a result, use of Internet slang will be banned. What do you think?
    Write a composition of about 200 words on the following topic;
    Should Internet Slang Be Prohibited?
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答案     Should Internet Slang Be Prohibited?
    As an inevitable result of social development, Internet slang nowadays is very popular among young people. In view of this, the SARFT intends to impose a ban on the use of such words. However, this issue should not end up with a "one size fits all" solution. For my part, Internet slang should be removed from higher circles such as government documents and textbooks for they are not in line with the principle of preciseness and strictness of official documents. But on other occasions, we should embrace newly-emerging Internet slang because it is, to some degree, the carrier of a certain era and its distinct culture-Take the Internet slang " no zuo no die", as an example. It is now commonly used by the media. It is the epitome of Internet slang—short, catchy and vivid, depicting some social phenomena only in four words. Moreover, given netizens’ creativity and brilliance, some Internet slang has been included into dictionaries. A good case in point is " geili" , which has been translated into English as a noun "gelivability" and best of all an adjective "gelivable. "
    In addition, it is impractical to enforce the ban. There are scores of publications produced every single day. How could the authorities monitor them effectively and efficiently? Even if it is not impossible, supervising the use of Internet slang will be time- and money-consuming, so why not save resources for what is more crucial?
    I suggest that the typical Internet slang be compiled into a dictionary and be given a uniform explanation. Once it’s standardized, it will become precious vehicles for future generations to learn about our culture.
解析     本题是一个观点论证型题目。首先应表明自己的观点，再详细进行论证。可分为三个基本观点：网络俚语不够正式，又多带有戏谑色彩，应该被禁；网络俚语是互联网文化发展的产物，某种程度上反映了时代特色，不应被禁；网络俚语的问题不应“一刀切”。针对该题目，可根据以下思路展开写作：
    思路1：网络俚语应被禁止。
    一些网络俚语夹杂脏话，带有戏谑色彩，不宜使用；网络俚语多为不合规范的词语等，不利于现代汉语规范。网络俚语多为青年人所熟识，若不加禁止，用于各种语境中，容易影响沟通，引起误会。
    思路2：网络俚语不应被禁止。
    首先，网络俚语是时代的产物，也反映了特定群体或特定文化，对此我们应采取开放包容的态度。其次，网络俚语通常简短生动、朗朗上口，使用起来效果更好，更易让人们记住。而且，一些经典的网络用语已被收录进词典。另外，禁止网络俚语的使用并不现实，因为每天有那么多的出版内容，要逐个筛查既耗时又费力，而很多网络用语不过是昙花一现，所以不如把监管网络用语的资源用到更为重要的事情上。
    思路3：网络俚语的问题不应该“一刀切”。
    建立在思路2的基础上，先提出解决方案：对网络俚语不应采取“一刀切”的方法。在较为正式的文体或语境中，要使用规范的汉语，不能使用网络俚语；在其他语境中，则应持包容态度。最后还提出建议：可将经典的网络俚语收录进词典，加以规范，使之成为后人了解我们文化的载体。
    范文选取了思路3。
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