是否关闭网吧.ppt

Good morning Background Information The Third Session of the 11th National Committee of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) opened at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, March 3, 2010. CPPCC and NPC have drawn a lot of attention. During these days they are the headlines of most newspapers. The same is true on the Internet. In particular, the proposal that the cybercafes run by the individuals should be shut down, which was advocated byYan Qi, the chairman of ChongQing Tao Ran Ju Cultural Catering Limited Company, a member of CPPCC. According to the report, she said that she found most pupils just played computer games and even went through pages that were bad for both their mental and physical health. Miss Yan also has studied the data of juvenile crimes. She concluded that the cybercafes have posed danger to children and the whole society. In her opion, the social cybercafes should be shut down and replaced by those operated by the government. Then our topic: Whether the cybercafes should be closed or not? Why or why not? Pros: The cybercafes today just care about money. They indulge many children with the computer games. If the proposal is adopted, some cybercafes with bad intentions like kidnapping children will never have chance to realise their dreams . Additionally, to some degree, with the establishment of public cybercafes, on one hand more empoyments will be provided, on the other hand, we will have an elegante and clean environment for the Internet users. * * *