2012年12月英语六级作文真题(II):人与电脑

句式变化多样，句法方面做的很棒；文章组织结构良好；作者词汇基础扎实，拼写也很棒。

Chinese culture When it comes to Chinese culture, people will think of Chinese religions.Belief in deities and the practice of the workship of ancestors have persisted in Chinese life, and have come to form the basis of what has broadly been termed popular religion. Popular religion in fact represents a mixture of early religion and elements of the three great religions:Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism. Confucius sought to establish a socio-political ethical ethical system, with theological beliefs concerned with human destiny and the conduct of human relationships in society. The Confucian canon can be divided into two parts:the Four Books and the Five Classics. The representative figures of the Confucianism are Mengzi and Xunzi.They had different views about human nature. Xunzi thought that people were inherently evil. By the way of contrast, Mengzi thought that people were fundamentally good and what made them bad was their environment. During the Song Dynasty Neo-Confucianism emerged as a distinct movement in response to Taoism and Buddhism.Two traditions of Neo-Confucian thought emerged:the School of Principle, represented by Zhu Xi and the School of Mind, represented by Lu Jiuyan, and later Wang Yangming. Also of ancient origin is Taoism—whose classic text, the Daodejing, is attributed to a supposed contemporary of Confucius, Laozi.