Эссе на тему: "Write a description of the place for visitors"

I want to tell you about a place that made an impression on me. I liked this place because it is unusual and not everyone visited it. Therefore, I think that its beauty can be imagined from the description.

In the Kuril Reserve, on the island of Kunashir, there is one of the most beautiful volcanoes on Earth - Tyatya, whose name is translated from Japanese as "father mountain". In scientific terms, it belongs to the volcanic objects of the somma-vesuvius class, in simple terms, it is a volcano inside a volcano, so it has several craters, and one is more beautiful than the other. Tyatya is the highest point of Kunashir: the height of this unusual natural place in Russia is 1819 m.

Powerful eruptions of the Tyatya volcano occur once every 1000-1500 years, and the nearest, according to volcanologists, will occur no earlier than in 100 years. Travelers are not afraid of Tyatya's eruptions, but aircraft pilots and air traffic controllers do not ignore this volcano and lay routes far from it - Tyatya emits poisonous gases from craters that are dangerous for aircraft.

Tyatya is not only one of the most beautiful volcanoes on the planet, but also an opportunity to feel the extraordinary power of nature, restore strength and health in thermal springs, and go in for exciting fishing at the foot of the volcano.

Thus, the Tyatya volcano is the highest active volcano and a symbol of the Russian island of Kunashir. It rises to a height of 1819 meters and has a crater diameter of more than a kilometer. The indigenous inhabitants of the Great Kuril Ridge, the Ainu, called the volcano "Chacha-Nupuri", which means "father-mountain", and the Japanese - "Tyatya-Dake". It is worth a visit for everyone, because such beauties must be seen by any person.

Do you agree or disagree with the statement: You cannot measure success by money.

Almost all people want to earn as much money as possible to be able to do whatever they want. In the modern world, there are many things that we can buy. At the same time, many people say that there are so many priceless things that money cannot buy.

On the one hand, many people believe that money can arrange a happy and comfortable life. Having a big house, proper education, a comfortable and expensive car, these things can shape our dreams from childhood. If you have a large income, you can travel around the world and get to know the culture of other countries. In addition, being rich means that you can support your family and help other people. You can donate to charity or invest your money in medical research. There is no doubt that success depends on the amount of money a person has.

On the other hand, society always shows more respect for those people who earn a lot. Besides, money represents strength and happiness. However, you can't buy health even with all your money. People understand that being healthy is more important than being rich. In fact, money won't help you buy love and friendship, which are the most valuable things in life, at least that's what I think. This means that you can only buy commercial and materialistic things like clothes, books and many other goods.

Money is just a means that allows you to live fully, maybe not every single one, but most of the population. They also affect a person's inner world, his dreams, his attitude to the world around him and to himself. Money has a certain energy. They can be used for good deeds, and then they will bring a lot of good to this world, and if they are used for evil, their destructive effect can cause a lot of harm not only to strangers, but also to the owners of money.

Thus, there is not only the material world. There is also a world of spiritual values. A world of kindness, faith, moral principles, love and respect for others. And I believe that these two worlds are equivalent. It is impossible to live in society without money. But focusing on money alone, greedily rowing it at any cost - it's like cutting off one of your hands or deliberately shortening your life by half

Do you agree that nowadays people throw things away too quickly? Why?

In the modern world, we have witnessed excessive consumerism and the loss of the meaning of things. People nowadays throw things away too quickly without thinking about the consequences. But do I agree with this approach and why do people pursue such a strategy?

The first thing to note is that modern society has become very prone to mobility and a fast pace of life. Many of us, embraced by rapid changes, no longer see the value of preserving and repairing old things. Buying a new product, replacing it with a more modern model — all this has become part of our culture. The open market and the availability of credit only encourage us to buy new things, even if the old ones have not yet failed or can be repaired.

In addition, with the growth of modern technologies and production, things are becoming cheaper and less durable. Previously, one thing would have served for decades, but now it is not uncommon when six months after the purchase it has to be thrown away or replaced with a new one. Manufacturers seek to reduce production costs, but this sacrifices the quality of the goods. Such changes in the market are steadily changing our attitude to things – we stop appreciating them, because we know that we can always buy a new thing for a penny.

It is also impossible to ignore marketing strategies that are widely used by modern companies. Advertising campaigns that create an artificial need to buy new things have a serious psychological effect on us. Unlimited financial opportunities and the desire to be in the trend lead to the fact that things become for us just a means of self-affirmation.

However, despite all these factors, I do not agree with this approach to throwing things away. After all, the quality of life is not measured by the number of things we have, but by the value of those that already exist. Each item has its own history associated with past owners or moments of our lives. Therefore, it is important to learn how to evaluate and preserve what is available.

Thus, we can say that according to my opinion, people nowadays throw things away too quickly. This is due to the rapid pace of life, the availability of new products, a decrease in quality and intrusive advertising. However, I think it is important to preserve and appreciate the existing things, as they can have emotional value for us and diversify our lives. As a result, our attitude to things should become more conscious and moderate in order not to succumb to empty consumerism.

Write a an email to a close friend telling your news

Dear Andrew,
Thank you for your letter! I am very glad that you got a new job. Congratulations!

I'm sorry I didn't write for so long because I was busy with new projects. But I am very grateful for your advice
Last time you asked me how to exercise properly and what exercises to pick up in the gym. I would recommend starting with a warm-up and ending with hitches. In addition, it is important to divide the load by days: arms, legs, stomach.

Regarding my job, I am very glad that I got a job as a manager. It is my responsibility to visit clients and tell them about the advantages of our products.

I have a working car, I use it for my own personal purposes. This is very convenient, since you cannot have your own.

Everything is fine with the family, we are already 4 people. We have 2 sons, one of whom is at school, the other is 2 years old.

I'm very interested in how you live. How many children do you have? What kind of house do you have? Did you get an animal as you wanted?
Unfortunately, I need to come back to my project. I hope my advice was helpful.
Hope to hear from you soon.

Take care,

Victor

Write an essay « 5 Things I Can't Live Without»

Everyone has their own preferences and needs. We all have things we can't imagine our life without. Here are five things I can't live without.

The first thing I can't do without is family and friends. They are the foundation of my life, and without their support and love I feel lost. My loved ones understand me best of all and are always ready to listen and help me in difficult moments. They are my other self and what really makes me happy.

The second thing I can't live without is music. Music always becomes my salvation from everyday problems and stress. I enjoy music of different genres, and it helps me express emotions and experience different moods. Music inspires me and gives me joy in the most difficult moments.

The third thing, an integral part of my life, is books. Books open up new worlds for me and allow me to escape from reality into my fantasies. I read different genres - fiction, novels, psychological detectives - and each book helps me to learn something new and expand my horizons.

The fourth thing I can't imagine myself without is traveling. I love exploring new cultures, discovering new places and meeting new people. Traveling gives me the opportunity to expand my understanding of the world and enjoy the beauty of diversity. They inspire me and help me develop as a person.

Last but not least, the thing I can't live without is a healthy lifestyle. Exercising and eating right is what gives me energy and supports my physical and emotional well-being. Taking care of my health is taking care of myself, and without this care I cannot function at full capacity.

In conclusion, each of us has things without which it is impossible to imagine ourselves. For me, it's family and friends, music, books, travel and a healthy lifestyle. These things give my life meaning and joy, and I am grateful for them every day.

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Write a report on family life in your country.

The family is the most important institution of socialization, as it is the usual environment of human existence and development from birth to death. The style of family socialization is associated with national culture, traditions, and within their framework - with social affiliation, level of education, moral attitudes of parents. These circumstances affect the nature of the upbringing of children.

Firstly, people get married in Russia much earlier than in Europe: by the age of 25, girls are usually married, often to their peers, and have a child. Most often, they themselves are engaged in the upbringing of their children, especially while the child is still young (up to 3 years old). In Europe, at this age, young people are still busy only with themselves and their lives: education, entertainment, career.

Secondly, for a European, the concept of "my family" usually includes a husband, wife and their children. For a Russian person, this concept is broader. If you ask your Russian partner about his family, he will probably name his wife, children, parents, grandparents, brother or sister. Some Russians can even name a dog, cat or parrot, which are also considered family members. Such a broad understanding can be explained by traditionally poor living conditions, when all these family members were forced to live next to each other in a small apartment, and without prospects of separating from each other.

Thirdly, the system of cohabitation of a couple without official registration of relations, so familiar in the West, is gradually entering everyday life, but is not yet very popular. Very gradually, the system of such "civil" marriages becomes familiar in the student family. Students seem to be afraid to repeat the sad experience of early married and divorced peers, they want to "look at each other."

Fourth, Russians have a special attitude towards children. For example, the French are also very child-loving. But since they have long dealt with the "housing issue", children often settle separately after graduation and live independently of their parents. If for Europe a child aged 15-16 is an adult capable of solving his problems on his own, then for Russians at this age he is still an "unreasonable child".

Regardless of the social system, the attitude towards children in Russia is, of course, very peculiar. And every foreigner who visits the Russian house will immediately be able to verify this. Children will be the center of attention, they will be kissed, teased and admired, or no less temperamentally scolded and "brought up". Children will be dressed in the best, they are fed only the best, vitamin and healthy. So, often a mother, knowing that black caviar is very useful for health promotion, buys this caviar especially "for the child" with the last money, undermining the modest family budget, denying herself everything. Foreigners will not even think of such a thing.

This style of family relations speaks not only about the strength of family ties in Russia. Like all phenomena of life, such a tradition of relationships has its negative side. The pampering, selfishness and callousness of children often return like a boomerang in response to parental overly ardent love. There are a huge number of morally immature, infantile, unbalanced and irresponsible people in Russian society who are unable to adapt to the difficulties of life. This was influenced by many reasons, but including the excessive love of their parents. On the other hand, such compassion exaggerates the role of parental care, "puts pressure" on children, deprives them of independence, responsibility and the will to overcome life's difficulties without outside help.

Thus, Russia has its own rules and customs according to which people live in a family. They differ from what is accepted in European countries, so we are different, which means it needs to be taken into account.

Do you agree or disagree with the statement: It is wrong to tell a lie.

Maintaining healthy relationships in the modern world can be quite a difficult process, there are many aspects of our interaction with others that everyone needs to worry about. Despite the fact that lying is not good, in my opinion, there are times when it is better not to tell the truth to others.

Secondly, constant honesty can lead to high levels of anxiety. If we say unpleasant truths, we can spend a lot of time worrying about the possible consequences of our words. For example, last week a girl asked me what I thought about her new hairstyle. I was honest when I said it looked terrible. Although she didn't express any anger at my remarks, I could see that she was really upset by my words. As a result, I spent the rest of the day worrying that I had jeopardized our friendship. My emotional state greatly reduced my productivity that day, and I'm still a little nervous that a classmate will be offended by me.

Secondly, Lying is sometimes life-saving, it protects many people from many serious situations, from rash actions, from family destruction, from nervous experiences and stress, preserves health and prolongs life. There are a lot of situations. And in this case, it will not be an intentional evil, on the contrary, such a lie is an attempt by the person committing it to show mercy and sympathy for another person. Only a loving heart is capable of such an act, therefore, most often, lies for the good are committed by people in relation to their loved ones, to those they really love, care about, worry about.