Remember a debate

If you walk into our school five classes, you will smell a tense atmosphere, because there will be a debate about whether “opening is beneficial or not useful”.

The music ring of the class rang, and our respected teacher announced: "The debate will officially begin." As a supporter of the square, it is inevitable that the debater is nervous. The defender of the square is Xiao Tao, and the opponent of the opponent is Xiao Xin. First, the two sides expressed their views and then began the debate. Our Xiaotao set the mind and began to state: "I think it is beneficial to open the book. The book is not always called "the ladder of human progress", but also called "spiritual food" and so on." On the other hand, the arguments were strong and the students gave him warm applause.

Later, the anti-party debater Xiao Xin said calmly: "Some students read some yellow books and lead themselves to go astray. Is this good?" She argued that the supporters of the anti-party would be more confident. Because the questions she raised seem to be irrefutable, I can't help but squeeze the sweat for our debaters, but seeing our disciples have a solid foundation, the stones in my heart slowly fall. He organized his views in a structured way: "As long as you go to a regular bookstore to buy, etc." Our supporters screamed.

The students watched the opponent's debater in a breath, and the air seemed to solidify. Both sides are very nervous and have more errors. We continue to seize the other party's loopholes to refute, and the other side constantly seizes our flaws to counterattack. Both sides have a slap in the face, and each has seen it, like a fierce battle. The whole debate was sometimes tense and sometimes relaxed. Sometimes the two sides ran the title and the students laughed.

Although the debate did not distinguish between winners and losers, it is not important. The most important thing is that through this activity, let me know that I don’t want to see healthy books, and I’m also able to exercise my strength. It’s really two things!

Fifth grade: Lu Qiuyi