A glance at the line graph reveals alterable birth rates between China

and US during the period from 1920 to 2000. It is evident that both
nations rates of birth follow upward trend from 1920 to 1950 and
fluctuated with low in 1940.
As can be seen from the graph, in China, the percentage of fertility
started at 10% in 1920, which was fluctuated and rose to 15% in the
next 15 years. The following 5 years saw a rapid decline in this rate
and remain steady till 1945. However, in 1950 it was double
dramatically fertility from 1920. The later half of the century, there has
been a considerable drop and it now stands around 2%.
The US birth rate, meanwhile, fluctuated around 11% to 13% prior to
1940, before hit the bottom at less than 5% in 1945. This was followed
by a sharp grow in this rate, to surrounding 15% in 1950, followed by a
steady fall.
In conclusion, the rates from both countries were comparable until
1950 when China slid away make the gap between fertility wider.
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television watching should be minimised to a certain extent if we want
to live a more meaningful and happier life. Firstly, watching TV makes
people lazy as viewers are given secondhand opinion, which can be
used as a substitude for invidual thought. Secondly, most television
programmes are designed to attract viewers away from rival channels.
Therefore, they are aimed to appeal to the lowest common
denominator and have little educational value. In conclusion, people
should turn off the TV and discover the real world by their senses.
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