I partly agree that enjoying a live performance is more fascinating than

watching the same event broadcast on television.

On the one hand, there are many reasons that many people prefer a live
performance on television. They might avoid spending too much money on
buying tickets or preparing a traveling plan to execute their attendance.
Moreover, they may be careless approaches crime pickpockets, crime
terrorisms, or crime hooligans. More seriously, they might have the risk of
injury, especial with the state the world is in trouble with COVID 19 is very
dangerous. In addition, those watching TV broadcasted events are likely to see
more parts of a show more clearly thanks to the intention of the TV director and
movements of cameramen. They can watch over and over again the show and
they don’t need to dress up, lying on the sofa hearing the color commentary.

On the other hand, who think watching events on television might ignore a
sense of participation and interaction given by attending a live performance.
Firstly, the cheering atmosphere in the auditorium evokes excitement and
amusement that attendees could not experience if watching at home. You can
make friends and find a spouse with the same interests. Secondly, you can
interact with your idols, can hug and shake hands with him. Frankly, I certainly
find it hard to have the same emotion and experience if watching at home.

In conclusion, i think liking and disliking vary between people. I am

delighted to attend events both on television and in a live show.

BÀI VIẾT MẪU

Attending a live performance (for example, a play, concert, or sporting event) is more
enjoyable than watching the same event on television. To what extent do you agree or
disagree?
Many people enjoy watching a live event broadcasted on TV. However, I agree with
the idea that it is more interesting and exciting to go to these events than watching a
broadcasted version on TV.

On the one hand, there are many reasons why many people prefer a live
performance broadcasted on TV. They might find inconvenience in buying tickets or
preparing a travelling plan to execute their attendance. Others might find it difficult to
enjoy the performance if they are afraid of the so-called unpleasant environment or
the risk of injury when being in crowded places. In addition, those watching TV
broadcasted events are likely to see more parts of a show more clearly thanks to the
intention of the TV director and movements of cameramen. In contrast, the seating
arrangement can greatly affect the comfort of seeing the whole show if the seats are
far from the stage or playground.

On the other hand, people who think watching events on TV is more enjoyable might
ignore a sense of participation and interaction given by attending a live performance.
Firstly, the atmosphere in the auditorium evokes excitement and amusement that
attendees could not experience if watching at home. For example, going to a football
match is not only watching players and goals but also being a part of the cheering
crowd to warm the environment, and this eagerness to be a part of the spectacle
draws me to the stadium quite often. Secondly, it is a chance to interact with the
performers and show our appreciation. I have never forgotten the moment when the
audiences, myself included, gave the orchestra a enthusiastic standing ovation for
their splendid performance in a live concert I attended last year. Frankly, I certainly
find it hard to have the same emotion and experience if watching at home.

In conclusion, I think liking and disliking vary between people. Some people might
find contentment in watching a broadcasted event on TV, but I am delighted to
attend events in a live show.