Part 2:
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where and when you walk
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what you see on this walk
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who you walk with
and
explain why you walk.
Part 3
Walking and health
Do
many people in China go for walks?
How
do you think walking is beneficial to health?
Are
there any disadvantages to walking?
Do
you think that playing sport is better for your health than walking? Do you
think people in the past walked more than people today, or less?
What
is the relationship between people's standard of living and the amount of
walking they do?
Compare
the amount of walking that rural people, such as farmers do with the amount of
walking that city people do.
Example:
I
usually walk in a beautiful park trail that goes into the woods in the evening
with my parents. There are artificial wooden bridges over streams and there is
a lot of wildlife to observe, like parrots and magpies. On both sides of this
river are parks with many different exercise equipment for the public to use.
There are also paved walk ways that run down the sides of the stream on both
sides for people to use as walk ways or to jog on.
I
like walking for several reasons. For one thing, walking is a kind of aerobic
exercise. It makes me feel like living in the air and it can burn body fat
while building leaner muscle. For another, it can improve mental health,
including reducing stress and lowering the incidence of depression. Moreover,
talking some interesting things happened every day while walking with my
parents makes me feel we bound together. Also, with all the beautiful natural
sceneries I feel relaxed and happy.
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