Sports Classes Shouldn’t Be Cancelled in High School

Sports Classes Shouldn’t Be Cancelled in High School There is a point that sports classes in high school take up too much time which should have been devoted in study and are better to be cancelled. In my opinion，however, those sports classes are so useful and significant that must exist all the time. Above all, exercise are meaningful for those students to keep healthy. Playing sports may enable them to gain more energy and vigor, which in turn improves their studying efficiency. Now that they are always occupied with learning and have no time to exercise after school, why should they sacrifice the mere opportunity in sports classes? Furthermore, although student’s main task in high school is study, they need time to relax themselves, or they may break down by overwork. Doing sports, in a way, can be a quite scientific and proper way for relaxation. In addition, they are able to get guidance from teachers in sports classes, which can certainly make their exercise more efficient. Also, it’s available for them to absorb knowledge about health which may not be found in books from the teachers. In a word, from a long-term point of view, sports classes are necessary in high school and should never be given up.
My Frist Winter Vacation in College
I just had a wonderful winter vacation, which was actually more interesting and colorful than each holiday before since I entered the middle school. Not only did I had fun, but I also forged kinship with family members and learned some useful skills in life.
First of all, I experienced a self-driving tour with my parents and grandparents. We set out from Xi’an and crossed Qin Ling mountains to arrive at Ankang , where we took a short rest. And after two days’ driving we got to Hanzhong, the birthplace of Han dynasty. In my opinion, the city is beautiful and endowed with the fine spirits of the universe. No wonder it could breed such a powerful and prosperous dynasty. The scenery was pretty good, however, what impressed me most was the precious warm time spent with family members on the road. We had not be with each other for almost five months after all.
Also, I went to gatherings with my friends and shared our college lives with each other. Meanwhile I helped my mother to do some housework, by which I exercised my independent viability. I even learned to drive the car with my father. I would never forget the excited feeling the first time I drove the car all by myself!
In a world, my first winter vacation in college really can be described as substantial and meaningful. And I will keep the pleasant time in my mind forever!