On_Making_Friends.doc

   On Making Friends
1. 人人需要朋友。
2. 真正的友谊。
3. 我的交友原则
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   As a human being one can hardly do anything without a friend.（subject sentence）As a matter of fact, you'll feel lonely without a friend.（emotional need）Moreover, suppose you are in need of help, whom will you turn to if you have no friends?（practical reason） In any case, we find it nectssary to make friends not only because of getting help from then.（conclusion）
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    It goes without saying that everyone knows that a friend in need is a friend indeed. True frlendship results from understanding and trusting between each other. （what is true friend/friendship?）Those who share your pain and hardship are your true friends, while those who are anxious to please you may be your false friends(making contrasts between ture/false friends).
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   In my opinion, we have to stick to the principle of making friends who are honest and reliable, that is to say, a friend should be trusted and be depended upon.(principle of making friends)
ON MAKING FRIENDS
1. 人人需要朋友。
2. 真正的友谊。
3. 我的交友原则
    As a human being, one can hardly do without a friend. As the old saying goes, no man is an island. In other words, no one can survive without the help and friendship of others. And every sign points to the fact that life will become safer, happier and more interesting if one has friends to share his experiences with. In fact, life's main function, the reproduction and rearing of children, depends on one's ability to form long lasting and stable friendships with his/her closest friend -- wife or husband.
    How could a person know he has gained true friendship? Some people believe true friendship lies in similar interests while others think that opposites attractive--the idea that two people with opposite characteristics can easily become friends. Whatever the comment, true friendship must be firmly based on trust and understanding. If a friendship can stand the test of a difficult experience and if one feels confident that, no matter what, his friend has his interest at heart, then he can be sure he has found true friendship.
    With different outlooks, individuals may have different principles in making friends. As far as I am concerned, I would be cautious to choose one as a friend and still cautiously make as many as I can. Once I have made a friend, I will trust him/her completely, talk over things with him/her regularly, keep his/her in terests at heart all the time, and give my friend a hand whenever needed.