Weoftenseebeggarsinthestreet,infrontoftheshoporattherailwaystation.Theirhandsaredirty,andtheirclothesareold.Theylookverypoor.Shouldwegivemoneytothem?Myansweris"No".

　　Ithinkmostofthembeginthestreetnotbecausetheyarepoor,butbecausetheyarelazy.Theywanttomakemoneyeasily.Peopleshouldliveontheirown.

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　　我们经常在大街上、商店前和火车站见到乞丐.他们的手很脏,衣服破旧,看起来很可怜.我们应该给他们钱吗?我的回答是“不”.

　　我认为他们大部分人沿街乞讨不是因为贫穷,而是因为他们太懒惰.他们想轻松赚钱.人应该自食其力.

　　Todaytherearemoreandmorebeggarsinourstreets.SometimesIampuzzlingthatshouldIhelpthemornot.Why?Becausesomeofthemarereallypoorandothersonlywanttocheat.

　　Sincethat,whatshouldwedo?Ofcourse,weshouldhelpthebeggars.ButIdon’tthinkitisaneffectivewaytogivethemmoney.Inmyopinion,ourgovernmentshouldplayarole.

　　First,thegovernmentcanlaunchsomeprovisionalreceivingstationsandannouncethetelephonenumber.Ifweseesomebeggarsinthestreets,wecanphonetothesestations.Assoonastheclerksofthestationsgetthenewstheywillarriveimmediately.Thentheywillbringthebeggarsintostations.

　　Afterenteringtheprovisionalstations,theclerkisabletoinvestigatehisorhertrueidentifybyusingtheinternet.Ifthepersonisreallypoor,hewillbearrangedajoborliveintheprofessionalreceivingstationsifheisoldenough.

　　Then,howaboutthesecheaters?Perhapsourgovernmentshouldmakesomelaws.

　　Allinall,whatIwanttoemphasisisthatweshouldhelptherealbeggarsbyeffectiveway.