開頭段:
In today’s world, every oneeveryoneis interested in knowing about the happenings in the worldthe lives of famouspeople. Due to thise interest of people in the lives of famous personalities, every type of media gives a lot of attention and time intocovering the lives of famouscelebrities. In my opinion,Just for fulfilling the needs of the public the media some timessometimesdo not respect the privacy of thefamous personalities,andthere should be some limits in covering celebrities’ private lives.
在當今世界,每個(ge) 人都有興(xing) 趣了解名人的生活。由於(yu) 這種興(xing) 趣,每一種類型的媒體(ti) 都給予了大量的關(guan) 注和時間來報道名人的生活。在我看來,媒體(ti) 有時不尊重名人的隱私,在報道名人的私生活方麵應該有一些限製。
Body 1:
The privacy of the famous personalities should be respected. Sometimes, people are never satisfied withreportednews; they always want to know more. They want to explore every aspect of a celebrity’s life. In somecases,themedia publish news that is fake and exaggerated, just for the excitement ofthepublic.The media forget to respect the privacy of celebrities.In such scenarioit is the responsibility of the media to show the right and fair sight to the world.TheMmediashouldcancover their lives but they should not interfere in their lives. Only the part of life that is related and concerned to the public should be covered,not their personal issues. The mediasome timessometimestry to bring in front the personal issues of the public figures,which areisnot a theright thing to do as,like other common people,the public figures also do not want to exposeevery detail oftheir personal lives.
個(ge) 人隱私應該得到尊重。有時,人們(men) 從(cong) 不滿足於(yu) 媒體(ti) 的新聞;他們(men) 總是想知道更多。他們(men) 想了解名人生活的方方麵麵。在某些情況下,媒體(ti) 發布虛假和誇大的新聞,隻是為(wei) 了讓公眾(zhong) 興(xing) 奮。媒體(ti) 忘記了尊重名人的隱私。在這種情況下,媒體(ti) 有責任向世界展示正確和公正的觀點。媒體(ti) 可以報道他們(men) 的生活,但不應該幹涉他們(men) 的生活。隻應該報道與(yu) 公眾(zhong) 有關(guan) 的生活部分,而不是他們(men) 的個(ge) 人問題。媒體(ti) 有時試圖把公眾(zhong) 人物的個(ge) 人問題放在前麵,這是不對的,因為(wei) 像其他普通人一樣,公眾(zhong) 人物也不想公開暴露他們(men) 個(ge) 人生活的每一個(ge) 細節。
Body 2:
Apart from all these facts, there should be some limits in covering the lives of the personalities.It is a fact that the famous celebrities have decided to be in the limelight or in the news,but it does not mean that they do not have any private life. Their private life should be kept separate and no one should be allowed to interfere into it. They should be covered as much as it is necessary.On the one hand,the positive aspects ofcelebrities’lives should bring forth to people, because people are very much attracted and inspired by these figures. From such stories theylearn to livetheir lifemore positively. It is also important to bring the negative things of public figures in front of the public so that they can know the truth.In such casesit is necessary to bring the truth in front of people so that they can know what they are following.Some times the extra coverage shows some negative aspects of the personalities which makes his fan following aggressive and totally against him which disturbs his or her reputation.
除了所有這些事實之外,在報道這些人物的生活時應該有一些限製。事實上,名人決(jue) 定成為(wei) 人們(men) 關(guan) 注的焦點或出現在新聞中,但這並不意味著他們(men) 沒有任何私人生活。他們(men) 的私生活應該是分開的,不允許任何人幹涉。應該盡可能多地覆蓋它們(men) 。一方麵,名人生活的積極方麵應該給人們(men) 帶來,因為(wei) 人們(men) 非常被這些人物所吸引和鼓舞。從(cong) 這樣的故事中,他們(men) 學會(hui) 了更積極地生活。同樣重要的是,把公眾(zhong) 人物的負麵事情帶到公眾(zhong) 麵前,讓他們(men) 知道真相。在這種情況下,有必要把真相擺在人們(men) 麵前,讓他們(men) 知道自己在追隨什麽(me) 。
結尾:
In conclusion, it is unethical as well that the personal issues are being sold in the market without the permission themedia should not just focus ongossip.Whengivinginformation about celebrities and their lives,theyshould respect privacy and should notpresent made-up stories.
總之,媒體(ti) 不應該隻關(guan) 注八卦。在提供有關(guan) 名人及其生活的信息時,他們(men) 應該尊重隱私,不應該編造故事。
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