英语角-圆桌会议 RoundTable1111 - 你的职业出光棍吗？

Topic1 Most seniors in Beijing exclude in-laws from wills Nearly 7,000 elderly citizens in Beijing have registered their last wills and testaments at a welfare center since last March.

According to the China Will Register Center, nearly all of them excluded their daughters- and sons-in-law from any inheritance.

Does it make sense?

Topic2 Top 11 Careers in China that Prospective Partners Shun the Most Remember Nov. 11th is not all about shopping, it's also the Single's Day. And a 2014 version of "Top 11 Careers in China that Prospective Partners Shun the Most" has came out as well. Those careers are: writer, migrant laborer, singer, delivery worker, host, salespeople, lawyer, cook, news editor, journalist, athlete, flight attendant.

Some careers such as writer, singer, host, journalist, and flight attendant that seem to be very decent are also listed, which sparks a lively discussion among netizens.

Are you surprised, since many of these careers are well respected and well paid?

Topic3 DOTA Class in College A vocational college in Chongqing is incorporating video gaming into teaching. Chongqing Energy Institute of Vocation and Technology recently opened an optional course named "The Development of E-sport and Analysis of DOTA Teamwork." The course is provided once a week with two sections every time.

Why is the school doing that?

Topic4 Suit Day in High School In a high school in Sichuan, one of the classes set up a Suit Day, in which the students are required to dress formal, suit and tie for boys, and suit and high heels for girls.

Is it a good idea?

Topic5 University Dorms Bann Small Appliances Recently, Southwest University of Nationalities displayed a large amount of small kitchen appliances confiscated from students' dorms.

Hundreds of rice cookers, Redekuai or immersion heaters and other banned items were placed at the campus square and almost covered the square.

Why do so many students violate school rules?