people engage themselves in dangerous activities for various reasons, which probably includes money, pleasure, and perhaps ironically, nescience. perhaps the most direct drive might come from money, which is needed for everyone, any time and everywhere. people have enough wit to balance their certain choices, especially when they fa danger and money. Those stunt men or women in Hollywood movies, photographers who shoot sharks or crocodiles, or those who participate in stock car racing, are always sophisticated enough calculate whether the outcome overweigh the risk. If they are willing to take the risk, they must have evaluated well. They know exactly the rule: the more risks they take, the more they might get. There also is another kind of people in this world. Money is of almost no importance to them They perform dangerous activities just for their own pleasure. perhaps the most appropriate example involves sports. Actually every kind of sports is dangerous, and even can be deadly. Danger always exists, but people tend to simply ignore it. Take parachuting for example, who can refuse the fascination of flying in the sky like a bird? On the other hand, it seems that danger itself makes the activity so fascinating as too hard to refuse. To conquer is the very nature of human being from the very beginning. pheidippides said seconds before dropping dead two thousand years ago, Rejoice,] we conquer! And it seems perfectly logical for some people that celebration follows conquer. Ironically, sometimes blind brave comes out of nescience. Sometimes people simply dont know the activity is hazardous or how perilous it exactly is. It can be exemplified by a recent incident. Five students (three of them have a masters degree) lost their lives in a mountaineering expedition. Those students reportedly didnt, and it seems highly probable, make an adequate preparation before expedition, which made the tragedy ineluctable. people always praise alpinists with words such as strong, brave, courageous, but in this case none of these words is appropriate Those young students traded their springtime with blind brave, and died in vain.
人们出于各种原因从事危险的活动，其中可能包括金钱，快乐，也许具有讽刺意味的是，无知。也许最直接的动力来自于金钱，这是每个人都需要的，任何时间，任何地方都可以。人们有足够的智慧来平衡他们的某些选择，特别是当他们的危险和金钱。这些特技的男性或女性在好莱坞电影中，摄影师拍摄鲨鱼或鳄鱼，或那些谁参加赛车，总是足够精密计算结果是否大于风险。如果他们愿意冒这个险，他们一定要有很好的评价。他们清楚地知道这一规则：他们采取的更多的风险，他们可能会得到更多。在这个世界上还有另一种人。金钱对他们几乎没有意义，他们只为自己的快乐进行危险的活动。也许最合适的例子包括体育运动。其实每一种运动都是危险的，甚至可能是致命的。危险总是存在的，但人们往往忽略它。以跳伞为例，谁能拒绝像鸟一样在空中飞翔的魅力？另一方面，似乎危险本身使活动如此迷人，太难拒绝。从一开始就征服了人类的本性。费迪皮迪兹说秒坠亡前二千年前，飘柔，]我们征服！对一些人来说，这一点是很合乎逻辑的，这一点很有征服。具有讽刺意味的是，有时盲目的勇敢出自无知。有时人们根本不知道这一活动是危险的，或是多么危险。最近发生的事件可以被证明。五名学生在登山探险中失去了生命。据报道，这些学生没有，看来极有可能，在远征做充分的准备，使悲剧不可避免。人们总是赞美登山与诸如坚强，勇敢，勇敢的，但在这种情况下，这些词不适合那些年轻的学生以他们的青春与盲目的勇敢，和白死。