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Many people arts and music do not improve the quality of life, the government should spend money on other things rather than the arts such as music and painting, to what extent do you agree or disagree?
 
The issue of whether governments should spend money on the arts has sparked off an intense debate. Some people argue that art and music are conducive to the improvement of people’s lives; while others claim that it is of great urgency for governments to allocate money to the areas that are in need. To my way of thinking, the governments should give priority to some basic social systems, such as education and medical care programs instead of subsidizing the arts.
To begin with, art and music are not the key determinant of a good quality of life. It is not uncommon that the arts such as music and painting are a meaningless symbol to many because from their perspective, those arts cannot generate direct benefits for them. Therefore, subsidizing the arts cannot help the public get rid of the heavy burdens of their lives.
In addition, it is more urgent for governments to commit money to some fundamental social systems like education and public health. This is simply because a well-rounded social system is the guarantee of the enhancement of the quality of people’s lives. Investing in education is a good case in point. It is of paramount importance to equip the public with abundant knowledge and impart a proper outlook on life to them. Consequently, the citizens can become competent enough to maintain their daily lives by means of their own efforts. Obviously, it is money and knowledge that contribute to the improvement of people’s lives.
Admittedly, arts and music, to some extent, serve a valuable function in enriching people’s daily lives and help them to foster a positive attitude towards life. However, they are by no means a unique tool to achieve this goal. In fact, art and music are not an actual prescription to extricate people from an array of worries and burdens.
To conclude, I concede that the arts can play a favourable role in improving the quality of people’s lives. Nevertheless, I am convinced that governments should attach heavier weight to other sectors, such as education and medical care, which are considered as an essential way to enable people to live a decent life.


詞匯：
improve [?m'pru?v]  vt. 改善，增進(jìn)
quality ['kw?l?t?]  n. 質(zhì)量，特性；才能
government ['g?v(?)n,m(?)nt]  n. 政府；政體；管轄
issue ['??u?]  n. 問題；發(fā)行物vt. 發(fā)行，；放出，排出
spark off   引起，激發(fā)；導(dǎo)致
intense [?n'tens]  adj. 強(qiáng)烈的；緊張的
debate [d?'be?t]  n. 辯論vt. 辯論，討論
conducive [k?n'dju?s?v]  adj. 有益的；有助于…的
urgency ['??d?(?)ns?]  n. 緊急；催促；緊急的事
allocate ['æl?ke?t]  vt. 分配；使坐落于vi. 分配；指定
priority [pra?'?r?t?]  n. 優(yōu)先；優(yōu)先權(quán)
medical care  醫(yī)療護(hù)理
subsidize [?s?bs?da?z]  vt. 資助；給與獎(jiǎng)助金；向…行賄
to begin with  首先；本來
determinant [d?'t??m?n?nt]  n. 決定因素adj. 決定性的
uncommon [?n'k?m?n]  adj. 不尋常的；罕有的網(wǎng)絡(luò)釋義
perspective [p?'spekt?v]  n. 觀點(diǎn)；遠(yuǎn)景；透視圖adj. 透視的
generate ['d?en?re?t]  vt. 使形成；發(fā)生
benefit ['ben?f?t]  n. 利益，好處vt. 有益于，對(duì)…有益vi.
burden ['b??d(?)n]  n. 負(fù)擔(dān)；責(zé)任vt. 使負(fù)擔(dān)；煩擾；裝貨于
commit [k?'m?t]  vt. 犯罪，做錯(cuò)事；把...交托給；使…承擔(dān)義務(wù)
fundamental [f?nd?'ment(?)l]  n. 基本原理；基本原則adj. 基本的，根本的
in addition  另外，此外
well-rounded ['wel'raundid]  adj. 豐滿的；多才多藝的
guarantee [gær(?)n'ti?]  n. 保證；擔(dān)保vt. 保證；擔(dān)保
enhance [?n'hɑ?ns]  vt. 提高；加強(qiáng)；增加
investing [investi?]  v. 投資；授與（invest的現(xiàn)在分詞）
paramount ['pær?ma?nt]  n. 最高統(tǒng)治者adj. 最重要的
equip with  裝備，配備；備有…，以…裝備
abundant [?'b?nd(?)nt]  adj. 豐富的；充裕的；盛產(chǎn)
outlook ['a?tl?k]  n. 展望；觀點(diǎn)；景色
consequently ['k?ns?kw(?)ntl?]  adv. 因此；結(jié)果；所以
competent ['k?mp?t(?)nt]  adj. 勝任的；有能力的；能干的；足夠的
maintain [me?n'te?n]  vt. 維持；繼續(xù)；
contribute [k?n'tr?bju?t]  vt. 貢獻(xiàn)，出力vi.
admittedly [?d'm?t?dl?]  adv. 公認(rèn)地；無可否認(rèn)地；明白地
enrichingn. 濃縮v. 使…富足；增進(jìn)…的價(jià)值
positive ['p?z?t?v]  adj. 積極的
attitude ['æt?tju?d]  n. 態(tài)度；看法；意見；姿勢(shì)
unique [ju?'ni?k]  n. 獨(dú)一無二的人或物adj. 獨(dú)特的，稀罕的；
prescription [pr?'skr?p?(?)n]  n. 藥方；指示；慣例
extricate ['ekstr?ke?t]  vt. 使解脫；解救；使游離
to conclude  最后，總之
concede [k?n'si?d]  vi. 讓步vt. 承認(rèn)；退讓
nevertheless [nev?ð?'les]  conj. 然而，不過adv. 然而，不過；雖然如此
convinced [k?n'v?nst]  v. 使確信（convince的過去分詞）；說服adj. 確信的；深信的
attach to     vt. 依附，附屬；加入；
essential [?'sen?(?)l]  n. 本質(zhì)；要素adj. 基本的