經(jīng)典英語(yǔ)愛情文章

1、經(jīng)典英語(yǔ)愛情文章關(guān)于1Some of the elements in the love story have changed over time. In the ancient world and during the Middle Ages, love stories did not have happy endings, and they focused on love outside of social and economic status. This was an innovation at that time, because most marriages were arrange

2、d and the partners were of the same social class. Beginning in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, love stories began to have happy endings, because marriage was coming to be rooted in feelings of truelove and couples came together by personal choice.Modern love stories are influenced by Holly

3、wood, and often feature pre" marital and extra-marital sexual relationships, and single parents with children. Over the years, a conventional format was followed. As entertainment and moral values changed, however, the distinction between convention and innovation became blurred.The conventiona

4、l love story formula has several elements:The couple wants to be together. Often it is love at first sight.關(guān)于2What makes someone marriage material? How he looks? How she acts? In a new study published inthe journal Social Science Research, researchers considered how likely someone is to get married

5、byexamining three traits： physical attractiveness, personality attractiveness, and personal grooming. Itturns out, your overall score based on these three factors could be linked to whether or not you，llwalk down the aisle.To determine this ,marriageability factor,the researchers looked at data on m

6、ore than 9,000 peoplefrom the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. For that study, interviewers ratedparticipants on these three traits using a scale of one to five. No real surprise here： The higher thecollective score, the more likely the person was to get hitched though it had no inf

7、luence oncohabitation.So what does that tell us? People likely eye the whole package when they consider whether or notsomeone is worthy of a wedding ring which might explain why that super hot guy with nopersonality and no sense of personal hygiene is still single. ”The results also suggest they may

8、 beable to compensate for a deficiency in one desirable trait by enhancing the presence of another, ''write the study authors.The gist： If you* re lacking in one area, you can probably make up for it in another say, with someawesome showering and hair-brushing habits. Of course, we're wi

9、lling to bet there are other factorsthat make you more likely to tie the knot-like, you know, a desire to settle down with a seriouspartner in the first place.關(guān)于3Nowadays, love on campus is found everywhere.Wherever you go, you will see couples of sweethearts strolling past holding hands and sharing

10、 their secret happily. It seems to bea tendency on campus.So what lead to the phenomena? Some students think that the pressure of students now are heavier than before, however, love can reduce the pressure well. At the same time, they also support the view that love is more interesting than study. A

11、s it known to us all, love, which is the best things in the world, is romantic. uHolding your hangs and going along with you all your lifev is theembodiment of the love value. But in my opinion, I do not in favor of love on campus because we are students. Though study is veryboring, even quite diffi

12、cult, we students , main purposes are study well to fight for our future as to render service to our country. Love may prevent our feet which will lead to our grade descending. Love on campus will also influent our school * s image andspirit. We could relax ourselves suitably such as listen to light music, go shopping, do exercise, walking when we have press on study. Why we have to close love on campus? We have already been an adult who ne