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根据给定资料，以“文化产业如何实现新发展”为主题，自拟题目，写一篇文章。(40分)
要求：
①观点明确，内容充实，结构完整，语言生动流畅；
②思考深入，紧密结合给定材料所反映的问题，写一篇视野开阔、见解深刻的文章；
③1000～1200字。

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Part A
Write a letter of complaint. The air - conditioner of the room in the hotel you are living in doesn't work properly., You called the room service department several times, but nobody was sent to check it. Write a letter to the manager of the hotel to complain about it and ask for immediate action from the hotel.
You should write approximately 100 words. Do not sign your own name at the end of your letter. Use "Wang Ning" instead. You do not need to write the address.

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The symposium is about______.

在本案例中，社会工作者应该如何运用女性主义社会工作的基本原则？

For well over a century, one street in New
York City has been known as the heart of the
American theater. The name of the street is
Broadway. Mention that name to anyone who
has ever visited New York, he will remember 【M1】
bright lights, eager crowds, and an electric
air of excitement. Over the years, Broadway
has been known success and failure, praise 【M2】
and scorn. In recent times it has faced special
problems, both artistic and financial. Yet,
despite of an its imperfections, Broadway 【M3】
remains the center of theatrical activity
in the United States. The goal of young
performers in the U.S. is still to act in
a Broadway play.
Today the high cost of theatrical production
is limiting both quantity and qualification. 【M4】
Whereas it was possible to produce a play on
Broadway for ＄ 10,000 or less before World
War Ⅱ, it costs at least ten times as many 【M5】
to do so today. As a result, less plays are 【M6】
produced, and producers seldom dare to try
new forms of drama since they may not prove profit. 【M7】
On Broadway, a play must be popular
sufficiently to attract audiences over a long 【M8】
period of time. A long run is essential because
Broadway theaters are not given financial support
by the government, as like leading theaters in 【M9】
most other countries. Yet, funds are raised 【M10】
for individual productions and must be repaid
to the investors, if at all possible. Thus
producers need to find plays which will please
audiences. Often the result is a play with little
artistic value.
【M1】