War and Peace

C: Do you know Americans attack Iraq lately?

A: Of course, I feel this action doesn’t have net value and also waste resources.

B: That’s right. This time Bush’s government doesn’t consider whether people will
    agree with his decision to send army there.

C: Maybe we should have a strong operation system to stop wars breaking out in
    the international communities.

D: Do you mean groups like the united nation or the peace of world organization?

A: Yes, I do. Otherwise the powerful countries always have their way. It is a
    barrier for world peace.

B: Peace of world is a dream.

C: We only know that there hasn’t been any period in the history during which the
    world was really at peace.

D: Maybe war has been a part in the course of human civilization.

A: Now it can’t be inevitable, so do reduce wars.

B: How should we do?

C: Education should be consolidated. It enables us to distinguish right from wrong,
    and also teaches us restraint and tolerance.

D: You are right.

A: Another way is religion. Most religions in the world advocate philanthropies and
    forgiveness.

B: Education and religion are ideal methods to stop wars. They’re side by side.

C: Yeah! You’re right. For world peace, we need more and more people that care
    about it.

D: Everyone hopes his family, children and life remain security and they don’t worry
    about losing them. People want to live safe and comfortable life.

A: So how should we do?

B: We need to more understand and care about people around us.

C: Yes. And we have to educate people to know terror of wars.

A: Oh! You mean that we shouldn’t be indifferent.

D: War or peace is a serious matter. It demands our serious attention.

B: Yes, peace is our duty.

C: For all human’s future.

A: It’s our wish!

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By 蔡松穎, 黃偉豪. 周資斌, 莊峰銘