Trading on Campus

1. 学生摆摊、跳蚤市场、创意集市等校园交易受到大学生的欢迎

2. 有人认为校园交易是个好现象，也有人持相反观点

3. 我的看法

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Trading on Campus

Nowadays, trading on campus has become a fashion among students. The trade features the

sales of hand-made and second-hand stuff, such as baubles, clothing, textbooks and so on. This

new occurrence involving student-to-student transaction on campus attracts great public concern.

Those who applaud trading on campus believe it is a win-win solution for both buyers and

sellers. Students can get the things they need at an extremely low price or dispose of unnecessary

stuff for some pocket money. Besides, through campus trade, used stuff such as textbooks are

recycled and made the best of, which helps save resources. Another benefit of trading on campus

is convenience. You don’t have to go to a bookstore for reference books or go to a grocery for

daily necessities. However, there are others holding that campus should be a place for students to

acquire knowledge rather than make money. In addition, doing business is time-and

energy-consuming, which may adversely affect students’ study. Furthermore, trading on campus

may disturb the normal order in the university and be difficult to manage.

In my opinion, trading on campus offers a good opportunity to cultivate students’ business

sense while assuring the maximum efficiency of the stuff. Moreover, through trading, students can

share interests and exchange things they need. Therefore, trading on campus should be encouraged

under effective regulation.