It’s hard to deny that athletics can build up a nation’s body, and such a fact leads impressionable people to generate the opinion that governments should divert more money to help the athletics. However, such a statement suffers from both logical and factual fallacies. And it should be examined meticulously. As far as fairness, culture, and economy are concerned, I hold that government should focus more on arts.

Arts are equal to everyone in the whole nation. We can make an atmosphere that each human is willing to enjoy the arts. Especially for the low-incomes, they also have a chance to get access to the beauty of arts, to build up their mind spirits. By doing this, our whole nation will form a desire towards not only the beauty of mind, but also of the bodies. We can achieve both at the same time by just supporting arts.

Furthermore, the fact that culture is related to arts indicates that arts do promote the culture. Take the case of Japan-just a small country, but has typical kinds of cartoons, comics, novels. As a result, the Japanese culture spreads throughout the world and it’s well known to us, such as Ninja. Had it not been for the supporting for arts, Japan would never accomplished such a huge culture kingdom.

Nevertheless, a voice arises that it will create more jobs by building gyms equipped with athletics facilities. Ironically, such a huge project costs lots of money. Therefore, spending money on arts is a long-term and thus a economy-friendly issue. We can save the money and cost little each year. And with time goes on, the country will have a strong industry of culture to create adequate jobs.

In conclusion, I believe that the government shall divert its more resources to arts. This is because it’s fairness, nation’s culture and economical benefit.