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Because of an epidemic of Covid-19，a growing number of people emphasize the importance of medical care and education. From my perspective, I disagree with the notion for improvement of living standards, encouragement of cultural communication and push for the development of education and medical care.

To begin with, going to theatres and stadiums satisfies people’s demand for life. Currently, with advanced technology, it is no longer the time when people merely cared about bread. Not only do they pursue health but enjoyment of mind as well. In anticipation of this, the government should launch recreational projects like theatres and stadiums. Stadiums provide consumers with professional coaches and facilities; theatres with high-quality operas, such as ‘Cat’, ‘Hamlet’ , and so forth.

Furthermore, theatres and stadiums have become a symbol of culture. As we all know, Broadway represents New York to a great extent. So much so that it appeals to thousands of visitors all over the world, and encourages cultural diversity in New York.

Most importantly, the construction of theatres and stadiums, in turn, plays a significant role in developing of education and medical care. For instance, more and more educators advocate learning from life. For their children, appreciating musical operas do help them comprehend beauty and humanity in the long run, which may be far from easy to achievein class. Likewise, with regard tomedical care, regular excise in the stadiums is the most economical way to keep healthy. As a result, medical resources can be saved and applied for urgent patients.

In conclusion, the government cannot spend too much money building theatres and stadiums. Otherwise, people in the country would feel bored enough, and even become the lowest common denominator.