考研滿分作文 | 社會(huì)熱點(diǎn)類：住房

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     There has been a significant change in home ownership in China from 1990 to 2010. As the chart shows, the percentage of state-owned houses in a certain city in China decreased considerably, from 75% in 1990 to 20% in 2010, while the percentage of private houses increased dramatically, from 25% to 80% over the same period.
     This change may be attributed to China's housing reform in 1998. Until then, most urban employees in China had lived in allocated public houses. Since 1998, urban employees have been encouraged to buy their own homes by using their own savings, together with the one-off housing subsidies they receive or housing loans provided by banks. There is no doubt that the housing reform has led to the growth in the rate of private home ownership and a building boom, and has improved the living conditions of urban residents as well.
     I believe this trend will continue for some years to come. A final word of caution-the government may have to be careful not to let housing prices get out of hand as a building boom may lead to a rise in property prices.