man and nature

TheRelationshipbetweenManandNature.

Fromancienttimestonow,therelationshipbetweenmanandnaturehas

sonisthatwiththedevelopmentofhuman

civilization,manplaysamoreandmoreimportantrole.

Inancienttimes,rwords,atthattime,it

mple,our

ancestorshuntanimalsastheirfood;rdthegreat

nature,sobecauthedestructivepower

tance,rainstorm,flood,fire,landslideandsoon,at

thattime,facedtheterribledisasters,mancandonothingbutescape,althoughmost

oftimestheycan’eireyes,natureispowerfuland

fearful.

Thenwiththefastdevelopmentofsociety,

antorelyon

eyfindtheway

lly,rtheir

transformationtowardnature,time,natureisstill

whole,iasytobesatisfied.

Whiletheindustrialcivilizationcomes,,

gintodeprivenatureof

mple,ough

natureresourcesbecomelessandless,thingsthey

time,

justlikesamotherthatismaltreatedbyherchildren.

Eventuallyourweakmothercan’idestowarnusofthe

derntimes,allkindsofnaturaldisastershappenedeverywhere.

Actually,xperiencingthemassive

damage,ouldn’tignoretheweaknessof

providesthemmanythings,theyshouldbethankfulaboutthis.

It’man

shouldalwaysrememberthis,’t

abandonnatureduetoourfrightfulneedstomoney.