IELTS Writing Task 1 & 2 The bar chart illustrates how many people own a car in China from 1987 to 1999. As can be seen from the bar chat, there were 300 vehicles per thousand people in 1987, the number almost doubled in 1989m at 600. Then it increased by 300 to 900 in 2 years, and the number did not changed much in another 2 years. When it comes to 1995, the vehicle ownership experienced a dramatic growth from 1000 in 1993 to 2000 in 1995. In 1997, the number of vehicles owned by people went up by another 1000 to 3000 per thousand people. And this figure reached the peak in 1999 at just over 4000. Overall, the ownership of vehicle in China was soared year by year between 1987 and 1999. With the popularity of globalization, there are increasingly job opportunities which provided by rich counties waiting to be found overseas. And employees who are skilled and knowledgeable but from developing countries are tend to find a decent job in developed countries. However, whether should those industrial countries’ employer offer more job opportunities to job hunters who are from poor countries has become a fierce debate. In my opinion, they should not do that. As we all probably know, the unemployment rate is increasing year by year, even in a rich country, people are usually hard to find a job, so the government should provide more employment chance o local people as a priority. Staff who are from different countries have different culture and habit which will perform in their career life, it might be tough for boss to manage those staff with other local staff altogether. For example, Arabic people have to wear headband all the time due to their religion belief, but some companies may require staff to wear uniform during the working time to maintain company culture and a sense of unity as a whole. In this circumstances, the culture conflict would be a dilemma for both employers and employees. Although, I admit that rich countries’ employers may want to help poor countries’ employees get rid of poverty and improve their standard of living by employing them, this could deprive outstanding human from poor countries; this, developing countries cannot develop well in terms of lacking talents. All in all, I believe developed countries should not help developing countries by giving more job opportunities to their people, but by giving more education opportunities to their children in stead, so that to cultivate more elites to go back their own country to renovate their country’s econom