Some people think it is better to have many short holidays during the year. Others believe it would be beneficial to have fewer, longer vacations. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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Nowadays, there are many
holidays
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going on during the year,
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causes many intense discussions about whether there should be many short
holidays
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during the year or
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better to have fewer but longer vacations. From my own perspective, I think
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better to have fewer, longer vacations. During the holiday I would love to go
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, I would love to take some
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to relax, after the relaxation, I wish I am able to get to work or
study
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quickly. If there are many short
holidays
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going on, it makes me feel hard to focus on my studies, and
it’s
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hard to get into the normal pattern. During short vacations,
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hard to plan, if
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only two or three days,
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it’s
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very difficult to travel anywhere which makes
holidays
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a little bit meaningless. After a few
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short break, I need to go back to school, but mentally I am still on holiday, which causes my
study
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won’t be very efficient,
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concentration will be decreased.
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, on my own side, vacation is the best way to balance life and
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. During
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process, I think the length of
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is not the most necessary thing, the most important thing is we should know how to organize our leisure
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, and always need to remind ourselves to go back to
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or work quickly after the holiday. We should really learn to arrange our own
study
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time
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and life and keep ourselves in order.
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