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阅读材料,完成下列要求。

材料中国1987—2015年公益广告主题的变迁

时间公益广告的主题
1987~1995年《公共走廊呼咦公共道德》《还是排队上车好》《喝酒四部曲》《敬老爱幼家庭和谐》《交通安全系列》《儿童礼貌教育》《希望工程》《戒烟有三关》等
1996~1998年《下岗再就业》《抗洪救灾》等
1999~2002年《知识改变命运》《同升一面旗共爱一个家》《将爱心传递下去(洗脚篇)》《爱我中华再创辉煌》
2003~2009年《弘扬民族精神共同抗击“非典”》《新北京新奥运》《爱心传递篇》《抗震篇》等
2010~2016年《孝道文化篇》《环境保护篇》《核心价值观》《筷子篇》《门》《你好2017》等.

从材料中提取两条或两条以上信息,提炼出一个论题,并结合中国现代史的其他相关史实,就所拟论题进行简要阐述。(要求:明确写出所拟论题,阐述须有史实依据。)

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论题:公益广吿与社会文明程度。

阐述:改革幵放以来,随着物质文明的发展和人民生活水平的提高,一些人的道德水平滑坡,出现一些不良社会现象,同时,在深化改革开放的过程中.也产生了一些深层次的社会矛盾和问题,如下岗职工,弱势群体等。并且出现了拜金主义、个人主义、历史虚无主义等不良倾向,针对这些社会问题,国家在大力治理之余,公益广告对这些问题也进行了积极引导,使人们在提高自身道德水平的冋时,更加关注社会公德、国家命运和民族文化的传承.提高社会精神文明程度,总之.公益广告针对社会问题

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