英语考试Cat-雅思写作范文-归还博物馆展品（9月28日雅思大作文真题）

题目：

Historical objects in museums all over the world should be returned to their country of origin. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

范文：

Many historical and ancient artifacts are housed in museums throughout the world, far removed from their source country, and as a result, there are those who believe these objects of interest should be repatriated to their place of origin, an opinion I agree with, though I think this should be dependent on particular factors.  

One of the primary reasons for returning historical objects to their country of origin is that they hold cultural significance for the local population. These artifacts are not merely objects as they often carry deep historic, religious, and national meaning, and as such, their repatriation can help restore a sense of cultural identity, especially for countries that have suffered from colonialism or conflict. The United States returning to China paleontological fossils and artifacts from different dynasties exemplifies the importance of this action, since Chinese citizens can learn even more about the region, in which they reside, in Jurassic times, and about their artistic and resourceful history, helping to foster a sense of pride for a country that has been historically wronged. 

The decision to return artifacts, however, should be contingent on the ability of the home country to care for them adequately due to the need of historical objects requiring proper preservation techniques, secure storage, and professional expertise to ensure they do not deteriorate over time. If a country lacks the necessary facilities or faces instability, particularly in underdeveloped regions where conflict is common, returning such objects may result in damage or loss, which would defeat the purpose of preserving cultural heritage. Nevertheless, provided that care for these items can be viably demonstrated, returning these artifacts can also improve international relations as it is often seen as a gesture of goodwill, promoting diplomacy and strengthening ties between nations.  

In conclusion, I agree that this act of artifact repatriation should be undertaken since returning these relics not only honors the cultural significance they embody, but also promotes international goodwill, provided that the practical considerations of preservation are met.