近日，福州一公司在某论坛上发帖，称公司新推出了清明节代理扫墓的业务。公司称，这项新服务保底消费100元，即在客户无暇参加扫墓时，代为到墓地除草、烧香和献花；如代替客户磕头，另收费50元。
代扫墓的帖子在论坛上引起强烈反响。该公司这项新服务，你是赞成，还是反对?
请你来跟帖，表达你的观点，并阐明理由。(4分)
论坛跟帖：
示例：支持者跟帖：赞成。现在人们生活节奏加快，让别人代劳，既表达了对先人的追思，也是对自己心灵的一种抚慰。代替人扫墓、烧香、磕头，为部分人提供了方便，未尝不可。反对者跟帖：
反对。扫墓不仅仅是一种形式，不能走过场。让人代劳，不仅不能表达自己的真情，也是对传统文化的漠视。
只从一个方面跟帖，或支持，或反对，要言之成理。
阅读下面短文，根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。 注意：表格中的每个空格只填一个单词。请将答案写在答题卡相应题号的横线上。 Some young people have become disappointed with how commercialized Christmas has become. As a result, they try to break with established traditions. What do they do to get more out of Christmas? Ways of celebrating By booking a short holiday abroad they can escape winter weather. OK, so flying to warm countries is great for those who live in cold winter climates. But how do you celebrate Christmas when your year-round climate is warm, or even hot? In California, Santa Claus arrives on a surfboard, wearing an unusual red wetsuit. As long as he comes bearing presents, Surfing Santa would probably be welcome anywhere. In Australia, many young people enjoy the warm weather with a beach barbecue and cold beer. In recent years, Bondi Beach has become an attraction for overseas visitors to gather and celebrate. It’s not uncommon for numbers to reach 40,000 on Christmas day. Gift giving We all know the feeling: you receive the kind of gift that you wouldn’t choose for yourself in a million years. But you have to bear it pretending that you love your new present. To avoid this experience, many people give gift vouchers（购物礼券）at Christmas. With this, the receivers can buy whatever they want. Digital and electronic goods feature highly on many young people’s Christmas wish lists. Not surprisingly, then, the Guardian’s top gifts for modern young people are: Apple’s iPad: The iPad is probably one of the hottest items of the year. However you look at it, almost everybody wants one. Digital Cameras: Christmas is the perfect time to give this gift that can help you to catch those special seasonal memories. Digital cameras are not as expensive as they used to be, either. You can take a bargain for as little as $100.
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