网上的争论

wǒ我hěn很shǎo少zài在wǎng shàng网上gēn跟rén人zhēng lùn争论，dàn但yǒu有yī一cì次méi没rěn忍zhù住。

I rarely argue with people online, but once I could not help myself.

nà那shì是yī一piān篇guān yú关于jiào yù教育fāng fǎ方法de的wén zhāng文章，xià miàn下面de的píng lùn评论fēn chéng分成le了liǎng两pài派。

It was an article about teaching methods, and the comments below had split into two camps.

wǒ我xiě写le了yī一duàn段huà话shuō míng说明zì jǐ自己de的kàn fǎ看法，hěn很kuài快jiù就yǒu rén有人bù tóng不同yì意。

I wrote a paragraph explaining my view, and someone quickly disagreed.

yī一kāi shǐ开始wǒ我hěn很shēng qì生气，hòu lái后来fā xiàn发现duì fāng对方zhǐ shì只是cóng从lìng另yī一gè个jiǎo dù角度xiǎng想wèn tí问题。

At first I was angry, then I realised the other person was simply looking at it from a different angle.

wǒ我shān删diào掉le了zhǔn bèi准备hǎo好de的dì èr第二duàn段huí fù回复，gǎi改chéng成wèn问le了tā他yī一gè个wèn tí问题。

I deleted the second reply I had prepared and asked him a question instead.

wǒ men我们liáo聊le了shí十jǐ几tiáo条，suī rán虽然hái shi还是bù tóng不同yì意duì fāng对方，dàn但dōu都kè qi客气le了hěn很duō多。

We exchanged a dozen messages; we still disagreed, but both became much more polite.

cóng从nà那yǐ hòu以后，wǒ我gèng更yuàn yì愿意xiān先wèn问qīng chu清楚，zài再biǎo dá表达zì jǐ自己de的kàn fǎ看法。

Since then I prefer to ask first and say what I think afterwards.