思路解析：
1. 主要采用折線模式，重點(diǎn)描述數(shù)據(jù)的改變和趨勢
2. 留意極值(MAX, MIN)的描述
3. 分段的原則可為：上升的一段，下降的一段，保持不變的一段。
參考范文：
The two pie charts above give information about the change of the spending on 6 fundamental aspects of life in U.S from 1966 to 1996.
It is noticeable that the proportion of 3 parts, namely Cars, Restaurants and Computers, increased during the period. Specifically, the expenditure on Cars rose sharply from 23% to 45%, becoming the largest in 1996. Similarly, the percentage of Restaurants also doubled. In addition, Computers, which took up the smallest proportion only at 1% in American budget of 1966, soared up by 10 times to 10% by 1996.
For the rest 3 areas, however, the 3-decade period saw an opposite downward-trend. For example, in terms of Food which played a dominant role in consumption in 1966, there was a slump from 44% to only 14%. This was followed by Patrol and Furniture, in both of which a slight drop was found. In comparison, Books cost least money in 1996, which amounted to merely 1% in total, only one-sixth of relevant spending in 1966.
In conclusion, increased amounts spent on cars, computers, and eating out were made up for by drops in expenditure on food and books.
1. 主要采用折線模式，重點(diǎn)描述數(shù)據(jù)的改變和趨勢
2. 留意極值(MAX, MIN)的描述
3. 分段的原則可為：上升的一段，下降的一段，保持不變的一段。
參考范文：
The two pie charts above give information about the change of the spending on 6 fundamental aspects of life in U.S from 1966 to 1996.
It is noticeable that the proportion of 3 parts, namely Cars, Restaurants and Computers, increased during the period. Specifically, the expenditure on Cars rose sharply from 23% to 45%, becoming the largest in 1996. Similarly, the percentage of Restaurants also doubled. In addition, Computers, which took up the smallest proportion only at 1% in American budget of 1966, soared up by 10 times to 10% by 1996.
For the rest 3 areas, however, the 3-decade period saw an opposite downward-trend. For example, in terms of Food which played a dominant role in consumption in 1966, there was a slump from 44% to only 14%. This was followed by Patrol and Furniture, in both of which a slight drop was found. In comparison, Books cost least money in 1996, which amounted to merely 1% in total, only one-sixth of relevant spending in 1966.
In conclusion, increased amounts spent on cars, computers, and eating out were made up for by drops in expenditure on food and books.
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