某英文報社組織了一次有關“健康生活方式”的英語征文活動，你有意參加。對于這兩種諺語：“An apple a day keeps the doctor away．”和“An hour walking a day keeps the doctor away．”，你更傾向于哪個，是飲食更重要，還是鍛煉更重要，抑或是飲食鍛煉都重要。請根據自己的生活體驗，表明自己的觀點并簡要陳述自己的理由。
注意:1．詞數：120-150； 2．題目自擬；
3．文中不得透露個人姓名和學校名稱。
參考詞匯：諺語proverb
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