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　Plenty of retired officers argue that business people have much to learn from the armed services.For example, business theorists increasingly emphasizes the importance of corporate culture, yet many new businesses do a dismal job of nurturing it. The military services, by contrast, have been adept at preserving their culture at a time of social turmoil.
　　
　　Granted, they have sometimes been slow to change. America only lifted the ban on openly gay troops in 2011, and on women in combat last month. But still, armies are much better than other institutions at building a lifelong esprit de corps. Military mottoes make strong men cry: (“The few, the proud”; “Who dares wins”). Most corporate mission statements make
　　
　　desk warriors cringe with embarrassment.
　　
　　4. That emerging businesses attach less attention to nurturing culture is mentioned to__
　　
　　(A) show the importance of corporate culture in the times of turbulent
　　
　　society.
　　
　　(B) show difference between theorists and the new business.
　　
　　(C) show private sectors should take a page from military catery.
　　
　　(D) show military mottoes also make warriors cry.