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Unit 7 Teenagers should be allowed to
choose their own clothes.
Part 4 读写综合能力提升
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Zhao Qianwen, a 15-year-old student, was not happy when she went back to school last month. It was not because she hates school. It was because of her hair.
Zhao studies in Liaoning. Her school has a strict hairstyle rule: no dyeing (染发), no curling. Boys should have a crew cut (平头). Girls’ hair cannot hang past their ears. The front hair should not reach the eyebrows (眼眉).
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Zhao and the girls in her class hate the hairstyle. They call it “mushroom head”. Zhao’s story is not the only one. In many schools in the country, there is a hairstyle rule. Last week in a Beijing school, some students were even asked to cut their long hair during school time[1].
Most schools have some similar hairstyle rules. Xu Xing is the headmaster of Beijing 101 School. In his school, boys can’t have hair on their temples (太阳穴). Girls can’t have hair past their shoulders.
Xu says the hair rule is there for good reason. “Everybody needs to have an image (形象) that matches his or her job,” said Xu. “Those fancy (花哨的) hairstyles are for grown-ups. School is a different place.”
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While the hairstyle rules may seem unfair, Xu said, teachers also have to follow them. “While students cannot dye their hair, neither can their teachers[2],” said Xu.
What’s your opinion? Do you have strict rules in your school?
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1. Why was Zhao Qianwen unhappy when she went back to school?
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2. What is the hairstyle rule in Zhao’s school for boys?
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3. What were some students in a Beijing school asked to do during sc