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Liu Shuang, a mother of a 14-year-old boy in Beijing, decided to send her son to a literature and writing workshop(文学和写作研讨会)this summer. There, teenagers can learn some works by famous writers like Shen Congwen. “This is a great chance for my son to enjoy life in the beautiful countryside,” says Liu. “The trip also helps him to step outside our room and solve problems by (51) (he).”Liu is really
(52) (understand). She says, “I won't ask my son to be a writer (53) he shows great interest in writing and literature.” She hopes her son have (54) great time there.
Study tours(游学)like this are now becoming more and more popular in China. Some schools even organize such activities(55) their students. During these study tours, students may travel to many interesting places in China. Some of them may even go to foreign countries thousands of(56) (mile) away. They walk on the beaches or climb mountains. They visit famous colleges and get some (57)
(advise) from the students there. They also visit villages and work with the farmers to learn how to grow food. Through the study tours, they can get close to nature(58) (certain),they can know about what they can't learn in class.
Most students' parents agree that study tours are good for their children's development. However, they hope that organizers can be more (59) (care)with their children's safety. They welcome teachers with much (60) (experience) to join in their children's study tours so that they can look after their children.
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Sara Mutal is a parent. Her kid studies at Arrowhead Primary School.
Mutal is very busy this month, (51) she is preparing for they early student talent show at her kid's school. Mutal started an after-school drama(戏剧)program at the school with another parent five years ago. Once (52) year, they have a school talent show to let students show what they have l