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介绍中国的风俗习惯
I’m glad you’re coming to China as an exchange student.
Here are some customs to help you fit in.
At the dinner table, wait for elders to start eating first.
It’s polite to let others have dishes first instead of picking
your favorite. Using chopsticks correctly is important—
don’t stick them upright in rice.In family life, people often
take off shoes indoors. Elders are respected, so greeting
them warmly is good. Small gifts like fruit are nice when
visiting someone’s home.
When going out, stand in lines politely. Avoid talking
loudly in public. Smiling and being friendly will make you
popular.
Welcome to China! I’m sure you’ll enjoy your time here.
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我的家乡
Welcome to my hometown. It’s a beautiful city located in
the east of China, with a population of about 1.2 million.
My hometown is famous for its wonderful scenery.
There’s a big lake in the center, surrounded by green hills.
Every spring, many kinds of flowers bloom along the lake,
attracting lots of visitors.It’s also known for its delicious
local food, like the sweet and sour fish. The people here
are very friendly and warm-hearted.
I hope you’ll have a great time exploring my hometown
today. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.
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给 Emma 的建议
I’m sorry to hear you’re upset about being laughed at
because of your weight. Don’t worry—here are some
suggestions.
For a balanced diet, eat more fruits and vegetables.
Drink plenty of water and cut down on fried food. Also,
try to have three meals regularly instead of skipping them.
About exercise, keep doing it every day, like jogging or
dancing. But don’t exercise too long—30 minutes is enough.
You can ask friends to join you, which makes it more fun.
To stay confident, don’t care too much about others’
jokes. Be kind to people, and they’ll see your goodness.
Remember, your value isn’t just about how you look.
I believe you’ll feel better soon.
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