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Hello, everybody! I'm Li Hua from China.

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Chinese New Year's Eve is enjoyable time for families to get together. Wherever they are, people are expected to go back home to celebrate the festival with their family.

The Reunion Dinner

The New Year's Eve dinner is "reunion dinner", and is believed to be the meal of the year because it has many meaningful dishes. Big families of several generations (代) around tables and enjoy the food and time together. Dishes with meanings must be included in the dinner such as fish, dumplings, and spring rolls (春卷). Some Chinese worship (拜) their ancestors (祖先) before the reunion dinner that they are putting their ancestors first.

What to Eat—Top Lucky Foods

Food for the New Year has a symbol lucky meanings. Fish is a must for the New Year's reunion dinner it means "surplus" (剩余的). These foods are served during the 16-day holiday season from the eve of the Chinese New Year to the Lantern Festival.

Staying up for Midnight Celebrations

Chinese people have the custom of up late on their New Year's Eve to welcome the new year's arrival. After reunion dinner, families usually sit together to watch the Spring Festival Gala (春节联欢晚会). It's one of the most popular TV shows in China. At the same time, most people send WeChat Hongbao or short messages to friends and by phone.

One day, a teacher asked his students Jack and Nick to meet him at the start of a road in a forest. When they arrived, the teacher said, "Start here and reach end point of this road by yourselves." Then, the two started. Just after a while, they (find) that the road was divided (分开) into two. Jack decided to follow the smooth (平坦的) one, while Nick took the other one full of obstacles (障碍).

Jack finished the test quickly after choosing the road. As to Nick, he had to get over the obstacles one one. Certainly, it took him (long) to reach the end point. When Nick finished, Jack said, "You're the loser, as you didn't choose your way (wise)." The teacher smiled and asked them to meet beside a ravine (峡谷) the next day.

This time, the teacher said, "You must jump to the other side of the ravine." When Jack noticed how wide the ravine was, he was too scared (jump) over it. Nick, however, remembered his last test and he had jumped over wide gaps (缺口). With little difficulty, he made it.

Then, the teacher said to Jack, "Your result today has a (connect) with yesterday's test. If you had chosen the difficult road, you could have prepared (you) for this one. It is the same with our life. Once you choose to live your life in an easier way, you will lose the (able) to solve problems in the future."

Jack the map on the floor and started looking at it.

will your manager come back?

The mother asked her son he away all the things.

I finished my homework .

The Torch (火把) Festival is one of the most important festivals for some ethnic (少数的) groups in China.

During this festival, people get together in large numbers. They light torches and walk through the streets. And they create a beautiful and warm scene.

People dress up in their traditional and colorful clothes. There are also many performances such as acrobatics (杂技), traditional sports competitions and so on.

Delicious dishes such as grilled (烤的) meat and special cakes are prepared. Families and friends come together to enjoy the big meal and share the good times.

In a word, the Torch Festival shows the rich culture and traditions of some ethnic groups. It is a festival full of love, togetherness and celebration.

A. It also makes the people closer.

B. It shows people's delicious food.

C. The flames make the night as bright as day.

D. The food at the Torch Festival is also very special.

E. It is usually held in summer and lasts for several days.

F. They dance and sing to express their happiness and thanks.

To make your travel in China easier and more comfortable, here are some tips for you:

a. If possible, avoid (避免) traveling during the "Golden Week". One can make it just before or after the "crowding period". During those time periods, there are usually fewer tourists. The cost is lower, and the visit is more satisfying.

b. If one really needs to travel during the Chinese National Day holiday, try to avoid the first two days and the last day of the "Golden Week", because they are the busiest time for transportation system, when the flight tickets are the highest and train and long-distance bus tickets are hardest to buy. Also, the first two days are usually the most crowded at the scenic spots, especially the famous ones.

c. Avoid hot destinations (目的地). These places are always crowded with visitors during the "Golden Week". Choose some not so famous tourism cities and attractions, where there are fewer visitors and one can enjoy the scene more leisurely.

d. Book flight/train tickets and hotel rooms in advance (提前).

What's bullying?

Often bullying happens when one person has more power (力量) than the other person—maybe they're bigger or older, or they have more3. When someone uses their power to4 another person, especially more than once, that's bullying. Bullying can be with5. For example, say unkind things to someone. Or it can be physical, like hitting someone or taking their things.

6 can we stand up against bullying?

If someone is bullying you, you must tell them to stop. Try to look confident (自信的), even if you feel7. Tell a friend, your teachers or your parents what's happening and ask them8 help.

If you see someone else being bullied, never join in the bullying or9 it. That will make it worse.10, support (支持) the person who is being bullied. Tell a trusted adult about the bullying, or even call the police. If we all stand up against bullying, we can make it stop.

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