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A teacher decided to let her class play a game. She told each child in the class to bring along a bag with several tomatoes. Each tomato would be given a name of a person that the child hated. So the number of tomatoes in his or her bag would depend on the number of people the child hated.

When the day came, every child brought some tomatoes with the name of the people he or she hated. Some had two tomatoes. Some had three tomatoes. Some even had five tomatoes. The teacher then told the children to carry the tomatoes with them wherever they went for a week. Days passed, and the children started to get annoyed because the rotten (腐烂的) tomatoes let out terrible smell. Besides，those having five tomatoes also had to carry heavier bags. After one week, the children were very happy because the game had finally ended.

Then the teacher told them the meaning behind the game. The teacher said, "This is the same situation when you carry your hatred for somebody inside your heart. The terrible smell of hatred will pollute your heart, and you will carry it with you wherever you go. If you cannot stand the smell of rotten tomatoes for just one week, can you imagine what it is like to have the smell of hatred in your heart for your lifetime?"

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The Little Girl Who Lost Her Name series is a perfect gift for children – a series like no other. Wonderfully written and illustrated, the series uses every name to create a different story.

The series follows girls who lose their names and head off on wonderful, magical adventures, to track down the missing letters. Along the way they meet lots of strange, wonderful and wise characters, who all help in the search. For example, if the child's name is Emily, then she'd meet a forgetful elephant, a creative mermaid (美人鱼), a brave Inuit, a misunderstood lion and a friendly yeti (雪人). Each character gives the first letter of their names, and finally, her name is found!

The series is for names between 3 and 12 letters long. If the child has a very short name, don't worry, as we will throw in an extra story, so every book has at least 24 pages. It is perfect for children between two and six years old, though happy customers have also bought it for newborns. The books are printed especially for you, in a large double-A4 landscape format (版本) on thick, uncoated, environmentally friendly (and quite attractive) paper.

Each book's length depends on the number of letters in the child's name and each book has at least 24 pages.

注意：1.词数100左右；2.可适当增添细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear fellow students and teachers,

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。

修改：在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)不计分。
    The idea of living on the moon is no longer science fiction. However, there will be drawback of living there as well as advantages.
    On the positive side, people will be able to escape from the crowding cities, and will have clear views of the earth and stars. On the other hand, the moon was an unfriendly place for humans. First of all, people will have to wear in special suits and their equipment fails, they may die. Secondly, they will have to get used to be weightless. Finally, they'll probable miss the plants and wildlife that exists on the earth.
    All in all, the moon might be an ideal place that humans take a holiday or scientists carry out researches, and not a place for ordinary people to live all the time.

Latte art (拉花艺术) is not only for coffee. "Painting" in tea is the Chinese intangible (culture) heritage that uses ground tea as raw material and uses water to make tea soup change patterns.

Cha Baixi or painting on tea soup, can be understood as  extreme tea culture that was popular in the Song dynasty. Cha Baixi was first seen in the Tang dynasty, and it was popular among the literati (文人墨客) and (writer) of the Song dynasty who had adequate food and clothing and a stable life. In the Song dynasty, tea cakes were generally made  grinding (碾碎) steamed tea leaves into fine powder. 

The trick of Cha Baixi is (put) the ground tea in a teacup or tea bowl and use a soup bottle (a special kettle with hot water) to inject hot water without interruption, so that the solids of the tea water form a relatively thick (cover) film on the upper layer of the teacup. After the tea soup (have) enough surface tension, add water with a teaspoon to make the tea soup appear various changing patterns. 

Just like the modern people are doing the coffee latte art, the tea soup made by Cha Baixi can be viewed or enjoyed. However, the preservation time of the pattern of the tea soup is limited, is its unique charm. The inheritance of an ancient skill is not as easy as we think. Cha Baixi experienced the heyday of "everyone fighting tea for fun" in the Song dynasty, and also fell into a long period of (silent) and decline in the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Fortunately, thanks to the efforts of tea lovers, the Chinese tea culture (be) splendid for thousands of years, and Cha Baixi has radiated new brilliance.