My name is Li Jing. I am a girl. This is my family. We live in China. My father is a teacher. He is tall. My mother is a doctor. She is tall, too. I'm ten years old. I'm a student. My hair is black. My eyes are black, too. I love my family.

    Hello, I am Franklin. I come from the UK. But I am a Chinese boy. I am eleven years old. I have a sister. Her name is Sarah. She's nine years old. We're in the same school. But we're in different grades. At school, we study Chinese, math, English, PE, art and so on. Our teachers are nice. My mother is in China. My father is in the UK. I love my family very much.

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    Mr. Johnson had his weekend with his old grandfather -- Dr. Johnson yesterday. In the morning he got up at seven o'clock. He had his breakfast at half past eight. Then he went out in his yellow car and arrived at old Dr. Johnson's cabin at about 9. At noon Mr. Johnson had lunch with his grandfather. They played cards at half past two. Dr. Johnson was good at playing cards. He beat (打败) Mr. Johnson at last. So he laughed: "See? I am not too old to play with young people!"

    One day, Mark Twain went to a small town to give a lecture (讲座). At lunch he met a young man. The young man told him that he had an uncle. His uncle never laughed or smiled. Nobody and nothing could make his uncle smile or laugh. "You bring your uncle to my lecture tonight," said Mark Twain. "I'm sure I can make him laugh." That evening the young man and his uncle sat in the first row. Mark Twain spoke directly (直接地) at the old man. He told some funny stories. But the old man never even smiled. Mark Twain told the funniest story he knew. But the old man didn't still smile. At last Mark Twain stopped. He felt very tired and disappointed (失望的). Some days later, Mark Twain told one of his friends about what had happened. "Oh," said his friend. "I know that old man. He is deaf."