Last year, I went to a summer camp in the United States with my classmates. It was my first time to go abroad.

    I lived with a host family in Los Angeles for five days. My host family was friendly and gave me lots of advice. For example, they said I should say "excuse me" if I have to interrupt (打断) someone or ask for directions.

    I also took some classes. They were different from the classes I had had back home. In the US, each class is like a seminar. Students join groups, speaking freely and creating a cheerful atmosphere (氛围). I had to work hard to learn more vocabularies, so I could better communicate with my international classmates. I used to pay little attention to my word usage (使用), but now I pay more attention.

    During my visit, I also went to some famous universities in Boston, New York and Washington, D. C. We learned about the history behind the universities. At MIT (麻省理工学院), we saw lots of names on a wall in the hall. The tour guide told us they were the names of students who had lost their lives during wars. I was inspired (鼓舞) by the fact that they fought for their country.

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Dear sir,

To make the graduation activities more meaningful, I'd like to share my plan with you.

Yours, 
Li Hua

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I'm Emma. This is my classroom. It's large. There are 40 student desks in it. And a teacher's desk is in the front of the classroom.59.There's a smart whiteboard next to the blackboard. Oh, and there's another blackboard at the back of the classroom. We always put up important notices there. There aren't any lockers in the classroom. We put our things in the desk drawers. Every week, we change seats. I sit in the middle of the classroom this week.

We spend most of the time in our classroom. 60.我们喜欢我们的教室。

Wang Bo, 34, is from Caoxian, Shandong Province. Wang was1 farm worker before 2014. He got 2000 to 3000 yuan a month. 2 he found the great growth of hanfu industry in his hometown, hedecided to return there. In the first month, he got more than 200, 000 yuan. Wang now owns a small factory with more than 20 3 , producing traditional hanfu. Last year, they got more than eight million yuan. 

Hanfu is a traditional style of clothing worn by the Han people. You may wonder 4 hanfu has been so popular in recent years. That is because the popularity of social apps and love for traditional culture 5 young people are growing. "In Caoxian, many young people born after 1995. 6 hanfu businesses now, " Wang said. However, few people know that 7 hanfu producing place in China is Caoxian. 

About 40 percent of the total hanfu in China's home market8 in Caoxian. 

Now Wang Bo is working hard 9 the production line in his factory. "I can do everything now except printing, " he said, "So the cost of 10 clothes is about 15 to 20 percent lower than others. In the future l am going to pay more attention to high quality(质量). "