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INTERESTING FINDINGS IN MY JOURNEY(1) I travelled to the USA with my little brother this summer.It was my first time to go abroad,and I found many interesting differences between China and the USA. When I went to American Museum of Natural History, I found that there seemed no Chinese visitor! ?????It’s summer holiday,but no Chinese visitor???? With doubt, I went to the Capitol building then.Outside there, I saw two women keep the umbrella.They must be Chinese! I quickened the pace and heard they chat in Chinese.Hahahahah Actually, umbrella is a useful tool to help you recognize Chinese people,because Chinese women think “White is beautiful”,they try their best to keep out the sun. So you can see so many colorful umbrellas in China sometimes not for rainy day but for sunshine.

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INTERESTING FINDINGS IN MY JOURNEY(1)

I travelled to the USA with my little brother this summer.It was my first time to go abroad, and I found many interesting differences between China and the USA.
When I went to American Museum of Natural History, I found that there seemed (to be) no Chinese visitor(s)! ?????It’s summer holiday, but no Chinese visitor(s)????
With doubt, I (then) went to the Capitol building then. Outside there, I saw two women keep the umbrella (holding an umbrella / holding umbrellas).They must be Chinese! I quickened the pace and heard they (them) chat(ing) Chinese.Hahahahah
Actually, (seeing if the person has an) umbrella is a useful tool to help you recognize Chinese people, because Chinese women think “White is beautiful”, they try their best to keep out (of) the sun.
So you can see so many colorful umbrellas in China sometimes not (only) for rainy day but (also) for sunshine.

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