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Do any soccer fans hear the tale of three stick men of the Dutch national soccer team?

This is a tale about Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder, which is unbelievably popular in China. I would like to know how many people have heard it?

October 12, 2014
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Man Utd got its first victory this season at last. Man Utd got its first victory this season at last.
September 15, 2014
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Guess who's the Six Hundred Emperor in China Hello, guys. Guess who's the Six Hundred Emperor in China.
September 7, 2014
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Note A 1.marvellous: UK marvelous: US 2.His handwriting is barely legible. tidy graceful 3.captivating 4.Use the present simple to talk about the plot. 5.enigma decipher 6.bucket list 7.an ordinary man in the street
September 5, 2014
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Fried Chicken Wings Let me talk about fried chicken wings—one of my favourite dishes. Actually, I just cooked this dish a few days ago. My dad said it tasted good, although a little too salty. Maybe I added too much soy sauce. OK. This is how I cooked this dish. First, I cleaned the wok, and rinsed the chicken wings. Now there was still a little water in the wok, so I placed it on the stove, and lit the burner to dry it. After that, I poured some oil in the wok. When the oil started to boil, the chicken wings were put in the wok. I flipped them every few seconds in case they got burned. The colour of the wings gradually became yellow, which meant the dish was almost done, but I still continued cooking for about 5 minutes to ensure it was well done. Then I turned down the heat, added some soy source and flipped the wings on to the plate. Finally, I turned off the burner. Now everything was OK. It smelt good, and tasted even better. This dish is rather easy to cook, because the ingredients needed are just oil, soy sauce, and of course the chicken wings themselves. I really love it!
September 1, 2014
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In many fields, scientists cannot find effective solutions to the problems that they have created. In many fields, scientists cannot find effective solutions to the problems that they have created. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Answer: I tend to agree with the view that scientists cannot effectively solve many problems that they have created. Admittedly, several problems brought about by science can be solved by developing more advanced science and technology. For example, the development of industry and transport has caused air, water and soil pollution, which can be tackled by developing cleaner fuels, more eco-friendly vehicles and manufacturing processes. The food safety issue associated with chemical toxins is another field which scientists can make their contribution to. The solutions may include the applying of non-toxic ingredients and safe production processes. However, there are still numerous problems which are hard to solve by scientists only. Such problems are due to our over-reliance on science and technology. For example, the progress of automation and telecommunications technology contributes much to the increasingly sedentary lifestyle and the sharp rise in the rate of heart disease and obesity. Even if medical scientists and pharmaceutical companies could develop effective medicine, they would just treat symptoms but not the root cause. Another major negative influence of scientific development lies in people's addiction to electronic entertainment, which leads to the decline of traditional forms of entertainment such as live concerts and opera. Also, excessive TV viewing or Internet surfing is likely to result in less communication between family members. Overall, Many problems cannot be effectively tackled just through science and technology. Therefore, while scientists are striving in the scientific domain to reduce harmful effects connected with science and technology, other people and organisations, such as schools, the media and the government, should work together in their own fields to raise health awareness, protect cultural traditions and promote strong family values, which will help to solve these problems.
August 25, 2014
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Separate Schools or Mixed Schools? Some people think that it is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools. Others, however, believe that boys and girls benefit more from attending mixed schools. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. Answer: There has been much public debate about whether it is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools. In this essay, I will discuss two views about this issue. Some people think that boys and girls benefit more from attending single-sex schools. They argue that such students can concentrate on studies, rather than spending time on emotional issues such as puppy love, one-sided love and pains of getting dumped. As a result, these students seem to have more time to study, which helps them to gain a better academic performance. Also, research has shown that a percentage of girls can fall behind in studies at senior high school because of emotional problems. If they had studied at a girls' school, there would have been less influence from boys, and maybe they could have kept a better academic record. Others argue that it is better to educate boys and girls in mixed schools. They think that single-sex schools are old-fashioned and are the products of sexual stereotypes that boys are good at science and girls do well in arts. Actually, there are more and more male artists and female scientists. Also, men and women will end up in cooperating with each other after they leave school. So why not just let them study together when they are teenagers? In this way, they will get familiar with the studying habits and working ways of the opposite sex, which will help them to get along with one another. As for the emotional matters, pains or suffering from life are necessary for a person to grow up, and besides, puppy love can really be a beautiful memory for adults. Having considered the arguments on both sides of the debate, I believe that mixed schools are better for a modern society. However, there are still proper reasons for separate schools to exist.
August 24, 2014
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