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- An introduction of military training Dear Peter, I am very glad to learn that you will be an exchange student to China soon, and in response to your last letter, I would like to share with you my experience of military training in high school. The training program is generally scheduled at the beginning of a new school year. Every university student in China is required to complete a military training program, which is also called junxun in Chinese, ranging from two weeks to a month. Students are supposed to have drill trainings on running, standing and marching just like real soldiers. It serves as a great opportunity to benefit students in terms of strengthening our bodies ,raising morale, and developing teamwork spirits. Please note that it is advisable for you to bring a sunblock with you to protect you from sunburn. Do you find my introduction useful? I am looking forward to your answer. Yours Li HuaJune 30, 202010
- Avoid terrible crowds or terrible crowding? Thank you in advance. In the Chinese college examination, an item goes as follows: The subway allowed people to avoid terrible __61__(crowd) on the roads above. The answer is crowds. Why avoid terrible crowding is not correct? Thank you in advance.June 25, 202070
- Knowing or having known When writing a letter, I have a dilemma about using “ knowing that you are conducting a research, I am writing to give you some related information.” or “having known that you are conducting a research, I am writing to give you some related information.” Which one is correct? Thank you in advance.June 18, 202040
- An invitation for a noodle making activity on summer solstice I am Li Hua, a student of yours, who enjoys your teaching very much. I am writing to invite you to join us for a noodle making activity to be held by our class on summer solstice. In an effort to enrich our school life and build our friendship with each other, we plan to conduct a noodle making event on June 21st at room 11 at the teaching building. For the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, it is generaly believed that the day would be incomplete without noodles as the way for winter solstice, when dumplings are its representative food. Prepare to get your hands dirty because we are going to mix the flour, cut the noodles and cook the dishes all by oursleves. I believe it will be an unforgettable experience, from which you will have a deeper access to traditional Chinese culture. Are you interested in this activity? I am looking forward to your answer. Yours sincerely, Li HuaJune 17, 202010

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