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Dear Xiao Li (who taught ......Is it a foreigner who said it, Khan one) Hello, it's a pleasure to hear from you.

Did you have a good summer vacation? Don't worry about school, and it must be a pleasant thing to have a safe holiday. You and your beauty have left Linhai this summer (?). On vacation? Do you go sightseeing to other cities in China, such as Shanghai and Hangzhou?

I plan to go to Linhai at the end of August. I may only be able to stay for a little over a week. We will ...... when I arriveCombat (?) And become a champion.

Say hello to your parents.

Hello dear Xiaoli. It's good to hear you. Are you enjoying your summer?

It is necessary to have a holiday in Nice without worrying about school. Do you and your family spend any time away from the waterfront summer holidays? Do you visit any other Chinese city like Hangzhou or Shanghai?

I'm going to Linhai until the end of August. I'll just stay for a little over a week. When I arrive, we will fight and will be the champion!

Say hello to your parents.

Dear Xiao Li.

Hello, Nice to hear from you.

Are you on summer vacation? It's good that you don't have to worry about your studies during the holidays Didn't you leave Linhai with your family for the summer vacation? Have you been to other cities in China, such as Hangzhou and Shanghai?

I plan to go to Limhai at the end of August. I could only stay for a little over a week. When I arrive, we'll fight together and be champions!

Say hello to Ling Zun Lingtang on my behalf.

Hello dear Xiaoli. See the letter as it is.

What is the summer vacation like? How pleasant it is to enjoy the holidays without worrying about your studies. Are you on a seaside holiday with your parents?

Didn't go to Shanghai or Hangzhou? I'm planning to go to Linhai in August for a little over a week, and when I get there, we'll fight side by side for victory! Say hello to your family for me!

Great: majestic, great This refers to the war is very majestic, fierce Translation: 1In order to bring down the Qin Dynasty after the death of Qin Shi Huang.

2.The majestic and fierce final war was triggered.

3.The word tea comes from the Chinese word in many languages.

4.The Russians call it"cha'i", which sounds a lot like the "tea" pronounced by people in northern China. The Japanese word for "tea" is the same as in China, although the pronunciation is a little different.

5.Including planting tea, picking tea leaves, making tea, and drinking tea.

6.Tea is also a popular theme in dance, poetry and **.

1, In order to overthrow the Qin Dynasty after the death of the First Emperor.

2. There is a big decisive battle between them.

3. The word tea is derived from the Chinese character "cha.""

4. Russians call it "tea mugwort", which sounds like the pronunciation of "tea" by people from northern China. The Japanese character for tea is exactly the same as in China, although there are slight differences in pronunciation.

5. This includes the cultivation of tea, the picking, making and drinking of tea.

6. Tea is also a hot topic in dance music, poetry, and **.

In order to lower the Qin Dynasty emperor after the death there was a great final battle against them. The word tea in different languages comes from the charm of the Chinese character and the ethics of the Russians call it "cha i". This sounds like "Ao" because it is evident in northern China.

Japanese kanji writing tea is exactly the same as it is in China. Although it is noticeably different. These include tea planting, tea picking, making tea, and drinking tea.

Tea is also a popular t

A handshake is the most common form of greeting in the UK, a tradition when introducing a newcomer.

Formal greetings. A common form of formal greeting is a "how are you" followed by a strong handshake, but it is slightly lighter between people of the opposite sex.

When shaking hands, I often say, "It's nice to see you, and I'm happy to see you."

The meaning of the last three sentences in English can be translated according to the above sentence, but the words are different, and the meaning is the same.

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening.

Informal greetings.

Hi or Hello.

Morning (good), noon (good afternoon), evening (good), here we omit "good (good)" because it is an informal occasion.

How's it going? (=How are you) Nice, thanks, how about you?

The handshake is the most common form between people in England and Scotland, and is customary when you are introduced to someone new to you.

Greeting form. The usual form of greeting is "How are you doing?" "And a handshake, and between men and women it is a gentle hug.

It's nice to meet you--- it's nice to see you (usually said in a handshake), it's nice to see you--- it's nice to see you.

It's nice to meet you--- it's nice to meet you.

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

Blessings! Good morning, good afternoon, good evening (let's remove the "good" and make it a simple form) How are you doing? (= How lately) - Thank you I'm good. What about you?