根据短文内容及首字母提示, 补全空格内单词.请写出完整单词. Amanda is an American filmmaker and actress. She came to China three years ago to study Performance at Beijing Film Academy. Last month, she m 51 to Japan to study 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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根据短文内容及首字母提示, 补全空格内单词，请写出完整单词。

Amanda is an American filmmaker and actress. She came to China three years ago to study Performance at Beijing Film Academy. Last month, she m 51 to Japan to study Economics at the University of Tokyo. On June 10th, she r 52 to the USA. She chatted with her parents about the cultural d 53 between the two countries.

“The people in b 54 countries are very friendly to f 55 . But they have different cultures. For example, when I spoke Chinese in China, the people there always showed s 56 on their faces. But when I came to Japan, I found it was o 57 . Most local people there hoped I could talk with them in Japanese, t 58 I was not good at it,” she said.

Amanda thought this might have something to d 59 with the fact that the western group in Japan is o 60 than the one in China. They have stayed in Japan for a long time. And most of them speak Japanese well. But Westerners in China are still quite a new group. They’re usually treated as guests and tourists.

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