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How are you doing? Thank you for your help and good treat while I was stayed in Sydney

last summer vacation. You were so kindly and friendly to treat me to the local food, and take

us to do a lot of sightseeing. It¡¯s really nice to visit Sydney, which beautiful scenery and

delicious food gave me a better impression. I have a great time here and learned a lot about

Sydney. Mike, are you free these days? I would like to invite you visit China. I¡¯ll act like a guide

to show you around the places of interests in my hometown.

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In a new picture book, a 66-year-old Beijinger recaptures the capital¡¯s Lunar New Year traditions for children.

In the Chinese lunar calendar, the 23rd day of the 12th lunar month, which falls on Feb 11 this year, is the ¡°Little Chinese New Year¡±. Traditionally, people will set off firecrackers to bid farewell to the Kitchen God who returns to Heaven to report the activities of every household over the past year to the Jade Emperor.

However, such customs have lessened with time in the city and might seem unfamiliar to children nowadays.

In order to preserve traditions for the next generation, Yu Dawu, a 66-year-old painter, recently published a picture book, Spring Festival in Beijing, for children to see how people used to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

Based on an essay by Lao She (1899-1966), one of the most significant writers in modern Chinese literature, the picture book starts from the first holiday, La Ba, the eighth day of the 12th lunar month of the past year, when tradition says people should eat congee made of eight ingredients to bring good fortune in the coming year. It concludes with the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first lunar month of the new year, which marks the end of the Spring Festival.

In the book, Yu creates a local family of four who live in an ordinary quadrangle courtyard, and readers follow the family as it celebrates the festival traditions.

¡°I am an old Beijinger, so when I was drawing and painting for this book, the memories of childhood rushed into my mind,¡± recalls Yu at a book-sharing party earlier this week.

¡¾1¡¿What¡¯s the name of the new picture book that recaptures the capital¡¯s Lunar New Year traditions for children?

A. Celebrating the Lantern Festival

B. Spring Festival in Beijing

C. the Chinese New Year

D. Little Chinese New Year

¡¾2¡¿What made the painter create such a picture book for children?

A. Reporting the activities of every household over the past year to the Jade Emperor.

B. Following the family as it celebrates the festival traditions.

C. Drawing and painting for the book.

D. Preserving traditions for the next generation.

¡¾3¡¿Which day means the end of the Spring Festival?

A. La Ba. B. the Lantern Festival

C. Little Chinese New Year D. The first lunar day.

¡¾4¡¿What does the underlined word ¡°congee¡± mean in the fifth paragraph?

A. a gift presented by the author.

B. something given by Kitchen God.

C. a kind of porridge.

D. a red envelope

¡¾ÌâÄ¿¡¿Recently many universities have used the school beauty and a handsome boy as a way of advertising to attract new students£®

Web celebrity Zhang Zetian£¬who is popularly known by her online nickname 'Milk Tea Sister' appeared on the cover page of Tsinghua University's magazine£¬along with other famous people in the university in 2012.

Renmin University£¬a top university in Beijing featured graduation photos of a beautiful girl£¬Kang Yikun in 2013 in its website's homepage£®The photo won praise from netizens who said it showed the atmosphere of the graduation season in a creative way£®

Famous school beauties and handsome boys also appeared in Wuhan University£¬Northwest University£¬Beijing Language and Culture University and many other schools£®

Some approve of this way of advertising£®A young writer£¬Zhang Lechen£¬who was born in the 1980s£¬said this promotional method was creative and had a strong visual impact and as a result was a much more effective way to communicate£®

However£¬others argue against the method£¬saying that it is not a good way for the university to use attractive girls or boys to make advertisements£®

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