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Li Hua

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I¡¯m Li Hua, a middle school student learning in Grade 3 in China. I¡¯m writing to tell you that our city will have a Winter Camp during this winter vacation. I hope to have a chance to visit London Canal Museum. From www.canalmuseum.org.uk, I know you will have a report ¡°An Update on the Cotswold Canals¡±February 6th, which will happen during the same period of our Winter Camp. And I also hope to listen to your talk so that I can know more about the Stroudwater Canal, the Thames and Severn Canal. What¡¯s more, I hope to learn more about London Canal Museum and even more about the UK.

I¡¯m looking forward to your reply!

Yours,

Li Hua

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The book 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a classic science fiction adventure novel by French writer Jules Verne. Verne is a son of a lawyer. However, he decides to be a writer i¡¾1¡¿of a lawyer. He likes sailing and the sea. He likes exploring the world. He and his wife s¡¾2¡¿ much time sailing on his ship. They sail to many places and have adventures. Later all of these are w¡¾3¡¿ into his books. The book 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is about Captain Nemo and his submarine¡ªa kind of vessel that travels under w¡¾4¡¿. His submarine is called Nautilus. Submarines are common today, but Verne writes about this submarine many years b¡¾5¡¿ they exist! Some of Verne¡¯s ideas come true in history.

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Would you like to go on a festival that is partly cut off from modern life? Do you want to visit a place where people still have a strong sense of local traditions? Let me introduce a festival that will meet your needs. The festival, called Up Helly Aa, is held in the Shetland Islands ,just off the coast of Scotland.

Many years ago, many of the Shetland Islands had days to celebrate the time when winter began to move towards spring. The early festivals had bonfires(óô»ð) and involved the whole neighborhood. They were quite dangerous. In one festival, barrels of burning tar (½¹ÓÍ ) were pulled through the streets. Tar is very sticky and burns easily. Often, the barrels turned over as they were pulled along. The tar poured out, still burning, and houses on the street caught fire and burned down£¡So. in the early 1800s, the festivals were stopped.

But in 1877, Up Helly Aa started again. It was based on the early fire festivals. It is held about the same time every year, on the last Tuesday in January. The people who organized the first Up Helly Aa wanted to remind people that the festival was "traditional". So they used a Viking image(ФÏñ) , which the early festival did not do. A wooden copy of a Viking ship is pulled through the streets and then burned on a huge bonfire. Men pull the ship through the streets with ropes. More men stand in lines on each side of the roads, holding burning sticks. All of them dress up as Vikings.

All the local people come to Up Helly Aa. But people come from all over the world to watch , too. Only local men can make the ship, pull it through the streets or hold the burning sticks. Women can't take part in this part of the festival , not even the local women. Anyone can go to watch, though.

Once the ship has been burned, there are lots of parties that go on all night. The women have been busy getting the parties ready all day. Everyone in the neighborhood , men, women and children, can go to the parties. There is lots of food and drinks. Often people sing and dance until early the next morning. So no one gets much sleep

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