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假定你是李平，最近收到法国朋友Linda的电子邮件，以下是邮件的一部分，请你阅读后回复，词数80左右。

From: Linda

...

Recently, more and more people in my country are interested in Chinese traditional culture. Also, Chinese New Year is coming. I'd like to buy something Chinese for my family and friends. Could you please give me some advice? What's it made of? What can it do? Why is it special?

Hope to hear from you soon.

To: Linda

Subject: New Year gift

Dear Linda,

_____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Ping

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