雅思口语题目

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题目为2026年10月21日记录的口语试题，注意时效性

Part 1

Friends

Questions:

• Do you have a friend you have known for a long time?

  Yes. My closest friend is someone I met on my first day of primary school.

  We’ve maintained our friendship for over two decades, navigating different schools, universities, and cities. That long shared history has created an unbreakable bond and a deep intuitive understanding of each other.

• Do you often go out with your friends?

  I would say we have a good balance. We make a point to schedule proper outings like trying a new restaurant or going to an exhibition a couple of times a month.

  But we also value simpler, more frequent interactions, like a quick coffee or a phone call, which are just as important for maintaining our connection.

• Do you prefer to spend time with one friend or with a group of friends?

  I appreciate both dynamics for different reasons.

  One on one time allows for deeper, more intimate and vulnerable conversations.

  Group settings, however, are fantastic for energy, laughter and shared experiences. I don’t have a strong preference.

  It depends entirely on my mood and what I’m seeking from the social interaction.

• How important are friends to you?

  They are utterly vital. My friends are my chosen family.

  They provide a crucial support system, emotional sustenance, and shared joy. They offer different perspectives, honest advice, and unconditional support through life’s challenges. Making the good times better and the hard times easier to bear.

• Is there a difference between where you meet friends now and where you used to meet them in the past?

  There’s a significant difference in our teens and early 20s. We almost exclusively met in public places like shopping malls, cinemas, or fast food restaurants.

  Now, as adults, we gravitate much more towards each other’s homes for dinner, or quieter cafes and pubs where we can actually hear each other talk.

• What do you usually do with your friends?

  Our activities are quite varied. We often go out for meals or coffee to catch up, go for walks in the park or watch films together. Sometimes our meet UPS are even more low key. Just spending an evening, cooking dinner together and talking at home is just as enjoyable.

• Where do you often meet each other?

  We tend to favor casual, comfortable environments where we can talk without shouting.

  Our most common meeting spots are cozy cafes, each other’s homes or parks when the weather is nice.

  The location is always chosen for its ability to facilitate good conversation.

• Why are some places suitable for meeting while others are not?

  Suitability hinges on the desired interaction. A noisy sports bar is perfect for watching a match with a group, but terrible for a heart to heart conversation. A library is suitable for studying together, but not for a celebratory party.

  The ideal venue matches the group size and the primary goal of the meeting be it lively socializing or intimate talking.

• Would you invite friends to your home?

  Absolutely. I consider it the highest form of hospitality and intimacy.

  Inviting someone into your personal space is a sign of trust and comfort.

  Some of my best memories with friends are of informal gatherings at home, cooking together, playing games, and talking for hours without the time constraints of a public venue.

Advertisement

Questions:

• Do you like advertisements?

  I appreciate well crafted creative advertisements that tell a story or artistically executed. However, I have a strong aversion to intrusive, repetitive, or blatantly manipulative ads. The sheer volume of advertising we are exposed to daily is overwhelming.

  So the ones that earn my attention are those that offer something of value, be it, humour, beauty, or useful Information.

• Do you often see advertisements when you are on your phone or computer?

  Yes. I frequently encounter advertisements while using my phone or computer. In fact, digital ads are almost unavoidable in China, appearing on social media platforms within apps and as pre roll videos.

  While some can be intrusive, I find many useful, especially those tailored to my interests.

  As they often introduce me to new products or services, I might genuinely like.

• Do you see a lot of advertising on trains or other transport？

  An enormous amount. Public transport is a prime advertising, real estate, because it captures a captive audience with little else to do during their commute, the interiors and exteriors of buses and trains, as well as stations themselves, are plastered with posters and digital screens promoting everything from new movies to university°.

• Is there an advertisement that made an impression on you when you were a child?

  Yes. I vividly remember a series of animated commercials for breakfast cereal.

  They featured a catchy Jingle and a colorful cartoon mascot going on adventures, the combination of bright animation music, and the promise of a Free toy inside made it incredibly memorable and effective on my childhood self.

• What kind of advertising do you like?

  I’m most drawn to minimalist, witty or emotionally intelligent advertising, a clever print AD that uses a play on words, or a short film style AD that tells a genuine story without hard selling a product stands out. I dislike loud, aggressive sales pitches. I prefer ads that respect the audiences, Intelligence and seek to engage rather than just shout at them.

• Have you ever bought something because of an advertisement?

  Yes, I have last year I bought a facial cleanser because I saw an influencer recommending it on du yan. The idea made it look amazing, but after using it, I found it was just average. Now I’m more careful and read reviews before buying.

Shoes

Questions:

• Do you like buying shoes? How often?

  I do, but I am a considered shopper rather than an impulsive one.

  I probably add a new pair to my wardrobe, every 8 to 12 months, usually to replace a worn out staple or for a specific purpose, like a new pair of running trainers. I see them as a functional investment rather than a frequent fashion purchase.

• Have you ever bought shoes online?

  I have. But I approach it with caution. I tend to only buy from brands whose sizing I’m already familiar with, or from retailers with a very clear and Free returns policy.

  The inability to try them on for comfort and fit is a significant drawback.

  So it requires a bit of research and a leap of faith.

• How much money do you usually spend on shoes?

  It varies dramatically depending on the purpose. I’m happy to spend a significant amount on a high quality, versatile pair of leather boots or professional shoes that will last for years, for casual summer footwear, like sandals.

  I’m much more budget conscious. On average. I’d say I spend a moderate amount prioritizing value over price.

• Which do you prefer, fashionable shoes or comfortable shoes?

  Comfort wins without question. I firmly believe there’s no need for these to be mutually exclusive.

  As many brands now successfully merge style with ergonomics. However, if forced to choose, I’d always opt for comfort.

  There’s little point in wearing stylish shoes if you’re in too much pain to enjoy yourself or walk confidently.

Names

Questions:

• Is it easy to remember people’s names?

  Honestly, it’s not very easy for me. I often remember faces, but forget names, especially when I meet several new people at once.

  Their names just slip away. I think names are abstract and don’t stick without repetition.

• How do you remember people’s names?

  I usually repeat the person’s name immediately after hearing it and try to use it in conversation. I also associate the name with a facial feature or a scene.

  Sometimes I save it in my phone with a small note.

• How do you feel when people can’t remember your name?

  I would feel a little awkward or disappointed, especially if we’ve met more than once, it might seem like I didn’t leave an impression, but I also understand, because I forget names, too. So I usually just smile and reintroduce myself.

• Do you often forget people’s names?

  Yes, I often forget people’s names, especially when I meet them for the first time I might remember the face clearly, but the name just disappears. I think it’s because I’m not paying full attention during introductions.

Collecting things

Questions:

• Do you collect things?

  Yes. I do enjoy collecting things as a hobby. My collection mainly consists of vintage stamps and coins.

  I find joy in exploring the history and cultural significance behind each item.

  Collecting allows me to appreciate the diversity of cultures and the artistry of different time periods.

  It’s a fascinating and educational pastime that brings a sense of fulfillment to my leisure activities.

• Where do you usually keep things you need?

  I usually keep things I need in an organized manner at home.

  Essential items like keys, wallet, and documents have designated places, making them easily accessible.

  For work related materials, I maintain a well organized work space, utilizing storage solutions and maintaining a clutter Free environment helps ensure that I can quickly locate and retrieve items when needed.

• Would you keep old things for a long time? Why?

  Yes. I believe in keeping old things for a long time, especially if they hold sentimental value or have historical significance, these items serve as tangible connections to the past, preserving memories and stories, whether it’s family heirlooms, vintage items or meaningful gifts, holding onto them allows me to appreciate the continuity of life and the value of preserving personal and cultural history.

• Are there any things you have kept from your childhood?

  Yes. I’ve kept a few toys and books from my childhood that hold special memories.

  These items remind me of the carefree days and the joy I experienced while playing and reading.

  They serve as nostalgic keepsakes that I cherish and occasionally look back on to reflect on my past.

Feeling bored

Questions:

• Do you often feel bored?

  No, I don’t often feel bored, I believe in keeping myself engaged and finding activities that interest me, whether it’s pursuing a hobby, reading or spending time with friends and family.

  I always try to make the most of my time.

  I think there’s so much to explore and learn in the world and staying curious helps me avoid boredom. Additionally, I like to set personal goals, which gives me a sense of purpose and keeps me motivated.

• Do you think childhood is boring or adulthood is boring?

  I think both childhood and adulthood have their own unique aspects, and whether one finds them boring depends on individual perspectives in childhood.

  There’s often a sense of innocence and wonder with plenty of time for play and exploration. However, as an adult, there’s a different kind of excitement in taking on responsibilities, pursuing personal goals and experiencing a greater sense of independence.

  While childhood memories are filled with carefree moments, adulthood offers a variety of opportunities for personal and professional growth.

• What do you do when you feel bored?

  When I feel bored, I usually try to make the most of that time by engaging in activities that interest me.

  One of my favorite things to do is to read books, especially those in genres like science fiction or mystery.

  It allows me to escape into different worlds and stimulates my imagination.

  Additionally, I enjoy taking up creative projects, such as writing or experimenting with photography.

  These activities not only keep me occupied, but also provide a sense of accomplishment.

  If the weather is good, I might go for a walk or explore new places as it adds a refreshing element to my routine.

• When would you feel bored?

  I usually find myself feeling bored when I’m not mentally stimulated, or when I have a lot of Free time with nothing specific to do. For example, during long waits or when there’s a lack of interesting activities, I might start to feel a bit bored.

  However, i’ve learned to combat this by planning my days effectively and filling my Free time with activities that I enjoy, whether it’s reading a book, working on a personal project or engaging in a hobby.

  Staying proactive helps me ward off boredom and make the most of my time.

Computers/tablets

Questions:

• In what conditions would it be difficult for you to use a computer or tablet?

  The most obvious condition would be in areas with no internet connectivity or power source, rendering them useless.

  It would also be very difficult to use one effectively in a very crowded or bumpy environment, like on a packed train.

• In what conditions would you use a computer or tablet?

  I primarily use a computer for complex focused work that requires multitasking between several windows.

  I opt for my tablet in more relaxed settings, like when I’m travelling or want to look up a recipe quickly in the kitchen.

• What would your life be like without computers or tablets?

  It would be profoundly different and considerably more challenging. My productivity at work would plummet, and staying in touch with friends and family abroad would become much more difficult and slower without instant messaging and video calls.

• When was the first time you used a computer or tablet?

  I first used a desktop computer in primary school around the age of seven or eight.

  It was a very basic model used for simple educational games and learning to type, which felt incredibly advanced at the time.

• Would you like to use a computer or tablet?

  Definitely. I find a computer indispensable for serious work tasks like writing reports, or analyzing data due to the larger screen and full keyboard.

  A tablet is my go to device for casual browsing, reading, or watching videos on the couch.

Lost and found

Questions:

• Do you report to the police when finding something lost by others? Why?

  I typically wouldn’t report an item to the police unless it’s something very valuable or important. Like a wallet or a phone.

  For smaller items. I’d prefer to try to find the owner directly or take them to a lost and found.

  Reporting to the police seems more appropriate for significant or sensitive items as it may require official documentation.

• Have you ever lost things?

  Yes. I have lost things before like my keys or my phone on a few occasions. It can be quite frustrating, especially when I’m in a hurry and can’t find them. However, I try to stay calm and retrace my steps to locate the lost items.

• What will you do if you find something lost by others?

  If I find something lost by others, I would first try to locate the owner by asking people nearby if they recognize it.

  If I can’t find anyone who claims it, I would take it to a lost and found area if I am in a public place.

  I believe it’s important to help return lost items to their rightful owners whenever possible.

• Will you post on social media if you lose your item?

  Yes. I might consider posting on social media if I lose something important and cannot find it.

  Sharing a post can quickly reach a wider audience and friends or acquaintances who see it may help me locate the item.

  It’s a practical way to spread the word, especially if I lost it in a public place.

Travelling

Questions:

• Do you prefer to sit by the window when travelling?

  Yes, I always prefer a window seat.

  When traveling I love watching the scenery pass by, it makes the journey feel more interesting and less boring. If I’m on a plane.

  I also like seeing the clouds and the city below.

• Did you have a long journey with your family as a child?

  Yes, I remember taking a very long road trip with my family. When I was around aided, we drove from our city to my grandparents’ hometown, which took about 12 hours. I felt tired and carsick.

  But my parents made it fun with snacks and music. It’s a warm memory. Now.

• Do you often ride a bicycle?

  No, I don’t often ride a bicycle. I used to ride one when I was in school.

  But now I mostly take the subway or bus, the city traffic is quite heavy.

  And I don’t feel safe cycling on the roads. However I sometimes use shared bikes for short trips.

• What transport do you often use when travelling?

  When traveling, I usually take the train or the plane for long distances, trains are comfortable and I can enjoy the view for shorter trips.

  I take buses or drive in cities, I use the subway or taxis. I choose based on time, cost and convenience.

Street market

Questions:

• What do people usually buy on the street market?

  People usually buy fresh fruit, vegetables and local snacks at street markets. You can also find cheap household items, clothes, andsometimes handmade crafts, it’s a great place to experience local life and bargain for a good price.

• Do you prefer to go shopping in the shopping mall or on the street market?

  I generally prefer street markets for daily food because it’s lively and cheap, but for buying clothes, electronics or when the weather is bad.

  I prefer shopping malls. Malls are more comfortable and have better after sales service. So it really depends on what I need.

• When was the last time you went to a street market?

  The last time I went to a street market was last Saturday morning, I went to the morning market near my home to buy some fruit, and freshly made soy milk for breakfast. The place was crowded and full of energy.

• Are there many street markets in China?

  Yes, there are many street markets in China. Almost every neighborhood has a morning market, or wet market night markets are also very common, especially in southern cities, they are an important part of daily life and local food culture.

Politeness

Questions:

• How did you learn to be polite as a child?

  I learned to be polite mainly from my parents. They always reminded me to say, thank you. And please, I also learned from teachers at school watching how polite adults behave around me was probably the biggest influence.

• Do you think being polite is very important?

  Yes, politeness is extremely important. It shows respect for others and helps create a harmonious environment.

  Polite people are more likely to be trusted and welcomed. Being polite is the most basic social lubricant.

  It costs nothing, but means a lot.

• On what occasions should we be polite?

  We should be polite on almost all occasions, but especially in formal settings, like meetings, interviews and ceremonies, visiting someone’s home, talking to elders and dealing with customers also require politeness in daily life.

  Simple interactions like ordering food or asking for directions, call for basic courtesy.

• What did you do to show your politeness as a child?

  As a child, I showed politeness by greeting elders and saying, thank you. I would give my seat to elderly people on the bus at home.

  I waited for adults to start eating before I picked up my chopsticks, I also shared my snacks with visitors.

Tiredness

Questions:

• Do you often feel tired?

  Yes, I often feel tired, especially after a long day of work or study, sometimes even after waking up.

  I still feel exhausted. I think it’s a combination of physical fatigue and mental stress.

• When would you feel tired?

  I usually feel tired in the late afternoon. Around 3 or 4 o’clock after lunch.

  My energy drops, and I feel sleepy also after finishing a mentally intense task.

  I feel drained long commutes in the evening, make it worse.

• What do you do when you feel tired?

  When I feel tired, I usually take a short nap or drink a cup of coffee. Sometimes I go for a quick walk to refresh my mind. If I’m at home, I might listen to some soft music or take a warm shower, the key is to stop and give myself a break.

• When you feel tired, do you still go out with your friends?

  Yes, usually I still go out with friends even when I’m tired.

  But I might not stay as long. I tell them I’m tired and they understand, sometimes I just sit and listen and their energy actually lifts me up, being together helps me relax.

Rubbish and recycling

Questions:

• What do you do when you see rubbish on the street?

  I usually pick it up if it’s not too dirty and throw it into a nearby, Benny, if I see someone littering, I might give a polite reminder. I believe keeping streets clean is everyone’s responsibility. Small actions can make a big difference.

• How do you recycle things like paper and plastic?

  I separate paper, plastic, and glass at home into different bins. Our community has designated recycling stations. I also reuse plastic bags and donate old books to charity. I try to reduce waste first, then recycle what’s left.

• Is waste sorting common in your country?

  As waste sorting is becoming more and more common in China, many cities now require residents to separate kitchen waste, recyclables, hazardous waste.

  Another way see there are sorting stations in communities and volunteers to Guide people. It’s a national trend, though enforcement varies.

• Did you recycle when you were a kid?

  Not really when I was a kid, waste sorting wasn’t widely promoted. We only separated recyclable paper and bottles sometimes, because we could sell them for pocket money. Most household waste went into one binning. The awareness came later.

Paper

Questions:

• Have you made any crafts with paper?

  Yes, I used to make paper planes and origami cranes. When I was a child at school, we would fold paper frogs and raise them on the desk. Last year. I also made a simple paper lantern for a festival. It’s a cheap and fun way to create something.

• Do you still write physical letters?

  I rarely write physical letters. Now, the last time I wrote one was to my grandmother, because she doesn’t use a smart phone. I think handwritten letters feel more personal and precious.

  But they take too much time, so I usually send messages or emails instead.

• Do people still keep handwritten letters today?

  Some people do keep them, especially older generations, handwritten letters carry emotional value. They are seen as keepsakes of important times. However, among young people, it is rare. Most letters exist digitally now as screen shots were saved messages.

• Do you carry paper and pens with you when you go out?

  I usually carry a small notebook and a pen in my bag, but I rarely use them because everything is on my phone. Still.

  I feel safer having them. In case I need to jot down something quickly or my phone dies.

• What did you like to do with paper as a child?

  As a child, I loved drawing on paper. I would fill every corner with doodles. I also enjoyed folding paper, planes and boats, cutting paper into snowflakes with.

  Is my favorite winter activity. Paper was my first creative toy.

Fruit and vegetables

Questions:

• How often do you eat fruit and vegetables?

  I eat fruit and vegetables. Every day I try to have at least one apple or banana and vegetables with lunch and dinner. My mother always insisted on this habit, eating them keeps my digestion, good.

  And my skin clear.

• Where do you usually buy fruit and vegetables?

  I usually buy fruit and vegetables at the local wet market where the supermarket near my home, the wet market has fresher and cheaper produce. Sometimes I order from my grocery APP, if I’m busy.

• What kind of fruits and vegetables do you dislike?

  I dislike bitter melon, the mosty, its strong bitter taste is hard for me to accept. I also avoid celery because of its stringy texture other than that.

  I enjoy most common vegetables and fruits.

• Were there any kinds of fruits and vegetables you disliked as a child?

  Yes, as a child, I hated coriander and carrots. My mom had to chop them into tiny pieces and hide them in dumplings. I’ve gradually accepted the Mao, but the childhood aversion was very strong.

• Do people in your country like planting vegetables?

  Yes, many people in China like planting vegetables, especially the older generation, they grow them on balconies, roofs, or small patches of land. It is partly a habit from rural life and partly for health and saving money. Even some young people are joining this trend.

Secondary school

Questions:

• Do you remember your first day at secondary school?

  Yes, I remember it very clearly. I was both excited and nervous. The school was much bigger than my primary school. I got lost trying to find my classroom, but my form teacher was kind. And I made a friend on the first day.

• Were there any subjects that you found difficult at secondary school?

  Yes, mass was quite difficult for me, especially geometry and functions. I often couldn’t understand the logic.

  And the pace of the class was fancy. I had to spend extra time on practice problems just to keep up.

• What was your favorite subject at secondary school?

  My favorite subject was English. I love learning new words and watching English movies in class. The teacher made lessons fun with games and songs. I felt a sense of achievement.

  When I could express myself in another language.

• Is there anything you miss about your secondary school?

  Yes, I missed the simple friendship and the carefree days, everyone was so pure and full of dreams. I also missed the canteen food and the little shops near the school gate. Those were the best times of my youth.

Opportunities

Questions:

• Did you have any opportunities to take part in new activities as a child?

  Yes, I had quite a few opportunities. My parents encouraged me to try different things. I joined a painting class, a swimming club, andeven a small robotics workshop at school trying new activities help me discover what I like. D I’m grateful for those chances.

• Should people try as many different things as they can?

  I think people should try different things when they are young, but not endlessly trying many activities helps you discover your strengths and interests.

  However, spreading yourself too thin means you never master anything. So it’s about balance, explore broadly first, then focus on what you truly love.

• Do you like taking on new opportunities?

  Yes, I like taking on new opportunities, they help me grow and learn new things. Even if I fail.

  I gain experiences, new opportunities can be scary at first.

  But they often lead to the best rewards. I try to say, yes, when I can.

• Do you often get new opportunities?

  No, I don’t often get new opportunities. My life is quite stable and I mostly stick to my routine. However, I do look for opportunities when I want to change something like learning a new skill or meeting new people, they come when I actively seek them.

Morning routines「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like to get up early in the morning?

  Yes. I prefer getting up early in the morning as it allows me to kick start my day with a sense of productivity.

  The quietude of the early hours provides me with a peaceful environment to engage in activities like exercise, meditation and planning, setting a positive tone for the day ahead.

• What do you do right after getting up in the morning?

  Right? After I wake up, I like to take a few moments to stretch and gather my thoughts for the day. Then I brush my teeth and wash my face to feel refreshed. After that, I enjoy a healthy breakfast, usually something like oatmeal or fruit, which gives me energy for the day ahead.

• Is breakfast important?

  Yes, breakfast is crucial for starting the day, right?

  It provides essential nutrients and energy to kick start metabolism. After a night of fasting.

  Studies show that people who eat breakfast tend to have better concentration mood and overall health compared to those who skip it.

• What is your morning routine?

  My morning routine begins with waking up at 6:30 am followed by some stretching exercises to invigorate my body. Afterward, I enjoy a nutritious breakfast consisting of oats and fruits. Then I review my schedule for the day and prepare for work or study, ensuring a productive start.

Art「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like art?

  Yes. I’m a real enthusiast. I don’t just mean paintings. I appreciate a wide spectrum from sculpture and photography to digital installations.

  I find it’s a powerful medium for expressing complex emotions and ideas that are sometimes hard to articulate with words alone.

• Do you like visiting art galleries?

  Absolutely. I find it a profoundly enriching experience. It’s not just about viewing the art itself, but also about understanding the historical context and the artists perspective.

  I always leave feeling inspired and with a broader Outlook.

• Do you want to be an artist?

  While I have immense admiration for artists, I don’t think it’s the right path for me. I lack the technical skill.

  But more importantly, I see myself as more of an appreciator and patron of the arts rather than a creator.

• Do you like modern art or traditional art?

  I appreciate both for different reasons. Traditional art amazes me with its technical mastery and historical narrative.

  Modern art, however, often challenges my perceptions and invites more personal interpretation.

  I wouldn’t say I prefer one over the other.

Social media「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you think you spend too much time on social media?

  I believe I spend a reasonable amount of time on social media while it can be easy to get absorbed.

  I try to maintain a healthy balance between online and offline activities.

• Do your friends use social media?

  Yes, the majority of my friends use social media. It has become a common and convenient way for us to stay connected, especially considering our busy lifestyles. We share updates, photos, and communicate through various platforms while it’s a valuable tool for maintaining friendships.

  We also recognize the importance of face to face interactions and try to balance our online and offline connections.

• What do people often do on social media?

  People engage in various activities on social media. Primarily, they use it to connect with friends and family, sharing updates about their lives through posts and photos.

  Additionally, social media serves as a platform for Information consumption where people follow news, trends and content creators.

  It’s common to see discussions and opinions on diverse topics, fostering virtual communities.

  Some also use social media for entertainment, such as watching videos or participating in online challenges.

• When did you start using social media?

  I started using social media around the age of 14.

  I was curious about connecting with friends and sharing experiences online.

• Have you ever posted anything on social media?

  Yes, I posted some photos from my trip to yenan on wechat last year. I don’t post often.

  But when I visit a beautiful place, I like to share the moment with my close friends and family online.

Teachers「邪21」

Questions:

• Are you still in touch with your primary school teachers?

  No. I’m not in touch with my primary school teachers anymore. Life has moved us in different directions, but I fondly remember their influence and the lessons they taught me.

• Do you have a favorite teacher?

  Yes. I have a favorite teacher who was incredibly inspiring.

  Their passion for the subject and engaging teaching methods made learning enjoyable and significantly influenced my academic and personal growth.

• Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?

  Yes. I still remember a teacher from my past who made a significant impact on me.

  Their innovative teaching methods and genuine encouragement inspired me and shaped my academic interests.

• Do you want to be a teacher in the future?

  I am considering becoming a teacher in the future. I find the idea of Guiding and inspiring students appealing.

  And I believe it could be a fulfilling way to share my knowledge and passion.

• In what way has your favourite teacher helped you?

  My favorite teacher profoundly impacted me by fostering a love for learning and encouraging critical thinking.

  Their support and insightful feedback helped me build confidence and Excel academically.

• Do you like your primary school teachers more than your high school teachers?

  Yes, I probably do. My primary school teachers were usually much warmer and more patient.

  So I felt emotionally closer to them back then classes were less stressful and teachers often encourage us through games and small rewards, which made school feel enjoyable in high school. Although many teachers were professional and responsible, they tended to focus more on exam results and academic pressure. As a result, the relationship between teachers and students felt a bit more distant and serious.

Outer space and stars「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like science fiction movies? Why?

  I love SCI fi movies, because they stimulate imagination about future possibilities and explore philosophical questions creatively.

• Do you want to go into outer space in the future?

  While the idea is thrilling, I wouldn’t risk space travel unless it becomes much safer and more accessible to civilians.

• Do you want to know more about outer space?

  Absolutely. I’m eager to learn more about space exploration and new astronomical discoveries that expand our cosmic understanding.

• Have you ever learnt about outer space and stars?

  Yes.

  I’ve studied basic astronomy and find space fascinating.

  Though my knowledge is limited to popular science documentaries.

Singing「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like singing? Why?

  I enjoy singing casually, because it’s therapeutic and allows me to express emotions. I can’t convey through words alone.

• Do you think singing can bring happiness to people？

  Definitely. Singing brings happiness by reducing stress, fostering connections, and allowing emotional release through music.

• Have you ever learnt how to sing?

  I took basic vocal lessons in high school, but never pursued professional training. Though I still sing for personal enjoyment.

• Who do you want to sing for?

  I’d love to sing for my family and close friends during special occasions as it creates warm, memorable moments.

• Do you like listening to others singing?

  Yes, I enjoy listening to others sing, especially when they sing, welleven if a friend is not professional.

  It’s still fun to listen to them at karaoke. Music brings people closer and makes gatherings more lively.

• Have you ever taken a singing class?

  No, I have never taken a formal singing class, but I sometimes watch vocal training videos online. I just learn for fun at home. I think a class would be interesting.

  But I haven’t had the time to sign up for whining.

Cars「邪21」

Questions:

• Did you enjoy traveling by car when you were a kid?

  Yes. I really enjoyed travelling by car when I was a kid, because it felt like an adventure.

  I loved looking out the window and watching the scenery change, often playing games or singing along to music with my family.

  Those road trips created some of my favorite memories, filled with laughter and excitement.

• Do you prefer to be a driver or a passenger?

  I prefer being a passenger because it allows me to relax and enjoy the journey without the responsibility of driving as a passenger. I can take in the scenery, listen to music or catch up on reading.

  However, I also enjoy driving occasionally when I want to feel more engaged in the travel experience.

• What do you usually do when there is a traffic jam?

  When there is traffic, I usually listen to music or a pod cast to make the time feel shorter. If I’m a passenger, I might use my phone to check messages or browse social media.

  I also try to stay patient and use the time to unwind rather than stress about the delay.

• What types of cars do you like?

  I prefer compact cars, because they are easy to maneuver and park, especially in busy urban areas.

  I appreciate their fuel efficiency and practicality for daily use. Additionally, I like cars with modern features that enhance comfort and safety, making the driving experience more enjoyable.

• Do you think car colours are important?

  To some extent, yescar colors can reflect the person’s personality and style.

  So they matter when choosing a car, however, I believe performance and safety are ultimately more important than the color.

• Will you buy an expensive car in the future?

  Probably not. I see a car as just a tool for getting around it as long as it is safe.

  And reliable. I don’t need an expensive one. I would rather spend that money on travel or invest in my hobbies.

Evening time「邪21」

Questions:

• Are there any differences between what you do in the evening now and what you did in the past?

  Yes. There are notable differences between my evening activities now and those from my childhood.

  Currently, my evenings often involve more responsibilities like studying or working on projects.

  Whereas in the past, they were filled with play and relaxation. While I still enjoy leisure time, it often comes after completing tasks, making my evenings feel more structured compared to the carefree days of my youth.

• Do you spend your evenings doing the same things on both weekends and weekdays? Why?

  No. I don’t spend my evenings the same way on weekends and weekdays on weekdays.

  I usually focus on completing homework or other responsibilities.

  While weekends allow me more freedom to relax and engage in leisure activities, like going out with friends or pursuing hobbies.

  This difference gives me something to look forward to at the end of a busy week.

• What did you do in the evening when you were little? Why?

  When I was little my evenings were often filled with playtime, whether it was outside with friends or inside with toys.

  I also enjoyed family dinners and watching cartoons, which were great ways to relax and bond with my family after a long day at school. Those moments were fun and carefree, allowing me to enjoy my childhood fully.

• What do you usually do in the evening?

  In the evening. I usually like to unwind by watching a show or reading a book.

  I also spend time with family or friends enjoying a meal together or simply catching up.

  It’s my favorite time to relax after a busy day and recharge for the next one.

• Do you like the morning or evening?

  I definitely prefer the evening. I’m more productive and creative at night when everything is quieted, the morning feels too rushed.

  For me.

• What do you hate doing in the evening?

  I hate doing anything work related in the evening after a long day.

  My brain needs arrested, I also dislike doing household chores like washing dishes late at night. It makes me feel like my day never ends.

History「邪21」

Questions:

• Did you like history when you were young?

  Not really when I was young, I found history a bit boring, because it was just memorizing dates.

  But now, i’ve learned to appreciate it much more.

• Do you like history?

  Yes. I enjoy history because it helps me understand how the world developed.

  I like learning about different cultures, important events, and how people lived in the past.

• Have you ever been to historical museums?

  Yes. I’ve been to several historical museums. I really enjoyed seeing old objects, ancient tools and learning stories behind them. It made history feel more real and interesting.

• When was the last time you read about history?

  I read about history last month. When I found an article online about ancient Egypt, the pyramids and mummies really fascinated me. And I ended up reading even more.

Mirror「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like looking at yourself in the mirror? How often?

  Yes. I do enjoy looking at myself in the mirror as it allows me to assess my appearance and boost my confidence.

  I typically check my reflection a few times a day, particularly before heading out, or after getting ready. It’s a simple habit that helps me feel more put together and self assured.

• Do you usually take a mirror with you?

  No. I typically do not carry a mirror with me.

  As I find it more convenient to use my phone for quick checks of my appearance.

  A phone is easily portable and serves multiple purposes, which makes it practical for daily use.

  However, I may bring a small compact mirror if I’m attending a special event or need to do makeup on the go.

• Have you ever bought mirrors?

  Yes. I have purchased mirrors before, particularly when I was decorating my room, I chose a full length mirror to enhance the space and make it feel larger.

  Having a good mirror not only serves a practical purpose, but also adds an aesthetic touch to my environment.

• Would you use mirrors to decorate your room?

  Absolutely. I would use mirrors to decorate my room as they can create an illusion of more space and enhance the overall ambiance. Mirrors not only serve a functional purpose, but also act as stylish, decorative elements that reflect light and color.

  I believe incorporating mirrors can elevate the aesthetic appeal of any room significantly.

Music

Questions:

• Have you taken any music classes?

  Yes, I took piano lessons. When I was in primary school, I learned it for about 3 years, although I wasn’t very talented.

  It gave me a basic understanding of music and rhythm. I still enjoy playing simple pieces now and then to relax.

• Do you listen to music while doing other things?

  Yes, I almost always listen to music when doing chores, commuting.

  We’re working out, it makes boring tasks, much more enjoyable and time passes faster, but for tasks that require deep focus like studying or reading, I usually turn it off.

• Do you prefer sad or happy music?

  I tend to prefer happy music because it instantly lifts my spirits and gives me energy listening to upbeat songs in the morning, helps me start the day on the positive note.

  However, I do enjoy sad music occasionally when I want to reflect it.

• Does happy music make you feel more excited?

  Yes, it definitely does. Whenever I listen to upbeat and energetic music, my mood instantly improves, and I feel more motivated. It’s almost like a natural energy booster that helps me get through tough or boring tasks.

Old buildings

Questions:

• Are there any old buildings you want to see in the future? Why?

  Yes. I would love to see the colosseum in Rome and the Eiffel Tower in Paris, because they are iconic structures, rich in history.

  Visiting these landmarks would allow me to experience their grandeur and learn more about the cultures and stories behind them.

  Additionally, seeing such famous sites in person would be an unforgettable experience that deepens my appreciation for architecture and history.

• Do you prefer living in an old building or a modern house?

  I prefer living in a modern house, because it typically offers updated amenities and a more efficient layout.

  Modern designs often emphasize energy, efficiency and comfort, which can enhance daily living. However, I appreciate the charm of old buildings, but I find that the convenience of modern homes better suits my lifestyle.

• Do you think we should preserve old buildings in cities?

  Yes. I believe we should preserve old buildings in cities as they hold significant, historical and cultural value.

  These structures provide a tangible connection to our past and help maintain the character of a city. Additionally, preserving old buildings can contribute to tourism and local economies while fostering a sense of community and pride in our heritage.

• Have you ever seen old buildings in the city?

  Yes. I have seen several old buildings in the city, particularly in historic districts where architecture reflects the past.

  These buildings often have unique designs and rich histories, making them fascinating to explore.

  I appreciate how they contribute to the character of the city and tell stories of its heritage.

Public gardens and parks「邪21」

Questions:

• How are the parks today different from those you visited as a kid?

  Parks today have become more modern and well equipped with better facilities like jogging tracks, fitness areas and children’s playgrounds.

  There’s also more greenery and better maintenance compared to the parks I visited when I was younger.

• What do you like to do when visiting a park?

  When I visit a park, I usually like to take a walk around, enjoy the scenery and sometimes sit on a bench to relax.

  I also enjoy taking photos of the landscape or chatting with friends while strolling.

• Would you like to play in a public garden or park?

  Yes. I enjoy spending time in public parks. They offer a peaceful environment where I can relax, read or just take a walk. It’s also a good way to enjoy nature without having to travel far.

• Would you prefer to play in a personal garden or public garden?

  I would prefer to play in a public garden because it offers more space and variety. There are often more things to explore like walking trails or lakes. Plus I like the social aspect of seeing other people enjoying the space too.

Science「邪21」

Questions:

• Do Chinese people often visit science museums?

  Yes. Chinese people frequently visit science museums. These institutions offer engaging exhibits and interactive displays that attract visitors of all ages with China’s emphasis on education and technological advancement.

  Science museums serve as popular destinations for families.

  Students and enthusiasts eager to explore scientific discoveries and innovations.

• Do you like science?

  yes I’m deeply fascinated by science, its ability to unravel mysteries of the universe. Captivates me.

  I enjoy exploring various scientific disciplines from physics to biology, understanding scientific principles, not only enriches my knowledge, but also fosters critical thinking and problem solving skills essential for our modern world.

• Do you like watching science TV programs?

  Yes. I find science TV programs both informative and captivating.

  They offer a unique platform to delve into complex scientific concepts in an accessible manner.

  Watching these programs not only expands my knowledge, but also inspires me to explore new areas within science, making learning an enjoyable experience.

• What kinds of interesting things have you done with science?

  Engaging in science experiments has been a highlight for me from constructing simple circuits to observing chemical reactions.

  Each experiment offers a hands on exploration of scientific principles. Additionally, I enjoy applying scientific knowledge to solve everyday problems, fostering a deeper appreciation for the practical utility of science.

• When did you start to learn about science?

  My interest in science sparked during childhood. When I was introduced to basic scientific concepts in school, from there, I eagerly delved into books, documentaries and hands on experiments, cultivating a lifelong passion for understanding the natural world and its phenomena.

• Which science subject is interesting to you?

  I find biology particularly intriguing.

  The study of living organisms and their interactions with the environment is endlessly fascinating from the complexity of cellular processes to the biodiversity of ecosystems.

  Biology offers profound insights into the wonders of life on earth, sparking my curiosity and awe.

Shopping「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like shopping?

  I enjoy shopping, particularly when it involves exploring unique stores or markets, it’s not just about purchasing items, but also about the experience of discovering new products and trends. However, I prefer mindful shopping, focusing on quality over quantity and supporting ethical and sustainable brands whenever possible.

• How often do you go shopping?

  I probably go shopping once or twice a week. I usually do a big grocery run on weekends, and occasionally pop into stores during the week. If I need something specific online shopping fills in the gaps.

• Do you prefer online shopping or in-store shopping?

  I definitely prefer online shopping for most things. It’s so convenient to compare prices and read reviews.

  Without leaving home. However, for things like clothes or shoes, I still prefer trying them on in a physical store.

• Have you ever returned anything you bought online?

  Yes, i’ve returned a few things I bought online last month. I ordered a jacket that looked great in the photos of the color was completely off in real life. I return it immediately and got a refund, which was quite easy.

Sports programs

Questions:

• Do you like to watch live sports games?

  Yes. I really enjoy watching live sports games, especially when the atmosphere is electrifying.

  There’s something special about the excitement in the stadium, the crowds, energy and the thrill of seeing a game unfold in real time.

  Although I don’t attend live events, often, I find them much more engaging compared to watching on TV it’s an unforgettable experience, especially during key matches or finals.

• Do you like watching sports programs on TV?

  Yes. I enjoy watching sports programs, especially when it’s a major event like the olympics or a football match.

  I find the energy and excitement of live sports really captivating, even though I’m not always a dedicated fan of every sport, I appreciate the skill and determination of the athletes.

  It’s also a great way to bond with friends or family, especially during big games.

• What kinds of games do you expect to watch in the future?

  In the future. I’d love to watch more international sports events, like the FIFA World Cup or the olympics, as they bring together Top athletes from around the world.

  I’m also interested in e sports as they are growing in popularity and offer a unique mix of strategy and skill.

  Additionally, I’d enjoy attending major league games in sports like basketball and football for the live atmosphere.

• Who do you like to watch sports games with?

  Yes. I love watching live sports games.

  There’s something about the atmosphere that makes it much more exciting than watching on TV. The energy of the crowd, the intensity of the competition, and the real time excitement are all incredibly engaging.

  I don’t attend live games frequently.

  But when I do, it’s always a memorable experience, especially during big tournaments or finals.

• Do you prefer to watch sports games alone or with a group of friends?

  I definitely prefer watching with a group of friends, the atmosphere is so much better when everyone is cheering and shouting together, we high five at great goals and complain about bad calls. It turns a simple match into a real social event, full of excitement.

• Have you ever watched a sports game in a stadium?

  Yes, I have I went to a CBA basketball game with my friends last year. The stadium was full of energy with fans waving towels and banging inflatable sticks. The sound of the crowd was deafening, seeing the players up.

  Close was so exciting. It was a completely different experience from watching on TV.

Watches

Questions:

• Do you think it is important to wear a watch? Why?

  I believe wearing a watch can be important for several reasons, though it ultimately depends on individual preferences.

  For some, a watch serves as a practical tool for time management, helping them stay punctual in their daily activities.

  Additionally, a watch can be a stylish accessory that enhances one’s outfit, reflecting personal taste and personality.

• Do you wear a watch?

  No. I don’t typically wear a watch because I prefer checking the time on my phone, which is always within reach.

  While I appreciate the style and functionality of watches, I find that using my phone is more convenient for my daily routine. However, I do admire watches as accessories and occasionally consider getting one for special occasions.

• How you ever got a watch as a gift?

  Yes. I received a watch as a gift from my parents on my birthday a few years ago.

  It was a thoughtful present that came with a personalized note, making it even more special.

  I cherish it not only for its practicality, but also for the memories associated with that occasion.

• Why do some people wear expensive watches?

  Some people wear expensive watches as a symbol of status and success, showcasing their taste and lifestyle.

  High end watches often reflect craftsmanship and precision engineering, which can be appreciated by enthusiasts.

  Additionally, these time pieces can serve as investment items as certain brands and models may increase in value over time.

Websites

Questions:

• Are there any changes to the websites you often visit?

  Yes. I’ve noticed several changes to the websites I frequently visit, particularly in terms of design and functionality.

  Many sites have updated their layouts to be more user friendly and visually appealing, often integrating new features like personalized content recommendations.

  Additionally, some websites have increased their reliance on ads, which can sometimes impact the user experience.

• What is your favorite website?

  My favorite website is probably Billy Billy because it offers a vast array of content from educational videos to entertainment and music. I enjoy how I can explore different topics and discover new creators, making it a great platform for both learning and relaxation, plus the ability to easily share and save videos enhances my overall experience.

• What kinds of websites are popular in your country?

  In China, popular websites include social media platforms like wechat and Weibo, which are widely used for communication and sharing content. E commerce sites such as Taobao and JD dot com dominate online shopping, offering a vast range of products.

  Additionally, video platforms like doing the Chinese version of tick tock.

  And iqiyi are favored for entertainment, reflecting the country’s diverse online interests.

• What kinds of websites do you often visit?

  I often visit educational websites for research and learning, as well as new sites to stay informed about current events.

  Social media platforms are also part of my routine as they help me connect with friends and share content.

  Additionally, I enjoy browsing entertainment, websites for movies, music, and other leisure activities.

• Do you prefer getting information from websites or books?

  I usually prefer getting Information from websites. It’s fast, convenient and always updated, but for deep and systematic knowledge. I still trust books more, so I combine both depending on what I need.

• Would you like to have your own website?

  That is an interesting idea. I have thought about starting a blog or a personal portfolio to share my ideas. However, I worry, I wouldn’t have enough time to maintain it properly, maybe one day in the future.

• What have you learned from websites that help with your life or studies?

  I have learned a lot of practical skills from websites. For example, I use tutorial sites to learn English, grammar and pronunciation. I also watch online videos to understand difficult math problems beyond studies. Websites have taught me how to cook simple dishes.

  And even basic coding, they are like Free teachers available all the time.

Dream and ambiion

Questions:

• What was your childhood dream?

  When I was little, I dreamed of becoming a pilot, I was fascinated by the idea of flying high above the clouds and traveling to different countries, seeing planes in the sky always made me imagine exciting adventures.

• Are you the kind of person who sticks to dreams?

  I think I am quite persistent when it comes to my dreams, I set clear goals and work steadily towards them.

  Even when facing difficulties, for example, i’ve kept learning English for years because I dream of studying abroad.

• What is your dream job?

  My dream job is to be aux designer. I love combining creativity with technology to make digital products easy and enjoyable for users. This field allows me to solve real problems through design and I find that deeply satisfying.

• Do you think you are an ambitious person?

  Yes, I do consider myself an ambitious person. I constantly set new goals for myself and push hard to achieve them. For instance, I’m currently working on improving my public speaking skills, because I want to become a more confident communicator.

Tidiness

Questions:

• Do you like to keep things tidy?

  Yes, I enjoy keeping things tidy. I believe a clean environment helps me focus better and makes my mind feel more organized.

  Every evening, I spend a few minutes putting things back in their place before going to bed.

• Do you use to keep your room tidy as a child?

  Honestly, I didn’t as a child, my room was always messy, and my parents constantly had to remind me to clean up.

  But as I grew older, I gradually learned the importance of staying organized.

• How do you keep your work or study place tidy?

  I keep my desk tidied by clearing it every evening before bed. I put everything back in its place and throw away trashy. I also use folders and boxes to organize papers and small items. It only takes 5 minutes, but it makes a big difference.

• Do you think that it is necessary to be tidy?

  Yes, absolutely. Being Teddy saves you time and reduces stress when things are organized.

  You don’t waste time searching for lost items. Also, a clean environment helps your mind stay clear and focus for me.

  It’s a basic life skill.

Parks

Questions:

• Did you like going to parks as a child?

  Yes, I absolutely loved going to parks as a child. My parents often took me to the neighborhood park on weekends, where I could run around freely and play on the swings. Those were some of my happiest childhood memories.

• Do you still like going to parks now?

  Yes, I still enjoy going to parks now though in a different way instead of playing on the equipment.

  I now go for relaxing walks or to have picnics with friends, it’s a great way to escape the busy city life for a while.

• Would you like to see more parks in your country?

  Absolutely. I think more parks and green spaces would greatly improve people’s quality of life in China. They provide places for exercise and relaxation, and help make crowded cities more livable and environmentally friendly.

• Are there any parks you want to go to in the future?

  Yes, there are several parks on my wish list, too. I’ve seen stunning photos of Zeng, Zhejiang national forest park, and really want to experience its breathtaking landscapes in person. I’m also keen to visit some famous Japanese gardens someday.

Clothing

Questions:

• What kind of clothes do you like to wear?

  I like wearing casual and comfortable clothes, most of the time t shirts, jeans, and hoodie are my go to choices. But if I need to attend a formal event, I will dress a bit smarter to suit the occasion.

• Do you prefer to wear comfortable and casual clothes or smart clothes?

  I definitely prefer comfortable and casual clothes for everyday life, they make me feel relaxed and Free. However, if there is an important meeting or party, I will switch to smart clothes to look more professional and presentable.

• Do you like wearing T-shirts?

  Yes, I absolutely love t shirts. They are simple, versatile and match with almost anything. I have many different colors and designs in my wardrobe. I think they suit my personality well because I prefer a clean and laid back style.

• Do you spend a lot of time choosing clothes?

  No, I don’t usually spend a lot of time choosing clothes. I know what suits me.

  So I just pick something simple, but sometimes before a special event, I might take a bit longer to decide what to wear.

• Do you wear clothes of different styles on weekdays and weekends?

  Yes, I dress very differently on weekdays and weekends during the week.

  I wear formal or smart, casual clothes for work, but on weekends I just wear comfortable t shirts, hoodies and sweat pants. It’s like switching between two different personalities.

• What colour clothes do you like?

  I like wearing black and navy, blue, the mosty, they are simple, classic and easy to match. I also like white as a clean, contrasting these colors make me feel calm and confident. And they never go out of style.

Jokes and comodies

Questions:

• Are you good at telling jokes?

  To be honest, I’m not very good at telling jokes. I often forget the punchline where the timing is awful, but my friends still laugh.

  Maybe because my attempt itself is quite funnier.

• Do your friends like to tell jokes?

  Yes, my friends love to tell jokes when we hang out.

  There’s always someone who can turn a boring story into a hilarious whining being around them, really cheers me up.

• Do you like to watch comedies?

  Yes, I enjoy watching comedies a lot. After a long day, a good comedy can help me relax and laugh my stress away. I especially like sitcoms because the character and stories are so reliable.

• Have you ever watched a live show?

  Yes, I have last year I went to a live stand up comedy show with my cousin at the small theatre in Shanghai, the comedians interacted with the audience, which was very different from watching videos. It was a fantastic experience.

• Are comedy shows popular in your country?

  Yes.

  Comedy shows are extremely popular in China shows like talk shows and sketch comedies get billions of views, people love to relax and laugh after a stressful.

  Day, it’s a huge part of our entertainment culture.

Headphones

Questions:

• Do you use headphones?

  Yes, I use headphones almost every day. They are essential for listening to music during my commute.

  And for watching videos, without disturbing others, I feel like headphones are one of the most important inventions for modern life.

• What type of headphones do you use?

  I mostly use wireless Bluetooth ear buds because they are small and convenient, but when I am at home and want better sound quality. I will use my over your headphones. They are more comfortable for long listening sessions.

• When would you use headphones?

  I use headphones when I am commuting, studying, or just relaxing with music. They are also great for making phone calls. When my hands are full. Basically, anytime I need privacy or focus, I will put the money.

• In what conditions would you not use headphones?

  I wouldn’t use headphones when I am driving because safety is the priority and I need to hear what’s happening around me also when I’m having meals with family or friends wearing headphones would feel rude and distant.

• Is wearing headphones comfortable?

  For short periods.

  Yes, headphones are comfortable, but after wearing them for hours, my ears start to feel sore and warm. I usually take breaks every hour to give my ears some resting.

Films/cinemas

Questions:

• What films do you like?

  I’m a big fan of science fiction and comedy films. Sci fi movies take me to amazing new worlds.

  And I love the sense of wonder they bring comedies, on the other hand, are perfect for simply relaxing and having a good laugh after a long day.

• Did you often watch films when you were a child?

  Yes, I watch a lot of films. When I was a child, my parents often rented DVDs.

  And we would watch together at weekends. Cartoons and Disney movies were my absolute favorites. Those family movie nights are some of my warmest memories.

• Did you ever go to the cinema alone as a child?

  No, I never went to the cinema alone as a child. My parents always accompanied me because they were worried about safety. The cinema was also quite far from home going to the movies was always a family outing for us.

• Do you often go to the cinema with your friends?

  Yes, I do going to the cinema with friends is one of my favorite weekend activities. We often pick a blockbuster, grab some popcorn and then discuss the film afterwards. It’s a very relaxing and fun way to catch up and share opinions.

• Do you think going to the cinema is a good way to spend time with friends?

  Absolutely, I think it’s a great way to spend time with friends. You share the same emotional journey in a dark rooming after the movie.

  You always have something to talk about over a meal. It’s a perfect combination of entertainment and quality time.

• How often do you watch films?

  I probably watch films about 2 or 3 times a week on weekdays.

  I might just watch a short movie or half an hour to relax before bed at weekends. I often have a full movie night with snacks, which I really look forward to.

• Do you prefer to watch films at home or in the cinema?

  I prefer watching films at home, I can pause whenever I want eat my own snacks and lie comfortably on my sofa. It’s much cheaper and I don’t have to deal with noisy crowds. However, for a huge blockbuster with amazing visuals, I still like the cinema experience.

Home & accommodation-1「邪21」

Questions:

• Are the transport facilities to your home very good?

  I would say that the transport facilities to my home are moderately good.

  My house is located in a residential area on the outskirts of the city.

  So it is not as well connected as the urban areas in the center.

  However, there are still several transportation options available that make it easy to get around.

  There are several bus routes that pass near my house and they run at fairly frequent intervals throughout the day. Additionally, there is a metro station about a 20 minute walk from my house that provides easy access to the city center.

• Can you describe the place where you live?

  I currently live in an apartment in the heart of the city.

  The building is fairly modern with large windows that let in a lot of natural light.

  Inside.

  My apartment is cozy but comfortable with a small living room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.

  The living room has a large comfortable couch and there’s a small dining area where I can enjoy meals.

  The bedroom has a comfortable bed and a closet where I can store my clothes and personal belongings. The kitchen is quite small.

  But it has everything I need to prepare meals, including a stove, fridge and microwave.

• Do you live in a house or a flat?

  I currently live in a flat, which is a three room apartment on the 15th floor of a high rise building.

  Although it might lack the outdoor space that a house provides.

  I find living in a flat, more convenient and affordable because of the location, amenities and access to public transportation.

• Do you plan to live in your current home for a long time?

  At the moment, I don’t have any immediate plans to move out of my current apartment.

  I’m very happy with the location and the amenities that it offers.

  And it’s been a really convenient place for me to live since I’m close to my workplace and other attractions in the city.

  However, life can be unpredictable and things can change. So I can’t say for certain how long i’ll be living here.

  If something comes up in the future that requires me to move somewhere else, then i’ll have to weigh my options and decide what’s best for me at the time. But for now, I’m comfortable and content where I am.

• Do you prefer living in a house or a flat?

  Overall, I would say that I prefer living in a house rather than a flat. There are a few reasons for this preference. Firstly, I enjoy having a yard or garden to relax in and spend time outdoors.

  Houses typically have more outdoor space compared to flats, which makes it easier to enjoy nature and fresh air.

  Secondly, houses offer more privacy compared to flats where neighbours are often in close proximity.

  In a house. I can have my own private space without worrying about intrusive neighbours.

• Do you think it is important to live in a comfortable environment?

  Yes. I believe it is essential to live in a comfortable environment.

  Living in a comfortable environment can have a significant impact on a person’s wellbeing and quality of life.

  When you have a comfortable home, you’re more likely to feel relaxed and have a positive mindset.

  A comfortable environment can help reduce stress levels and promote better mental health. Additionally, a comfortable environment can also improve physical health. When you have a comfortable bed, good lighting, and suitable furniture, it can help to reduce the risk of physical problems, such as back pain or eye strain.

Home & accommodation-2「邪21」

Questions:

• How long have you lived in your current home?

  I’ve been living in my current apartment for about 2 years now. Before that, I used to live in a different part of the city.

  But I needed to move closer to my workplace, and this apartment was in a very convenient location.

  It has all the amenities that I need, and the rent is affordable, too.

  So it was the perfect choice for me. Over the past 2 years, i’ve really grown to love this place, and i’ve made a lot of good memories here. I don’t think i’ll be moving anytime soon as I’m very happy with where I am right now.

• Please describe the room you live in.

  I currently live in a spacious, welllit room that I find very comfortable.

  There are a few things that I really like about my living space to begin with.

  The room has a large window that lets in a lot of natural light. This creates a bright and inviting atmosphere, which is especially pleasing on sunny days. In addition, the room has a beautiful view of the surrounding neighbourhood, which adds to its appeal. The room also features modern furnishings and appliances, including a comfortable bed, a built in wardrobe and a desk where I can work.

  The decor is minimalist and tastefully done, which gives the room a sophisticated feel.

• What do you usually do in your flat?

  In my flat. I usually do a variety of things, depending on my schedule and mood. During weekdays, I often work on my computer, catch up on emails or read a book on weekends. I might watch a movie or spend time cooking in the kitchen.

  I also enjoy listening to music or practicing yoga to relax. Sometimes I invite friends over and we have dinner together or play board games. Overall, I try to make the most of my space and balance both productive and leisurely activities.

• What kind of house or flat do you want to live in in the future?

  In the future. I would love to live in a spacious and modern apartment with a panoramic view of the city or the surrounding natural environment. Ideally, my apartment would be located in a quiet area away from the noise and pollution of the city, but still close enough to all the major amenities and attractions that I need.

• What kinds of accommodation do you live in?

  Currently, I live in an apartment in the city.

  It’s a two bedroom flat with a cozy living room, a kitchen and a bathroom.

  The apartment complex has several amenities, including a gym and a pool, which is very convenient.

  The building is well maintained and secure with 24 hour security.

  And CCTV cameras on each floor.

  I appreciate the location of the apartment as it’s close to my workplace and many restaurants and shops. However, I do miss having a backyard or a garden, which would be ideal for growing plants or having a barbecue with friends. Overall, I think this accommodation suits my needs and provides a comfortable living environment.

• What makes you feel pleasant in your home?

  There are several things in my home that make me feel pleasant. Firstly, I really appreciate the peaceful and quiet atmosphere, whether I’m watching a movie or just taking some downtime, being able to relax in a tranquil environment is essential to me.

  Secondly, I find that having lots of natural light in my home helps to brighten my mood.

  I’ve placed potted plants throughout the rooms and cracked open the windows, which allows plenty of sunlight to stream in. Thirdly, I’m very fond of the cozy furnishings, such as soft cushions and warm throws.

Home & accommodation-3「邪21」

Questions:

• What part of your home do you like the most?

  The part of my home that I like the most is probably the living room.

  It’s a very cozy space where my family and I can relax and spend time together.

  The room is decorated in warm colors with comfortable furniture and it has a big window that lets in a lot of natural light.

  We also have a big TV and a sound system which we use to watch movies or listen to music.

  Overall. The living room is a place where we can unwind and enjoy each other’s company.

  And I always look forward to spending time there.

• What room does your family spend most of the time in?

  In my family, we tend to spend most of our time in the living room. It’s a spacious room with comfortable seating, a large TV and a window that lets in a lot of natural light.

  It’s a great place to relax and spend time together as a family.

  We often watch TV shows or movies, play board games, or just chat and catch up on each other’s days.

  The living room also has a small balcony that overlooks a park. So in the warmer months, we like to open the doors and enjoy the fresh air.

• What’s the difference between where you are living now and where you have lived in the past?

  There are a few key differences between where I’m living now and where i’ve lived in the past.

  Firstly, the location is very different in the past. I’ve lived in quieter residential areas while my current apartment is in a more bustling part of the city, there are a lot more shops, restaurants, and other amenities nearby, which makes things really convenient for me.

  Secondly, the size and layout of my current apartment is different from my previous residences. It’s a bit smaller, but it’s better designed. So it feels more spacious. Finally, the cost of living is different as well.

  My current apartment is a bit more expensive, but I think it’s worth it for the location and amenities that it offers.

  Overall. I’m really happy with where I am now, but I have fond memories of my past homes, too.

• What’s your favorite room in your apartment or house?

  My favorite room in my apartment is my bedroom.

  It’s a cozy and comfortable space where I can relax and unwind after a long day.

  The room has a large window that lets in a lot of natural light during the day and at night.

  I can close the curtains and enjoy the peace and quiet. The room has a comfortable bed with soft sheets and a fluffy comforter.

  And there’s a small desk where I can work or read.

• Who do you live with?

  I live with my family, which includes my parents and my younger brother.

  We’ve been living together for several years now and I’m grateful for their company.

  It’s comforting to know that someone is always there to share meals with or talk to after a long day we have a good dynamic at home.

  And I value the time we spend together.

Hometown-1

Questions:

• Are there many young people in your hometown?

  Yes. There are quite a few young people in my hometown. The local universities attract many students, and the vibrant atmosphere encourages a youthful demographic. This mix brings energy and creativity to the community, contributing to a dynamic social scene.

• Did you learn about the history of your hometown at school?

  Yes. I learned about the history of my hometown when I was in school. In fact, history was always one of my favorite subjects. So I was particularly interested in studying the history of my hometown in detail.

  We learned all about the various historical events and milestones that have taken place in the city over the centuries, starting from the ancient dynasties to the modern era.

• Do you like living in your hometown?

  Yes. I enjoy living in my hometown. It is a mid sized city with a diverse range of cultural opportunities, such as museums and galleries. At the same time, it is not overcrowded, which gives me a sense of peace and calmness. The community here is kind and supportive.

  And I like the fact that people often gather together for local events.

  In addition, my hometown is located near a beautiful natural park, which I visit often for hiking and outdoor activities.

• Do you like your hometown?

  Yes. I absolutely love my hometown. It’s a small city in the countryside, but it is filled with natural beauty and cultural heritage, which I appreciate and treasure.

  The people here are friendly, and I have built strong relationships with my family and friends over the years. In addition, there are many outdoor activities to enjoy such as hiking and biking along scenic routes.

  I have also grown to appreciate the local cuisine which features fresh and healthy ingredients unique to the region.

  Overall, I am very grateful to have grown up in such a lovely and welcoming hometown.

• Do you think you will continue living in your hometown for a long time?

  well It’s hard to predict the future. But I am quite happy here and can see myself living here for a significant amount of time.

  However, several factors like job opportunities and personal circumstances can influence my decisions.

  So it’s hard to say with certainty, but for now, I don’t see any reason why I wouldn’t continue living here.

Hometown-2

Questions:

• How long have you been living in your hometown?

  I have been living in my hometown for my entire life so far, which is around 20 years, I was born and raised here.

  So this town is where I have spent most of my life. I have seen my hometown grow and change over time.

  And it’s been interesting to see how it has developed into the town. It is. Today. I have made many fond memories here.

  And despite having traveled to other places before I always look forward to coming back home.

• Is there anything you dislike about your hometown?

  While there are many things that I love about my hometown, there are a few things that I dislike as well.

  For example, the traffic can be quite congested, particularly during rush hour, which can make getting around the city a bit of a Challenge.

  Additionally, the air quality can sometimes be poor, especially during the winter months when people tend to burn coal for heat.

• Is your hometown a big city or a small place?

  My hometown is a mid sized city with a population of around 500,000 people.

  While it is not as large as some of the major cities in my country, it still has many of the amenities and conveniences that you would expect to find in a larger city. For example, there are many modern shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment options that cater to a diverse range of tastes and interests.

  Despite its size, my hometown still has a strong sense of community with people who are friendly and hospitable towards one another.

• Is your hometown a good places for young people to pursue their careers?

  Absolutely. My hometown offers a variety of job opportunities across different sectors, particularly in technology and creative industries with numerous startups and established companies.

  Young professionals have access to internships and networking events that can significantly enhance their career prospects.

• Please describe your hometown a little.

  My hometown is a small town located in the countryside of insert location.

  The town is known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural scenery and traditional architectural style.

  The town has a population of about an insert number, and it’s relatively peaceful and quiet with a strong sense of community.

  It’s surrounded by rolling hills, lush green forests, and sits on the banks of a picturesque river, which offers numerous recreational opportunities like hiking, fishing, and boating.

Hometown-3

Questions:

• What do you like the most about your hometown?

  There are many things that I love about my hometown, but if I had to choose one, I would say it is the sense of community.

  Despite being a large city, it has a small town feel and people are known to look out for their neighbours. This creates a feeling of warmth and connected ness that is difficult to find in larger cities.

  Additionally, my hometown has a rich cultural history that I appreciate with a long tradition of music and arts that is celebrated throughout the year at various festivals.

  The food in my hometown is also quite famous, particularly for traditional dishes that use locally source and fresh ingredients. Overall, I feel very fortunate to have grown up in such a special place with a strong sense of community and cultural heritage.

• What’s your hometown famous for?

  My hometown is famous for a number of things. Firstly, it is known for its beautiful, natural scenery.

  There are many scenic spots within the city, such as parks and gardens that are immaculately landscaped and provide a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

  Secondly, my hometown is also famous for its rich history and culture.

  There are many ancient temples, museums and other cultural sites that showcase the areas, heritage and traditions.

• Where is your hometown?

  My hometown is located in the central region of my country in the province of hyun.

  It is a medium sized city with a population of approximately 1 million people.

  The city is situated along the banks of a river and is surrounded by lush mountains and forests, which create a beautiful and serene natural landscape.

  Within the city.

  There are many iconic landmarks and cultural sites, such as ancient temples and museums that showcase the rich history and heritage of the area. The cuisine of my hometown is also quite famous with many traditional dishes that are beloved by locals and tourists alike.

The area you live in「邪21」

Questions:

• Are the people in your neighborhood nice and friendly?

  I must say that the people in my neighborhood are generally quite nice and friendly. In my experience, people here tend to be welcoming and open to getting to know their neighbors. I’ve had several positive interactions with people in the neighborhood.

  And I feel like the general atmosphere is one of mutual respect and community spirit.

  For example, my next door neighbor is always willing to lend me a hand whenever I need it.

  When I was new to the area and struggling to move some heavy furniture into my apartment, he came over and helped me out without hesitation. I was really touched by how kind and generous he was.

• Do you know any famous people in your area?

  Yes. There are a few notable people from my area who have achieved fame and success in their respective fields.

  One of the most well known is a retired professional basketball player who grew up in my town and went on to become a star player in the national basketball league. He has since retired and is now a sports commentator, but he remains an inspiration to many young athletes in our community.

• Do you know any of your neighbors?

  Yes. I do know some of my neighbours quite well. In fact, I think it’s important to have good relationships with the people who live near you.

  One of my close neighbors is a retired elderly lady who has lived in the area for many years.

  She is always friendly and has lots of interesting stories to tell about the history of the neighborhood.

  I often check in on her to see how she’s doing and help with any tasks. She may need a hand with.

• Do you like the area that you live in?

  Yes. I do like the area that I live in. It’s a suburban neighbourhood that is quiet and peaceful, which I find very relaxing after a busy day. Additionally, it is conveniently located close to several amenities, such as grocery shops, bakeries and parks, which make it a very convenient place to live. Furthermore, I find the people in my neighborhood to be friendly and welcoming, creating a strong sense of community. There are many social events and activities organized throughout the year, such as festivals, fairs and charity events that bring the residents together.

• Do you live in a noisy or a quiet places?

  I live in a relatively quiet area, which I find quite peaceful.

  The surroundings are mostly residential with green spaces that provide a serene environment.

  This tranquility allows me to focus on my studies and relax after a busy day, making it an ideal place for concentration.

• What are some changes in the area recently?

  There have been several changes in my area recently, some of which are quite noticeable. One of the most significant changes is the construction of a new shopping complex on the outskirts of town.

  It’s a large modern mall with many shops, restaurants and entertainment options.

  Also, there have been some changes in the local council policies regarding waste management.

  Several new recycling programs have been introduced, which aim to reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills.

  This includes initiatives such as composting food scraps and separate recycling bins for different types of plastics.

• Where do you like to go in that area?

  There are several places in my area that I like to go to, depending on my mood and the time of day, during the daytime, I enjoy going to the local park to get some fresh air and exercise.

  It’s a beautiful area with plenty of green spaces, walking trails and even a small lake.

  Sometimes I take my friends or family there and have a picnic or play a game of frisbee in the evenings.

  I tend to go to the city center, which is around 15 minutes away by car.

  There are many shops, restaurants, and bars that I can choose from. So I rarely get bored.

  One of my favorite places to go to is a cozy cafe that serves delicious coffee and pastries.

  It’s a great place to unwind and read a book or just catch up with friends.

The city you live in-1

Questions:

• Are the people friendly in the city?

  Generally, I find the people in Beijing to be warm and welcoming. Locals often go out of their way to help others, which creates a friendly atmosphere.

• Are there big changes in this city?

  Absolutely. It’s transforming at a remarkable pace. The most significant change is the infrastructure.

  They are constructing a new metro line, and numerous skyscrapers are reshaping the skyline while it’s modernizing.

  There’s a concerted effort to preserve the character of the old city centre, which I truly appreciate.

• Are there people of different ages living in this city?

  Absolutely. Beijing is home to a diverse population with people of all ages.

  This diversity enriches the city’s cultural fabric.

• Do you like this city? Why?

  Absolutely. I adore Beijing. It seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern advancements, offering a unique atmosphere that is both inspiring and dynamic.

• Do you often see your neighbors?

  I see my neighbours fairly regularly. We exchange greetings and occasionally chat, fostering a sense of community.

• How long have you lived in this city?

  I’ve lived in Beijing for about 5 years now. And during this time, i’ve had the opportunity to explore many of its historic sites and contemporary attractions.

The city you live in-2

Questions:

• Is the city friendly to children and old people?

  Yes. Beijing has numerous parks and recreational facilities that cater to both children and the elderly, making it a family friendly environment.

• Is this city your permanent residence?

  Yes. Beijing is my permanent residence.

  I appreciate the opportunities it provides for both personal and professional growth.

• What city do you live in?

  I live in Beijing, the capital of China. It’s a city rich in history and culture, known for its iconic landmarks like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City.

  Beijing is a bustling metropolis that perfectly blends ancient traditions with modern innovation.

• What’s the weather like where you live?

  The weather in Beijing varies significantly throughout the year. Summers are hot and humid while winters can be quite cold and dry with occasional snowfall.

• Would you recommend your city to others?

  Without a doubt, I would recommend Beijing to anyone, its rich history, cultural diversity, and vibrant lifestyle, make it an exceptional place to live and visit.

Work or studies-1

Questions:

• Are you looking forward to working?

  Yes. I am definitely looking forward to working. I believe that having a job will allow me to develop new skills, gain valuable experience, meet new people, and contribute to society in a meaningful way.

  I am particularly excited about the prospect of learning new things and challenging myself through work.

  I think that having a job will provide me with opportunities to tackle new projects and problems, which will help me to grow both personally and professionally.

• Do you have any plans for your studies in the next five years?

  Absolutely. In the next 5 years, I plan to pursue a master’s degree in my field to deepen my knowledge and skills.

  I’m also considering attending workshops and conferences to stay updated on the latest trends and research.

  This will not only enhance my academic credentials, but also expand my professional network.

• Do you have any plans for your work in the next five years?

  In the next 5 years, I aspire to advance in my career by taking on more leadership responsibilities and possibly managing a team.

  I’m also keen on continuous professional development.

  So I plan to seek out membership opportunities and further training to enhance my skills and contribute more significantly to my organization.

• Do you like your job?

  Yes. I absolutely love my job as an engineer.

  Every day presents new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow, which keeps me engaged and motivated.

  One of the things I enjoy most about my job is the creativity it involves.

  As an engineer. I am constantly coming up with new ideas and solutions to complex problems.

  I find it incredibly rewarding to take a problem, analyze it, and then design and develop a solution that meets all of the necessary requirements, seeing the end result and knowing that my work has made a positive impact in the world is truly satisfying.

• Do you like your subject?

  Yes. I definitely like math as my subject. I find math to be a very interesting and engaging subject as it challenges, my problem solving skills and allows me to understand the world in a logical and precise manner.

  Also, the subject is very useful in many different aspects of life, such as science, engineering, and finance, which motivates me to keep improving my skills and understanding of the subject.

  Furthermore, I enjoy the sense of satisfaction that comes from solving a complex math problem or equation, and the feeling of achievement when I can apply my math skills to solve real life problems.

• Do you miss being a student?

  To be honest, I do miss being a student sometimes.

  I think one of the things I miss the most is the structure that comes with being in school.

  There was always a clear schedule and deadlines to meet. Whereas in the working world, things can feel a bit more open ended.

  That said I also enjoy the freedom and opportunities that come with being a young professional. So there are definitely trade offs.

Work or studies-2

Questions:

• Do you prefer to study in the mornings or in the afternoons?

  Personally, I prefer to study in the mornings. I find that this is when my mind is freshest and most alert, which allows me to absorb Information more easily and stay focused in my experience.

  I found that when I study in the afternoons or evenings, I tend to be more easily distracted and less productive.

  This is likely because i’ve already been engaged in other activities throughout the day.

  And my mental energy has been depleted as a result.

• Do you think that your subject is popular in your country?

  Yes. I believe my subject is quite popular in my country, particularly among young people.

  There’s a growing awareness of its relevance to current global issues, which has sparked interest in universities and among prospective students.

  Many institutions are also developing specialized programs to cater to this demand, further enhancing its popularity.

• Do you want to change to another job?

  While I’m currently content with my job, I’m always open to exploring new opportunities that align with my career goals.

  If a position arises that offers greater challenges or aligns more closely with my passions, I would certainly consider it.

  However, for now, I’m focused on excelling in my current role and contributing positively to my team.

• Do you want to change your major?

  Currently, I’m satisfied with my major and feel it aligns well with my interests and career goals. However, I’m always open to exploring complementary subjects that could enhance my knowledge base and employability.

  If an opportunity arises that excites me, I wouldn’t hesitate to consider it.

• How much time do you spend on your studies each week?

  On average, I dedicate about 20 to 25 hours a week to my studies.

  This includes attending lectures, engaging in group discussions and working on assignments.

  I believe it’s essential to strike a balance.

  So I also set aside time for self study and revision to reinforce what i’ve learned.

• In your work, who helps you the most? And how?

  My parents help me the most they provide emotional support, guidance and advice. Whenever I need it.

  They have a wealth of experience and are always willing to lend a listening ear or offer a different perspective to help me navigate life’s challenges.

Work or studies-3

Questions:

• Is your job very interesting?

  Absolutely. I think being an engineer is an incredibly interesting and intellectually stimulating job.

  There’s always something new to learn and a new problem to solve, which means it never gets dull or repetitive.

  One of the things I find most interesting about being an engineer is the variety of fields and applications that are available, whether you are interested in mechanics, electronics, or software development.

  There’s an engineering field that caters to your specific interests.

  This diversity of opportunities means that the work is always fresh and exciting, which is fantastic for people like me who thrive on Challenge and innovation.

• Is your subject or major very interesting?

  Absolutely. I find math to be an incredibly interesting subject. From a young age.

  I was drawn to the precision and logic of math.

  And over the years, i’ve grown to appreciate its many practical applications in various aspects of life.

  I think what makes math so fascinating to me is the fact that it’s both challenging and rewarding.

  It requires a lot of mental effort to successfully solve complex problems.

  But the feeling of accomplishment, when I arrive at the correct solution is incredibly satisfying.

• What are the benefits of being your age?

  Being my age offers several advantages. Firstly, I have the energy and flexibility to explore various opportunities both academically and personally.

  It’s a great time to experiment with different interests without the pressures of major responsibilities. Additionally, I find that I am more open minded and adaptable, which helps in navigating changes and challenges.

• What changes would you like to see in your school?

  I would love to see more interactive learning methods being adopted in my school, incorporating practical projects and real world applications into the curriculum, could enhance understanding and engagement.

  Additionally, increasing access to mental health resources would greatly benefit students in managing stress and maintaining overall well being.

• What do you think the most important at the moment?

  I believe the most important thing at the moment is adaptability. Given the rapid changes in technology and society, being able to adjust to new circumstances is crucial. This applies not only to personal and academic growth, but also to how we engage with the workforce and community.

• What requirements did you need to meet to get your current job?

  To secure my current job. I needed to meet several requirements, including a relevant degree and internship experience in the field.

  Additionally, strong communication skills and proficiency in specific software tools were crucial.

  I also had to demonstrate my ability to work effectively in a team and manage projects efficiently.

Work or studies-4

Questions:

• What technology do you use at work?

  I use a variety of technologies to Complete my daily tasks.

  One of the main tools I use is a computer which I use to send and receive emails, create documents and browse the internet for research and communication purposes. Additionally, I regularly use project management software to collaborate with my teammates and keep track of tasks and deadlines.

• What technology do you use when you study?

  As a student, I rely on technology quite heavily to support my studies.

  The main tool I use is my laptop computer, which I use to take notes during lectures and Complete assignments and research projects.

  Additionally, I also use online resources such as academic databases, libraries, and study guides to supplement my learning and gain a deeper understanding of the course material.

• What work do you do?

  I work as a digital marketing specialist for a tech company.

  My primary responsibilities include managing our social media accounts, developing content strategies, and analyzing data to measure the effectiveness of our campaigns.

• Why did you choose to do that type of work?

  I chose to be an engineer because I have always been fascinated by how things work and how they can be improved as a child.

  I love taking things apart and putting them back together. And as I got older, I became more interested in understanding the science behind why things work the way they do. When it came time to choose a career path.

  I knew that engineering would be the perfect fit for my strengths and interests. As an engineer.

  I am able to apply scientific principles to design and develop innovative solutions to real world problems.

  I find the process of identifying a problem coming up with a solution and then putting that solution into practice to be incredibly fulfilling and rewarding.

• Why did you choose to study your subject?

  I chose to study mathematics for several reasons. Firstly, I have always been fascinated by the logic and structure of the subject. I find it challenging yet rewarding to solve mathematical problems and equations.

  Additionally, I appreciate the precision and clarity of mathematics, which allows for universal understanding and application across various fields.

  Secondly, I recognized that mathematics is an important subject in many academic and professional fields, including science, engineering, finance, and computer science.

  Studying mathematics provides a solid foundation for pursuing careers in these fields, and opens up a wide range of opportunities.

Part 2

好的购物服务

Questions:

• Describe a time when you received good service in a shop/store
  • Where the shop is
  • When you went to the shop
  • What service you received from the staff
  • And explain how you felt about the service

  I’d like to talk about an experience I had at a small independent electronics store in my city.

  I went there about a year ago when I was urgently trying to find a specific adapter for my laptop before an important online presentation later that day, the shop was quite cramped and unassuming from the outside.

  The service I received, was exceptional.

  The owner, an older gentleman, noticed, I looked stressed and immediately asked how he could help.

  After I explained what I needed, he didn’t just.me to a shelf.

  He spent a good, 10 minutes testing different adapters with my laptop to ensure compatibility and optimal power output.

  He even taught me how to identify the right specifications myself in the future.

  What truly stood out was that he refused to up sell me a more expensive model, insisting the mid range one was perfectly adequate for my needs.

  I felt incredibly valued and relieved his expertise and genuine desire to help, rather than just make a sale, transformed a stressful errand into a positive experience. It built a great deal of trust.

  And I’ve been a loyal customer ever since.

钦佩的运动员

Questions:

• Describe a successful sportsperson you admire
  • Who he/she is
  • What you know about him/her
  • What he/she is like in real life
  • What achievement he/she has made
  • And explain why you admire him/her

  The successful sports person I truly admire is the Chinese badminton Legend lin dan.

  He is widely regarded as one of the greatest singles players of all time, dominating the sport for nearly two decades.

  What I know about him extends beyond his athletic prowess.

  He is known for his fierce competitiveness, incredible agility, and powerful smashes on the court off the court.

  He is often described as charismatic, confident and somewhat rebellious, which earned him the nickname super dan.

  His achievements are extraordinary.

  He is the only player to Complete the super grand slam by winning all nine major titles in the badminton world, including two olympic gold medals and five world championships.

  The reason I admire him so much is not just because of his victories, but because of his mental strength and longevity in such a demanding sport. He consistently performed under pressure, overcame injuries and maintained his passion and discipline throughout his career, making him a true icon of perseverance and excellence.

嘈杂地

Questions:

• Describe a noisy place you have been to
  • Where it is
  • When you went there
  • What you did there
  • And explain why you feel it’s a noisy place

  One of the most overwhelmingly noisy places i’ve experienced in China was Beijing silk street market, shi shui market during peak shopping hours.

  I visited this famous shopping destination last winter while showing some visiting relatives around the city.

  The moment we stepped inside, we were immediately engulfed in a cacophony of sounds. Vendors were enthusiastically hawking their goods.

  Their voices rising above the general DIN as they competed for customers attention.

  The constant hum of bargaining in multiple languages created a peculiar soundscape, mandarin, english, Russian, and various dialects all blending together.

  Adding to this were the sounds of hangers clanging, cash registers, beeping, and the occasional loudspeaker announcements about special promotions.

  We spent about 2 hours there browsing through counterfeit luxury goods and traditional souvenirs.

  What struck me most was how the noise levels fluctuated.

  Reaching crescendo when popular stores had bidding wars over prices, then momentarily subsiding before erupting again.

  I remember trying to negotiate for a North face jacket while simultaneously shouting to be heard over a nearby vendor, demonstrating some electronic gadget at full volume. What makes this place exceptionally noisy isn’t just the volume, but the Laird nature of the sounds, the markets, enclosed space with poor acoustics amplifies everything, creating an almost physical wall of noise, unlike predictable industrial noise.

  This was chaotic human energy, the sound of commerce and cultural exchange at its most vibrant.

  While initially overwhelming. I came to appreciate this noise as part of the markets unique character.

  It represented Beijing dynamic commercial spirit.

  Though I must admit we all left with slight headaches and an urgent need for some peaceful tea afterwards.

想再去一次的城市

Questions:

• Describe a city that you have been to and would like to visit again.
  • When you visited it
  • What you did there
  • What it was like
  • And explain why you would like to visit it again

  One Chinese city I deeply admire is Hangzhou, which I visited in autumn 2022, known as paradise on earth. It perfectly blends natural beauty, history and modernity.

  I spent 3 days there, primarily around West Lake, a popular site where willow trees reflect on misty waters.

  I rented a bike to cycle the lake shore, stopping at landmarks like Lei Feng pagoda and the broken bridge.

  A highlight was taking a traditional boat ride at sunset while listening to the guides legends about ancient poets who immortalized the lake.

  I also explored linyan temple, marveling at its 1,700 year old Buddhist rock carvings, and sampled Hangzhou is famous dishes like dump a pork and long Jing tea shrimp at a lakeside restaurant.

  Hangzhou struck me as harmonious and elegant. The city seamlessly merges skyscrapers with tea plantations.

  I visited a Longjing tea village in the hills where farmers taught me to pick tea leaves. Unlike Shanghai bustle, hangzhou pace felt relaxed with locals practicing tai chi by the lake or sipping tea in bamboo groves.

  I’d return to experience hangzhou’s four seasons. I missed spring when peach blossoms blanket the lake and winter’s snow on the broken bridge seen.

  I’d also explore eleven eleven wetland by gondola and attend a tea ceremony at the China national tea museum.

  Hangzhou embodies China’s poetic soul, offering timeless tranquility amid rapid urbanization.

  A rarity I crave to relive.

一见且想再见的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you only met once recently and want to know more about
  • Who he/she is
  • When you met him/her
  • Why you want to know more about him/her
  • And explain how you feel about him/her

  I’d like to talk about a person I met recently at a conference whom I found particularly intriguing and would love to know more about.

  Her name is doctor Lee. And she’s a researcher in the field of environmental science.

  I met her just last month at an academic symposium. I attended.

  She gave a presentation on sustainable urban development, which really piqued my interest.

  The reason I want to know more about DR. Lee is not just because of her fascinating work, but also because of the way she presents herself.

  She seemed incredibly passionate about her field and had an engaging and thoughtful approach to complex issues.

  I had the chance to speak with her briefly after her talk, and her responses were insightful and inspiring.

  She even shared some of her future research plans, which left me eager to learn more.

  What particularly impressed me about her was the depth of her knowledge and her ability to explain intricate concepts.

  In such a clear and accessible way. I feel she could provide valuable advice for my own academic journey, especially as I’m looking into similar research areas.

  I also admire her dedication to promoting environmental sustainability and the practical impact of her work.

  Overall, I feel both inspired and motivated after meeting DR. Lee.

  I’d love to stay in touch and perhaps learn from her experiences in the future.

印象深刻的课程

Questions:

• Describe a course that impressed you a lot
  • What the course was about
  • Where you took the course
  • What you did during the course
  • And explain why it impressed you a lot

  I’d like to talk about a course that left a lasting impression on me that was a creative writing course.

  I took at my university last semester, the course was designed to help students improve their writing skills, particularly in fiction and storytelling, which is an area i’ve always been interested in.

  I took the course as part of an elective in the literature department.

  The class was relatively small which allowed for more personalized attention from the professor over the course of several weeks, we explored various writing techniques from character development to plot structure.

  We also had the chance to write our own short stories and receive feedback from both the instructor and our peers.

  One of the most interesting activities was the peer review sessions.

  We would exchange our work with classmates and critique each other’s stories.

  This process helped me to see my own writing from a different perspective, and to understand how others interpret the same material.

  What impressed me the most was how the course not only improved my writing skills, but also sparked my creativity.

  The professor encouraged us to experiment with different styles and genres.

  And this freedom to explore really made me enjoy the process of writing again.

  By the end of the course, I had gained more confidence in my abilities and developed a deeper appreciation for the art of storytelling.

帮助他人

Questions:

• Describe a time when you helped someone
  • Who you helped
  • Why you helped him/her
  • How you helped him/her
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  I’d like to share a memorable experience when I helped a friend named Sarah Sarah and I have been close friends since childhood.

  And she’s always been there for me in times of need about a year ago.

  Sarah faced a challenging situation.

  Her father had fallen seriously ill and was hospitalized for an extended period. The medical bills were piling up.

  And the family was struggling to manage the financial burden, recognizing her distress. I felt a strong urge to help her.

  I knew that her father’s health was her Top priority and I wanted to alleviate some of the financial stress. So I organized a fundraising campaign among our friends and acquaintances. We set up an online crowd funding platform, shared the story of her father’s illness and appealed for contributions through the collective efforts of our network.

  We managed to raise a significant amount of money to ease the financial strain on Sarah’s family.

  It was heartwarming to see the outpouring of support from friends, colleagues, and even strangers who were touched by Sarah’s situation, as for how I felt about the experience.

  It was incredibly rewarding. Knowing that I could make a difference in Sarah’s life.

  During such a challenging time, brought me a profound sense of fulfillment and strengthened our friendship.

  It reaffirmed my belief in the power of community and the importance of being there for our friends when they need us the most.

拥挤地方

Questions:

• Describe a crowded place you went to
  • When you went there
  • Who you went there with
  • Why you went there
  • And how you felt about it

  I’d like to talk about my visit to a popular music festival that I attended last summer.

  The festival took place in a large open field just outside the city.

  And it attracted thousands of people from all over the region. I went there with a group of my close friends, as we were all excited to see, some of our favorite bands and artists perform live.

  It was a much anticipated event for us, and we had been looking forward to it for months from the moment we arrived.

  The place was packed with people. There were crowds everywhere at the food stalls around the stages. And even in the lines for the restrooms, the atmosphere was electric with music blasting from multiple stages, bright lights and the buzz of excited conversations.

  The sheer number of people made it challenging to move around. And at times it felt overwhelming to navigate through the sea of concert goers.

  Despite the crowd, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, the energy was contagious.

  And it was thrilling to be part of such a lively and vibrant gathering.

  Watching live performances with my friends and singing along with the crowd was an unforgettable experience.

  Although it was hectic and sometimes chaotic, the excitement and fun of the festival made it all worthwhile.

受欢迎的人

Questions:

• Describe a popular person
  • Who this person is
  • What kind of person he or she is
  • When you see him/her normally
  • And explain why you think this person is popular

  I would like to talk about Zhong Nanshan, a renowned pulmonologist in China.

  He is a highly dedicated and courageous medical professional, widely respected for his integrity and expertise.

  I normally see him during major public health broadcasts or news conferences, especially during critical times, such as the covid 19 pandemic.

  Doctor John rose to national prominence during the SARS outbreak in 2003, where his transparent and decisive actions were instrumental in combating the epidemic. Decades later, he again played a pivotal role during the covid, 19 crisis, providing authoritative guidance and reassuring the public with his scientific approach and empathetic leadership, his commitment to truth and public welfare, despite his advanced age, has made him a symbol of trust and professionalism beyond his medical achievements.

  He maintains a humble and rigorous attitude towards scientific research, inspiring countless young people to pursue careers in medicine and public service.

  His influence extends beyond health care.

  He represents resilience and moral courage, making him deeply admired across generations in China.

节约时间的方法/改变

Questions:

• Describe a way/change that helps you save a lot of time
  • What it is
  • How you implement it
  • How difficult it is
  • And explain how you feel about the way/change

  A significant change that has helped me save a lot of time is adopting a digital planning system using a task management APP.

  I implemented this change about 6 months ago to better organize my daily activities and commitments, especially during busy periods like exams and project deadlines to implement this system.

  I began by inputting all my tasks, deadlines, and appointments into the APP.

  I categorize my tasks into different sections, such as work, personal and study.

  And I set reminders for important deadlines. This organization allows me to see everything at a glance, making it easier to prioritize what needs to be done each day.

  I also utilize features like recurring tasks and check lists, which streamline my workflow and keep me on track.

  Initially, I found it somewhat challenging to get used to the APP, especially as I transition from paper based planning. However, with regular use, I became more comfortable with it and started to appreciate its efficiency. Overall, I feel very positive about this change.

  It has significantly reduced the stress of forgetting important tasks and has made me more productive.

  The ability to quickly adjust my schedule and tasks on the go has been a game changer.

  This digital planning system has not only saved me time, but has also enhanced my overall organization, allowing me to focus on what truly matters in my daily life.

送朋友的礼物

Questions:

• Describe a gift you would like to buy for your friend
  • How you knew your friend
  • How long you have known him/her
  • How you would choose a gift for him/her
  • And explain why you would choose that gift for him/her

  I’d like to talk about a gift I’d love to buy for my close friend Iris.

  I met Iris when I first moved to Beijing about a year ago. We were introduced through a mutual friend, and our bond quickly grew stronger due to our shared interests in travel, food and meaningful conversations.

  Over the past year, we’ve become not only close friends, but also great travel companions with one of the highlights being our memorable trip to jeju island last winter for iris’s birthday.

  I would want to give her something that reflects her unique personality and interests.

  Iris is an avid reader and a big fan of self improvement books.

  So I choose a beautifully bound edition of a book by one of her favorite authors, but I’d make it extra special by getting her a personalized book plate with her name on it. Along with that, I would buy her a high quality leather bound journal, because she loves journaling her thoughts and ideas. I believe this would be the perfect gift, because it’s something thoughtful and practical showing that I know and appreciate her passions.

  Iris is always so considerate and supportive of everyone around her.

  So I want to give her something that encourages her creativity and personal growth.

  A gift like this not only aligns with her interests, but also carries a personal touch, which I believe she would deeply appreciate.

做困难的事情并成功的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who did something difficult and was successful
  • Who this person is
  • What difficult thing this person did
  • Why this person was successful
  • And explain how you feel about this person

  I’d like to talk about my cousin who overcame tremendous difficulties to become a successful AI researcher. He grew up in a remote village with very limited educational resources. His parents were farmers and couldn’t afford any extra tutoring or learning materials. Despite this.

  He managed to teach himself using old textbooks and a second hand computer. The most difficult thing he did was getting into Tsinghua University for his PhD he failed the entrance exam twice.

  And many people around him told him to give up and find a stable job instead, but he didn’t listen. He worked part time jobs during the day, such as delivering food and tutoring and studied late into the night after 3 years of relentless effort.

  He finally passed the exam with the Top score in his major.

  He is now a respected researcher at the leading tech company. He succeeded because of his extraordinary perseverance and self learning ability. He never blamed his poor background. Instead, he turned it into motivation. I deeply admire him. His story proves that a low starting.

  doesn’t determine your destination whenever I face challenges, I think of him studying in a tiny rented room.

  And it gives me strength.

改变重要决定

Questions:

• Describe a time when you changed an important decision of yours
  • When you changed the decision
  • What the original decision was
  • Why you changed it
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  I changed an important decision during my second year of university. Originally I had decided to major in accounting because my parents said it was stable and would lead to good job. I followed their advice without thinking much. However, after taking some elective courses in digital media, I realized my true interests lay in creative work, not numbers I struggle for weeks and finally changed my major to digital media. I felt both scared and liberated, scared because I was going against my parents.

  Expectations but liberated because I was finally making a choice for myself. It turned out to be one of the best decisions i’ve ever made.

本地名人

Questions:

• Describe a famous person in your local area
  • Who this person is
  • What he/she has done
  • Why he/she is popular
  • And explain how you feel about this person

  I’d like to talk about a famous person in my local area. Mister wang, he is a retired teacher who has taught Chinese literature at our local high school for over 30 years.

  Many of his students went on to Top universities. He is also a well known calligrapher.

  And every Spring Festival, he writes Free couplet for the whole community. He is popular because he is kind humble and always willing to help I deeply admire him. He represents the traditional values of knowledge and virtue, seeing him makes me feel proud of my hometown.

对结果开心的重要决定

Questions:

• Describe a time you made an important decision and were happy with the result
  • What the decision was
  • Why you made the decision
  • How easy it was for you to make the decision
  • And explain why you were happy with the result

  I made an important decision last year to study abroad for my master’s degree. I was hesitant between finding a job immediately and continuing my education. I made this decision because I wanted to broaden my horizons and gain an international perspective which would benefit my future career. It wasn’t easy. I had to consider the high cost and being far from my parents, but I eventually received an offer from a good university and got a scholarship, which reduce the financial burden. I’m happy because the experience has already made me more independent and confident it’s a life changing step.

快乐人士

Questions:

• Describe a happy person you know
  • Who this person is
  • What he/she is like
  • How he/she shows happiness
  • And explain why you think he/she is a happy person

  I’d like to talk about my neighbor aunty liu. She is a retired kindergarten teacher in her 60s. She is always smiling and greets.

  Everyone warmly, she dances in the square every evening and often invites others to join. She also grows flowers on her balcony and give some to neighbors. I think she is happy because she finds joy in small things and never complains. She told me once.

  Happiness is not about having a lot, but wondering what you have if I admire her attitude and feel happier just being around her.

看过的名人采访

Questions:

• Describe a time watched a famous person being interviewed
  • Who the famous person was
  • What the interview was about
  • When and where you watched the interview
  • And explain how you felt about the interview

  I’d like to talk about an interview. I watched with a famous entrepreneur, lei Jiang, the founder of Zhou Mia. I watched it on blah Billy last summer around August. The interview was about his journey of starting Zhou mi, and the challenges of competing with global smartphone giants. He also talked about his philosophy of making technology affordable for everyone. I watched it at home on my phone.

  At night, I felt very inspiring. He was humble and practical. He said that success is not about being the smartest, but about persistence and caring for users. The interview changed my view of him from just a businessman to a true visionary. It motivated me to work harder on my own projects.

和朋友度过的愉快夜晚

Questions:

• Describe an enjoyable evening you had with your friends
  • When and where it was
  • What you did
  • Who you spent the evening with
  • And explain why it was enjoyable

  I’d like to talk about a really enjoyable evening. I spent with my best friends last summer. It was a Friday evening in early July.

  At the riverside park near our university, we had all just finished our final exams.

  So we were finally Free and relaxing. There were six of us.

  All close friends from the same department. We brought blankets, snacks, and the speaker. We sat on the grass by the river, listening to music and playing card games as the sunset.

  The sky turned orange and pink and the river reflected the colors beautifully later.

  We ordered some barbecue takeaway and chatted about our holiday plans. I remember laughing so hard at one friend’s stories that my stomach hurt. We stayed until about 11.

  Just lying on the grass and looking at the stars, it was enjoyable because there was no pressure, no schedule. It was just pure friendship, good food, and a beautiful evening. The combination of nature, music and close friends made it unforgettable.

擅长做手工的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who is good at making things by hand
  • Who this person is
  • What he/she makes
  • Why you think this person is good at making things by hand
  • And explain how you feel about the person

  I’d like to talk about my grandfather who is incredibly good at making things. By hand, he is a retired carpenter with hands as rough as tree bark.

  He makes all kinds of wooden things, including stools, bookshelves, and even intricate toy cars. He also weaves bamboo baskets and repairs, broken furniture for neighbors. I think.

  He is good at this because of decades of practice and genuine love for craftsmanship. He always says that machines can make things fast, but only hands can give things a soul. When he works, he is completely focused.

  And every joint he makes fits perfectly without any nails. I deeply admire him in the world of mass production.

  His handmade pieces feel warm and alive. Watching him work is like watching an artist, each object has its own character.

  And you can feel the patience and care behind it.

听不感兴趣的话

Questions:

• Describe a time when someone talked about something you were not interested in but you kept listening
  • Who the person was
  • What he/she talked about
  • Why you kept listening
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  I’d like to talk about a time when my uncle talked to me about his stamp collection for over an hour, I have no interest in stamps at all.

  But I kept listening, it happened last Spring Festival. After the family dinner, he was very excited, showing me albums of stamps from the 1980s. I kept listening because he is my elder and I respect him. Also, I could see how much this hobby meant to him. His eyes were shining while he talked. I didn’t want to break his heart. I felt a bit bored, but also warm inside it, seeing an older person so passionate about something was touching. I learned that sometimes listening is not about the content, but about showing love and respect.

喜欢拍照的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who really likes taking photos
  • Who the person is
  • When and how you got to know him/her
  • Where he/she takes photos
  • And explain how you feel about him/her

  I’d like to talk about my friend Lily, who is really into photography. We met in our first year of university.

  In the photography club, she is never without her camera. She takes photos everywhere on the street, in cafes at parks.

  And during trips, she especially loves capturing ordinary people in their daily lives.

  I’m amazed by her observation skills. She can see beauty in the most ordinary scenes. For example, a vegetable seller arranging tomatoes can become a wonderful shot in her camera. I really like her passion. Thanks to her.

  I started to notice the small beauty around me.

小时候学到的新技能

Questions:

• Describe a new skill you learned when you were a child
  • What the skill was
  • Who taught you this skill
  • How you learned it
  • And explain how you felt about learning the skill

  A new skill I learned as a child was riding a bicycle. I was about 7 years old. My father taught me, he held the back of the seat and ran alongside me. I fell many times, but he always encouraged me to try again after a week of practice.

  I could ride without any help. I remember the wean on my face and the feeling of freedom. I felt so proud and grown up. Learning this skill taught me that persistence leads to to success. It also built my confidence. Now riding a bike is still one of my favorite activities.

攒钱买特别物品

Questions:

• Describe a time when you saved money to buy something special
  • What the special thing was
  • Why you wanted to buy it
  • How you saved money for it
  • And explain how you felt after buying it

  When I was in high school, I saved money for months to buy a second hand digital cameras. I wanted it because I had joined the school photography club and was fascinated by capturing moments. A phone camera wasn’t enough. For me. I wanted to learn proper photography with manual settings. The camera costs￥800, which was a huge amount for me. At that time, I saved by skipping snacks, doing chores for neighbors, and saving all my new year red envelope money.

  I also sold some old toys and books online. It took me nearly for months to collect enough when I finally bought the camera from a graduating senior, I was over the mooning. I held it carefully all the way home that camera opened a new world. For me. I learn about composition, lighting, and focus. Some of my favorite photos were taken with it. The experience taught me that anything worth having is worth saving for it. The sense of achievement from earning in myself made the camera even more precious.

喜欢的城市自然之地

Questions:

• Describe a natural place in your city that you enjoy visiting
  • Where it was
  • What it is like
  • How often you go there
  • Who you often go there with
  • And explain why you enjoy visiting there

  I enjoy visiting the West Lake in our city. It is a natural lake surrounded by green hills.

  And old trees, I go there about once a month. Usually with my parents or a close friend who walk along the lake, watch the sunset.

  And sometimes row abode, I love it because it’s peaceful and beautiful. The water calms me down. It feels like an escape from the busy city, even though it’s in the middle of it.

有条理的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who is very organized
  • Who this person is
  • What this person usually does to stay organized
  • In what situations you have noticed this quality
  • And explain why you think being organized is important to him/her

  I’d like to talk about my roommate Amy, who is incredibly organized. She is a postgraduate student.

  And her desk is always spotless. She uses a planner to list daily tasks and color codes them by priority. She also uses a digital calendar and sets reminders for every deadline.

  I noticed this quality, especially during our final exams.

  When she created a detailed revision timetable and stuck to it, perfectly for her, being organized reduces anxiety. She says a cluttered space means a cluttered minded. I really admire her discipline, thanks to her influence. I’ve started using a plan or two.

  And my life is much less chaotic. Now.

尊敬的比你年长的人

Questions:

• Describe someone who is older than you that you admire
  • Who this person is
  • How you knew this person
  • What kinds of things you like to do together
  • And explain how you feel about this person

  I’d like to talk about my grandmother who is someone older than me that I deeply admire. She is in her early 70s but she has more energy than many young people. I have known her my whole life. of course. She used to be a primary school teacher. We like to cook together on weekends. She teach teaches me traditional dishes and tells me stories about her teaching days. She also gardens with me, planting tomatoes and herbs. I admire her because she is wise patient and always learning. She even learned to use a smartphone phone and sends me voice messages.

  Every day she has faced many hardships, but never complains. She always says, life is like a mirror. You smile at it.

  And it smiles back, I feel very lucky to have her. She is my role model for growing old gracefully and actively.

学习并喜欢历史的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who learns history and loves history
  • Who this person is
  • How he/she learns history
  • Why he/she loves history
  • And explain how you feel about him/her

  I’d like to talk about my high school history teacher.

  Mister li, who is the most passionate history lover I have ever met. He is in his 50s and has taught history for over 30 years. He learns history not just from text books, but from everything around him, he reads ancient documents, visits museums, and archaeological sites, and even collects oath, coins and pottery pieces. He often says that history is not dead facts, but living stories waiting to be discovered. He loves history because he believes it explains who we are and why society is the way it is he is especially fascinated.

  By how ordinary people lived hundreds of years ago, I deeply admire him. His classes were never boring. He would act out historical events and tell stories with such vivid detail that we felt we were there. He taught me that history is not about memorizing dates, but about understanding human nature. Thanks to him.

  I developed a lifelong interest in history. He is not just a teacher, he is a storyteller and a guardian of memory.

浪费时间的活动

Questions:

• Describe an activity you do regularly that you think is a waste of time
  • What it is
  • When you usually do it
  • Why you do it
  • And explain why you think it is a wast of time

  I regularly spend about an hour every night scrolling through short videos on my phone before bed. I usually do this after I get into bed.

  Around 11 o’clock, I do it because I want to relax and give my brain a break after a long day. However, I think it is a huge waste of time. I often end up watching content I don’t even care about.

  Just because the algorithm keeps feeding me afterwards.

  I feel my eyes are tired and my mind is even more scattered. An hour could have been used for reading, exercising or sleeping. It also makes me go to bed later than I intended, which ruins the next day. I feel guilty every time, but I still can’t stop. It’s a classic case of knowing something is bad, but doing it anyway.

教你新技能的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who taught you a new skill
  • Who this person was
  • What the skill was
  • How you learned it
  • And explain how you feel about this person

  I’d like to talk about my high school physics teacher, miss wang, who taught me how to use a scientific calculator to solve complex problems before that.

  I was always slow and made errors. She taught me during after school tutoring sessions, she was incredibly patient. She broke down every step, drew diagrams, and made me practice until it became second nature. She never made me feel stupid.

  Even when I asked the same question twice, I remember, once she used a supermarket discount example to explain percentage calculations, it just clicked. I felt so empowered, learning this skill not only improved my physics grades, but also boosted my confidence.

  In handling numbers, I deeply appreciate her. She was the kind of teacher who cared about whether you truly understood, not just whether you got the answer, right?

不喜欢的电影

Questions:

• Describe a movie/film you don’t like
  • When you watched it
  • Where you watched it
  • What it was about
  • And explain why you don’t like it

  My least favorite movie is a SCI fi film.

  I watched last year, I saw it at home on the streaming platform with my roommate. It was about a group of astronauts trying to survive on the dying planet. The plot sounded promising.

  The execution was terrible. The dialogue was wooden, the characters were flat, and the special effects looked cheap. The pacing was painfully slow, and the ending made no sense. I forced myself to finish it because my roommate wanted to see the ending.

  But we both ended up regretting it. It’s my least favorite because it wasted 2 hours of my life and left me feeling more tired than entertained.

不喜欢的短途旅行

Questions:

• Describe a short trip you often take but do not like
  • Where you go
  • When you go there
  • Why you go there
  • And explain why you do not like the trip

  I often take a short trip back to my parents’ home in a small county town about 2 hours away by bus. I go there almost every weekend.

  Usually on Saturday morning and return Sunday evening, I go because my parents are getting older and I am the only child they miss me.

  And I feel it is my duty to visit them regularly. Also, my mom always cooks my favorite dishes.

  And my dad wants to discuss family matters with me. However, I honestly do not like the trip itself.

  The bus is always crowded and uncomfortable, especially on Sunday evenings, when everyone returns to the city, the journey involves a long ride on the winding road.

  And I often feel carsick the town is quiet and a bit boring, most of my friends have moved away.

  So there is nothing to do in the evenings, but I keep going because family is more important than comfy. I try to use the time on the bus to listen to audio books, which makes it a little better. Still, I wish the journey were shorter.

喜欢的公共建筑

Questions:

• Describe a public building you enjoy visiting (e.g. a library, a shopping mall, etc.)
  • Where it is
  • How you knew it
  • What it looks like
  • And explain why you enjoy visiting it

  I’d like to talk about the city library in my hometown, a building I truly enjoy visiting. It is located in the city center.

  Next to a large park, I first knew about it when I was in primary school.

  Because my father used to take me there every weekend.

  The library is a modern building with large glass walls.

  And the curving roof inside it has five floors.

  With the children’s section on the ground floor, the reading areas are bright and quiet.

  With wooden desks and green plants, I enjoy visiting it because it gives me a sense of peace. I can spend a whole afternoon reading by the window, looking out at the parking, it also has a cafe on the Top floor, where I sometimes meet friends, the building itself is beautiful.

  But the atmosphere inside is what attracts me. Mostly. It feels like a separate world where I can escape pressure and slow down. Every time I visit.

  I leave feeling refreshed and inspired.

印象深刻的聚会

Questions:

• Describe a party for a special event that impressed you a lot
  • When and where it was held
  • What the party was held for
  • How many people attended it
  • And explain why it impressed you a lot

  I’d like to talk about a birthday party for my grandmother’s 80th birthday, which impressed me deeply. It was held last October in a large private room of a traditional Chinese restaurant in our hometown. The party was held to celebrate her 80th birthday, which is a very important milestone in Chinese culture about 30 family members attended, including relatives from other cities. The room was decorated with red lanterns and the big golden character for longevity. We had a huge round table and my grandmother sat at the head. The most touching moment was when each family member stood up to say something to her, many people cried. I was deeply impressed because it showed the power of family bonds in our busy lives.

  We rarely gather like that, seeing everyone together for one person made me realize the importance of tradition and gratitude. It was not just a party. It was a celebration of life and lover.

去过的靠近自然的地方

Questions:

• Describe somewhere near a natural place that you have been to
  • Where this place is
  • Who you went there with
  • Why you went there
  • And explain how you feel about the place

  I’d like to talk about a place near a natural attraction. I have been to the area around West Lake in Hangzhou. I went there last autumn with my parents. We went because my mother had always wanted.

  Wanted to see the lake in autumn. When the leaves turn golden, we stayed in a small guest house near the lake. The place is beautiful.

  With tree lined paths to houses and gentle hills. Every morning we walked along the lake and watch elderly people doing tai chi. I felt very peaceful. It’s not just a scenic spot. It’s feels like a living part of the city. I think what makes it special is that nature and city life exists together. So harmoniously it made me want to live there someday.

帮助别人提升健康

Questions:

• Describe a person whose health and fitness you have helped to improve
  • Who this person was
  • Why you helped him/her
  • How you helped him/her
  • And explain whether it was easy or difficult

  I’d like to talk about my father whose health I have helped improve over the past year. He is in his late 50s and had gained a lot of weight from years of sitting in an office, his blood pressure was high.

  And the doctor warned him to change his lifestyle. I helped him because I was genuinely worried about his health.

  I wanted him to be around for many more years. I designed a simple plan for him. First.

  I encouraged him to walk for 30 minutes after dinner every day, then I helped him cut out sugary drinks.

  And late night snacks, I also taught him to use a health APP on his phone to track his steps and diet at first.

  It was very difficult and he was used to his old habits and often complained. Sometimes he secretly ate snacks, but I kept encouraging him and walked with him whenever I could. After about 3 months.

  He began to see changes, he lost several kilograms, his blood pressure dropped.

  And he had more energy. Now he walks on his own every day and feels proud of himself.

  Helping him was not easy, but it was incredibly rewarding.

公共场所丢物品

Questions:

• Describe an occasion when you lost something in public
  • What you lost
  • When and where you lost it
  • What you did to find it
  • And explain how you felt about it

  I’d like to talk about a time I lost my wallet in a shopping mall. It happened about 2 years ago.

  On a Saturday afternoon, I was in a large mall in the city centre, buying clothes with my friend. I think I left it on the counter when I was trying on a jacket when I realized it was missing.

  I panicked it. My wallet had my ID card bank cards.

  And about￥300 in cash, I immediately retraced my steps and asked the shop assistant.

  If they had seen it, nobody had, then I went to the malls lost and found office and left my contact Information. I also blocked my bank cards using my phone about 2 hours later, I received a call from the mall. A cleaner had found my wallet under a bench near the fitting room. The money was gone.

  But all my cards and ID were still there. I felt a mix of relief and frustration losing the cash was annoying.

  But getting my cards back saved me from a huge hassle. Since then, I always keep my wallet in a zipped pocket.

读起来开心的书

Questions:

• Describe a book you read that makes you happy
  • What kind of book it was
  • What it was about
  • Why you read it
  • And explain why it made you happy

  A book that makes me happy is the little Prince by Antoine DOS ST. Ix opera. It is a children’s novella, but it’s really for adults, too. It tells the story of a young Prince who travels from his tiny planet to earth.

  Meeting strange grown UPS along the way I first read it in middle school, because my teacher recommended it, I picked it up again last year and it made me happy because it reminded me of the simple joys of life.

  The book teaches that what is essential is invisible to the eye.

  And that love and friendship require time and care reading. It feels like a warm hug. It makes me smile and reflect on what truly matters.

有健康习惯和作息的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who has healthy habits and a healthy daily routine
  • Who this person is
  • How you got to know each other
  • What he/she does to keep this lifestyle
  • And explain how you feel about him/her

  I’d like to talk about my colleague and friend daniel, who has the healthiest habits I have ever seen. I got to know him 3 years ago. When we joined the same company, we sat next to each other and soon became good friends.

  Daniel follows a very strict, but simple daily routine, he wakes up at 6:00 every morning, even on weekends, he starts the day with a glass of warm water and 20 minutes of stretching or yoga, then he goes for a 30 minute jog in the park near his home for breakfast.

  He always eats oatmeal, eggs and fruit. He never skips meals and rarely eats junk food at work.

  He takes a short walk every hour to avoid sitting too long in the evening. He cooks dinner himself, usually with vegetables, fish, and brown rice, he stops eating by 8 o’clock and goes to bed before 11:00. He also meditates for 10 minutes before sleep.

  What I admire most is that he never talks about health in a preachy way. He just lives it. He has more energy than anyone I know. He rarely gets sick and always stays calm under pressure. I feel inspired by him. He shows me that a healthy lifestyle is not about suffering, but about building small, sustainable habits. I have started copying some of his routines, like walking after lunch and sleeping earlier. He is a great role model.

重要决定「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe an important decision that you made
  • What the decision was
  • How you made your decision
  • What the results of the decision were
  • And explain why it was important

  One of the most important decisions I made was choosing to pursue my current career path. After completing my studies, I was at a crossroads, considering whether to stay in academia or join the corporate world, both options had their appeal.

  But I knew I needed to make a decision that would align with my long term goals and personal interests to make this decision.

  I took several steps. First, I weighed the pros and cons of each option, considering factors such as job stability, growth opportunities, and personal fulfillment.

  I also sought advice from mentors and peers, many of whom had experience in both fields.

  Ultimately, I realised that the corporate world offered a more dynamic and diverse environment that could Challenge me in ways academia might not.

  This was a turning point, as I decided to take the leap and accept a job offer in my chosen field, the results have been incredibly rewarding since making that decision.

  I’ve been able to develop a wide range of skills, meet inspiring people and grow both professionally and personally.

  I feel more confident in my abilities and have seen significant progress in my career.

  This decision was crucial because it not only shaped my career, but also helped me clarify my values and what I want out of life. Looking back, I’m confident it was the right choice.

  And it’s open doors to opportunities. One wouldn’t have had otherwise.

发小「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a friend from your childhood
  • Who he/she is
  • Where and
  • how you met each other
  • What you often did together
  • And explain what made you like him/her

  I’d like to tell you about my childhood best friend, Sophie. We became inseparable when we were both about 7 years old, and our friendship lasted throughout our school years. What made our bond special wasn’t just the length of our friendship.

  But how we grew together during those formative years, we met quite by accident at our local park in Shanghai. I remember it clearly.

  I was struggling to fly a kite when Sophie came over and showed me the trick of running with the wind rather than against it.

  From that moment, we clicked instantly.

  As we lived in the same apartment complex, we saw each other nearly every day after school.

  Our shared activities evolved as we grew older in the early years. We’d spend hours playing hopscotch, collecting interesting leaves, or pretending to be explorers in our neighborhood.

  Later, we developed a passion for badminton and would practice relentlessly after school.

  Dreaming of becoming professional players. We also shared a love for art and would often sit for our sketching cartoons of our teachers, which sometimes got us into trouble. What made Sophie truly special? Was her unwavering support and unique perspective on life?

  While I tended to be cautious, she was adventurous and pushed me out of my comfort zone.

  I’ll never forget how she convinced me to try out for the school play.

  When I was terrified of public speaking, that experience changed me profoundly her ability to see potential in people.

  Combined with her infectious optimism, made her not just a friend, but someone who genuinely shaped my character, even though we are now in different countries, we’ve maintained our connection.

  Looking back, I realize Sophie wasn’t just a childhood friend.

  She was the person who taught me the value of courage, loyalty, and finding joy in simple moments.

交通拥堵「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a time when you were stuck in a traffic jam
  • When it happened
  • Where you were stuck
  • What you did while waiting
  • And explain how you felt in the traffic jam

  A time when I was stuck in a traffic jam was during a holiday season last year. Specifically around Christmas.

  I was driving to visit some family members in a nearby city and I anticipated heavy traffic due to the holiday rush.

  However, I didn’t expect just how congested the roads would be.

  I found myself stuck on the main highway leading out of my hometown, surrounded by cars that seemed to be barely moving.

  It took us nearly an hour to cover just a few kilometers while waiting in the jam. I turned on some music to keep my spirits up.

  And I also used the time to catch up on a few pod casts that I had saved.

  This helped distract me from the frustration of the situation.

  Being in the traffic jam was quite stressful.

  I felt a mix of impatience and anxiety, especially since I was worried about being late for the family gathering, watching the cars inch forward only added to my irritation.

  As I could see, other drivers showing similar signs of frustration. However, I tried to maintain a positive mindset, reminding myself that everyone else was likely experiencing the same delays.

  Ultimately, while the experience was annoying, it taught me the importance of patience and adaptability.

  By the time I reached my destination, I felt relieved to finally be with my family and the traffic jam became just a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things.

快乐活动「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a time when you organized a happy event successfully
  • What the event was
  • How you prepared for it
  • Who helped you to organize it
  • And explain why you think it was a successful event

  A happy event I successfully organized was a surprise birthday party for my best friend. Sarah last summer.

  I wanted to create a memorable celebration for her milestone birthday. So I began planning a few weeks in advance to prepare for the event.

  I first made a guest list of her closest friends and family members. I decided to host the party at my house, which was a central location for everyone.

  I then coordinated with a local bakery to order a custom cake that reflected her favorite colors and hobbies to keep the surprise element intact.

  I communicated with everyone via group chat and ensured that Sarah had no idea about the plans.

  I received invaluable help from a couple of mutual friends who assisted me with decorations and organizing the food.

  Together, we decorated the living room with balloons and streamers.

  And I prepared some of her favorite snacks and drinks to share with the guests.

  The event was successful because Sarah was genuinely surprised and touched by our efforts.

  Seeing her reaction as she walked in and found her friends gathered to celebrate. Her was incredibly rewarding.

  The atmosphere was filled with laughter, joy and heartfelt conversations which made the evening unforgettable.

  Overall, organizing this surprise party reinforced the importance of friendship and the joy of bringing people together to celebrate special moments.

  The success of the event was measured, not just by the planning, but by the happiness it brought to Sarah and everyone involved.

想颁布的新法律

Questions:

• Describe a new law you would like to introduce in your country
  • What law it is
  • What changes this law brings
  • Whether this new law will be popular
  • How you came up with the new law
  • And explain how you feel about this new law

  If I were to propose a new law in my country, it would be focused on promoting environmental sustainability.

  This law would mandate a nationwide ban on single use plastics, aiming to significantly reduce plastic pollution and its harmful impact on ecosystems.

  The implementation of this law would bring about substantial changes, encouraging the adoption of eco friendly alternatives, and fostering a culture of waste, reduction and recycling.

  While such a measure might initially face resistance from certain industries and consumers accustomed to the convenience of plastic products.

  I believe it would ultimately gain widespread popularity as people recognize the urgency of addressing environmental concerns.

  I was inspired to advocate for this law after witnessing the devastating effects of plastic pollution on our environment from littered streets to polluted oceans. Personally, I feel deeply passionate about this issue and strongly believe in the importance of taking proactive steps to protect our planet for future generations. Implementing such a law would not only benefit the environment, but also instill a sense of responsibility and stewardship among citizens, ultimately leading to a healthier and more sustainable world.

收到特殊蛋糕「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a special cake you received from others
  • When it happened
  • Where it happened
  • Who you got the cake from
  • And explain why it’s a special cake

  A special cake I received was on my birthday last year during a gathering with my friends at my home.

  They decided to throw me a surprise birthday party, and I was genuinely touched by their thoughtfulness.

  As I walked into the living room, I was greeted with cheers and laughter.

  And in the center of the table was a beautifully decorated chocolate cake.

  The cake was a creation from a local bakery known for its exquisite desserts. And my friends had chosen it, because they knew how much I love chocolate.

  The rich, velvety frosting and the intricate design made it almost too beautiful to cut into.

  The moment I saw it. I felt a wave of appreciation for the effort my friends had put into making my birthday special.

  This cake was particularly meaningful, not only because of its delicious taste, but also because it symbolized the love and support of my friends.

  It represented the bonds we share and the joy of celebrating life together.

  Every bite reminded me of the wonderful moments we spent laughing and reminiscing that day.

  Overall, the cake was a highlight of my birthday, making it a cherished memory that I will always hold, dear.

花费甚少的外出日

Questions:

• Describe a special day out that cost you little money/didn’t cost you much
  • When was the day
  • Where you went
  • How much you spent
  • And explain how you feel about the day

  A special day out that didn’t cost me much was a picnic I organized with some friends last summer.

  It happened on a sunny Saturday in July.

  And we decided to spend the day at a nearby park known for its beautiful greenery and peaceful atmosphere.

  We spent only about $10 each for the ingredients to make sandwiches, snacks, and drinks.

  The park itself was Free to enter, which made it an affordable outing.

  I took my sketchbook along and the plan was to relax, enjoy each other’s company and soak up the sun.

  As we arrived at the park, we found a lovely spot under a big tree and laid out our picnic blanket.

  We spent hours talking, laughing, and playing games, which made the day incredibly enjoyable.

  The fresh air and natural surroundings added to the overall sense of tranquility.

  I particularly loved capturing the scenery in my sketches, which helped me appreciate the beauty of the day even more.

  I felt a deep sense of happiness and contentment throughout the day. It was refreshing to escape the usual routine and connect with my friends in such a simple yet fulfilling way.

  This picnic reminded me that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to create wonderful memories, making it one of my favorite summer experiences.

语言学习「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a thing you did to learn another language
  • What language you learned
  • What you did
  • How it helped you learn the language
  • And how you felt about it

  A significant thing I did to learn another language was enrolling in a Mandarin Chinese course.

  I started this journey about 2 years ago, motivated by my interest in Chinese culture, and the desire to communicate with friends and colleagues from China more effectively to immerse myself in the language.

  I attended weekly classes at a local language school where I learned the basics of mandarin, including vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Additionally, I utilized various online resources, such as language learning, apps, pod casts and video tutorials to supplement my classroom learning.

  I also made a point to practice speaking with native speakers through language exchange, meet UPS, which significantly improved my conversational skills.

  This combination of structured classes and practical experience helped solidify my understanding of the language.

  Engaging with native speakers allowed me to grasp the nuances of pronunciation and tone, which are crucial in mandarin.

  I also learned about the cultural context behind the language, making my learning experience richer and more meaningful.

  I felt a great sense of accomplishment as I progressed.

  Initially, mandarin was challenging, especially with its tones and characters.

  But as I gained confidence, I found it rewarding to hold conversations and express myself.

  Learning mandarin, not only expanded my linguistic abilities, but also deepened my appreciation for Chinese culture, making the entire experience truly fulfilling.

近期改变的计划

Questions:

• Describe a plan that you had to change recently
  • When this happened
  • What made you change the plan
  • What the new plan was
  • And how you felt about the change

  A recent plan I had to change was my trip to a nearby city with my friends.

  We had initially planned to go on a weekend getaway about 3 weeks ago with the goal of exploring local attractions, trying out new restaurants and simply relaxing. However, just a few days before the trip, my close friend Iris unexpectedly encountered a family emergency.

  Her grandmother had fallen ill.

  And she needed to go back home to support her family. Naturally, this meant that she would be unable to join us.

  Since Iris was a key part of the trip, we decided to postpone it to another time.

  As we all felt it would be Incomplete without her. Instead of our original plans, we decided to spend the weekend at a local park doing a more low key activity. We had a picnic, took a leisurely walk and caught up on life. While it wasn’t as exciting as our original idea, it turned out to be a peaceful and enjoyable alternative.

  At first, I felt a bit disappointed because I was looking forward to exploring a new place with my friends.

  However, after the change, I realized that sometimes the simplest plans can bring the most joy.

  And I felt grateful for the quality time we spent together. In the end, the change was not as bad as I initially thought.

长久目标「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a long-term goal you would like to achieve
  • How long you have had this goal
  • What the goal is
  • How you will achieve it
  • And explain why you set this goal

  I’ve had a long term goal that’s been with me for several years, and it’s about pursuing a career in environmental conservation.

  This aspiration has been a part of me since my teenage years, and I am committed to making it a reality.

  My goal is to work as an environmental scientist focusing on wildlife preservation and habitat restoration.

  I want to contribute to the protection of endangered species and their ecosystems.

  Achieving this goal involves completing my undergraduate and graduate studies in environmental science and biology to gain the necessary knowledge and skills. Additionally, I plan to engage in internships, research projects and volunteer opportunities with organizations dedicated to conservation efforts.

  The reason I set this goal is deeply rooted in my passion for nature and a profound concern for the environment, witnessing the alarming rate of environmental degradation and species extinction motivated me to take action.

  I believe that by working in this field, I can make a meaningful difference and contribute to the well being of our planet for future generations, preserving the earth’s natural beauty and biodiversity is not just a personal ambition, but a moral responsibility that drives me to pursue this long term goal with unwavering dedication.

成功的生意人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who has a successful business
  • Who this person is
  • How you got to know him/her
  • Why and how he/she started the business
  • What business he/she does
  • And explain why you think the business is successful

  I’d like to describe my uncle who runs a successful hot pot restaurant chain in Chengdu. I’ve known him my whole life.

  Of course, as his family, he started the business about 15 years ago, he had always been passionate about Sichuan cuisine and noticed that while there were many hot pot places, few maintained truly high quality ingredients, so he quit his office job, borrowed money from relatives and opened a small restaurant with just eight tables.

  His business specializes in traditional Sichuan hot pot.

  Using a secret family recipe for the broth and sourcing fresh local ingredients daily. I think his business is successful because he now has five branches across the city and has won several local food awards. More importantly, customers genuinely love his food. There’s always a queue at dinner time, which I think is the truest sign of success.

在成功公司工作的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who works in a successful company
  • Who he/she is
  • What he/she does in the company
  • What business the company does
  • And explain why you think it is a successful company

  I’d like to talk about my friend Sarah, who works at the leading technology company in Shenzhen. We were university classmates and have kept in touch since graduation. She works as a product manager.

  In charge of developing new features for the company’s mobile APP, her company primarily does consumer electronics and smart home devices.

  But they have also expanded into cloud services. I think it is a successful company because it is now one of the Top three in its field in China.

  With products exported to over 50 countries more than just sales figures.

  This company attracts excellent talent from everywhere and is known for its innovative culture.

想从事医疗行业的人

Questions:

• Describe a person you know who would like to choose a career in the medical field (e.g. a doctor, a nurse)
  • When you knew him/her
  • When he/she started to think about that
  • What he/she would like to do
  • And explain why he/she would like to choose this career

  I’d like to talk about my high school classmate Lily who has dreamed of becoming a doctor since we were teenagers, I got to know her in our first year of senior high school.

  When we were desk mates, she started thinking about a medical career after her grandfather passed away from cancer. She felt so helpless at that time and wanted to be able to to help other families avoid the same pain. She wants to become a pediatrician specifically, because she’s always loved children and wants to improve the medical experience for young patients. I think she is drawn to this career because it combines her natural empathy with a strong desire to make a tangible, positive impact on people’s lives.

喜欢在家/花园种菜的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who loves to grow vegetables at home or in the garden
  • Who this person is
  • What vegetables he/she grows
  • How he/she grows the vegetables
  • And explain why he/she loves growing vegetables

  I like to talk about my neighbor Mrs. Lee, who absolutely loves growing vegetables.

  She is a retired primary school teacher living in my apartment complex.

  She mainly grows tomatoes, cucumbers, and Chinese cabbage on her balcony using large pots and wooden boxes.

  She prepares the soil carefully, waters them every morning, and uses organic fertilizer, made from kitchen waste.

  I think she loves it for several reasons. First, it gives her retired life a meaningful daily routine.

  Second, she takes great pride in cooking meals with vegetables. She grew herself.

  And third, it reminds her of her rural childhood when her family grew all their own food.

有趣视频

Questions:

• Describe an interesting video
  • When and where you watched it
  • What it is about
  • Why you watched it
  • And explain how you feel about it

  I watched it just last month on the lazy Sunday afternoon at home. I was scrolling through short videos on Billy Billy and came across a short documentary about traditional chinese crafts. I wasn’t looking for anything specific, but the beautiful thumbnail of a craftsman making a paper kite caught my eye.

在团队中工作

Questions:

• Describe a time when you worked in a group
  • What you did
  • Who you worked with
  • What problems you faced
  • And explain why you worked in the group

  I’d like to talk about a group project I did last semester. It was for a marketing course.

  And our task was to create a promotional plan for a local calf. I worked with three other classmates.

  And we divided the work based on our strengths. The main problem we faced was coordinating our schedules.

  As everyone had different part time jobs, we solved it by using shared online documents.

  And having quick meetings during lunch breaks, I worked in the group because the project required skills none of us had on our own.

  And I knew we could create something much better together.

早起经历

Questions:

• Describe a time when you got up early
  • When it was
  • What you did
  • Why you got up early
  • And how you felt about it

  One time I got up extremely early was last winter when I had to catch a high speed train to another city for an important ielt exam.

  Normally, I’m definitely not a morning person, but that day I woke up at around 5:00 am which honestly felt painful.

  After getting up, I quickly washed my face, packed my ID card and stationery and double checked everything, because I was afraid of forgetting something important.

  Then my dad drove me to the railway station. Since it was still dark outside, the streets were surprisingly quiet, which made the whole experience feel a bit unusual.

  The main reason I got up so early was that the exam venue was quite far away, and I didn’t want to risk being late.

  I had spent months preparing for the test, so I was extremely nervous and wanted everything to go smoothly.

  To be honest, I felt exhausted at first because I barely slept the night before.

  However, after arriving at the station and seeing many other students carrying exam materials, I suddenly felt more awake and motivated. Looking back, although it was tiring, I felt proud of myself for being disciplined and responsible.

去过的无聊的地方

Questions:

• Describe a boring place
  • Where it is
  • Who you went there with
  • What you did there
  • And explain why you think it is a boring place

  I’d like to talk about a local history museum. I visited last year. It’s located in the old town area of my city. I went there with my cousin because we had a school project about local history. We walked through endless rooms of dusty, old documents and faded photographs with very little explanation. I found it boring because the displays were all static.

  And there was nothing interactive reading wall after wall of text about dates and names.

  I had no connection to felt like a chore rather than an enjoyable experience.

去过的喜欢的城市

Questions:

• Describe your favorite city that you have visited
  • Where it is
  • How you knew it
  • When you visited it
  • And explain why it is your favourite city

  I’d love to talk about Chengdu, which is my favorite city in China. And one I visited 3 times, it’s located in the south.

  West of China in Sichuan province. I first learned about it when I was a teenager because I was a huge panda fan.

  And you. The giant panda research base was there. I visited it for the first time during a summer trip with my family and later went back with friends. I think it’s my favorite city because it has the perfect mix of slow, relaxed, living and vibrant modern culture. I also absolutely love Sichuan cuisine and eating authentic hot pot. There was a dream come true.

喜欢或不喜欢的高建筑「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a tall building you like or dislike
  • What it is used for
  • Where it is
  • What it looks like
  • And explain why you like/dislike it

  I’d like to talk about the Shanghai tower, which I visited 2 years ago. It’s mainly used as an office building.

  But it also has observation, decks, restaurants, and a hotel. It is located in luigis wei, the financial district of Shanghai, right next to the other two iconic skyscrapers, it is the tallest building in China with a twisting shape that looks very elegant and futuristic. I absolutely like it because when I stood on the one hundred eighteenth floor observation deck and looked down the entire city stretched beneath me, and I truly felt the energy and ambition of modern Shanghai.

想有空时去旅游的地方

Questions:

• Describe a place you would like to visit in your free time
  • Where it is
  • What you will do there
  • How long will you stay there
  • And explain why you would like to visit it

  I’ve loved to visit Lhasa in Tibet. It’s been my dream destination for years. If I go.

  I will spend most of my time just wandering around the old city, visiting the potala palace and the local temples, and sitting in a rooftop cafe to enjoy the plateau sunshine. I also really want to try authentic Tibetan butter, tea and Sumper. I think I would stay for at least a week, because the altitude takes time to adjust to. And I want to really soak in the atmosphere rather than rushy I want to visit.

  Because i’ve always been fascinated by Tibetan culture, which feels so different from the rest of China, the slow pace of life there and the stunning natural scenery of the platter represent a kind of spiritual cleansing.

  I long for.

喜欢的现场体育赛事「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a live sports event you watched and liked
  • What it was
  • When and where you watched it
  • Who you watched it with
  • And explain why you liked it

  I’d like to talk about a basketball game. I watched live last year. It was a CBA match between our local team.

  And the defending champion, I went to the stadium with my two best friends.

  And it was on a Saturday night in early November, the atmosphere inside was electric. Everyone was cheering, waving towels, and banging inflatable sticks from the first whistle to the final buzzer, the game was incredibly close. The lead changed at least 10 times.

  And in the last 10 seconds, our star player made a perfect three pointer to tie the game.

  Forcing overtime, the crowd went absolutely crazy. We were all on our feet, screaming and hugging strangers next to us. It felt like we were part of something big, not just watching a game in the end.

  Our team won by 2 points. I love this event so much because it was my first time experiencing a live professional game. The energy you feel in the stadium is totally different.

  Different from watching on the screening, you can hear the squeak of the shoes on the court.

  See the player’s expressions up close, and feel the collective emotions of thousands of fans also sharing that thrilling moment.

  With my best friends made it even more special. We still talk about that game. Whenever we meet up, it really deepen our friendship and gave us a memory, we will treasure forever.

特别场合的食物

Questions:

• Describe a food that people eat on special occasions/events
  • What it is
  • What the special event/occasion is
  • How it is cooked/made
  • And explain why people eat it on that special occasion/event

  I’d like to talk about dumplings which are the most iconic food for celebrating the Spring Festival in China, the Spring Festival, where Chinese new year is the most important traditional holiday in our culture.

  Marking the beginning of a new lunar year.

  It’s a time for family reunions and bidding farewell to the old year making dumplings is quite a process, but deeply meaningful. First you prepare the dough by mixing flour and water, then kneading it until smooth. Meanwhile, you make the filling which typically includes minced pork, finely chopped Chinese, cabbage, ginger, scallions, and seasonings, like soy sauce and sesame oil. Once everything is ready.

  Family members sit together around the table, you roll the dough into small wrappers, place a spoonful of filling in the centre, and carefully pinch the edges to seal them. The folding style can be simple or beautifully pleaded. Then the dumplings are boiled in water until they float to the surface.

  People eat dumplings during the Spring Festival, primarily because their shape resembles ancient Chinese gold ingot, symbolizing wealth and prosperity for the coming years. Also, the process of making dumplings together as a family represents reunion and harmony. Some families even hide a coin inside one dumpling, whoever finds it is said to have good luck throughout the new year. Eating dumplings is not just about food is about hope. Family bonds and cultural heritage.

擅长学习和说语言的人「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a person who is good at learning and speaking new languages
  • How you got to know him/her
  • How he/she learns a new language
  • What languages he/she can speak
  • And explain how you feel about him/her

  I’d like to talk about my university classmate Ella, who is incredibly talented at languages. I first met her in our freshman year in a French elective class while most of us were struggling with basic pronunciation.

  She was already having simple conversations with the teacher and fluently reading aloud. I was so impressed that I approached her after class and we soon became good friends.

  Ella learns languages in a very immersive way. She told me that she treats each language like a living thing.

  Not just a school subject, she changes her phone system, language, watches movies and listens to music only in her target language. She also uses language, exchange apps to chat with native speakers. For example.

  When she started learning Japanese, she would watch anime without subtitles and mimic the lines. She even joined a local Japanese culture club in our city as for what she can speak.

  Besides our mother, tongue, Chinese, she is fluent in English, french, and Japanese. She also picks up some korean and Spanish. For fun. Her pronunciation in each language is remarkably natural.

  Almost like a native speakers. I truly admire her. I always think some people just have a gift for languages.

  But what impresses me more is her passion and discipline. Honestly, she has inspired me to be braver in learning. She showed me that making mistakes is normal, and that mastering a language opens doors to new cultures. She is not just smart with words, she’s curious about the world.

喜欢拜访但不想住的家「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe a home that you like to visit but do not want to live in
  • Where it is
  • What it is like
  • Why you like to visit it
  • And explain why you would not like to live there

  I would like to talk about my grandparents’ old house in the countryside. It is located in a small village about 3 hours drive from the city where I live. The house is a traditional Chinese courtyard home with gray brick walls and a tiled roof inside, there are wooden beams, old fashioned furniture and the large family altar. The kitchen still uses a traditional stove fired by wood.

  And there’s a big vegetable garden and several fruit trees in the backyard. I love visiting because the atmosphere is incredibly peaceful, the air is fresh.

  And at night, you can actually see the stars, which is impossible in the city. My grandparents are always so happy when we visit.

  And my grandma cooks the most delicious farmhouse meals, the slower pace of life. There is a perfect escape from my busy daily routine. However, I would never want to live there permanently.

  The biggest issue is the lack of modern conveniences. The nearest supermarket is half an hour away, and the mobile signal is very weak. Also, there’s no heating in winter except a small coal stove.

  And the bathroom is an outdoor squat toilet, which is really tough in cold weather. Honestly, I am to use to city comforts. I find it a charming place for a short holiday.

  But for daily life I really need good WiFi and a warm shower.

使用电子设备碰到的问题

Questions:

• Describe a time when you had a problem withusing an electronic device
  • When it happened
  • Where it happened
  • What the problem was
  • And explain how you solved the problem at last

  I’d like to talk about a frustrating experience I had with my laptop last month. It was a Sunday afternoon.

  And I was at home preparing for a very important online presentation for the next morning. I had spent days working on the slides.

  And I was just about to do a final practice run through when I pressed the power button.

  The laptop simply refused to turn on the screen stayed completely black.

  Not even the fan was spinning, I tried charging it, but the charging light didn’t come on. Either. I panicked because all my files were on that device, and I hadn’t backed them up recently. I felt my heart sink.

  First.

  I went online using my phone and search for solutions. I tried holding down the power button for 30 seconds, but nothing happened. Then I called my tech savvy friend. He suggested removing the battery.

  But this model had the built in battery, which made things more complicated. Eventually, he told me to open the back cover and disconnect the battery cable manually. I didn’t have the right tools.

  So I ran to a repair shop near by the technician opened it, disconnected and reconnected the battery. And miraculously, the laptop came back to life. The problem was caused by a static electricity built up. I was so relieved and learned a crucial lesson always back up important files.

最近看过的电视/网络节目

Questions:

• Describe a TV show/online program you have watched recently
  • What it is
  • What it is about
  • How often you watch it
  • And explain how you feel about it

  Recently, I have been watching a travel documentary called the world between blinks. It’s an online program that explores lesser known but stunning places around the globe. Each episode focuses on the different location from remote fishing villages in Norway to ancient markets. In Uzbekistan, the host doesn’t just introduce the scenery he talks to local artisans tries to food and shares interesting stories behind traditions. I find it very authentic and refreshing compared to mainstream travel shows.

  I usually watch one episode every Saturday evening as a way to relax after a tiring week. Sometimes I even watch two in a row. If the place is particularly fascinating, I feel very inspired by this show.

  Living in the city and dealing with work pressure. I sometimes forget how big and beautiful the world is watching. It is like a mini escape. It has also added many destinations to my travel bucket listing. More importantly, the hosts genuine respect for different cultures and local lifestyles has taught me to appreciate the world.

  Diversity more, the cinematography is also breathtaking, almost like a movie. It calms me down and fills my curiosity at the same time.

推荐旅行过的地方

Questions:

• Describe a place you have travelled to that you would like to recommend to others
  • What it is
  • Where it is
  • What you saw and did there
  • And explain why you would like to recommend it to others

  I would like to recommend the ancient city of pinyo in Shaanxi province to others. Pinyo is one of the best preserved ancient world cities in China.

  With a history dating back over 2,700 years, walking into the city feels like traveling back in time. The entire town is enclosed by massive.

  Spray brick walls inside the streets are lined with traditional courtyard houses, old banks, and shops with hand carved wooden facades.

  I saw the rising chang draft bank, which was the first bank in Chinese history. I also climbed up the city wall and had a panoramic view of the whole town in the evening.

  I wandered through the lantern, lit South Street and tried local snacks like pinyel, beef, and oat noodles. What made the experience even better was staying in a traditional courtyard guest house, sleeping on the king bed.

  Just like people did hundreds of years ago, I would recommend it because it offers a truly immersive historical experience.

  That is rare. Nowadays, unlike many commercialized ancient towns, pineal still retains a strong sense of authenticity. I think it’s a perfect place for people who love history and photography plus it’s very affordable and the local food is fantastic.

名人出演的广告

Questions:

• Describe an advertisement with a famous person in it
  • Who the person is
  • Where you can see it
  • What the advertisement is about
  • And explain how you feel about the advertisement

  I’d like to talk about an advertisement featuring the famous actor Hu ji.

  Hu ji is a very well known Chinese actor who has starred in many popular TV series like nirvana in.

  He is widely admired for his acting skills and elegance. I often see this advertisement on video platforms like Youku and Billy Billy before a video starts.

  It also appears as a large billboard in subway stations.

  The advertisement is for a high end car brand in the AD hu ji is driving along the coastal road at sunset. The scene is very simple. He is just enjoying the drive.

  With the sound of waves in the background, he doesn’t say much.

  Just a single line. At the end, the road ahead is the destination. I find this advertisement quite pleasant and refreshing.

  Usually, commercials are loud and pushy, desperate to sell you something, but this one feels more like a short film who jeez, calm and sophisticated image matches the brand perfectly. It doesn’t directly boast about the cars features. But it creates a desirable lifestyle. I don’t necessarily want to buy the car, but I appreciate the artistic quality of the AD.

遇到的科技问题

Questions:

• Describe a challenging technological problem you faced
  • What the problem was
  • When and where you faced it
  • How challenging it was
  • And explain how you solved it

  When I was in my final year of university, I face a tough technological Challenge were writing my graduation thesis. It happened at home.

  About 2 weeks before the submission deadline. I had been working on it for months, and I was finally polishing the last chapter. I decided to do a Complete system reinstallation on my laptop because it had become slow. I confidently started the process, but I made a terrible mistake. I accidentally format the wrong hard drive, partition and lost all my files, including my almost finished thesis, I was absolutely devastated. My heart was pounding.

  And I thought I would have to start from scratch. This was extremely challenging because the deadline was so close. I searched online and found that format data can sometimes be recovered using special software.

  As long as you don’t write new data onto the drive, I immediately shut down the laptop to prevent any overriding. Then I used a friend’s computer to download a data recovery tool onto ausb drive.

  I booted my laptop from the USB and ran a deep scanning. It took almost 5 hours. I was incredibly anxious the whole time to my huge relief.

  The software found most of my thesis documents. I saved them to an external hard drive. Immediately. It was the most stressful experience of my academic life.

  And it taught me the absolute importance of regular backups.

重要的河流/湖泊「邪21」

Questions:

• Describe an important river/lake in your country
  • Where it is located
  • How big/long it is
  • What it looks like
  • And explain why it is important

  I’d like to talk about the Yangtze River, which is the longest and most important river in China. It originates from the Qinghai, Tibet plateau and flows eastward for over six thousand 300 kilometers. Passing through many major cities like Chongqing, Wuhan and Nanjing.

  Before finally emptying into the East China Sea near Shanghai in terms of size.

  It’s truly massive as the third longest river in the world, and carries an enormous volume of water in some sections.

  It’s so white that you can barely see the other side. The river looks different along its course in the upper reaches.

  It rushes through dramatic mountain gorges with towering cliffs on both sides. The famous Three Gorges section is breathtaking.

  With steep green mountains, rising straight out of the misty water as it reaches the middle and lower plains.

  The river becomes much wider and calmer, flowing gently past bustling cities and endless farmland.

  The Yangtze River is important for several reasons.

  Economically.

  It’s a vital transportation artery, countless cargo ships use it every day to move goods between inland provinces and the coast. It’s also crucial for agriculture, providing irrigation for the vast rice fields along its basin, which feed a huge portion of China’s population.

  Culturally, the river has inspired thousands of years of poetry and art. Many famous Chinese poets like li bai wrote verses about its beauty. The river also supports the world’s largest hydroelectric power station, the Three Gorges dam, which generates clean energy for millions of homes.

包含动物的故事或书

Questions:

• Describe a story/book with animals in it
  • What animals are in it
  • What the story/book is about
  • Why you read the story/book
  • And explain what you think of this story/book

  I’d like to talk about a classic Chinese novel called journey to the westie. The story features a great variety of animals.

  But most of them are actually mythological creatures or immortal beings in animal form. The main animal character is sun wukong.

  The Monkey King who is mischievous, brave and incredibly powerful. There is also Zhu Beijing, a pig like creature who is lazy and gluttonous and Xiao wu ing a quiet and loyal river monster, even the white dragon horse.

  That carries the tame monk is actually a dragon Prince in disguise.

  The story follows the tame monk and his three animal disciples.

  As they travel to the west to obtain sacred Buddhist scriptures along the way they face 81 trials and tribulations, fighting demons and monsters that often appear as ferocious animals like tigers, spiders and scorpions.

  I first read a simplified version of this book as a child because it was recommended by my primary school teacher. She said it was one of the four great classical novels of China.

  And every child should know its stories. I was immediately hooked. I think this is a truly remarkable story on the surface.

  It’s an exciting adventure packed with action and humor, which makes it great for children. But on a deeper level, each animal character represents different aspects of human nature. The Monkey King symbolizes our rebellious spirit and desire for freedom. Zhou Beijing represents our inner laziness and earthly desires, and Xia wu ying stands for loyalty and perseverance. The journey itself is a metaphor for personal growth and overcoming one’s own flaws.

别人帮助解决问题

Questions:

• Describe a time when a person did something to help you solve a problem
  • Who the person is
  • What the problem was
  • How he/she helped you
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  I’d like to talk about a time when my university professor MR. Zhang help me solve a serious problem with my graduation thesis. It happened in my final semester. I was working on the data analysis, part of my thesis using a statistic, x software called spss but I kept getting error messages and couldn’t produce the correct results. I spent a whole days trying to fix it, but made no progress at all.

  The submission deadline was only a week away, and I was completely panicked. I went to see professor zhang during his office hours. He listened patiently, and then sat down with me for nearly 2 hours. Instead of just doing it for me, he guided me step.

  By step through the logic, behind the testing. He even drew diagrams on the piece of paper to help me understand why my data needed to be organized.

  In a certain way. Then he watched me redo the whole analysis on my own and pointed out a small mistake I have made in the variable settings. Once that was fixed.

  Everything worked perfectly. I felt extremely relieved and also deeply grateful. What touched me. The most was not just that he helped me solve the problem, but that he taught me how to figure it out myself. He didn’t just give me a Fisher. He taught me how to Fisher that experience made me realize that a great teacher doesn’t simply provide answers. They empower students to become independent problem solvers.

保护环境的法律

Questions:

• Describe a law on environmental protection
  • What it is
  • How you first learned about it
  • Who benefits from it
  • And explain how you feel about this law

  I’d like to talk about China’s ban on Free disposable plastic bags in supermarkets and stores. I first learned about this law through news reports and posters in my local supermarket around 2008, the government announced that to reduce white pollution, all thin, single use plastic bags would be banned and customers would have to pay for thicker, reusable ones, this law benefits, almost everyone in the long running the environment benefits.

  The most because fewer plastic bags end up in landfills and oceans, wildlife like sea turtles and birds are less likely to mistake them for food.

  And die. Local communities also benefit because rivers and streets are much cleaner.

  Now I feel very positive about this law.

  Although it has room for improvement before supermarket cashiers would just off two or three bags for a few items.

  Now I see almost everyone carrying reusable golf bags, which has truly become a habit. More importantly, the law raised nationwide awareness about plastic pollution. However, I have noticed that food delivery apps now generate a new mountain of plastic containers.

  So the fight is far from over, but this law is definitely a significant first step in the right direction.

很久没收到回复的信息

Questions:

• Describe a time when you received a message or email and it took you a long time to reply
  • Who this person was
  • What the message/email was about
  • Why you spent a lot of time replying
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  A few months ago, an old classmate from high school sent me a long wicket message. We hadn’t talked for years. He was asking for advice about changing careers, because he knew I worked in a similar field. He was interested in. His message was very detailed, full of sincere questions about what skills to learn and whether it was a good idea to leave his stable job.

  I actually read it right away.

  But I didn’t reply immediately, because I felt I needed to give him a thorough responsible answer. I wanted to really think about his situation before just firing off a quick reply, but then life got busy, work piled up.

  And every time I remembered the message, I felt guilty but still didn’t sit down to write, because I wanted to do it properly days, turn into nearly 2 weeks.

  Finally, one Sunday morning, I made a cup of coffee sat down and wrote him a very long reply, sharing my honest experience and some resources. I started my reply with a sincere apology for the delay. I felt extremely guilty throughout the whole process, the longer I waited, the more awkward it became, I was worried, he would think I was ignoring him on purpose, but when he replied, he was very understanding and just grateful for the advice I learned that delaying often makes things worse a quick. I’ll get back to you later.

  Would have been much better than radio silence.

长远志向

Questions:

• Describe an ambition that you have had for a long time
  • What it is
  • What you did for it
  • When you can achieve it
  • And explain why you have this ambition

  I’ve always had the ambition to write and publish a novel. It started when I was a teenager and fell in love with fantasy stories over the years.

  I’ve kept a notebook of ideas and tried to write short stories. I even started a few chapters.

  But I always got stuck and stopped. I hope I can finish a Complete draft in the next 3 years. I have this ambition because writing is the one thing that makes me feel truly alive.

  Creating a world and characters from scratch is the most magical feeling.

  And I want to hold a book with my name on it one day.

改变重要想法

Questions:

• Describe a time when you changed an important opinion of yours
  • When you changed your opinion
  • What the original opinion was
  • Why you changed it
  • And explain how you felt about the experience

  A few years ago, I changed my opinion about whether money or passion should Guide career choice. Originally.

  I was very idealistic. I strongly believed that following your passion was the only way to live a meaningful life.

  I used to look down on those who chose jobs just for the salary. My original opinion was that as long as you love what you do, money will follow.

  Eventually I changed this opinion during my final year of university.

  When I started looking for jobs and talking to graduates, I saw many talented friends who followed their passion in art and music struggling to pay rent.

  While some who chose practical paths in finance or tech had stability and could still enjoy hobbies on weekends, a senior told me, money gives you the freedom to pursue passion without stress that hit me hard. I realized.

  Passion alone can’t feed you. Financial security is the foundation that allows you to explore interests.

  Since then, i’ve adopted a more balanced view, find a job you’re good at that provides a stable life, and keep your passions alive on the side. Sometimes they even merge. I felt a mix of relief and maturity. After this change, I felt less pressure to turn every hobby into a career. It was a bit sad to let go of the pure idealism.

  But it also felt like growing up.

想要颁布的环保法律

Questions:

• Describe an environmental law you would like your country to introduce
  • What law should it be
  • Why should people follow the law
  • Whether the law will be popular
  • And explain how you feel about this law

  I would like my country to introduce a national plastic bottle deposit scheme, the law would require all bottled drink containers to include a small, refundable deposit.

  So when you any consumers can get the deposit back by returning empty bottles to collection machines in supermarkets. People should follow this law because plastic bottles are one of the biggest sources of white pollution every year. Billions of bottles end up in landfills and oceans, killing wildlife.

  The deposit gives people a direct financial incentive to recycle rather than throw away.

  I think this law would be very popular, especially among the younger generation who care deeply about the environment. The deposit money feels like a reward for doing the right thing.

  Thing, I feel very positive about this law. I have seen how well it works in countries like Germany and Norway, where recycling rates are over 90%. It would also create green jobs in recycling and collection. The only concern is that poor people who collect bottles for a living might need support.

  So the government should make sure the transition is fair for them, too.

近期改变

Questions:

• Describe a change that you made recently
  • What the change was
  • What caused the change
  • What you did for the change
  • And explain how you feel about the change

  One recent change I made was improving my daily study routine a few months ago.

  I realized that I was spending too much time on my phone, especially scrolling through social media, although I was busy most of the day.

  I often felt that I hadn’t actually achieved much, which was quite frustrating. What caused the change was an important aisles exam that I was preparing for. I knew I needed to use my time more effectively if I wanted to make real progress. So I decided to make some adjustments to my daily schedule to make the change.

  I first set a limit on my social media apps and turned off most notifications. I also started creating a simple study plan every evening for the next day. Instead of studying randomly, I divided my time into different tasks, such as listening, practice, speaking exercises and vocabulary review. In addition, I tried to go to bed earlier so that I could wake up feeling more energetic. I feel very positive about this change. At first, it was difficult.

  Because I was used to checking my phone frequently. However, after a few weeks, I became much more focused and productive. More importantly, I felt a greater sense of control over my time, although I’m not perfect.

  This change has definitely had a positive impact on both my studies and my daily life.

当地新闻

Questions:

• Describe a piece of local news that people are interested in
  • What it was about
  • Where you saw/heard it
  • Who was involved
  • And explain why people were interested in it

  A piece of local news that attracted a lot of attention recently with the opening of a new subway line in my city. Transportation is a major concern for local residents.

  So this news quickly became a popular topic of discussion. I first heard about it through social media, and later saw detailed reports on local television news, the project involved the city government, transportation authorities, construction companies and of course thousands of local residents.

  Who would benefit from the new route. The subway line connects several residential areas with major business districts, which significantly reduces commuting time. Before it opened, many people had to spend over an hour in traffic.

  Every day. Now the journey is much faster and more convenient. People were particularly interested.

  In this news because it affects their daily lives directly. It can save commuters a lot of time, reduce traffic congestion and even increase business opportunities in areas near the new stations. In my opinion.

  It was one of the most meaningful local news stories because it brought practical benefits to a large number of people.

遇到困难终成功的人

Questions:

• Describe a person who met difficulties but succeeded
  • Who this person is
  • What difficulties he met
  • How he overcame the difficulties
  • And explain how you feel about him

  I’d like to talk about my uncle who overcame huge difficulties to become a successful restaurant owner about 10 years ago.

  He was a factory worker with a stable below income. He dreamed of opening his own hot pot restaurant.

  But he had no business experience and very little savings. His biggest difficulty came when he had just opened his first small restaurant for the first 6 months.

  He had almost no customers. He was losing money every day and was deep in debt. His family and friends all advise him to give up and go back to the factory, but he refused thee. He realized the problem was that his hot pot flavor was too ordinary. So every night after closing, he experimented with different spices and broth recipes until 2:00 or 3:00. In the morning, he also visited dozens of successful restaurants to learn from them.

  Eventually.

  He developed a unique breath that customers love, that word of mouth spread. And within a year, his restaurant became the most popular on the street. Now he owns a chain of five restaurants, I deeply admire him whenever one told him to quit.

  He kept going, he turned his biggest weakness into his greatest strength through pure hard work.

  And humility. He taught me that failure is not the opposite of success. It is part of it whenever I face challenges.

  I think of him.

Part 3

好的购物服务

Questions:

• Can consumption drive economic growth?

  Yes, absolutely. Consumption is a primary driver of economic growth.

  When consumers spend money on goods and services, it increases demand, which encourages businesses to produce more.

  This cycle leads to higher revenues for companies, job creation, increased investments and greater tax revenues for the government, all of which stimulate the broader economy.

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of shopping in small shops?

  The main advantage of small shops is personalized, knowledgeable service and unique products you can’t find in chain stores.

  They often foster a sense of community. The disadvantages can include higher prices due to lower economies of scale, limited selection and sometimes less convenient operating hours.

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of shopping online?

  The prime advantage of online shopping is unparalleled convenience and choice, available 2047 from anywhere.

  Key disadvantages include the inability to inspect items beforehand, delivery delays, the risk of receiving faulty goods and the environmental impact of packaging and shipping.

• What are the differences between online shopping and in-store shopping?

  The core difference lies in the experience. In store shopping allows you to see touch and try products immediately and offers personal service. Online shopping provides superior convenience, a vastly larger selection and the ability to easily compare prices.

  But you must wait for delivery and deal with the hassle of returns.

• Why are shopping malls so popular in China?

  Shopping malls are immensely popular in China because they are more than just retail spaces. They are comprehensive lifestyle hubs.

  They offer climate controlled comfort, a wide variety of brands and restaurants under one roof and serve as social venues where families and friends spend entire weekends shopping, dining and watching movies.

• Why do some people not like shopping in small shops?

  Some people avoid small shops due to perceptions of higher prices, less variety and inconsistent quality.

  Others may find the service overly attentive or feel pressure to buy.

  The convenience of one stop shopping in large malls or online also draws people away from smaller, specialized stores.

钦佩的运动员

Questions:

• Is it easy to identify children’s talents?

  Identifying children’s talents can be challenging, because interests and abilities develop over time.

  While some children show early aptitude, others may bloom later.

  Observation, exposure to diverse activities and encouragement are key, but pressure should be avoided to allow organic growth.

• Is talent important in sports?

  Talent is undoubtedly important in sports as it provides a natural advantage, such as superior coordination, speed, or strength. However, talent alone is insufficient, hard work, proper training and mental toughness are often what differentiate a good athlete from a great one.

• Should students have physical education and do sports at school?

  Physical education and sports are absolutely essential in schools.

  They not only promote physical health and combat childhood obesity, but also teach crucial life skills, such as teamwork, discipline and resilience. Engaging in sports can reduce stress, improve concentration, and foster a sense of community among students.

• What is the most popular sport in your country?

  The most popular sport in China is undoubtedly basketball driven by the nba’s influence and domestic leagues.

  Football also has a massive following along with traditional sports like badminton and table tennis, which are widely played at recreational and competitive levels.

• What qualities should an athlete have?

  An athlete should possess a combination of physical prowess and mental strength.

  Key qualities include discipline, dedication, resilience, and the ability to perform under pressure.

  Team players also need strong communication and cooperation skills.

  While individual athletes must have intense focus and self motivation.

• Why are there so few top athletes?

  There are few Top athletes because reaching the elite level requires a rare combination of innate talent, relentless training, access to resources and mental fortitude. Many dropout due to injuries, burnout, or lack of support, making the path to the Top extremely narrow and highly competitive.

嘈杂地

Questions:

• Do you think it is good for children to make noise?

  Moderate noise is natural and healthy for children’s expression and development. Playful noise often indicates creativity, social interaction and physical activity. However, context matters, learning quiet focus is equally important.

  The key is teaching appropriate times and places for louder play, not suppressing natural exuberance, completely.

  Balance fosters both self expression and consideration for others.

• How can people consider others’ feelings when chatting in public?

  Keeping voices at moderate levels shows consideration.

  Avoiding sensitive topics that might discomfort nearby listeners is polite.

  Reading the environment, quieter tones in confined spaces like elevators demonstrates awareness.

  Pausing conversations when passing closely by others respects personal space. Essentially, maintaining spatial and volume awareness while balancing one’s right to converse with other’s right to peace.

• How would people usually respond to noises in your country?

  Responses vary by noise type and cultural norms. Construction noise during daytime is generally tolerated.

  While late night disturbances often prompt complaints.

  Neighbors might politely request volume reduction for persistent issues. In public transport.

  Loud conversations are sometimes frowned upon overall. There’s growing awareness of noise pollution, health impacts, leading to more regulations and personal noise cancelling solutions like headphones.

• Should children not be allowed to make noise under any circumstances?

  Absolute silence expectations are unrealistic and potentially harmful to children’s emotional and social development.

  However, reasonable boundaries should exist, libraries versus playgrounds have different norms.

  Teaching noise appropriateness helps children navigate social expectations.

  The goal should be helping children understand context rather than enforcing Complete silence, which could inhibit their confidence and natural expressive Kniss.

• What kinds of noises are there in our life?

  well In our daily lives, we encounter a wide variety of noises, some pleasant and others quite disruptive.

  For instance, urban areas are often filled with traffic sounds, car horns, engine noises, and the rumbling of buses or trains.

  Then there are human made noises like conversations, laughter, or even loud arguments, which are common in public spaces.

• Which area is exposed to noise more, the city or the countryside?

  Cities undoubtedly have more constant and varied noise pollution, traffic, construction, crowds and industry create relentless background noise.

  Rural areas experience quieter environments. Overall though they have distinctive noises like farm equipment or wildlife.

  However, countryside noises are often less intrusive and more rhythmic than urban soundscapes.

  The city’s density and activity levels guarantee greater noise exposure at all hours.

想再去一次的城市

Questions:

• Do you think it is possible that all of the population move to cities?

  A Complete urban migration is neither feasible nor sustainable. While cities offer economic opportunities, rural areas remain vital for agriculture, ecological balance and cultural preservation.

  Overcrowding would strain infrastructure, eg Mumbai slums, and exacerbate housing crises.

  Additionally, many industries like farming or renewable energy projects require rural spaces.

  Governments should instead focus on balanced development, improving rural health care, and digital connectivity to reduce urban rural disparities. While maintaining demographic diversity for long term societal resilience.

• Do you think people in the countryside are friendlier than people in the city?

  Rural communities often exhibit close knit social bonds due to smaller populations and shared traditions, like village festivals or cooperative farming. However, city dwellers aren’t inherently less friendly.

  Urban anonymity stems from population density and fast paced lifestyles, studies eg social psychology quarterly.

  Note that rural residents greet strangers more.

  While cities foster niche friendships, eg co working spaces, context matters.

  A Tokyo commuter may seem aloof, but could be deeply engaged in neighbourhood volunteer groups. Cultural norms, not geography, alone, shape behaviour.

• Some people say large cities are suitable for old people. What do you think?

  While cities provide critical advantages like accessible health care, and senior friendly infrastructure, elevated walkways, 2047pharmacies, they also pose challenges, noise, pollution and fast paced environments may stress elderly residents, whereas rural areas offer tranquility. However, urban community programs, eg tokyo’s dementia, friendly districts and proximity to family support can offset these issues.

  Ultimately, suitability depends on individual needs, mobility, impaired seniors benefit from city’s amenities.

  But those prioritizing affordability and quiet might prefer villages with tailored services.

• What should the government do to improve citizens’ safety?

  Enhanced surveillance in high risk areas using AI cameras while ensuring privacy safeguards, improve street lighting and pedestrian pathways to deter crime.

  Public campaigns on cyber safety and scam awareness are vital as digital threats rise, strengthen community policing for faster emergency response and foster neighborhood watch programs. Finally, addressing mental health through accessible counseling can reduce social instability at its root.

• What’s the difference between the city and the countryside?

  Cities and rural areas differ starkly in pace, infrastructure and lifestyle.

  Urban centers offer high density living with advanced amenities, metro systems, hospitals and cultural hubs, but grapple with pollution and stress.

  Conversely, villages prioritize community bonds and natural landscapes, though limited health care or transport persists.

  Economically. Cities thrive on industries like finance, while agriculture dominates rural livelihoods, environmentally, countryside, air, and biodiversity surpass cities, concrete sprawl.

  These contrasts reflect tradeoffs between convenience and tranquility, each appealing to different life stages or priorities.

• Are there any changes in your city?

  Hangzhou has embraced smart city initiatives AI driven traffic management reduces congestion.

  While eco parks like eleven eleven wetland combat urban heat, tech boom centered around Alibaba, has attracted global talent, diversifying the population. However, rapid urbanization, strains, infrastructure, prompting investments in metro expansions and affordable housing, cultural preservation efforts, like restoring ancient tea villages, balance modernity with heritage.

一见且想再见的人

Questions:

• How do people make friends in China?

  In China, people typically make friends through shared experiences, such as school work or mutual interests.

  For example, students often form friendships through group projects or extra curricular activities.

  While colleagues bond over work related tasks, or after hours socializing, social networks both online and offline, play a significant role with platforms like wechat and QQ, allowing people to connect easily. Additionally, family and close friends often introduce individuals to new people, expanding their social circles. Overall, making friends in China is often centered around networking, shared activities and mutual connections, rather than random encounters.

• Is it important to have the same hobbies and interests when making friends?

  While having shared hobbies and interests can certainly make it easier to form connections. It’s not essential for a true friendship.

  Common interests provide a foundation for conversation and shared activities which can strengthen bonds. However, some of the most rewarding friendships are built on differences where individuals learn from each other’s perspectives and broaden their horizons. Ultimately, qualities like trust, respect, and emotional support are far more important for a lasting friendship.

  People may enjoy diverse hobbies, but the depth of understanding and shared values often matter more than mutual interests.

• On what occasions do people like to make friends?

  People tend to make friends on occasions where they can engage in social activities or share experiences.

  Common occasions include starting a new job or school where people are naturally inclined to meet others in similar situations. Social events like parties, festivals, or weddings are also opportunities for people to connect as they provide a relaxed atmosphere for conversations. Additionally, shared hobbies, such as joining a sports team or a community group, create natural opportunities to form friendships based on common interests.

  In essence, people make friends during events that foster interaction and shared experiences.

• What can we do to leave a good impression on people we meet for the first time?

  To leave a good impression, it’s important to be genuine, polite, and attentive.

  Making eye contact and offering a firm handshake can convey confidence and friendliness.

  Listening actively and showing interest in the other person’s words helps build rapport. Additionally, a positive attitude and good manners go a long way, dressing appropriately for the occasion. And being punctual also demonstrate respect for the other person’s time and presence, which can create a lasting positive impact.

• What qualities make true friends?

  True friends are characterized by qualities like trust, loyalty, empathy, and honesty.

  Trust is essential because friends need to feel comfortable, confiding in each other without fear of betrayal.

  Loyalty means standing by each other through both good and challenging times.

  Empathy allows friends to understand and support each other emotionally.

  While honesty fosters clear communication and avoids misunderstandings.

  Additionally, mutual respect and a sense of humor can strengthen the bond as these qualities help friends navigate differences and enjoy each other’s company over time. Ultimately, it’s a combination of emotional support and shared values that defines true friendship.

• What should we not talk about when we meet a person for the first time?

  When meeting someone for the first time it’s important to avoid topics that might be too personal or controversial, such as politics, religion or personal finances.

  These topics can make people uncomfortable or spark heated debates.

  Similarly, asking overly personal questions about someone’s relationships or health is inappropriate.

  Instead, it’s best to focus on neutral subjects, such as hobbies, travel experiences, or shared interests, which create a positive, relaxed atmosphere and allow the conversation to flow naturally.

印象深刻的课程

Questions:

• Can technology help people remember things better? How?

  Yes. Technology can significantly enhance memory retention. Digital tools like note taking apps, reminders and calendar alerts help people organize Information and set reminders, ensuring important tasks are not forgotten.

  Additionally, apps that use based repetition techniques can optimize learning by reinforcing Information at strategic intervals.

  Virtual reality VR, an augmented reality, AR can also improve memory by creating immersive experiences that engage multiple senses, making the Information more memorable. Moreover, cloud storage allows easy access to photos, documents, and other materials. Helping people recall details from the past by simply revisiting digital archives.

• Do people like things of memorial significance?

  Yes.

  Many people are drawn to items of memorial significance, because they evoke cherished memories and serve as a connection to the past. For instance, personal mementos like photographs, gifts, or heirlooms often remind people of special moments or loved ones, creating a sense of continuity in their lives. Moreover, historical landmarks or objects, such as monuments or cultural artifacts, help preserve a collective history, instilling a sense of identity and pride.

  These items allow individuals to reflect on their experiences and heritage, fostering emotional connections that transcend time.

• What can we learn from history?

  History offers valuable lessons by helping us understand the successes and failures of past civilizations.

  It teaches us about human behavior, the consequences of political decisions, and the importance of social and cultural progress by studying history, we can identify patterns, learn from mistakes and avoid repeating them.

  It also provides insight into how innovations, conflicts and cultural exchanges have shaped the world we live in today, offering guidance for making informed decisions for the future.

• What do people need to remember in their daily lives?

  In daily life, people need to remember a range of practical and personal responsibilities.

  This includes managing time effectively, such as meeting, work, deadlines or attending appointments.

  Health is another key consideration, soremembering to eat well, exercise and get enough, rest is vital.

  People should also remember to stay connected with family and friends to maintain social relationships. Additionally, being mindful of environmental impacts and practicing sustainable habits is becoming increasingly important for long term wellbeing.

• Which can help people remember things better, words or photos?

  Both words and photos can aid memory, but they serve different purposes.

  Words are effective for recalling detailed Information and abstract concepts.

  They help organize thoughts and create a narrative that makes facts easier to remember. On the other hand, photos have a powerful visual impact evoking emotions and offering a quick, vivid recollection of specific moments.

  Studies suggest that images can enhance memory retention by triggering sensory details that words alone may not convey, ultimately, combining both such as with captions or stories accompanying photos, can be the most effective way to improve memory and recall.

• Why do some people have a better memory than others?

  Some people have a better memory than others due to a combination of genetic factors, brain structure and lifestyle habits.

  Research suggests that certain genetic traits can influence how efficiently the brain processes and stores Information.

  Additionally, individuals who engage in activities that stimulate the brain, such as reading, learning new skills or exercising regularly tend to have better cognitive function. Furthermore, a healthy lifestyle, adequate sleep, good nutrition, and stress management also plays a significant role in improving memory. Ultimately, both biology and habits contribute to the differences in memory between individuals.

帮助他人

Questions:

• Can kids provide any help to parents?

  Certainly, children can provide help and support to their parents, strengthening family bonds and teaching valuable life skills. Firstly, kids can assist with household chores, such as cleaning, setting the table or caring for PETS.

  These responsibilities not only lighten the load for parents, but also teach children about responsibility and teamwork.

  Secondly, children can share their educational experiences and knowledge, keeping parents informed about what they are learning at school. They can also provide tech savvy assistance, helping parents navigate technology and digital platforms.

  Emotionally. Kids can offer companionship, understanding and comfort to their parents, fostering strong emotional connections within the family. Moreover, children’s creativity and entertainment talents, such as artwork, music, or storytelling, can bring joy and fun to family life. Lastly, children can learn valuable life lessons from their parents, benefiting from their experiences and wisdom. Overall, children can play a meaningful role in supporting their parents while also gaining important life skills and contributing to a harmonious family environment.

• Should children be taught to be kind to others?

  Teaching children to be kind to others is essential for their social and moral development.

  It helps them build crucial social skills like empathy and effective communication, fosters conflict, resolution abilities, and reduces the likelihood of bullying.

  Kindness also contributes to a child’s emotional wellbeing, boosting self esteem and mental health.

  By learning kindness. Children develop empathy and compassion, which are vital for forming positive relationships and contributing positively to their communities. Moreover, instilling kindness in children often results in the development of lifelong values that promote a more compassionate and caring society, incorporating kindness into educational curricula and parenting practices, not only benefits individual children, but also contributes to a more harmonious and empathetic society overall.

• Should parents give children advice? Why?

  Yes. Parents should give children advice because it serves several crucial purposes. Firstly, children lack the life experience and knowledge to make informed decisions.

  So parental guidance is essential for their well being and development.

  Parents can offer advice on safety values and ethics to protect their children and instill important principles.

  Advice also plays a role in skill development, helping children acquire problem solving, decision making and conflict resolution skills.

  It serves as a form of mentor ship where parents share their wisdom and experiences, providing valuable insights.

  Furthermore, advice offers emotional support, helping children cope with stress and difficult emotions.

  As children grow, the advice they receive prepares them for greater independence and self reliance in adulthood. However, it’s vital to strike a balance between offering guidance and allowing children to learn from their experiences.

  Effective communication and open dialogue are essential for successful advice giving fostering a healthy parent child relationship.

• Should parents help their kids with their homework?

  Parents should consider several factors when deciding whether to help their kids with homework, offering guidance and support can be beneficial, especially for younger children, or when tasks are particularly challenging.

  It can also provide valuable bonding opportunities and reduce stress.

  However, it’s important to strike a balance.

  Overly assisting children can hinder their independence and problem solving skills, allowing children to Complete homework independently fosters critical thinking and time management skills.

  It also ensures that they take responsibility for their education.

  Parents should gauge their child’s needs and gradually encourage more independence as the child grows.

  Ensuring equality in educational support is crucial. As not all children have access to parental assistance.

  Ultimately, the goal should be to empower children to become self reliant learners while providing appropriate guidance when necessary.

• Should people be very kind when they help others?

  Yes. Kindness is a fundamental quality when offering help to others. It embodies empathy, compassion, and a genuine desire to alleviate someone’s burdens or difficulties.

  Kindness not only addresses immediate needs, but also promotes positive emotional connections.

  It fosters trust, dignity and respect, ensuring that those receiving help are treated with empathy and consideration.

  Moreover, kindness has a far reaching impact, generating feelings of fulfillment and happiness for both the giver and receiver.

  It encourages cooperation and collaboration, often leading to more effective and sustainable solutions to problems.

  Acts of kindness can build a sense of community and unity, inspiring others to engage in similar benevolent actions in times of adversity.

  The kindness of others provides emotional healing and comfort, helping individuals navigate challenges while kindness is vital, it’s essential to be sensitive to individual needs and boundaries, ensuring that the help offered is both well intentioned and genuinely beneficial. Ultimately, kindness is the cornerstone of meaningful and effective assistance to others.

• What kind of advice should parents give to their children?

  Parents can provide invaluable advice to their children in various areas of life. They should encourage a love of learning, emphasizing the importance of education and personal growth, teaching strong values, ethics, and kindness is essential to fostering empathy and respect for others.

  Independence and responsibility are critical life skills, teaching children to make decisions and learn from their experiences. Resilience should be encouraged, helping them see challenges as opportunities for growth.

  Effective communication skills are vital for building healthy relationships, whether with friends, family or romantic partners, parents should also promote physical and mental well being, stressing the importance of a balanced lifestyle and seeking help when needed.

  Financial literacy and responsible money management are essential life skills.

  Goal setting and planning help children work towards their aspirations, and critical thinking fosters problem solving abilities.

  Parents should teach safety awareness and online safety, promoting respect for diversity and embracing different perspectives is crucial.

  Most importantly, unconditional love and acceptance form the foundation for a child’s self esteem and self acceptance.

拥挤地方

Questions:

• Do you think it is a good trend to have more big cities?

  The trend toward more big cities can be both beneficial and challenging on. One hand, large cities often drive economic growth, innovation and cultural exchange, offering diverse opportunities and amenities. They can also foster greater efficiency in services and infrastructure.

  However, rapid urbanization constrain resources, lead to overcrowding and exacerbate issues like pollution and inequality.

  Balancing growth with sustainable planning and investment in infrastructure is crucial. Ideally, urban expansion should be managed thoughtfully to ensure that the benefits of big cities are maximized while mitigating potential down sides.

• Do you think there are some people who enjoy crowded places?

  Yes. Some people genuinely enjoy crowded places.

  They often find the energy and vibrancy of such environments, stimulating and exciting.

  For instance, events like music festivals, sports games, and bustling markets offer a lively atmosphere and a sense of shared experience that many find invigorating.

  These crowded settings can provide opportunities for social interaction, cultural immersion and entertainment, making them appealing to those who thrive in dynamic and active environments while crowded places might be overwhelming for some.

  Others relish the excitement and social opportunities they present.

• Which cities are crowded in your country?

  In my country. Some of the most crowded cities include Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

  These cities are major economic and cultural centers, attracting millions of people for work, education and better living opportunities. Beijing, the capital is known for its government institutions, historical landmarks and dense population.

  Shanghai is a global financial hub with a dynamic lifestyle and one of the busiest ports in the world, making it highly populated.

  Guangzhou in the south is a key commercial city with a rich history and a vibrant trade scene.

  Other crowded cities include Shenzhen known for its tech industry and Chongqing, which has a rapidly growing population due to its economic expansion.

• Why do people go to crowded places?

  People often go to crowded places for several reasons. Social interaction is a major factor, bustling environments like markets, concerts, or festivals offer opportunities to connect with others and enjoy communal experiences.

  Additionally, crowded places, frequently feature popular attractions or events, drawing individuals who seek entertainment or unique experiences for many the vibrant atmosphere and the sense of being part of something larger can be invigorating. Despite the potential for discomfort, the energy and opportunities provided by crowded places can be a strong pool for many people.

• Will people use bikes more or less in cities in the future?

  People are likely to use bikes more in cities in the future as awareness of environmental issues, health benefits, and the need to reduce traffic congestion grows. Many cities are investing in better cycling infrastructure, such as dedicated bike lanes and bike sharing programs to make biking safer and more convenient.

  Advancements in electric bikes also make cycling accessible to a broader range of people, including those who need to travel longer distances or navigate challenging terrains.

  Additionally, as urban areas continue to prioritize sustainable transport options, biking is expected to become an increasingly popular choice. Overall, the trend suggests a rise in cycling as cities work towards creating more eco, friendly and efficient transportation systems.

• Will there be more or less green space in cities in the future?

  In the future. It’s likely that cities will have more green spaces as urban planning increasingly prioritizes sustainability and quality of life. Many cities are recognizing the benefits of parks, green roofs, and urban gardens in improving air quality, reducing heat, and providing residents with recreational areas.

  There is a growing trend towards integrating nature into urban environments, driven by the need to combat climate change and enhance public health.

  However, the extent of green space development will vary depending on each city’s resources, policies, and commitment to environmental initiatives. While some cities may struggle with space constraints, the overall direction points towards more green, livable, urban landscapes.

受欢迎的人

Questions:

• Do you think good teachers are always popular among students?

  That’s an interesting question while a teacher’s popularity can be a positive sign, I don’t believe it’s a definitive indicator of their quality.

  Truly great teachers are those who Challenge their students and push them beyond their comfort zones, which isn’t always a popular approach in the moment.

  The real Mark of a good educator is the respect they earn from students for their expertise and dedication, even if their methods are demanding. Ultimately, their effectiveness is measured by the academic growth and long term success of their students, not just their immediate likability.

• Is it easier to become popular nowadays?

  I think it’s a double edged sword. On one hand, social media provides a platform for anyone with a unique talent or idea to potentially reach a global audience overnight. On the other hand, this accessibility means the competition is fiercer than ever, and online fame can often be fleeting and superficial.

  So while the path to popularity is more open, sustaining it is arguably much harder.

• Is it important for a teacher to be popular?

  of course While a degree of popularity can foster a positive learning environment, it is far less crucial than a teacher’s core competency. A truly effective educator commands respect through their expertise, passion for the subject and genuine commitment to student growth, not merely through being liked.

  Ultimately inspiring academic progress and critical thinking is a more significant, lasting legacy than transient popularity.

• What are the qualities of being a good teacher?

  I believe the most crucial qualities are expertise and empathy. A great teacher, not only masters the subject, but also understands students struggles, creating a supportive environment where everyone feels encouraged to ask questions and learn from mistakes. Ultimately, they inspire a genuine love for learning, which is far more valuable than just memorizing facts.

• Why are some students popular in school?

  Some students become popular because they are friendly and approachable. They usually have good social skills, joining clubs or sports, which helps them connect with many people. A sense of humor also plays a big part.

• Why do people want to be popular?

  well I believe the primary drive is a fundamental human need for social acceptance and belonging.

  Being popular often translates to having a wide social network, which can provide emotional support, reduce feelings of loneliness, and open doors to more opportunities. Both personally and professionally for many, it’s also a sign of social validation, boosting their self esteem and confidence.

节约时间的方法/改变

Questions:

• Do people who can manage time well become successful more easily?

  Yes. People with strong time management skills often find it easier to achieve success, because they can focus on their goals and meet deadlines efficiently.

  Good time management reduces stress and allows for better decision making, which positively impacts productivity.

  By using time wisely, they can balance work and personal life, maintaining both energy and motivation.

  Effective time management also builds a reputation for reliability, which is valuable in any career.

  Ultimately, it provides a clear path to accomplishing both short and long term goals.

• Do you think parents should be responsible for teaching children to save time?

  Yes. Parents play an essential role in teaching children time management as these skills are valuable throughout life by encouraging routines and prioritizing tasks. Parents help children understand the importance of being organized, simple habits, like setting time limits for activities and planning ahead can be instilled from a young age.

  Teaching children to save time also promotes responsibility and reduces stress.

  This foundation helps them grow into efficient, focused adults.

• Does technology help people save time? How and why?

  Yes. Technology greatly helps people save time by automating tasks and streamlining communication.

  Apps and tools like EMAIL messaging.

  And project management platforms make it easier to coordinate and Complete work from anywhere.

  Online shopping and banking services reduce the need for physical errands, saving people time on routine tasks, smart devices, such as digital calendars and reminders, help people stay organized and avoid missed deadlines. Overall, technology simplifies many aspects of daily life, making tasks more convenient and efficient.

• Is it necessary for children to learn time management?

  Yes. Learning time management is essential for children as it equips them with vital life skills by managing their time effectively. Children can balance academic responsibilities, extracurricular activities, and personal time, which reduces stress and increases productivity.

  Early mastery of time management fosters discipline, enhances focus and encourages independence. Moreover, it prepares children for the challenges of adulthood, helping them make informed decisions about how to allocate time for their priorities and goals.

• What can people do to save time?

  People can save time by planning their tasks in advance and setting clear priorities. Using tools like calendars, or to do lists, helps them stay organized and avoid unnecessary distractions.

  Delegating tasks when possible and focusing on one activity at a time are also effective ways to use time efficiently.

  Additionally, simple habits like preparing for the next day, the night before can make mornings smoother. By being mindful of time.

  People can accomplish more with less stress.

• What can schools do to help students learn time management?

  Schools can play a pivotal role in teaching time management by incorporating structured lessons and practical strategies into the curriculum.

  They could offer workshops that focus on privatization, goal setting and the effective use of planners or digital tools.

  Teachers could also help students break down large tasks into manageable steps and provide guidance on balancing academic and extracurricular commitments. By fostering these skills.

  Schools prepare students to manage their time efficiently, reducing stress and enhancing academic performance.

送朋友的礼物

Questions:

• Is it hard to choose a gift?

  Choosing a gift can be challenging, particularly when you want to find something meaningful and personal, the difficulty often lies in selecting something that aligns with the recipients, preferences, interests, and needs.

  For example, choosing a gift for someone with very specific tastes, or who already has everything can be tricky. Additionally, the occasion or the relationship between the giver and the receiver can also influence the choice.

  However, when you take the time to consider what would make the person happy or what might be useful, the process becomes more rewarding and thoughtful.

• When do people normally send gifts to others?

  People typically send gifts on special occasions such as birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and holidays like Christmas or lunar new year. Gifts are also given as gestures of appreciation, such as thanking someone for their help or support.

  In some cultures.

  Gifts are exchanged to Mark milestones or achievements like graduations or promotions. Additionally, people may send gifts during times of celebration or as a way to offer comfort, such as sending flowers or care packages during illness. Overall gift giving is a way to express feelings of love, gratitude or goodwill.

• Which do people give on traditional festivals, red envelopes or other kinds of gifts?

  On traditional festivals, especially in Chinese culture, giving red envelopes. Hong bao is a common practice, particularly during lunar new year.

  These envelopes usually filled with money, symbolize good luck, prosperity, and blessings for the recipient.

  While red envelopes remain popular, people also exchange other types of gifts depending on the festival and personal preferences.

  For example, during mid autumn festival, mooncakes are often shared among family and friends in recent years.

  Some people opt for more modern gifts, like gift cards or digital red envelopes, blending tradition with convenience in the digital age.

• Will people feel happy when receiving an expensive gift?

  While an expensive gift may initially excite the recipient due to its value or prestige, happiness from a gift is not solely determined by its price tag. In many cases, the emotional connection or thought fullness behind the gift has a more lasting impact. For example, a carefully chosen personalized gift can bring deeper joy.

  As it reflects the giveer’s understanding of the recipients, personality or needs. Ultimately, true happiness comes from the sentiment behind the gift and the relationship shared, rather than its monetary value.

  Expensive gifts can bring momentary pleasure, but may not guarantee lasting happiness.

• What do people usually consider when buying gifts?

  When buying gifts, people usually consider the recipients, preferences, age and the occasion, practicality is also important. Nobody wants a useless gift.

  Budget is another key factor in China, the meaning behind the gift matters a lot.

  Like avoiding unlucky items, beautiful packaging can also add values.

• Are there any unlucky things that people should not buy as gifts in your country?

  Yes, there are several unlucky things to avoid as gifts in China. A clock is the most famous taboo, because giving a clock sounds like attending a funeral. Umbrellas are are also avoided, because they suggest separation pairs are unlucky, because the word sounds like leaving sharp objects, like knives symbolize cutting off relationships. Also, anything in sets of four is avoided because for sounds like death.

做困难的事情并成功的人

Questions:

• Is it difficult to do business in today’s world?

  Yes, it is quite challenging to do business in today’s world. Competition is fierce in almost.

  Every industry costs like rent and labor are high, especially in big cities. Consumer preferences also change very quickly. However, the internet has lowered entry barriers for small startups. So those with a unique product where service can still succeed, it’s difficult, but not impossible.

• How can companies help protect the environment?

  Companies can help protect the environment in several ways, they can switch to renewable energy and improve energy efficiency in production, designing recyclable products, and reducing packaging ways is also crucial. Moreover, companies can promote paperless offices and remote work to cut carbon emissions. Corporate responsibility is essential for a green in the future.

• Does money equal success?

  No money does not equal success. Money is only one measure of success. True success also includes health, happiness, a meaningful relationships, a wealthy person with poor health.

  And the broken family is not truly successful. On the other hand, a teacher who inspires students can be very successful without being rich. Money provides comfort, but it cannot by love or fulfillment. So success is multidimensional.

• Other than making money, what is more important for a company?

  I think a company’s reputation and social responsibility are more important than just making money. A good company should care about its employees.

  Customers and the environment. Long term success depends on trust and innovation, not short term profit, ethical values, and a positive culture are the real foundation.

• Is it easy to start up a company?

  It is relatively easy to register a company in China now.

  Thanks to simplified procedures and low cost, but making it survive and grow is very hearted. Competition is fierce.

  And many startups fail within 2 years. So starting up is easy, succeeding is difficult.

• In which sectors are companies more likely to succeed in China?

  In China, companies are more likely to succeed in technology and internet sectors, like aie commerce and short video platforms, consumer goods, especially food and beverage.

  Also do well because of the huge domestic market, green energy and health care are growing rapidly too.

  With strong government support.

改变重要决定

Questions:

• When do most children begin to make their own decisions?

  Most children start making simple decisions around age three or four, like choosing what toy to play with or what snack to eat by primary school.

  They can decide how to spend their Free time in adolescence.

  They begin making bigger decisions about friendships and studies, though parents still Guide them.

本地名人

Questions:

• Is it always good to be a popular student at school?

  Being a popular student is not always good popularity can bring social pressure and distractions from study some popular students become too concerned about maintaining their image. However, it can also build confidence and leadership skills. It depends on how the student handles it.

• Why are some students popular?

  Some students are popular because they have a good sense of humor and make others laugh.

  Others are popular for their academic excellence or athletic skills, kindness and willingness to help.

  Also make a student well liked it, sometimes simply being confident and outspoken attracts people.

对结果开心的重要决定

Questions:

• How can we tell the difference between an important and an easy decision?

  An important decision usually has long term consequences and is hard to reverse like choosing a career.

  Or buying a house. An easy decision is often reversible and has low stakes.

  Like what to eat for lunch, important decisions require more time Information and often affect other people.

• Do you think it is a good idea to make a small decision every day?

  Yes, I think it’s a good idea to make a small decision every day, small decisions train your decision, making muscle. They help build confidence and reduce hesitation. However, they should be low risk and not take too much time. It’s about progress, not perfection.

• What little decisions do people make every day?

  People make numerous little decisions every day, they decide what time to get up, what to eat for breakfast, andwhat clothes to wear during work.

  They choose which task to tackle first in the evening, they decide whether to exercise.

  Watch TV or go to bed early even scrolling the phone involves choosing what to click it.

• What if people in a group have different opinions on a decision?

  When the group disagrees, it’s important to listen to all opinions. First, then the group can discuss the pros and cons of each option. If no consensus is reached.

  Voting can be used. Sometimes it’s wise to ask a neutral third party or an expertise. The key is to respect differences and focus on the common goal.

• Do you think most people’s decisions are made in their 20s?

  I think many important decisions are indeed made in one’s twenty s but not all during this period.

  People choose their career path, often decide whether to pursue further education and many meet their life partner. It’s a time of transition and self Discovery. However, people continue to make important decisions later, like changing careers or moving cities. So the 20s are crucial, but not everything is decided then.

• Which is better, to make a decision quickly or slowly?

  It depends on the nature of the decision for simple, reversible choices.

  Making a quick decision is better. It saves time and energy, but for complex, high stakes decisions with long term consequences, taking it slow and gathering enough Information is wiser. A good decision maker knows when to switch between fast and slow thinking.

快乐人士

Questions:

• Should teachers know what children are doing all the time?

  Teachers don’t need to monitor children all the time. Constant surveillance can make children feel anxious and suppressive, but teachers should be aware of the general situation in the classroom, such as safety issues and signs of bullying, the key is to create a safe environment where children feel comfortable sharing, not to watch every movie.

• Do you think teachers are able to spot unhappy children?

  Yes, I believe experienced teachers can often spot unhappy children, they notice changes in behaviour, such as withdrawal or aggression, a sudden drop in academic performance is also a sign. However, some children hide their feelings very well.

  So teachers may not catch ever whining. That’s why regular emotional check ins are important.

• How can arts spread positive emotions in society?

  Art has a unique power to spread positive emotions. A beautiful song or a touching film can live people’s spirits instantly. Public art performances, like street concerts or community murals, create shared joy art.

  Therapy is also used to help people express emotions and heal. It touches the heart in the way words sometimes cannot.

• When do you think people are happiest?

  I think people are happiest when they feel connected to family, friends were a meaningful goal, achieving something after hard work, brings great joy, simple moments, like having a meal with loved ones or watching a beautiful sunset.

  Also create deep happiness being healthy and Free from worry is fundamental.

• What would make a student happy at school?

  A student is happy at school when they feel safe and accepted, having friends and supportive teachers makes a big difference, interesting lessons and the chance to do active activities. They enjoy also bring joy and getting good grades or praise after hard work makes them happy.

• Do you think doing a job that you like is more important than other things?

  Doing a job you like is very important.

  But it’s not the only thing a good salary and work. Life balance also matter. A job you love makes you more motivated and less stressy. But if it can support your life, passion may fade. The ideal is to find a balance between interest and security.

看过的名人采访

Questions:

• What kinds of people are usually interviewed?

  Many types of people get interviewed. Experts and professionals are interviewed for their knowledge on specific topics.

  Like doctors or scientists, celebrities are interviewed to promote their work, ordinary people with unique experiences.

  Like survivors or witnesses are also interviewed for human interest stories. Even job applicants are interviewed as part of the hiring process.

• Why do some people dislike being interviewed?

  Some people dislike being interviewed because they are shy or introverted, being in the spotlight makes them nervous. They may also fear saying the wrong thing and being misunderstood.

  Were celebrities?

  Repetitive questions can be boring, some people value their privacy and don’t want personal matters exposed.

• Why do some people think interviews are waste of time?

  Some people see interviews as a waste of time because many are repetitive and shallow, they believe the interviewer just asks prepared questions without listening. Also, some in interviewers just want to create controversy for views, for job seekers to many rounds of interviews.

  Without feedback feel inefficient.

• What should people do to prepare for a job interview?

  To prepare for a job interview, people should research the company and the role first, they should prepare answers to common questions and think of examples to show their skills dressing appropriately.

  And arriving early are also important, practicing with a friend can boost confidence.

  Finally, prepare some questions to ask the interviewer.

• Why do we need to attend interviews when applying for jobs?

  We need interviews because they help employers assess whether a candidate’s skills and personality match the job.

  A resume only shows past experience, but an interview reveals communication, ability, attitude, and problem solving skills. It also gives candidates a chance to learn about the company.

  It’s a two way evaluation.

• What should people wear to a job interview?

  People should wear professional and clean clothes.

  To a job interview, for most industries, business casual or sued is saving. The key is to look neat, conservative and respectful, avoid overly bright colors, strong perfume.

  And too much jewelry dressing appropriately shows you take the interview seriously.

• What kind of things do famous people often say in interviews?

  Famous people often say things that are safe and positive. They thank their fans and talk about hard work.

  They usually avoid controversial topics. They also promote their new works or projects, many give motivational quotes to inspire the audience.

和朋友度过的愉快夜晚

Questions:

• How do people get along in a big family?

  Getting along in a big family requires tolerance, communication and respect for boundaries. Members need to be understanding when sharing space and resources.

  Everyone should do their part in household chores, regular family meals help keep the bond strong, avoiding gossip, and being willing to compromise are also key.

• What can we do to bring family members closer together?

  To bring family members closer.

  Regular communication is key. Families can set a fixed time for meals or activities together.

  Like Sunday, dinners, sharing chores and responsibilities also builds teamwork, listening without judgment and expressing appreciation help too, even small gesture.

  Like a phone call or a short trip can strengthen bonds.

• What are the differences between young people’s leisure time activities and those of old people?

  Young people’s leisure activities are usually more fast paced and digital. They play video games, watch short videos, go to cafes and attend music festivals. Old people prefer slower activities like square dancing, chess, gardening and to gatherings. Young people seek novelty and socializing, old people value comfort and familiarity.

• Do young people prefer spending time with family or with friends?

  I think young people generally prefer spending time with friends at their age. Friends provide emotional support and finding they want independence from parents, but this doesn’t mean they don’t love family, they just balance differently, many still value family, dinners and holidays.

• Do older people prefer spending time with family or with friends?

  I think older people generally prefer spending time with family as they age.

  Friends may move away or pass away and family becomes more central. They value grandchildren and family gatherings. However many also enjoy time with old friends, especially for tea and chess.

• Why do people need friends?

  People need friends for emotional support, companionship and fun, friends listen without judgment and help us through hard times. They also broaden our perspectives and teach us new things. Having friends reduces loneliness and improves mental health.

  Humans are social animals, we need connection to thrive.

擅长做手工的人

Questions:

• Do you think art classes are important for children?

  Yes, art classes are very important for children. They encourage creativity and self expression. Art helps develop fine motor skills and patience. It also offers a safe space for emotional release. Many children discover confidence and identity through creating something unique.

• Why do some children enjoy making things by hand?

  Children enjoy making things by hand, because it is fun and gives them a sense of control. They love the feeling of turning raw materials into something real. It also gives gives them immediate feedback. And a sense of achievement, hands on activities satisfy their natural curiosity and desire to explore.

• Do children these days still like doing arts and crafts?

  Yes, many children still enjoy arts and crafts.

  Although digital entertainment has taken up some time, schools still offer art classes.

  And DIY kits are very popular. However, the motivation has shifted somewhat from pure play to creating things to share on social media.

• What impact can artistic buildings have on society?

  Artistic buildings can uplift a society. They become landmarks and symbols of cultural identity. They create public spaces that encourage social interaction. Good architecture also improves the visual environment, and can even inspire economic regeneration. They make people feel proud of their city.

• Is it good to have creative people in a team?

  Yes, having creative people in a team is highly valuable. They bring new ideas and Challenge old ways. Creative thinkers can solve problems. The logic alone cannot they inspired the whole team to think differently a team without creativity becomes stagnant?

• Does art, like music or theater, have an impact on society?

  yes Art has a profound impact on society, music and theater can unite people across differences. They express emotions and ideas.

  That words alone can. Art also preserves culture and history. It can inspire social change and give voice to the voiceless.

  A society without art loses its so

听不感兴趣的话

Questions:

• What kind of topics do young people like to talk about today?

  Young people today like to talk about entertainment like new songs, films and games. They also discuss food and trendy places to visit topics about studies and careers are common as well on social media means and funny videos are widely shared relationships and personal growth are also popular topics.

• What would happen if the listener didn’t listen carefully?

  If the listener doesn’t listen carefully, misunderstandings can happen, the speaker may feel hurt, and disrespected. Important Information might be missed. Leading to mistakes later, impersonal relationships.

  It can damage trusted. So careless listening has real consequences.

• How can we tell if a listener is listening carefully?

  You can tell a listener is listening carefully if they maintain appropriate eye contact and not.

  At the right moments, they will ask relevant follow up questions. Their body language like leaning forward shows engagement. They also remember details and can summarize what you said.

• How can a teacher tell if students are listening in class?

  Teachers can tell if students are listening by observing their body language, students who are listening usually make eye contact, nod and take notes. They may Lean forward or ask relevant questions. In contrast, distracted students look at their phones, stare out the window or chat with neighbors. Teachers can also check understanding by asking questions.

  We’re giving quick quizzes.

• What do you think about talking with people who have different opinions?

  I think talking with people who have different opinions is very valuable. It broadens your perspective and challenges your assumptions. You may learn something new or strengthen your own view with better arguments. However, it requires respect and open mindedness. If both sides listen and avoid personal attacks, it can be a healthy exchange. It is not about winning, but about understanding.

• Do most young people in your country like to talk with elderly people?

  I think most young people in China do not actively seek conversations with elderly people, they often find the topics boring or repetitive. There is also a generation gap in values and communication styles, however many still respect and care for their grandparents in family settings.

  They talk but rarely as friends, it depends on the individual and the family relationship.

喜欢拍照的人

Questions:

• Why are some people keen on taking photos?

  Some people are keen on taking photos because they want to freeze a moment forever. Photographs preserve memories more vividly than memory alone. It is also a form of self expression. Some people find joy in the technical and artistic Challenge of getting the perfect shot.

• What kind of photos do people often take?

  People often take photos of themselves. Friends and family, food photos are also very common before eating scenery like sunsets.

  A mountains is a popular subjective people also photograph important events like weddings and graduation and everyday objects that catch their eye.

• Do you think it’s OK to take photos everywhere?

  It depends on the location and context in public places. It’s generally okay to take photos, but in private spaces or sensitive areas like hospitals and military sites, it’s not appropriate. People should always respect others, privacy and local rules.

• Why do tourists like taking photos while they are travelling?

  Tourists take photos while traveling to preserve memories of beautiful places. Photos are proof that they have been there. They also want to share their experiences.

  With friends and family on social media for many photography is part of the travel experience itself.

• Some people don’t mind others walking into their shot when they’re taking photos. What do you think?

  I think it’s totally fine. When you’re taking photos in a crowded public place, it’s impossible to keep everyone out of the frame. What matters is that you’re not deliberately in intrusive, accidental photo bombing is normal and most people understand it.

• When do people like taking photos?

  People like taking photos when something special or beautiful appears traveling to scenic spots is a classic moment social gatherings.

  Like birthdays and weddings are also popular. People take photos of delicious food before eating many also shoot.

  Ordinary daily moments that catch their eye.

小时候学到的新技能

Questions:

• What skills should children learn before they go to school?

  Before school, children should learn basic life skills like dressing themselves and using the toilet, they should also learn to communicate their needs clearly social skills.

  Such as sharing and taking turns are important basic safety knowledge like not talking to strangers, is also essential.

• What are the differences between learning in a group and learning by yourself?

  Learning in a group offers discussion, motivation and feedback. You can learn from others’ mistakes and perspectives. Learning alone is quieter and self pace. You can focus deeply without distractions. Group learning builds social skills.

  While solar learning builds independence.

• What are the differences between the way adults learn and the way children learn?

  Adults usually learn with a clear purpose like career advancement, they are self directed and bring life experience, children learn more out of curiosity and play.

  They need more guidance and feedback. Adults are often more disciplined, but children have more flexible brains.

• Do you think it is easier for children to learn new skills than for adults?

  Yes, it is generally easier for children to learn new skills than adults. Their brains are more plastic and absorb new patterns quickly. They have less fear of making mistakes. Also, they usually have more Free time and fewer responsibilities.

• Can a child learn skills from another child?

  Yes, children can learn from other. Children. Peer learning is very natural and effective. They observe and imitate each other, a child who knows the skill can teach other.

  In a more reliable way, it also builds confidence for the little teacher.

• Is it important for everyone to have a specialized skill?

  Yes, having a specialized skill is very important, it makes you valuable in the job market.

  A specialized skill often leads to higher income and better opportunities. It also gives you a clear sense of identity and achievement.

  In the competitive world. Being generic is risky.

攒钱买特别物品

Questions:

• Should schools teach children how to manage money from a young age?

  Yes, schools should teach children how to manage money from a young age. Financial literacy is a basic life skill. It helps children understand the value of money and the importance of saving. It also prevents bad spending habits in adulthood.

• Should parents teach their children to spend money freely or to save money?

  Parents should teacher balances, they shouldn’t let children spend freely without any limits.

  Because this creates wastefulness, but being too strict and never allowing spending kills joy. The best approach is to teach children to save for goals while allowing reasonable spend spending.

• Do you think it is easier to teach teenagers how to manage money when they are around 16 or 17 years old?

  Yes, I think it’s actually easier at 16 or 17 and teenagers of this age are more mature and can understand abstract concepts like interest and inflation. They also start earning pocket money or doing part time jobs, which gives them real money to manage. They are motivated because they want independence.

• Is it easier to spend money or save money?

  It is definitely easier to spend money. ah, spending gives instant pleasure while saving requires self control with mobile payment.

  Spending is just one click away, saving feels like deprivation. It’s much harder to delay gratification.

• What kind of things do people usually save money for?

  People save money for many things. The most common is buying a house or a car, many save for education, like university tuition, others save for travel. Weddings were starting a business.

  Some simply save for emergencies and retirement to have a sense of security.

• Should people spend time on charity, or just money?

  I think people should spend both time and money on charity, but time is often more valuable, money can buy supplies, but it cannot replace human connection, spending time with those in need.

  Like visiting the elderly or tutoring poor children creates warmth and trusted. However, not everyone has spare time, so donating money is also a meaningful way to help.

  The ideal is to do what you can, whether that’s time, money or both.

喜欢的城市自然之地

Questions:

• Do you think there should be many natural places in cities?

  Yes, I think cities should have many natural places. They improve air quality and reduce the heat island effective natural spaces provide Free recreation for all ages. They are important for mental health. A city without green space feels cold and stressful.

• Do you think staying in a natural place would help change people’s mood?

  Yes, staying in a natural place definitely helps change people’s mood. Nature has a calming effect. The fresh air and green scenery reduce stress and anxiety, slows down the mind and makes people feel refreshed. Many people go to parks or mountains to clear their heads.

• Which is more important, protecting the environment or developing the economy?

  I think both are important, but protecting the environment is more fundamental without a healthy environment. Economic development cannot last. However, we cannot ignore people’s livelihoods. Either the ideal is sustainable development, where the economy grows without destroying nature, governments and companies must find a balance.

• What kind of people do you think enjoy being in nature?

  I think people who are stressed, tired or creative often enjoy being in nature, city dwellers who need an escape.

  Also love it, nature, lovers, hikers, and photographers are obvious groups. Introvert often find peace in nature. Really, anyone can enjoy nature if they give it a chance.

• Do you think people should spend more time in nature?

  Yes, I think people should spend more time in nature. Modern life is to screen based.

  And stressful nature improves physical and mental health. It lowers stress, loose mood, and increases creativity. Even 20 minutes a day in a park can make a difference. It also helps people appreciate the environment and want to protect it.

• What can governments do to encourage people to spend more time in nature?

  Governments can encourage people to spend more time in nature in several ways, they can build more parks and green spaces in cities. They can make public transport to natural areas cheaper and easier. Schools can organize outdoor activities. Governments can also run campaigns promoting the benefits of nature, financial incentives, like Free entry to national parks. Also help.

有条理的人

Questions:

• Why is it important for people to be organized?

  Being organized is important because it saves time and reduces stress. You spend less time searching for things. ah, it helps you meet deadlines and appear reliable.

  An organized environment also clears the mind and improves focus.

• Do you think children should learn to be organized from a young age?

  Yes, children should learn to be organized from a young age. It’s a habit that takes time to build.

  Start with simple tasks like tidying toys and preparing their school baggage. These small routines teach responsibility and independence. The earlier they start, the more natural it becomes.

• Are organized people more likely to be successful at work or in their studies?

  Yes, organized people are more likely to be successful. They meet deadlines and manage time. well, this builds trust with colleagues and supervisors.

  In studies. They review materials systematically and are better prepared. Organization reduces errors and improves focus, which are key to success.

• What can people do to become more organized?

  People can become more organized by starting smaller, keep a to do list every day and tick off completed tasks, use a calendar for deadlines and appointments.

  The clutter regularly, because a clean space supports a clear mind. It’s also helpful to review each week and plan for the next year.

• Should parents teach their children to be organized?

  Yes, parents should teach their children to be organized. It is a basic life skill. Parents can set a good example and Guide children to tidy up their things. Teaching organization early helps children become more responsible and independent.

  It is more effective than just telling them to do it.

• Do you think it is important for managers to be well organized?

  Yes, it is extremely important for managers to be well organized. A manager is responsible for coordinating people and resources. Disorganization leads to chaos, miss deadlines, and low team morale. Organized managers plan clearly delegate effectively and set a good example for the team.

尊敬的比你年长的人

Questions:

• What can young and old people learn from each other?

  Young people can learn wisdom, patience, and life experience from old people. Old people can learn new technology and fresh perspectives from the young communication between generations brings understanding and bring break stereotypes, it enriches both sides.

• How old people’s life quality improved when compared to the past?

  Life quality for the elderly has greatly improved. Modern medicine extends life, and reduces pain, pensions and social security provide basic financial support.

  Technology makes life more convenient like online shopping and video calls more recreational activities, like square dancing and travel enrich their spirit.

• Why is there a generation gap between the young and the old?

  Generation gap exists because of differences in values, life experiences, and the era people grew up in the world changes fast.

  And old people may not keep up. Young people desire, independence and new ideas. Communication styles also differ, which deepens misunderstanding.

• What do old people usually do in their daily life?

  Elderly people usually get up early and do gentle exercise like tai chi or walking, they buy groceries at the morning market.

  Many spend time on hobbies like calligraphy, gardening, or playing chess. Some help take care of grandchildren in the evening. They watch TV or dance in the square.

• What sports are popular among older people?

  In China, popular sports among older people include tai kai square dancing, walking and badminton, many also play table tennis and chess. These activities are low impact, social and easy to do in parks, swimming and cycling are also popular in some communities.

• What kinds of things do the elderly remember for a long time?

  The elderly often remember things from their youth, an early adulthood for a long time. This includes childhood games, school days, first jobs, and weddings. They also remember songs, food, and historical events from their younger years, recent events may be forgotten more easily, but long term memories stay vivid.

学习并喜欢历史的人

Questions:

• Do you think children should begin learning history from an early age?

  Yes, I think children should be exposed to history from an early age.

  But in a playful and story based way, it builds a sense of time and identity. It also teaches empathy and critical thinking. History is not just dates. It’s a about people, early exposure, plants, seeds of curiosity.

• At what age do you think people should begin to learn history?

  I think people can start learning history formerly around primary school age.

  Maybe 7 or 80 at this age, children can understand basic time lines and cause effect.

  Relationships.

  However, informal exposure can start much earlier through stories and pictures.

  There’s no strict aged. It’s about method and depth.

• How do children learn history before they attend school?

  Before school, children learn history mainly through family stories and traditional festivals. Grandparents tell stories of the old days, they watch cartoons with historic oracle themes. They also visit temples and museums with parents. This informal learning gives them a sense of tradition and belonging.

• Is it important to learn how people in the past lived their lives?

  Yes, it is very important to learn how people in the past live. Their daily lives. Big events are just the surface.

  Daily life reveals real culture, values and social structure. It helps us understand why we do things today. It makes history, human and reliable.

• Do you think people should learn ancient history before learning modern history?

  I think people should learn ancient history before modern history. Ancient history is the foundation. It shows the origins of civilization and human nature.

  Modern history theory is easier to understand when you know what came before. It’s like reading a story from the beginning.

• Besides big historical events, what else is important when learning history?

  Besides big historical events, learning about daily life, culture, art, and ordinary people is crucial. Social structures, economic activities, and technological inventions matter, too. Ideas and beliefs, shape, history. Just as much as worse, local history and oral traditions are also important.

浪费时间的活动

Questions:

• How do you balance life and work?

  Balancing life and work requires setting clear boundaries. I try not to answer work emails after dinner, scheduling fixed time for rest.

  And hobbies is also key prioritizing tasks and learning to say no helps reduce overload, regular exercise and enough sleep, keep energy levels up.

  It’s about protecting personal time.

• Will you continue doing something when you are aware that it’s a waste of time?

  Honestly, yessometimes I continue doing things, even when I know they are a waste of time, it’s often because of habit or addiction.

  Like scrolling short videos, the pleasure is immediate, but the guilt comes later. However I try to set limits.

  Like using an appetizer awareness is the first step to change.

• What kinds of things make people feel pressured?

  People feel pressure from many sources, high expectations from family and society are big ones, financial stress, like housing and debt.

  Is also common work where school deadlines create acute pressure comparison with peers on social media as anxiety, uncertainty about the future pressures.

  Every whining.

• Why do some people refuse to abide by rules?

  Some people refuse to follow rules, because they think the rules are unfair or unnecessary. They may have a rebellious personality. Sometimes rules are outdated and don’t fit real situations. Lack of enforcement also encourages rule breaking. If the cost of breaking is low, people will ignore rules.

• Do you think stress is important in people’s lives?

  I think some stress is actually important and useful. A certain amount of pressure can motivate people to work harder and meet deadlines without any stress.

  People may become lazy and unproductive. However, too much stress is harmful to both body and mind. The key is to keep stress at the manageable level and learn healthy ways to cope it.

• Is it good to have a daily routine?

  Yes, I think having a daily routine is very good, it gives structure to life and reduces decision fatigue. A routine helps people build healthy habits like eczema.

  Exercise and reading. It also provides a sense of stability and control. However, routines should be flexible, not rigid.

教你新技能的人

Questions:

• Why should children learn new skills?

  Children should learn new skills because their brains are highly adaptable. Learning skills builds confidence and independence. It also helps them discover their interests and talents. Skills like swimming and cooking are essential for life.

  Early learning lays a foundation for future learning.

• Where can children learn new skills?

  Children can learn new skills in many places at home, parents can teach cooking and cleaning. Schools provide formal classes and clubs, community centers and interest classes offer specialized training. Online platforms are also great for self paced learning.

• How can parents and teachers teach children new skills?

  Parents and teachers can teach children new skills by demonstrating first, then Guiding the child’s hands, breaking the skill into small steps, helps encouragement and patience are crucial, avoid criticism, making it fun through games.

  Rewards increases motivation, repetition, and practice, solidify the skill.

• How do adults learn a new skill?

  Adults learn a new skill mostly through self directed learning. They often use online courses, books, and tutorials. They learn by doing, making mistakes and adjusting adults bring life experience.

  So they connect new skills to existing knowledge, time management and clear goals are crucial because adults are busy.

• What are the differences between learning from a teacher and learning by oneself?

  Learning from a teacher provides structure, feedback and motivation teachers correct mistakes and Guide direction learning by oneself is more flexible and cheaper, but requires high self discipline. Teacher lid learning is systematic, self learning is personalized, both have value depending on the goal and learner.

• Why is self-discipline important when learning a new skill?

  Self discipline is crucial when learning a new skill, because progress requires consistent practice without discipline.

  It’s easy to give up when the initial excitement fades, discipline ensures you put in the time, even when you don’t feel like it it, bridges the gap between wanting to learn and actually mastering the skill.

不喜欢的电影

Questions:

• What kinds of movies are most popular in China?

  In China, the most popular movies are usually domestic comedies and patriotic blockbusters during holidays, SCI fi films like the wandering earth also attract huge audiences, animated films, both domestic and foreign do very well with families, romance and youth films have a steady young audience.

• What are the differences between watching movies at home and in a cinema?

  Watching movies at home is convenient and cheap, you can pause, rewind and eat whatever you want.

  But the cinema offers a bigger screen, better sound and an immersive atmosphere. Home is comfortable and private.

  Cinema is a shared experience and more focused.

• Are movies more likely to help people become more creative than books?

  Movies and books both spark creativity, but in different ways, movies provide visual and emotional stimulation, which can trigger new ideas quickly. Books require more imagination, building mental images from words, books may foster deeper, independent thinking.

  Well, movies offer richer sensory inspiration, it depends on the person and the goal.

• Can movies help people better understand the cultural background of a country?

  Yes, movies are excellent for understanding the cultural background of a country. They show daily life, social values and historical context visually through films. You can hear the language, see the customs and feel the emotions of a place. It’s like a window into another world.

• Should documentary films be completely truthful?

  Documentary films should aim for truth.

  But Complete objectivity is impossible. Ever a filmmaker chooses what to include and exclude, which involves perspective. Documentaries can be truthful in facts, but still have a point of view. They should be honest and transparent about their stance, emotional manipulation, or fabricated scenes are wrong. So true fullness is the goal, but absolute truth is an ideal, not always reality.

• Do people’s movie preferences change as they get older?

  Yes, people’s movie preferences usually change as they get older. Young people often prefer action, romance, and fantasy as they mature, they tend to enjoy dramas, documentaries and films with deeper meaning, life experience changes what resonates. However, some tastes stay the same.

  Like a love for comedy. It’s a natural evolution.

不喜欢的短途旅行

Questions:

• Do Chinese people like travelling abroad?

  Yes, more and more Chinese people like travelling abroad it as income rises.

  Overseas travel has become a popular choice, but due to limited holidays and budget, many still prefer domestic travel, the interest is clearly growing.

• Who prefers travelling abroad? The young or the old?

  Young people definitely prefer traveling abroad more than old people. They’re more adventurers have better language skills, and adapt faster to foreign environments. They also enjoy sharing on social media. Older people often prefer domestic trips, because they are more comfortable and less tiring.

• How much time do you think people should spend on a trip abroad?

  I think 1 to 2 weeks is ideal for a trip abroad, less than a week is too rushed it. You can’t adjust to jet lag or see much more than 2 weeks is tiring and expensive. 1 week for one country.

  2 weeks for two countries is comfortable.

• Which is better for knowing more about a country? Travelling or reading books about it?

  Traveling is better for firsthand experience. You can feel the air taste of food and talk to locals, but reading books gives deeper historical and cultural background. The best approach is to read before traveling.

  Then experience it yourself, both are essential.

• What are the benefits of travelling abroad?

  Traveling abroad has many benefits. ah, it broadens your perspective and exposes you to different cultures. You learn new languages and try new foods. It builds in independence and confidence. It also creates unforgettable memories and can improve career prospects. Travel helps you understand the world and yourself better.

• What problems does it cause for transportation when everyone commutes at the same time?

  Whenever one commutes at the same time, transportation systems become overloaded, roads get congested, causing long delays and wasted time, public transport becomes extremely crowded.

  Reducing comfort and safety air pollution increases due to idling vehicles. It also raises stress levels, and can lead to accidents, flexible working hours and remote work can help reduce this peak.

喜欢的公共建筑

Questions:

• Do you think old buildings are valuable?

  Yes, old buildings are extremely valuable. They are the physical memory of a city. They tell us how people lived in the past and preserve unique architectural styles. They also attract tourism and give a place identity once demolished.

  They can never be truly replaced.

• Do you think all old buildings should be demolished?

  No, I don’t think all old buildings should be demolished, some are dangerous and have no historical value.

  So they can be removed it, but those with cultural, architectural, where emotional value must be protected, we should renovate and reuse them, not destroy them blindly.

• Is it better to live in an apartment than in a house?

  It depends on many factors. Apartments are usually more convenient, cheaper to maintain and located closer to city centers. Houses offer more space, privacy and often a garden, but they are expensive and require more upkeep for young singles or small families.

  Apartments are often better for large families or those who value space.

  A house may be preferable. There is no universal answer.

• Is it important to protect historic buildings? Why?

  Yes, it is very important to protect historic buildings. They are physical records of a city’s past. They carry cultural identity and collective memory. They are attract tourists and support local business once destroyed.

  They cannot be recreated, protecting them is protecting our roots.

• Why is it hard to protect historic buildings?

  It is hard to protect historic buildings for several reasons. Many are privately owned.

  So the government cannot easily control them. Renovation is expensive and requires special skills. Developers prefer to demolish and build new projects for profit. Also, some old buildings are in poor condition and unsafe balancing preservation and development is difficult.

• Why do some people prefer to live in the countryside?

  Some people prefer to live in the countryside for several reasons, the air is cleaner and the pace of life is slower, housing is cheaper, and there is more space. They can grow their own food and enjoy nature. It is quieter and less stressful than the city. However, countryside life also has disadvantages like fewer jobs and hospitals.

印象深刻的聚会

Questions:

• When do people like to hold a party?

  People like to hold parties for many occasions, birthdays, weddings and graduation are the most common house warmings.

  Baby showers and festival gatherings are also popular. Some people just hold parties to catch up with friends.

• Do most people prefer to hold a party in a public place or a private place?

  I think most people prefer to hold parties in a private place like a home, or a private room in a restaurant. A private place gives more freedom and intimacy. You can control the noise.

  The food and the guest listed public places like parks or bars are more casual and less formal.

• Do most people prefer to hold a party in a restaurant or in a pub?

  I think most people prefer a restaurant over a PUB for a party, restaurants are more suitable for all ages.

  With proper meals and seating, pups are louder and more about drinking in China. Restaurant, private rooms are the standard for celebrations.

• What special events are celebrated in your country?

  In China, the most important special events are the Spring Festival mid autumn festival.

  A national day weddings and birthdays are also major family celebrations, graduation and house warming are increasingly celebrated the dragon boat.

  Festival and Lantern Festival are also widely observed.

• Do you think it’s a waste of money for governments to celebrate national events?

  I don’t think it is a waste of money for governments to celebrate national events, national celebrations, build unity and pride. They remind people of shared history and values.

  They also boost tourism and local business. However, spending should be reasonable, not extravagant, especially when people are struggling economically.

• What festivals are the most important for people in your country?

  The most important festivals in China are the Spring Festival, mid autumn festival.

  And national day Spring Festival is the biggest focus on family reunion. Mid autumn is about moon gazing and mooncakes, national day celebrates the founding of the country dragon boat.

  Festival and Lantern Festival are also widely celebrated.

去过的靠近自然的地方

Questions:

• Are there any natural attractions that are great to visit?

  Yes, China has many great natural attractions. Zeng jieji has stunning sandstone pillars. Jiuzhaigou is famous for its colorful lakes, Gillis, li river, offers beautiful cars, scenery, Huangshan is known for its pines and sea of clouds. These places attract millions of visitors every year.

• Do you think it is necessary to include natural spaces in a city?

  Yes, I think it is absolutely necessary to include natural spaces in a city, the act as the lungs of the city, improving air quality and reducing heat, they give residents a place to relax and exercise. They also protect biodiversity and improve mental health. A city without green space is unlivable.

• Do you think people who live in a natural places are more likely to protect it?

  I think people who live near natural places are more likely to protect them, but not always. On one hand, they depend on the environment and understand its values. On the other hand, some may exploit it for quick profits, education and awareness are crucial factors.

帮助别人提升健康

Questions:

• Which group pays more attention to health, young people or old people?

  I think old people pay more attention to health than young people as they age. They feel their body is changing and become more concerned about illness. They often exercise and need carefully. Young people often take their health for granted and may have unhealthy habits. Though awareness is improving.

• What effect does stress have on health?

  Stress has a huge negative effect on health. It causes headaches, insomnia, and digestive problems. Long term stress weakens the immune system and increases the risk of heart, disease and depression. It also leads to unhealthy coping habits.

  Like overeating or smoking, managing stress is essential for good health.

公共场所丢物品

Questions:

• What kinds of things do people usually lose?

  People usually lose small and frequently used items, keys, phones, wallets, and umbrellas are the most common glasses, cards, and documents also get lost. Often, these things are carried everywhere and put down casually.

• What will people do when losing things?

  When people lose things, they usually first retrace their steps, they searched the place where they last used the item, then they asked staff or people nearby many also post on social media for help. If it’s important.

  They call the police or cancel their cards.

• Is it effective to offer rewards to find lost things?

  Yes, offering rewards can be effective. Money motivates people to return items, but it also has a downside. Some people might steal items just to claim the reward.

  In China, people often give a small red envelope as thanks, though not always, it depends on the situation.

• What kinds of people may lose things often?

  People who are absent minded, busy or elderly often lose things. Young children also lose things because they are not yet organized people with a lot on their minds.

  Like stressed workers or students are prone to losing items, too.

• What can we do to reduce the possibility of losing things?

  To reduce the risk of losing things.

  People should form good habits, put things back in the same place after using them, use zip pockets and organized bags, set reminders on your phone before leaving a place, keep valuable items in a safe spot.

• What do people often feel after losing things?

  After losing things, people usually feel anxious and frustrated. They may blame themselves for being careless. If the item is valuable or sentimental, they feel sad and regretful, some feel angry, especially if they think someone stole it, relief and gratitude follow if it is founded.

读起来开心的书

Questions:

• What kinds of books are popular in China?

  In China, the most popular books are practical ones, self help and success. Books are widely read in fiction, especially mystery and romance also sells, well, history and biography have a steady audience recently.

  Books on mental health and psychology have become very popular.

• Do you think people should read the original book before watching the movie?

  I think people should read the original book before watching the movie. If they have time, books usually have more detail, character, depth, and inner thoughts. The movie can only show part of it. Reading first helps you understand the film better and compare, but if the movie is excellent, it can also make you want to read the book, so both directions work, but book first is richer.

• Are success books useful to everyone?

  Success. Books can be useful, but not to ever whine in. They offer motivation and practical tips for people who lack direction.

  They can inspire actions. However, they often oversimplify success and ignore luck.

  And privilege readers should treat them as reference. Not gospel, real success comes from action, not just reading.

• Do you think people today read less than before? Why?

  Yes, I think people today read less than before, especially long form reading smart phones and short videos, take up most Free time, people are busier and more distracted.

  Reading requires patience and focus, which are harder to find. Now, however, audio books, any readers have made reading more accessible. So the situation is not entirely negative.

• Why do some people prefer watching movies to reading books?

  Some people prefer watching movies to reading books because movies are faster and more visual. A movie tells a story in 2 hours with images.

  Music and acting, it requires less effort than reading. Movies are also more social. You can watch with friends. However, books offer deeper imagination and detail, it depends on mood and purpose.

• How can parents help children develop a love of reading?

  Parents can help children love reading in several ways. First, they should read themselves, because children copy adults. Second, they can read aloud to children every day and make it funny. Third, they should let children choose their own books, creating a cozy reading corner and limiting screen time also helps. Most importantly, parents should never force reading as a punishment.

有健康习惯和作息的人

Questions:

• Which group pays more attention to health, young people or old people?

  I think old people generally pay more attention to health than young people as people age.

  They feel their body is changing and become more afraid of illness. They often exercise regularly, eat carefully and take supplements. Young people are often busy, stressed and feel invincible.

  So they neglect sleep and diet. However many young people today are also becoming more health conscious because of social media and fitness trends.

• What makes people stressed?

  People feel stressed for many reasons, work pressure is the biggest source, such as tight deadlines and heavy work clothes, financial worries like rent and loans.

  Also cause stress relationship problems with family or partners at emotional pressure, social comparison on media makes people feel inadequate. Health concerns and uncertainty about the future also creates stress.

• What effect does stress have on health?

  Stress has serious negative effects on health. In the short term, it causes headaches, insomnia, and digestive problems. In the long term, it weakens the immune system and increases the risk of heart disease.

  High blood pressure and depression. Stress also leads to unhealthy coping habits like overeating, smoking, and drinking. Managing stress is essential for both physical and mental health.

• How can people relieve stress in daily life?

  People can relieve stress in many simple ways. Physical exercise like jogging or yoga, releases tension and boosts mood, talking to friends or family helps offload emotions deep.

  Breathing and meditation, calm the mind, hobbies like reading, cooking, where music provide and escape it, good sleep and a balanced diet also help the body cope.

  Better with stress.

• Do you think it is important to live in a community where people have healthy lifestyles?

  Yes, I think it is very important to live in a community where people have healthy lifestyles, neighbors influence each other. If people around you exercise and eat, wellyou are more likely to do the same. A healthy community also has better facilities like parks and gyms. It creates a positive and supportive atmosphere forever whining.

• Does the government play an important role in promoting healthy lifestyles in a community?

  Yes, the government plays a very important role in promoting healthy lifestyles in the community. It can build parks, gyms and bike lanes. It can organize Free health checks and public campaigns. It can also regulate junk food advertising and support healthy school meals, government policies, shape the environment in which people make choices.

重要决定「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you think advertisements can influence our decisions when shopping?

  yes Advertisements undeniably influence our shopping decisions. They often create a sense of urgency or desire by highlighting a product’s benefits or associating it with a certain lifestyle.

  Well-crafted ads can evoke emotions, making products seem essential or irresistible.

  Additionally, promotions, discounts or celebrity endorsements can encourage impulsive buying.

  While consumers may be aware of these tactics, advertisements still shape perceptions and decisions, often leading to choices that align with the message being communicated.

• Do you think children sometimes have to make important decisions?

  Yes. Children sometimes have to make important decisions, especially as they grow older. For instance, they may need to decide which subjects to focus on at school or whether to participate in extra curricular activities that could shape their future. These decisions may seem small, but they influence their personal development interests and even future career paths as they mature.

  Learning to make thoughtful decisions helps children develop critical thinking skills and prepares them for adulthood.

• Do you think the influence of advertising is good?

  The influence of advertising can be both beneficial and harmful on the positive side.

  Advertisements help inform consumers about new products, services and innovations, facilitating more informed choices.

  They also drive economic growth by supporting businesses. However, some advertisements can be manipulative, creating unrealistic desires and encouraging unnecessary consumption. In some cases, advertising may exploit emotions or perpetuate stereotypes. Therefore, while advertising can be useful, its influence should be critically evaluated to ensure ethical practices.

• How do people usually make important decision?

  When making important decisions, people typically follow a thoughtful process. They first gather relevant Information and weigh the potential risks and benefits consulting trusted individuals, such as family members or mentors, often provides valuable perspectives. Additionally, many people reflect on their long term goals and personal values to Guide their choices.

  In some cases, intuition plays a role, but careful consideration and input from others are crucial in making well informed, balanced decisions.

• What important decisions do teenagers need to make after graduation?

  After graduation, teenagers face several critical decisions, such as whether to pursue further education or enter the workforce if they opt for higher education, choosing a field of study that aligns with their interests and future career prospects is essential.

  Alternatively, if they choose to work, they must decide on a career path and whether to pursue vocational training.

  These decisions have a long term impact on their personal and professional growth, shaping their future opportunities and lifestyle.

• Who can children turn to for help when making a decision?

  When making a decision, children can turn to several key figures for guidance.

  Parents are often the first choice due to their life experience and understanding of their child’s needs.

  Teachers can also provide valuable advice, especially regarding academic or career choices.

  Additionally, older siblings or relatives, such as grandparents, can offer perspectives based on their own experiences. While peers may provide support, adults usually provide more reliable and balanced advice when important decisions need to be made.

发小「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you still keep in touch with your friends from childhood? Why or why not?

  I maintain contact with some through social media and occasional meet UPS as shared childhood memories create lasting bonds.

  However, physical distance and diverging life paths naturally limit some relationships.

  The closest childhood friends often remain in touch, because early formative experiences created deep understanding.

  Others fade due to different interests or lack of common ground in adulthood.

  Quality typically outweighs quantity in these long term connections.

• Do you think online communication through social media will replace face-to-face communication?

  Unlikely to fully replace in person interaction as humans fundamentally need physical presence for deeper emotional connections.

  Nonverbal cues, facial expressions, touch, remain irreplaceable for intimacy and trust building. However, digital communication will continue complementing and sometimes substituting for practical purposes.

  The future will likely see a blended approach with technology enhancing, but not eliminating physical social needs.

• Has technology changed people’s friendships? How?

  Technology has transformed friendship maintenance through constant connectivity, messaging apps, and expanded social circles, global connections. However, interactions often become more frequent but shallower.

  Social media creates performative aspects to friendships. While technology helps sustain long distance relationships, it can reduce quality time in physical proximity. The essence of friendship remains.

  But the methods and challenges of maintaining them have evolved significantly.

• How important is childhood friendship to children?

  Extremely important. These early relationships teach critical social skills like sharing, conflict, resolution and empathy.

  Childhood friends provide emotional security and help develop identity outside family.

  They offer practice for adult relationships and can boost self esteem.

  Positive friendships enhance school enjoyment and mental health.

  However, negative peer experiences also teach valuable life lessons about boundaries and resilience.

• What do you think of communicating via social media?

  Social media enables convenient instant global connections and helps maintain relationships across distances.

  It’s particularly valuable for sharing life updates visually. However, over reliance can weaken face to face communication skills and depth of connection.

  Misunderstandings often occur without vocal tone, a body language.

  While useful for broad networking, meaningful relationships still require offline interaction.

  Moderation and awareness of privacy risks are essential.

• What’s the difference between having younger friends and older friends?

  Younger friends bring fresh perspectives, energy and keep one updated on trends and technology.

  Older friends offer wisdom, life experience, and often more stable emotional support.

  Intergenerational friendships provide balanced viewpoints. The enthusiasm of youth tempered by the prudence of experience.

  Different life stages mean varying priorities, but mutual respect bridges, these gaps beautifully.

交通拥堵「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you like to use public transport?

  Yes. I do enjoy using public transport, particularly because it’s convenient and eco friendly in big cities. Like Beijing, public transport is often the fastest way to get around and it’s more affordable than driving.

  I also appreciate that it reduces traffic congestion and helps lower carbon emissions, although it can get crowded at peak hours.

  I think it’s a practical choice for daily commuting and helps me avoid the stress of parking or navigating traffic.

• Do you think developing public transport can solve traffic jam problems?

  Yes. Developing robust public transportation systems can significantly alleviate traffic congestion by providing efficient alternatives to private vehicles, improved public transit options, such as buses, subways, and trams encourage people to choose mass transit over driving.

  This shift not only reduces the number of cars on the road, but also lowers emissions, benefiting the environment.

  Furthermore, reliable and frequent service can make public transport a more attractive choice for commuters.

  Overall investing in public transport is a critical step in solving traffic jam problems.

• Do you think the high ways will help reduce traffic jams?

  While highways can help reduce traffic jams by facilitating faster movement over long distances.

  They may also inadvertently encourage more vehicle use, leading to increased congestion.

  Expanding highways without accompanying measures can result in a phenomenon known as induced demand, where improved road capacity attracts more drivers.

  However, welldesigned highway systems, combined with effective traffic management and public transport options, can enhance overall traffic flow. Therefore, while highways can contribute to reducing traffic jams, they should be part of a broader transportation strategy.

  Balancing road expansion with sustainable practices is essential for long term solutions.

• How can we solve the traffic jam problem?

  To effectively address the traffic jam problem.

  A multi faceted approach is essential including enhancing public transportation and promoting carpooling.

  Urban planning should prioritize the development of cycling and pedestrian infrastructure to encourage alternative modes of transport.

  Implementing smart traffic management systems can optimize traffic flow by using real time data to adjust signals and minimize congestion.

  Additionally, raising public awareness about off peak travel times and the environmental impact of driving can motivate behavioral changes.

  Combining these strategies can significantly alleviate traffic issues in urban areas.

• What are good ways to manage traffic?

  Effective traffic management involves a combination of smart technology and strategic urban planning.

  Implementing intelligent traffic signal systems can optimize the flow of vehicles and reduce waiting times at intersections.

  Encouraging flexible work hours and telecommuting can lessen peak hour congestion.

  Additionally, integrating public transportation options with existing road networks, creates seamless travel experiences for commuters.

  Finally, educating the public about traffic rules and the benefits of carpooling can promote responsible driving behaviour.

  Further easing congestion.

• Would you rather be in a car or a bus in a traffic jam?

  I would prefer to be in a bus during a traffic jam, mainly because public transport helps reduce congestion and is more eco friendly in some cities.

  Buses have dedicated lanes that allow them to bypass heavy traffic, making them a faster option.

  On the other hand, being in a car can feel more comfortable and private, but it also contributes to the traffic and tends to be more stressful. Overall, I think the bus is a more practical choice.

快乐活动「邪21」

Questions:

• Do people need others’ help when organizing things?

  Yes, involving others in organizing tasks can make the process faster and more efficient, especially for larger projects or events. Collaborating with family members, friends, or colleagues provides additional ideas and resources which can improve planning.

  Assistance also helps distribute the workload, reducing stress for everyone involved in professional settings.

  Teamwork often makes complex projects more manageable, working together makes organizing tasks more efficient and enjoyable.

• Do you prefer to prepare and organize an activity or just take part in an activity?

  I generally prefer taking part in an activity rather than organizing it.

  Participating allows me to enjoy the experience without the pressure of managing logistics. However, I do enjoy organizing on occasion, especially if it’s a cause or event I’m passionate about.

  The planning process can be rewarding, but it’s also time consuming and requires attention to detail. Overall, I think balancing both roles is important, but I Lean towards the enjoyment of simply joining in.

• Does everything need to be well prepared?

  Not everything requires meticulous preparation, but important tasks or events generally benefit from being well organized for major activities, like presentations or family gatherings.

  Preparation reduces the risk of issues and ensures a smoother experience.

  Smaller, everyday tasks might not need the same level of planning, allowing flexibility. However, preparing for essentials, such as meals or appointments, helps maintain a steady routine.

  Striking a balance between preparation and flexibility can make life both efficient and adaptable.

• How can parents help children to be organized?

  Parents can teach children organizational skills by establishing routines and encouraging them to plan their activities.

  Simple tasks like tidying up toys, setting up a study schedule, or using check lists, help children develop responsibility.

  Parents can also Guide them to break larger tasks into smaller steps, making goals more manageable, consistent encouragement and positive reinforcement, make these habits feel rewarding through these practices.

  Children gradually learn to manage their time and tasks effectively.

• How would you feel when you were not well prepared for something?

  If I were unprepared for something, I would likely feel anxious and stressed. Not being ready can cause a sense of insecurity as I’d worry about making mistakes or not meeting expectations. However, I also try to stay calm and focus on handling the situation as best as I can. While it’s uncomfortable.

  I believe it’s an opportunity to learn and improve, and it motivates me to prepare more thoroughly next time.

• On what occasions do people need to be organized?

  People need to be organized for events like weddings, work, projects and exams, where careful planning ensures smooth execution moving to a new home, or preparing for a trip also requires detailed organization to avoid last minute issues, daily activities, such as meal planning or balancing work and family time, benefit from an organized approach in professional settings.

  Being organized is crucial for meeting deadlines and managing tasks efficiently.

  Organized planning helps people handle both big and small responsibilities with ease.

想颁布的新法律

Questions:

• Do people in your country usually obey the law?

  In my country, the majority of people typically comply with the law. However, like any society, there may be instances of non compliance or infractions factors, such as socioeconomic conditions, cultural norms, and enforcement mechanisms can influence the level of obedience to the law.

  Generally, there is a strong emphasis on legal compliance, supported by a robust legal system and law enforcement agencies.

  Additionally, societal values and a sense of civic responsibility often contribute to widespread adherence to laws and regulations.

  Nevertheless, it’s essential to recognize that no society is entirely Free from lawbreaking and efforts to promote legal awareness, accountability, and justice remain ongoing endeavors.

• Do you think children can learn about the law outside of school?

  Yes. Children can certainly learn about the law outside of school through various means.

  Family discussions about legal matters, community events, and interactions with law enforcement personnel, can provide valuable insights into the legal system.

  Moreover, extracurricular activities, such as participation in youth programs, mock trials, or legal advocacy groups, can offer practical experiences and knowledge about the law.

  Additionally, exposure to media coverage of legal issues, documentaries or educational programs can help children understand the complexities of the legal system and its impact on society. Furthermore, engaging in volunteer work or internships with legal organizations or advocacy groups can provide firsthand exposure to legal concepts and processes.

  Overall, opportunities abound for children to learn about the law outside of the classroom, enriching their understanding of civic responsibilities and legal rights.

• How can parents teach children to obey rules?

  Parents play a crucial role in teaching children to obey rules through various strategies and approaches. Firstly, leading by example, is paramount. As children often emulate the behavior, they observe in their parents, demonstrating respect for rules, authority, and social norms sets a positive precedent for children to follow. Secondly, clear and consistent communication of expectations and consequences helps children understand the importance of rules and the rationale behind them.

  Establishing age appropriate rules and boundaries allows children to learn self discipline and responsibility gradually.

  Additionally reinforcing positive behavior with praise.

  Rewards and encouragement encourages children to adhere to rules voluntarily. Moreover, fostering open dialogue and problem solving skills enables children to express concerns or misunderstandings about rules and seek guidance when needed.

  Finally, creating a nurturing and supportive environment where children feel valued and respected enhances their motivation to comply with rules willingly. By employing these strategies.

  Parents can effectively teach children the importance of obeying rules while nurturing their development and autonomy.

• What are the benefits for people to obey rules?

  Adhering to rules offers numerous benefits to individuals and society as a whole.

  Firstly, it fosters a sense of safety and security by establishing clear boundaries and expectations, reducing the risk of harm or conflict. Secondly, obedience to rules promote social order and stability, facilitating smooth interactions and cooperation within communities.

  Additionally, it upholds the principles of fairness and justice, ensuring equitable treatment and protection of rights for all members of society.

  Furthermore, following rules cultivates a sense of accountability and responsibility, empowering individuals to make informed decisions and contribute positively to their surroundings.

  Moreover, obedience to rules can lead to personal and professional success as it fosters discipline, reliability, and trustworthiness. Qualities highly valued in various contexts.

  Ultimately, by obeying rules, individuals uphold the integrity of institutions, promote the common good and contribute to the overall wellbeing of society.

• What kinds of behavior are considered as good behavior?

  Good behaviour encompasses a range of positive actions and attitudes that contribute to harmonious social interactions and a thriving community. Respect for others, including treating people with kindness, empathy, and consideration, is a fundamental aspect of good behavior. Honesty and integrity demonstrated through truthfulness and ethical conduct are also highly valued.

  Cooperation and collaboration, whether in academic, professional, or personal settings, promote teamwork and collective progress. Additionally acts of generosity, compassion, and altruism exemplify good behavior by demonstrating, care and concern for others well being.

  Finally, demonstrating self discipline, responsibility, and accountability reflects maturity and contributes to personal growth and societal harmony. Overall, good behavior encompasses qualities that foster positive relationships, contribute to community wellbeing, and uphold moral and ethical standards.

• What rules should students follow at school?

  Students should adhere to various rules at school to ensure a conducive learning environment and promote positive behaviour.

  Firstly, respecting teachers and fellow students is paramount, fostering a culture of mutual respect and cooperation.

  Additionally, following academic integrity guidelines, such as refraining from plagiarism and cheating, upholds the principles of honesty and fairness, maintaining discipline and punctuality, both in attendance and assignments cultivates responsibility and time management skills. Furthermore, adhering to dress codes and behavioral expectations helps create a professional atmosphere conducive to learning.

  Ultimately, these rules serve to instill values such as respect integrity, discipline, and responsibility.

  Preparing students not only for academic success, but also for success in their future endeavors and interactions within society.

收到特殊蛋糕「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you think it’s good to communicate when eating with your family?

  Yes. I believe it’s very beneficial to communicate during family meals. It’s an opportunity for family members to catch up, share their day and connect emotionally regular conversations at mealtime, foster stronger relationships, help children develop social and language skills and create a warm, supportive atmosphere.

  Mealtime discussions also allow for problem solving or offering advice in a relaxed setting. of Course it’s important to find a balance between talking and enjoying the food.

  But overall, communication during meals is a great way to bond and maintain close family ties.

• In your country, do people nowadays cook at home as frequently as people did in the past?

  In my country.

  Cooking at home has become less frequent compared to the past with the rise of fast food chains, readymade meals and busy lifestyles. Many people now opt for convenience over preparing home, cooked meals.

  However, cooking at home is still valued by some, particularly for family gatherings or special occasions, as it’s seen as a way to preserve cultural traditions and promote healthier eating. Overall, while it’s less common, home cooking remains an important practice for many.

• Is there any food in your country that is eaten at special times or on special occasions?

  Yes, in my country, there are several foods that are traditionally eaten during special occasions. For example, during Chinese new year, it’s common to eat dumplings and fish, symbolizing wealth and prosperity for the year ahead.

  Mooncakes are another traditional food typically enjoyed during the mid autumn festival, representing unity and completeness. During weddings, sweet soups or red eggs are often served to symbolise fertility and happiness. These foods are not only delicious, but also carry significant cultural meanings, and eating them during these times helps preserve traditions and strengthen social bonds within families and communities.

• What are the differences between special food in China and other countries?

  Special foods in China are often deeply tied to cultural symbolism and traditions. For example, dishes like dumplings during Chinese new year or mooncakes.

  During the mid autumn festival carry meanings of prosperity and unity.

  In contrast, special foods in many western countries, such as Turkey for thanksgiving or Christmas pudding, often focus more on family gatherings and seasonal celebrations rather than symbolic meanings.

  Additionally, chinese special foods tend to feature complex flavors with a balance of sweet, salty, and sour. While in other countries, special dishes may Lean more heavily on specific spices or ingredients unique to the region.

• What do you think of people using their mobile phones during a meal?

  I believe using mobile phones during a meal can be disruptive, particularly in social settings.

  It can detract from meaningful conversation and the opportunity to connect with others. When people are preoccupied with their phones, it can create a sense of distance even when sharing a meal. However, in some cases, using phones to capture memories or check urgent messages might be acceptable. Overall, I think it’s important to maintain a balance and prioritize face to face interaction during meals.

• Why are some people willing to spend a lot of money on meals on special days?

  People are often willing to spend a lot of money on meals during special days, because these occasions are seen as a way to celebrate and create lasting memories. Special days like birthdays, anniversaries, or holidays, offer a chance to enjoy unique dining experiences that may not be available on regular days.

  Spending money on a luxurious meal can symbolize appreciation, love or gratitude towards family and friends.

  Additionally, these moments are often associated with indulgence and treating oneself, which makes people more inclined to splurge and make the event even more memorable.

花费甚少的外出日

Questions:

• Do people like to spend their leisure time out in your country?

  Yes. Many people enjoy spending their leisure time outdoors, especially on weekends and holidays, parks, scenic spots and shopping centres are popular destinations for relaxation and socializing. Outdoor activities like hiking, cycling and dining out are also common choices.

  For some being outside offers a refreshing break from daily routines and digital distractions. Overall, spending time outdoors is valued for both relaxation and entertainment.

• Do you think only old people have time for leisure?

  No people of all ages can make time for leisure. Although how they spend, it may vary.

  Younger people may have busier schedules with studies or careers.

  But they still prioritize activities like socializing and exercising.

  Many workplaces today encourage work life balance, allowing people to have more Free time, regardless of age. Older people may have more flexible time, especially if retired, but leisure is important for everyone. Time management plays a key role in making space for relaxation and hobbies.

• Going out to have holidays is tiring. Why do people still want to do it?

  Despite the physical exhaustion that can come with holidays, people are often motivated by the chance to escape the monotony of daily life.

  Travelling offers unique opportunities to unwind, explore new environments and experience different cultures, which can be both enriching and refreshing.

  Additionally, holidays provide valuable time for bonding with family or friends, creating lasting memories.

  Ultimately, the mental and emotional benefits of a holiday far outweigh the temporary fatigue, making it a rewarding experience.

• How do people spend their leisure time in your country?

  People in my country enjoy a range of leisure activities from dining out and shopping to visiting cultural sites and entertainment venues.

  Many families spend weekends at parks or recreational areas, while others prefer watching movies or socializing at cafes, physical activities, such as playing sports or going for walks, are also popular, especially among health conscious individuals, some prefer staying in and watching television or engaging in hobbies like reading.

  Leisure time is used to unwind, explore interests and connect with loved ones.

• How does technology affect the way people spend their leisure time?

  Technology has transformed leisure time by offering convenient entertainment options like streaming services, social media and mobile gaming. People can now access movies, music, and even virtual social interactions from home, making it easier to relax without going out. Technology also enables new hobbies, such as photography and digital art and allows people to learn skills online. While it adds convenience, some argue it can reduce face to face interactions. Technology has expanded leisure choices, but also changed how people balance social and solitary activities.

• Why do people like to have days off?

  People enjoy having days off, because it provides an essential break from the stresses and routine of daily life.

  Time away from work or studies allows individuals to rest and recharge, promoting mental and physical wellbeing.

  It also offers the opportunity to pursue personal interests, spend time with loved ones or explore new experiences. Ultimately, days off contribute to a healthier work life balance, enhancing productivity, an overall happiness when people return to their responsibilities.

语言学习「邪21」

Questions:

• Do you think language learning is important? Why?

  Yes. Language learning is crucial in our interconnected world.

  As it enhances communication and cultural understanding, being multilingual opens doors to new opportunities, both personally and professionally, allowing individuals to connect with a wider range of people. It fosters cognitive development, improving memory and problem solving skills. Moreover, language learning can deepen appreciation for different cultures and perspectives.

  In essence, it enriches both individual lives and global interactions.

• Some people think that technology has made it unnecessary to learn languages. What do you think?

  While technology such as translation apps and AI tools has made communication across languages easier.

  I believe it hasn’t made learning languages unnecessary. Technology can assist in basic understanding, but it cannot replace the cultural nuances, emotions and personal connections that come with speaking a language. Additionally, learning a language opens doors to deeper insights into a culture and can foster better relationships.

  Technology is a helpful tool, but it doesn’t offer the full experience of learning a language.

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of learning a language?

  Learning a language offers several advantages. It opens up opportunities for travel, work and social connections, allowing you to engage with different cultures and perspectives. It also improves cognitive skills, such as memory and problem solving.

  However, there are some disadvantages. Language learning can be time consuming and challenging, especially when it comes to mastering pronunciation or grammar. Additionally, without regular practice, it’s easy to forget what you’ve learned.

  Despite these challenges, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks.

• What difficulties do people face when learning a language?

  People often encounter several challenges when learning a new language, including mastering complex grammar rules and unfamiliar pronunciation. Vocabulary acquisition can be daunting, particularly when words have multiple meanings or nuances. Additionally, cultural differences can hinder comprehension and communication. Many learners also struggle with confidence, in speaking, fearing mistakes or embarrassment. These obstacles can make the language learning process feel overwhelming at times.

• What’s the best way to learn a language?

  The best way to learn a language is through a combination of immersive experiences, practical usage and structured study, engaging with native speakers, whether through conversation, exchange or travel enhances real world application and cultural insight.

  Regular practice, such as reading, writing and listening to media in the target language, solidifies understanding, incorporating language, learning into daily routines makes it more natural and enjoyable. Ultimately, a balanced approach tailored to individual needs leads to effective language acquisition.

• Which is better, to study a language alone or to study it in a group? Why?

  Studying a language in a group is often more beneficial as it provides opportunities for interaction and immediate feedback.

  Group settings encourage conversation practice, which is essential for developing fluency and confidence.

  Additionally, learners can share resources, tips and experiences enhancing the overall learning process.

  Social dynamics can also make learning more enjoyable and motivating. However, some individuals may thrive with self study. So the best approach varies by personal preference and learning style.

近期改变的计划

Questions:

• Do people often change their plans?

  Yes, I think people change plans quite often mainly because unexpected things come up, for example, a sudden work task or a friend cancelling can force a change, but also as people gather more Information, they often realize a better option exists. So adjusting the plan is actually smart and flexible.

• Would you tell others if you change your plan?

  Yes, I would tell those who are directly affected. For example, if I change a meeting time, i’ll inform the other person as soon as possible out of respect it, but for something purely personal that doesn’t involve anyone else.

  I may not bother announcing it to everyone.

• Why do you think parents still make plans for their children nowadays?

  I think many parents still make plans for their children out of a deep, rooted protective instinct and the concern for stability, they believe their life experience can help their kids avoid hardships.

  Additionally, in China’s competitive education environment, parents often feel that early planning is the only way to secure a good future for their children.

• How does technology help people make plans?

  Technology helps people make plans in so many ways. Calendar apps, let us instantly share schedules.

  With family and colleagues, navigation software can plan the fastest route and even warn us to leave earlier based on traffic.

  Also travel review apps and booking platforms make planning a trip from scratch incredibly efficient.

• What kind of plans do people often make?

  People make all kinds of plans. Short term plans include daily to do lists.

  And weekend outings.

  Medium term plans are like study schedules for exams were saving money for a holiday.

  Long term plans involve career paths.

  Buying a house or retirement in China, parents even make education plans for their children years ahead.

• Do you think people like the process of making plans more, or the moment of carrying them out?

  I think many people actually enjoy the planning process, more making plans is full of hope and imagination. You can picture a perfect future without facing real obstacles yet carrying out.

  Plans is often stressful, tiring and full of unexpected problems. The dreaming part is simply more fun than the doing part.

长久目标「邪21」

Questions:

• Do people need to have goals?

  Yes. Having goals is essential for individual’s personal growth, motivation and overall wellbeing.

  Goals provide direction and purpose, helping individuals focus their efforts and make meaningful choices in life.

  They serve as a source of motivation, encouraging individuals to overcome challenges and work toward their aspirations.

  Goals contribute to personal growth by pushing individuals out of their comfort zones, fostering resilience, and promoting continuous learning and development. They enable individuals to measure their progress, celebrate achievements and build self confidence. Furthermore, goals encourage effective time management and privatization, enhancing productivity and efficiency.

  Achieving goals brings a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment, boosting self esteem and happiness. While goals are valuable, they should be realistic and aligned with individual values and priorities, regularly reviewing and adjusting goals to adapt to changing circumstances is also important. Ultimately, having well defined goals can significantly enhance the quality of one’s life and contribute to a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

• Is it necessary to give advice to children?

  Certainly, offering advice to children is a crucial aspect of their upbringing and development.

  First and foremost, advice is vital for their safety.

  Children lack the experience and knowledge to recognize potential dangers and risks in their environment, providing guidance on safety measures, whether at home school or in public spaces helps protect them from harm. This includes teaching them about traffic safety, the dangers of household items and how to stay safe online.

  Education is another significant area where advice is indispensable.

  Children are curious and eager to learn, but they often need direction and support in their academic journey, advising them on effective study habits. Time management, and goal setting can enhance their educational experience and encourage a lifelong love for learning.

  Social and emotional development is equally important. Children need guidance on navigating social interactions, understanding empathy and managing their emotions. Advice on conflict, resolution, sharing and cooperation helps them build healthy relationships and develop emotional Intelligence.

  Values and morality are instilled through advice from parents, caregivers, and educators.

  Children learn about ethical principles, kindness, honesty, and fairness through guidance and modeling by adults.

  Life skills, including basic hygiene organization, communication and problem solving are best acquired through practical advice.

  Teaching children, these skills equips them with the tools necessary to navigate daily life and become independent individuals.

  Finally, advice can play a crucial role in building children’s confidence and self esteem.

  Positive reinforcement and constructive feedback help them develop a sense of self worth and encourage them to explore new challenges and opportunities. However, it’s important to strike a balance when providing advice to children, while guidance is essential, allowing children some autonomy to make decisions and learn from their experiences is equally vital for their development. Advice should be age appropriate, supportive, and offered in a nurturing manner to empower children, to become capable and responsible individuals.

• What goals do people at your age have?

  Individuals in my age group, which is young adulthood, typically have a diverse range of goals that reflect their evolving priorities and aspirations.

  Many of us prioritize education and career development, aiming to Complete°, secure meaningful employment, or advance in our chosen fields.

  Financial stability and responsible money management are common goals, including saving for major life events or investments.

  Personal growth and self improvement play a crucial role with goals focused on mental and physical health skill acquisition and pursuing hobbies and interests.

  Relationship goals encompass building and nurturing personal connections, whether it’s establishing new friendships, deepening romantic relationships, or considering family planning, exploration and adventure are often sought after with travel and cultural experiences high on the list. Additionally, some in my age group are driven by a desire to contribute to their communities through volunteerism, activism, or social initiatives.

  These goals collectively reflect the dynamic and multifaceted nature of young adulthood, where individuals are shaping their identities and setting the foundation for their future.

• What goals do young people usually have?

  Young people typically set a diverse range of goals that align with their evolving aspirations and life stages.

  Educational goals often feature prominently, including completing high school, pursuing higher education and excelling academically. Career ambitions drive them to secure their first jobs, gain professional experience and advance in their chosen fields.

  Financial stability and independence become significant goals, motivating them to save, invest, and manage money, responsibly. Personal growth and development are essential, encompassing the acquisition of new skills, hobbies, and the pursuit of physical and mental wellbeing.

  Building and maintaining meaningful relationships, whether through friendships or romantic partnerships are important social goals, engaging in community service, advocating for social causes and exploring the world through travel and adventure, also feature prominently, personal values, identity exploration and the desire for innovation and technological proficiency further shape their goals.

  Health and wellbeing, both physical and mental are central concerns.

  These goals collectively reflect the diverse and dynamic nature of young people’s aspirations as they navigate the transition to adulthood.

• What goals should a society have?

  A society should aim to achieve a diverse set of goals that encompass economic, social, environmental, cultural, political, technological, health, and global dimensions.

  These goals are integral to creating a thriving and balanced community.

  Economically, prosperity and income equality are vital to provide opportunities and reduce disparities.

  Socially equality, justice, access to education, and safety are fundamental for just an inclusive society, environmental sustainability, and conservation are essential to protect the planet for future generations. Culturally, preserving heritage and promoting the arts and riches, a society’s identity, effective governance, democracy, human rights, and peace. Building contribute to political stability, technological advancements, innovation, and research drive progress, ensuring public health, including mental health, enhances the well being of citizens.

  Lastly, international cooperation, humanitarian aid, and global initiatives, foster solidarity and address global challenges.

  These interconnected goals collectively shape a society that values the welfare of its members embraces diversity and works towards a sustainable and harmonious future.

• What should people do to achieve their goals?

  To achieve their goals, individuals should start by setting clear, specific and smart goals, breaking these goals into smaller, manageable steps and prioritizing them helps prevent, overwhelm.

  Crafting a well thought out plan with time lines and resources is crucial.

  Motivation plays a significant role.

  It can be nurtured through visualization vision boards or reminders of why the goals matter, building productive habits and incorporating them into daily routines, fosters consistency, seeking support and accountability from friends. Family or mentors can offer encouragement and guidance. Adaptability is key since setbacks are inevitable, they provide opportunities for learning and growth.

  Patience and persistence are essential as meaningful goals often require time and effort. Staying organized, practicing self discipline, and continually improving are also crucial aspects of goal achievement by following these steps and maintaining a determined mindset.

  Individuals can increase their chances of realizing their aspirations.

成功的生意人

Questions:

• Why do some people start their own business?

  I think many people start their own business for a combination of reasons. Firstly, the desire for financial independence and the potential to earn more than a fixed salary is a huge motivator. Secondly, some people have a real passion or unique idea. They want to turn into reality. Also, the flexibility and freedom of being your own boss can be very appealing.

• Should governments provide financial support to start-ups?

  It’s a complex issue, but I generally think governments should provide some support to start EPS, especially in innovative sectors, financial aid, like low interest loans or tax breaks can help young companies survive the critical early years in China.

  The government often plays a Guiding role in developing strategic industries like clean energy. However, support should be carefully targeted to avoid wasting resources on unsustainable businesses.

• Do most people prefer shopping at big stores or small stores?

  I think most people in China now prefer shopping at big stores or supermarkets for daily necessities, because they are reliable and offer a wide selection. However, small stores still have their charm, especially for fresh produce or when you need something quickly nearby in my neighborhood.

  The old fruit shop still has loyal customers because they offer personal service and let you taste before buying.

• What makes a business successful?

  I think a clear vision and consistent quality are absolutely key. Successful businesses solve a real problem for customers and do it better than competitors.

  Also, strong leadership and motivated team who believe in the mission are essential to sustain success over time.

• What makes a business fail?

  Businesses fail for many reasons, some fail because they don’t truly understand what customers need.

  Leading to a product. Nobody wants poor financial management, such as running out of cash, is another common killer, also an inability to adapt when the market changes.

  We’re growing too fast too soon, can bring a business down.

• Is it easy to set up a new business in your country?

  It’s getting easier now, but there are still challenges. The government has simplified registration.

  And there are many startup incubators. However, competition is very fierce, especially in big cities, rent and labor costs are also high. So it’s easy to start on paper, but difficult to succeed.

在成功公司工作的人

Questions:

• Do you think governments should provide financial support to companies?

  I think governments can play a positive role here, especially in strategic emerging industries, like green energy or biotech in China.

  Tax incentives and low interest loans have helped many companies invest in research and development.

  However, support should not be a blank check. It should come with clear expectations and accountability.

• Do you think companies should donate money to help society?

  I think companies definitely have a social responsibility to give back in China.

  Many large corporations donate to education in rural areas and disaster relief.

  Efforts, it not only helps society, but also builds a positive brand image. However, donations should be voluntary and transparent, not foresee.

• Do you think customer satisfaction is important for a company?

  Customer satisfaction is absolutely vital for any business in China’s competitive market.

  A single bad experience can make a customer switch to another brand immediately satisfied. Customers not only return, but also recommend you to others, which is the most powerful form of marketing.

想从事医疗行业的人

Questions:

• Do you think being a doctor is easy or difficult?

  Being a doctor is definitely challenging. It requires many years of intense study and training and doctors often work long, exhausting shifts under great pressure in China.

  Doctors in major hospitals sometimes see over 100 patients a day. However, the ability to save lives makes it a deeply rewarding profession despite the difficulties.

• Do you think learning biology is interesting for children?

  I believe it can be if taught in an engaging and hands on way, children are naturally curious about living things.

  So exploring plants and animals can spark their interest. However, if the focus is just on memorizing textbook facts, they might find it boring.

• Why do you some children want to become doctors?

  Some children want to become doctors because they see doctors as heroes who save lives, others are influenced by family members in the medical field. The profession also promises a stable and respected.

  Careers deep down many simply have a strong desire to help people and relieve suffering.

• Do you think governments should put a large amount of money into medical research?

  Yes, I strongly believe governments should invest heavily in medical research. It leads to cures for diseases, better treatment and longer healthier lives. The pandemic showed us how critical it is.

  In China, government funded research has made breakthroughs.

  In areas like cancer and vaccines, it’s an investment in our future.

• Why is some doctors’ pay high and others’ low?

  Doctors pay varies for several reasons. Specialists like surgeons and cardiologists earn more because their skills are rare and their work is high risk location.

  Also matters, doctors in big cities and private hospitals often earn more than those in rural areas, experience and reputation play a role too. However, many public hospital doctors work long hours for relatively modest pay.

• Do you think doctors should be paid more?

  Yes, I think doctors should be paid more.

  Especially those in public hospitals, they spent years studying and training, work long hours and face high stress and risky underpayment. Leads to burnout and brain drain. Better pay would attract talent and improve health care. Quality of of course pay should be linked to performance and ethics.

喜欢在家/花园种菜的人

Questions:

• What are the advantages of growing vegetables or flowers at home?

  Growing vegetables at home has many advantages.

  Firstly, you can have truly fresh and organic produce right in hand, which tastes much better.

  Secondly, it can be a very therapeutic hobby that helps reduce stress in China.

  Many elderly people grow vegetables on their balconies, not just for food, but for the joy and purpose, it brings to daily life.

• Do many people grow vegetables or flowers at home in your country?

  I wouldn’t say it’s a mainstream hobby, but it is definitely becoming more popular in China.

  In rural areas, people still grow their own food naturally.

  In cities, a growing number of young people and retirees are starting to grow vegetables and flowers on balconies and rooftops.

• Is it easy to grow plants at home?

  Growing plants at home can be quite manageable if you choose the right species and have a suitable environment, for example, succulents and pathos are very forgiving and need little care, making them ideal for beginners. However, it still requires consistent attention to watering.

  Light and soil. Some people may struggle at first with issues like over watering or pests.

  But with some basic knowledge and patience, almost anyone can enjoy a small indoor garden.

• Why do some people like to grow plants?

  There are several reasons why people like to grow plants. Firstly, it is a very therapeutic activity. The routine of watering and caring for a living thing relieves stress.

  Secondly, having green plants beautify the home and creates a calming atmosphere, many also enjoy the sense of achievement they get.

  When they see new leaves or flowers blooming, fundamentally, it’s a simple way to bring a piece of nature into an urban life.

• Why do some people prefer to grow their own fruits and vegetables instead of buying them from the market?

  Some people prefer homegrown produce because it guarantees absolute freshness and safety. They know exactly what goes into the soil, avoiding harmful pesticides and chemicals. The flavor of a sun ripened tomato picks straight from the vine, is far superior to anything from a supermarket.

  Moreover, the process of growing food is deeply satisfying. It is a hobby that provides both physical exercise and a tangible reward. It also helps cut down on grocery bills and reduces packaging waste, which is a big plus for eco conscious individuals.

• Do you think students should learn to grow plant?

  Yes, I think it’s very beneficial. Growing plants teaches responsibility and patience. It also connects students with nature and science in China.

  Many schools now have small gardens for students. It’s a great hands on way to learn about life and the environment.

有趣视频

Questions:

• What kind of videos do people in your country like to watch?

  In China, short entertainment videos like comedy skits and dance challenges are hugely popular across all ages additionally.

  Practical how to videos, especially about cooking and study tips, attract a massive audience, travel logs documenting beautiful scenery around China also have a dedicated following.

• Which is more helpful, watching videos or reading books?

  Both have their strengths. Watching videos is excellent for learning, practical visual skills quickly, like cooking or fixing something, reading books, however, is much better for developing, deep understanding, critical thinking and imagination. I personally prefer reading for learning.

  But I use videos when I need a quick demonstration.

• What skills can people learn from watching videos?

  People can learn countless skills from videos on a practical level, cooking day y home repairs.

  And makeup techniques are hugely popular on the professional level.

  Many people use online videos to learn programming, graphic design and even foreign languages.

• Are there any differences between the videos that young people and old people like to watch?

  Yes, there are notable differences. Young people tend to watch fast paced, trendy content like gaming, pop music and comedy, older people, on the other hand, often prefer videos about health tips, traditional opera and news about current events. However, cooking and travel videos seem to be universally enjoyed.

• Are there any differences between the videos that young men and young women like to watch?

  Yes, there are differences. Young men tend to be drawn to competitive gaming, sports highlights, and tech gadget reviews. Young women often prefer beauty tutorials, fashion halls, and daily lifestyle logs a that said both genders widely enjoy comedy sketches, cute pet videos and food content.

  So the gap is narrowing.

• What makes a video go viral online?

  A video goes viral when it triggers very strong emotions, like extreme laughter, shock, or even tears, it usually has a short and catchy format.

  That’s easy for viewers to consume and share instantly also riding the wave of a current trending topic.

  We’re having a clever hook greatly boosts its spreading once the algorithm picks up high early engagement. It’s nobles.

在团队中工作

Questions:

• Why do some people prefer to work by themselves?

  Some people simply focus better when they are alone and working alone means they can control the pace and method entirely without having to compromise or attend meetings. Also, some tasks like creative writing or deep analysis are often better done in solitude.

• What should a leader do to make team members want to follow him or her?

  A good leader should have a clear vision that inspires the team and makes people feel their work has meaning. They should also lead, by example, and not ask others to do anything they wouldn’t do themselves. Most importantly, they need to genuinely care about their team members growth and well being, which builds deep trusty.

• Should students learn to do group work?

  Yes, I absolutely believe students should learn to work in groups in China group projects are becoming more common in schools and they really prepare students for the real world where teamwork is essential, it helps them develop communication skills. Learn to deal with different opinions and understand how to divide tasks efficiently.

• What group tasks are there in schools?

  In Chinese schools. Common group tasks include cleaning the classroom together, which teaches responsibility in class. Students often do group presentations or science projects also during sports days and arts festivals.

  Students work in teams to prepare performances or compete.

• What advantages are there for students experiencing teamwork at school?

  Teamwork at school teaches students how to communicate clearly and listen to others’ ideas. It helps them learn to divide tasks based on strengths, which improves efficiency. They also learn to handle disagreements and compromise. These are all essential skills for the future workplace and social life.

• How can you tell if a person is a good leader?

  A good leader listens more than they speak, they take responsibility when things go wrong and share credit, when things go, wellpeople trust them and voluntarily follow, not because of their title, but because they feel safe and valued, a good leader also stays calm under pressure and makes everyone feel they are working toward a shared goal.

  Not just taking orders.

早起经历

Questions:

• Do you know anyone who likes to get up early?

  Yes, my grandfather is an early riser. He wakes up at 5:30 every morning without fail even in winter, he goes to the park to practice tai chi with his friends and he says the fresh morning air is the best.

• Why do people get up early?

  People get up early for many practical reasons. Some do it for work or school, because their schedules demanded, others choose to wake up early to exercise, meditate, or have some peaceful time before the day’s rush.

• What kinds of occasions do people need to arrive early?

  People need to arrive early for formal occasions like job interviews and exams.

  Where being late is unacceptable. Early arrival is also important for flights and trains even in social situations like weddings. It’s polite to be there early to help or greet the hosts.

• Why do some people like to stay up late?

  Some people are simply more productive and creative at night when the world is quiet.

  And there are no interruptions, others stay up late just because they’ve gotten into a bad habit of scrolling through their phones in bed, which is hard to stop.

• Is it good to arrive early in any situation?

  Not at all ah in some casual situations.

  Arriving a little late is socially acceptable and even expected. However, for formal occasions, like business meetings or weddings being early is definitely better. It really depends on the context.

• What kind of people like getting up early?

  People who are disciplined and health conscious like getting up early, many of them enjoy the quiet morning atmosphere for exercise.

  Or meditation. Also older people tend to wake up early due to habit or lighter sleep.

  Some ambitious people use the morning to plan their day.

去过的无聊的地方

Questions:

• Why do most children think education is boring?

  Many children find school boring because it often involves sitting still for long hours and just listening passively when the curriculum feels irrelevant to their daily lives or interests.

  Motivation drops in China, the heavy emphasis on exam preparation from an early age can also make learning feel like a stressful duty.

• Why aren’t young people willing to listen to the experiences of older people?

  I think some young people feel that older generation’s experiences are outdated, andno longer applicable. Today, the world is changing so fast, that advice from 30 years ago can seem irrelevant.

  Also, young people often want to discover things on their own rather than being told what to do.

• What can people do when they feel bored?

  When feeling bored, people can try picking up a new hobby like drawing or baking to stimulate their mind at physical activities like going for a run.

  Or a bike ride can also help break the dullness sometimes simply reaching out to a friend for a chat is the best cure.

• Why are some teachers’ class boring? Are there any solutions?

  Some classes feel boring because the teaching style is too one sided.

  With teachers just reading from textbooks without any interaction, the content may also seem irrelevant to students, daily lives, which kills motivation to fix this. Teachers could use more group activities and real life examples to make lessons engaging modern technology like short videos, where interactive quizzes can also help.

  Most importantly, when teachers show genuine passion and care about students, even a simple topic can become fascinating.

去过的喜欢的城市

Questions:

• Which is more suitable for young people, urban life or rural life, and which is more suitable for old people?

  I think urban life is generally better for young people, because cities offer more career opportunities and exciting social activities for older people. However, rural life can be more suitable due to the peaceful environment and fresh air, but of course it depends on personal preferences.

• How do people choose a city to travel to?

  People usually choose a city to travel to based on several factors. They might be drawn by famous landmarks.

  For scenery, they’ve seen online budget, travel time and personal interests like food or history play a big role recommendations from friends.

  And social media are also very influential.

• Do you think a tourist city is also a good place to live? Why?

  Not necessarily while a tourist city might have good infrastructure and beautiful scenery.

  Living there long term could mean dealing with crowds, high prices and the transient community. It really depends on whether the city has a balanced local life beyond just tourist attractions.

• Do most people prefer to travel in a modern city or a historical city?

  In China, I think the trend is shifting while historical cities like Xi’an and Beijing have always been popular for their cultural richness.

  Modern cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen are now attracting more young visitors for their fashion, nightlife and innovative atmosphere.

喜欢或不喜欢的高建筑「邪21」

Questions:

• Are there many tall buildings in your country?

  Yes, there are many tall buildings in Chinese cities, especially in major ones like Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou over the past 20 years.

  Rapid urbanization has LED to a building boom, and skyscrapers have become a symbol of modern China.

• What are the differences between those tall buildings in your country?

  Tall buildings in China vary in many ways. The most obvious difference is architectural style. Older ones are often boxy and plain.

  While newer skyscrapers feature futuristic, twisting shapes, their functions also differ. Some are purely offices.

  Others mix hotels, malls and observation decks additionally hide restrictions in historical cities like Beijing create a very different skyline from the dense high rises of Shenzhen or Shanghai.

• Why are different places laid out and designed differently?

  I think different places are designed differently because people’s lifestyles, culture, and environment vary a lot. For example, crowded cities often have tall buildings and convenient public transport systems to save space while suburban areas usually have larger houses and wider roads.

  Because people rely more on cars, climate is another important factor in hot regions.

  Buildings are designed to stay cool and allow better air flow.

  Whereas colder places focus more on keeping heat inside besides that.

  Some cities preserve traditional architecture to protect their culture.

  While modern cities prefer futuristic designs to show economic growth and innovation.

• What are the advantages of living in tall buildings?

  Living in tall buildings offers great views and more sunlight. It’s quieter on higher floors.

  Away from street noise, tall buildings also often have better security and modern facilities like gyms or rooftop gardens. They are usually inconvenient city locations, too.

• Why do some people like to remodel and decorate their homes themselves?

  Some people enjoy the creative process of designing their own space. It’s cheaper than hiring a professional designer. Also they can make the home exactly match their personal taste, taste and lifestyle. Diy gives a great sense of achievement and makes the house feel more like a real home.

• What kind of interior design style do most people like?

  In China, most young people nowadays prefer a modern, minimalist style. They like clean lines, neutral colors like white, gray and beige and open spaces, some also like a warm Scandinavian style with wooden furniture and plants. Older generations might prefer a more luxurious or classic style with dark wood and heavy furniture.

想有空时去旅游的地方

Questions:

• Why do you think some people choose not to travel abroad?

  I think several reasons hold people back from traveling abroad. Firstly, financial constraints are a major factor. International trips are simply too expensive for many.

  Secondly, language barriers and the fear of navigating a foreign country alone cause anxiety in China.

  Some people, especially from the older generation, also simply preferred domestic destinations which already offer diverse and rich travel experiences.

• Do you think a gap period in life is important?

  I absolutely believe a gap period can be extremely valuable. It allows people to step out of the fast paced track of school or work and truly think about what they want in China. This idea is still relatively new, but is slowly gaining acceptance among younger generations who want to volunteer travel or develop new skills before committing to the next stage of life.

喜欢的现场体育赛事「邪21」

Questions:

• Why do some people like to watch sports events?

  Some people love watching sports because it brings them excitement and a sense of escape from daily life.

  Cheering for a team also gives them a feeling of belonging and community. Moreover, appreciating the athletes, skill and the unpredictable nature of competition makes it truly entertaining.

• Where do people normally watch sports events?

  People watch sports events in many places. The most traditional is at the actual stadium or arena, where they can soak in the live atmosphere and home on TV is the most common and comfortable choice. Sports bars and restaurants are also popular.

  Offering big screens and the social environment. Increasingly, people just watch on their phones or laptops wherever they are.

• What are the advantages of watching sports events online?

  Watching sports online is flexible and convenient, you can watch anytime and anywhere.

  Even on the way to work, it also allows you to pause replay or watch highlights.

  So you never miss a key moment. Moreover, online platforms often offer multiple camera angles and commentary options.

• What sports matches are suitable for children to attend?

  Children’s sports matches should be safe. Easy to understand and not too long. For example, regular season, basketball or football games are suitable, because the rules are simple. Swimming and gymnastics events are also good choices.

  As they are visually engaging family, friendly atmospheres like those at daytime tennis matches.

  Make children feel welcome.

• Why do some people spend a lot going to other countries to watch sports events?

  Going to another country for a sports event is about the unique atmosphere. It’s not just a game, it’s a pilgrimage.

  They want to feel the culture of the sport in its home plus combining travel with their passion, makes it a once in a lifetime experience. They feel it’s worth the high cost for such a special memory.

• What sports games are popular in your country?

  Basketball and table tennis are extremely popular. Badminton and soccer also have massive followings in winter.

  Many people enjoy watching figure skating is sports tournaments, especially for games, like league of legends now attract huge audiences and are even considered sports.

特别场合的食物

Questions:

• Why are there special foods on special occasions or events?

  Special foods exist on occasions because they carry symbolic meanings that connect people to tradition and shared values. For example.

  Eating noodles on birthdays in China represents the wish for a long life. These foods also strengthen a sense of belonging.

  As ever when eating the same dish during a festival feels part of a larger community additionally in the past.

  Many special foods were made with ingredients that were scarce or expensive.

  So reserving them for celebrations made the event feel truly extraordinary and rewarding.

• What are the differences between everyday food and festival food?

  Everyday food is usually simple quick to prepare and focused on nutrition and convenience, think stir fried vegetables with rice, or bowl of noodles, festival food, in contrast, is much more elaborate in both ingredients and preparation. It often involves expensive or symbolic components like whole fish, roasted meats or special pastries, appearance and presentation matter greatly for festivals.

  With dishes arranged beautifully to show respecting. Moreover, festival food carries deep cultural meaning while everyday food is just for fueling the body, the quantity is also different festival tables are often overflowing with dishes as a sign of abundance and generosity.

• Are there any differences between the food people eat today and the food people ate in the past?

  Yes, significant differences existed. Today.

  Food is much more diverse, thanks to global trade and modern logistics.

  We can eat fresh strawberries in winter or exotic fruits from southeast Asia, which was unimaginable in the past.

  Convenience is another key change. More people rely on precooked meals or food delivery rather than cooking from scratch. However, some worry that today’s food contains more additives and less natural flavor, leading to a recent revival of interest in organic and traditional cooking. In contrast, in the past, diets were plainer, more seasonal and mostly homegrown or locally saucy.

  Food was simpler, but perhaps healthier and more cherished.

• Do people today prefer eating at home or in a restaurant?

  I think people nowadays have a good mix. Young people eat out quite often for convenience and socializing, but many also prefer eating at home, especially families with children. Because it’s healthier and more affordable. It really depends on the occasion and mood.

擅长学习和说语言的人「邪21」

Questions:

• Are there many people who can speak foreign languages in your country?

  In China, the number is growing fast, especially among younger generations, English is a compulsory subject in school.

  So many people have basic knowledge in big cities. You can find quite a few people who are fluent. However, in rural or older communities, fluent speakers are still relatively uncommon.

• Does speaking other languages help at work?

  Yes, absolutely. It opens doors to international business.

  Collaborations and promotions, for example, in China, knowing English can lead to better job.

  Opportunities in multinational companies, even if your job is local, being multilingual might let you handle overseas clients, and thus raise your income.

• Do people learn any languages other than English?

  Yes, of coursewhile English is the most common focus, many people also learn Japanese and korean, inspired by pop culture like anime and k pop, French, German and Spanish are also popular choices for those who plan to study in Europe.

  Recently, interest in Arabic and Russian for business opportunities has also groaning.

• Why is it easier for children to learn new things than for adults?

  Kids’ brains are simply more flexible and sponge like they absorb sounds, accents, and patterns naturally before the critical period for language, development ends more than biology.

  Kids are fearless, they aren’t afraid to make mistakes and look silly while chatting, which speeds up. The learning process. Also, they have fewer responsibilities. So they can fully immerse themselves, whereas adults are always distracted by life.

• How do people learn new things?

  People learn new things through various methods. Formal education is a key way.

  With step by step lessons, nowadays, many use online platforms and videos for self paced learning, mentor ship, and learning from a more experienced person also works well. And the oldest method of all just learning by doing and making mistakes is still the most direct way.

• What is the most important thing for learning a language well?

  I think the most important thing is consistent practice and not being afraid to make mistakes. You need to use the language every day.

  Even just for a few minutes, also having a strong motivation like living abroad or loving the culture, keeps you going when it gets hard.

喜欢拜访但不想住的家「邪21」

Questions:

• Do Chinese people like to visit others’ homes?

  Yes, visiting each other’s homes is a very common and important social activity in China. It is seen as a sign of a close relationship.

  People usually bring a small gift like fruit or tea. The host will prepare a nice meal and make the guest feel comfortable. It’s a warm way to strengthen friendships.

• What do Chinese people do when they visit others?

  When Chinese people visit others, they usually bring a small gift like fruit to wear a bottle of wine, the host often serves tea and snacks.

  And they might chat for a while. If the visit is around mealtime, the host will typically prepare a big meal before leaving.

  The guest will politely thank the hostess.

• What kind of place do people in your country like to live in?

  In China, most people prefer to live in an apartment or flat in a convenient city location, young people like to be close to public transport.

  Shops and entertainment families with children often want to live near good schools, clean and safe communities with parks are also very desirable.

• What’s the difference between homes in cities and those in the countryside?

  City homes are usually apartments in tall buildings, they are smaller but closer to work.

  Shops and schools, countryside homes are often bigger, sometimes with a yard.

  And the garden they are quieter and have fresher air. However, countryside homes like many modern conveniences found in cities.

• What kind of gifts do people bring when they visit others?

  In China, people usually bring practical gifts like fruits, milk, or tea. If visiting someone’s home for the first time, a nice bottle of wine or a gift box of health supplements is common. Children often receive red envelopes with money during festivals, the gift should not be too expensive where the host may feel pressure.

• How often do you visit your relatives of friends?

  I visit my close relatives, like my grandparents at least once a month for other relatives.

  We usually gather during festivals and holidays.

  Like the Spring Festival, friends, I meet every week or two for dinner, it all depends on how busy life gets.

使用电子设备碰到的问题

Questions:

• Why are people keen on buying new electronic devices?

  People like new electronic devices because they offer better performance and cool features, there is also a social pressure to keep up.

  As having the latest phone is seen as trendy. Companies make devices feel outdated quickly.

  So consumers feel the need to upgrade it.

• What impact do electronic devices have on people?

  Electronic devices make life very convenient, we can work, study and shop online, smartphones help us stay connected with family and friends. However, spending too much time on devices can harm our health, it may cause eye strain and reduce time for real world socializing.

  And exercise.

最近看过的电视/网络节目

Questions:

• What are the differences between the TV programs young people like to watch and those old people like to watch?

  Young people tend to like exciting fast paced shows like talent competitions, reality TV and trendy dramas with pop idols. Old people prefer slower.

  More traditional programs such as historical dramas, opera performances and news broadcasts. They also enjoy health and family themed shows.

• What makes a popular TV or online program?

  A popular show usually has relatable content that triggers emotions, strong host personalities, where star guests attract attention, high quality production helps. But the most important factor is providing a topic for people to discuss. If everyone talks about it, more people will watch it.

• What kinds of TV or online programs are popular in your country?

  In China, reality shows and talent competitions are extremely popular, especially among young people, historical and fantasy dramas always have a large audience. Short video programs on platforms like du yan are also a major.

  And food and travel documentaries remain a favorite for family viewing.

推荐旅行过的地方

Questions:

• Where do people in your country often go for holidays?

  In China, people often go to famous scenic spots like mountains, beaches or historical cities for holidays, places like Sanya, Yanan and Beijing are very popular. Younger people might prefer modern cities like Shanghai, or Chengdu for food and shopping, some enjoy off the beaten path destinations for a unique experience.

• Where do young people in your country often go for holidays?

  Young people in China often travel to trendy cities like Chengdu, Changsha or Chongqing for amazing food and vibrant nightlife, seaside destinations like Sanya and Xi’an are popular for relaxing, many also love cultural trips to places like Lijiang or to bad to take beautiful photos and escape city pressure.

• What is the ideal length for a holiday?

  The ideal holiday length depends on the travel distance for a short trip nearby.

  A weekend is enough for a long distance domestic trip.

  About 5 to 7 days is perfectly for international travel. Most people need at least 10 days. It should be long enough to relax, butnot too long to get tired.

• How do people usually plan holidays?

  People usually plan holidays by first deciding on the destination and budget.

  Then they book transport and accommodation online, many read travel guides and reviews on apps to decide what to see and need some prepare a detailed itinerary.

  While others just go with the flow.

• Is it important to plan a holiday ahead?

  Yes, planning ahead is very important. First, it usually saves money, flights, and hotels are much cheaper when booked in events. Second, popular attractions often require reservations.

  Sometimes weeks ahead without a plan, you might miss out or waste time queuing. A good plan makes a holiday less stressful.

• How do people decide when to travel?

  People usually decide based on holiday schedules and budget, public holidays like national day are popular for travel. They also check social media for trending death.

  Destinations, flight deals or hotel discounts can also trigger a decision. France recommendations play a big role too.

名人出演的广告

Questions:

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of advertisements?

  Advertisements have pros and cons. The advantage is they inform us about new products and help us make choices. They also provide Free content on many platforms. The disadvantage is they can be misleading or annoying. Too many ads interrupt our experience. Some ads also create unrealistic desires and make people buy things they don’t need.

• Why are many advertisements endorsed by celebrities? How useful are they?

  Celebrities are used in ads because people trust and admire them when a famous person recommends something.

  Fans want to follow. It also makes the brand easier to remember the ads are useful to attract attention.

  But ultimately the product must be good. If the product disappoints, the stars reputation also suffers.

• What is the most important factor in an advertisement?

  The most important factor is honesty and clarity. Good ads should tell the truth and show the products real benefits. Also, the creative idea matters a lot. An idea must grab attention quickly finally targeting the right audience is key.

  Even the best ID fails if it reaches people who aren’t interested.

• Why are some advertisements boring?

  Some ads are boring because they repeat basic Information without creativity, others use click slogans or over exaggerate, which people don’t believe. Also, if an ID doesn’t understand its audience or shows irrelevant content, it will definitely bore viewers.

• Is advertising important for a company? Why?

  Yes, advertising is crucial for a company. It builds brand awareness, so customers know your product exists. Good advertising also shapes the brand’s image and makes it look trustworthy without it.

  Even a great product might fail. It’s the main way to attract new customers and grow sales.

• Which is more effective, online advertising or offline advertising?

  Online advertising is generally more effective today, because it can target specific groups precisely. You can also track the data and see exactly how many people clicked.

  Or body. However, offline ads like billboards still work well for building mass trustee. So they are often used together.

遇到的科技问题

Questions:

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of Al?

  AI has many advantages, it increases efficiency and automates boring tasks. It also processes massive, data fast and can personalize services. However, there are disadvantages, it may reduce job opportunities and creates ethical problems. People also worry about data privacy and over reliance on AI systems.

• Do you think people today should learn about AI technology?

  Yes, I believe everyone should have basic knowledge of AI. It is becoming a fundamental tool like the internet.

  Understanding how AI works, helps people use it wisely and avoid being misleaded. Even a simple understanding can open more job, opportunities and help people adapt to the future.

• Should children learn to use AI?

  I think children should learn the basics of using AI as a tool. It can help them with personalized learning and exploring hobbies.

  Like using AI for drawing or composing music. However, they must first develop fundamental skills like reading and logical thinking. Ai should be a tool, not a replacement for basic learning.

• How can AI help in our lives?

  AI helps us in many daily ways. It powers, smart assistants like voice commands in health care.

  It helps doctors diagnose diseases. It provides personalized recommendations on shopping and video platforms. It can also translate languages in real time time.

• Do you think students are overly reliant on AI?

  Yes, many students are overly reliant on AI. They use it to write essays and solve math problems without thinking. Instead of a learning tool, it can become a shortcut to cheat. This weakens their ability to think independently, and solve problems. The boundary between help and dependency is very blurred.

• What can teachers do to stop students relying too much on AI?

  Teachers can design more in class writing tasks that must be done by hand. They can also assign oral presentations where students must answer follow up questions, creating tasks that require personal experience prevents AI use also explaining the value of honest work is more important than just banning.

重要的河流/湖泊「邪21」

Questions:

• Are rivers and lakes important to a country?

  Absolutely, rivers and lakes are crucial. They supply fresh water for drinking and farming, support, transport and trade and generate clean electricity. They are also home to diverse wildlife. In short, the survival of a nation depends heavily on its waterways.

• What are the popular water sports in your country?

  Rafting and kayaking are very popular in mountainous areas with rapid rivers in coastal cities and big lakes.

  Sailing and wind surfing are common hobbies recently stand up paddle boarding has also become a trendy activity. Also dragon boat racing is a beloved traditional water sport, especially during the Dragon Boat Festival.

• Are rivers and lakes good for transport? Why?

  Yes, for transporting heavy and bulky goods. Waterways are ideal compared to roads and railways.

  Ships produce lower carbon emissions per tanning for cities with a network of canals like Suzhou.

  River transport is also a charming tourist feature. However, water transport is relatively slow.

• How do rivers and lakes affect local tourism?

  Rivers and lakes greatly boost tourism, they create beautiful natural landscapes that attract visitors for sightseeing and photography. Waterfront areas often develop into entertainment districts with cruises, restaurants and nightlife in China, places like West Lake.

  And the li Jing river bring huge tourism income to local areas.

• Do you think rivers and lakes attract tourists?

  Absolutely, rivers and lakes are major tourist attractions. People are naturally drawn to water, whether it’s a famous lake like west Lake where a dramatic river gorge, water, landscapes, offer relaxation and great photo opportunities. Many cities are famous simply because of a beautiful river running through them.

• How can rivers and lakes benefit local people?

  Rivers and lakes benefit local people in many ways, they supply water for daily life and farming. Fishermen make a living on them, cool breezes from the water moderate the local climate and make summers more bearable. Moreover, a beautiful waterfront often becomes a Free public leisure area for everyone to exercise and relax.

包含动物的故事或书

Questions:

• Should schools teach children about animals?

  Yes, absolutely. Teaching about animals helps children develop empathy and respect for other living beings. It is also a gateway to broader science, education, like biology and environmental protection. Moreover, learning about animals satisfies children’s natural curiosity about the world, and makes learning genuinely interesting.

• Some people think pets should not be kept in cities. What do you think?

  I don’t entirely agree PETS like small dogs and cats are completely fine in cities.

  If owners are responsible, but keeping very large or exotic animals in apartments is problematic due to limited space and safety risks.

  I think the focus should be on responsible pet ownership, not a total ban.

• Many people regard pets as members of their family. What do you think?

  I completely understand this feeling PETS give unconditional love. Never argue.

  And are always there to greet you. They truly become a source of emotional support.

  Just like a family member in modern society where people may feel lonely, a pet is often a child or a best friend.

• Do many people keep pets in your country?

  Yes. Pet ownership has become extremely common in China, especially in cities, many young people keep cats or dogs for companionship. The older generation often keeps birds or fishy. I read that the pet industry in China is is now worth billions.

• What are the advantages of keeping a pet?

  Keeping a pet has many advantages. First, it is a great companion that reduces feelings of loneliness.

  Second, dogs encourage owners to go outside and exercise regularly, also interacting with PETS has been proven to lower stress and blood pressure taking.

  Care of a pet also teaches children responsibility.

• Why do people always tell children stories with animals?

  Telling stories with animals is very effective, children find animal characters more approachable, and less threatening than human adults. Also using animals allows storytellers to teach moral lessons.

  In a gentle and symbolic way, a lazy pig or a clever rabbit is easier for a child to understand it.

别人帮助解决问题

Questions:

• How important is it for schools to help children become smarter?

  I think it is extremely important. Schools shouldn’t just fill students’ heads with facts. The true goal is to teach them how to think critically solve problems and adapt to a complex world. A smarter child isn’t just one who knows more, but one who can ask good questions. So developing Intelligence is school’s core mission.

保护环境的法律

Questions:

• What kinds of rules do schools in China have?

  In China, schools have many rules, students must wear uniforms every day they cannot bring mobile phones into classrooms, running in hallways is strictly forbidden. Also, students must arrive on time.

  And doing homework is compulsory. These rules are meant to ensure safety and discipline.

• Do you think school rules are important?

  Yes, school rules are definitely important without rules, a school would be chaotic, they help students learn self discipline and create a safe environment forever whining also good rules teach respect for for others and prepare students for social norms in the future workplace.

• Are children unhappy with the school rules?

  Yes, many children do feel unhappy about certain rules, for example, strict uniform rules or banning mobile phones completely can be frustrating at a young age.

  They want more freedom. However, as they grow older, they usually understand the reasons behind these rules.

• What are the rules people should obey at work?

  At work.

  People should be punctual, meet deadlines and respect colleagues. Confidentiality is also very important. Leaking company. Information is not allowed in many.

  Companies dressing professionally is also a basic rule following these helps build a good culture.

• What is the purpose of punishment?

  The purpose of punishment is not to make people suffer, it is to teach people right from wrong. Punishment should Guide behavior changer for children.

  It sets clear boundaries for adults, it maintains social order without punishment rules would be meaningless.

• How can parents and teachers help children understand and follow rules?

  Parents and teachers can first explain the reasons behind rules in the way children can understand it, setting a good example themselves is crucial because children learn most by watching adults using positive reinforcement, like praise or small rewards when they follow rules.

  Is much more effective than harsh punishment above all being consistent and fair helps children internalize rules.

  As something meaningful, not just orders to obey.

很久没收到回复的信息

Questions:

• When do people spend a long time responding to others’ messages?

  People usually take a long time when the message requires a complex answer, like giving career advice or solving a problem. Also, if someone is very busy or emotionally overwhelmed, they might read it, but need time to think it. Sometimes social anxiety makes people over think their reply.

• In what situations do people not respond to messages right away?

  In many situations, when they are driving or in a meeting, it’s not safe or polite when they feel the message is not urgent.

  They might wait. And also, if someone is emotionally upset, they may need space before replying. Some people simply dislike testing and prefer to talk in person.

• What would you do if you haven’t received a reply after sending out a message?

  If it’s urgent, I would send a polite follow up message or try to call them. If it’s not urgent.

  I would just wait, people get busy. I don’t take it too personally. Sometimes messages get buried under a pile of notifications.

• Why do some people prefer sending a message instead of making a call?

  Some people prefer texting because it gives them time to think and edit their words. They may feel anxious on phone calls. Also a message can be read at the receivers convenience, it’s less disruptive, especially in the busy or quiet environment.

• How do you show your respect in your message?

  I show respect by using polite greetings and the person’s proper title. I try to be clear and concise, so I don’t waste their time. I also respond in a timely manner. If if I disagree, I express my opinion, gently a sincere tone and a simple.

  Thank you always show respect.

• Why do some people feel angry when others don’t reply to their message?

  People feel angry because a non reply can feel like rejection. They may think the other person is deliberately ignoring them. It’s especially frustrating when the message is important or urgent. Also, in this age of instant communication, people expect quick responses, silence creates anxiety and a sense of disrespect.

去过的无聊地方「邪21」

Questions:

• Why do some young people feel bored when talking with old people?

  Young people often think the topics old people talk about are outdated. They might also find the slow pace of conversation, boring. Also old people tend to repeat stories and give unwanted advice, which makes young people feel they are being lectured.

• Do most people think news about celebrities is boring?

  I think a lot of people find celebrity gossip boring. Now it often feels repetitive and irrelevant to real life. However, if a celebrity is involved in the big scandal, it still grabs attention, but most just scroll past it quickly.

长远志向

Questions:

• What kinds of ambitions do people have?

  People have all kinds of ambitions. Some are career oriented, like wanting to become aceo or a famous scientist. Some are personal, like running a marathon or writing a book. Others have financial ambitions, such as buying a house or achieving financial freedom. Many also have ambitions to help society.

• What’s the importance of having ambition?

  Ambition is the engine that drives people forwarded without it. Life can feel directionless and dull. Ambition gives people a reason to get up early and work hard. It helps.

  Them overcome difficulties and grow. Having ambition means having hope and hope keeps people alive and motivated.

• What are the advantages of feeling ambitious towards your work?

  Feeling ambitious at work pushes you to do more than just a minimum. You actively look for ways to improve and take on challenges, which leads to faster promotion. It also makes daily work more meaningful instead of just completing tasks.

  You feel like you are building something valuable for your future.

• Do you think children should have ambitions?

  Yes, I think children should have ambitions. It gives them something to work towards and helps them develop a sense of purpose. A child who dreams of being a doctor or astronaut will naturally study harder, but the ambition should come from their heart, not be forced by parents.

• Why should parents encourage children to have ambitions?

  Encouraging ambitions helps children build confidence and self belief. It teaches them to set goals and work hard for them. Children with ambitions are often more positive and less likely to give up easily. It also opens conversations between parents and children about the future, which strengthens the relationship.

• Do you think parents should stop children from thinking too big?

  I don’t think parents should stop children from thinking. big dreams are a source of passion and creativity instead of discouraging them.

  Parents should Guide children to break big dreams into small, achievable steps. The feeling of anything is possible is precious and should be protected.

改变重要想法

Questions:

• When do most children begin to have their own opinions?

  Children usually start forming their own opinions around age four or five at this age.

  They begin to say no and ask why by primary school, they can express clear preferences for food, clothes and activities. In teenage years, they develop stronger and more independent views on life.

• Do children communicate more with teachers or with parents?

  Younger children tend to communicate more with parents because they depend on them. However, teenagers often share more with teachers or friends. They may feel parents don’t understand them. Also they spend a lot of time at school.

  So teachers become important mentors in their daily lives.

• Whose opinions are more important to children, their parents’ or teachers’?

  It really depends on the child’s age for young children. Parents’ opinions are usually the most important, because they provide a sense of security. But as children grow older, especially in their teenage years, teachers and friends opinions often start to matter more. They spend more time at school and want to gain approval from people outside the family.

• Who do most young people like to share opinions with?

  I think most young people prefer to share their opinions with close friends rather than family members or teachers. The main reason is that people of a similar age usually have shared in interests, similar experiences and comparable ways of thinking.

  So it’s easier for them to understand each other.

  Also, many young people are worried about being judged, were criticized by older generations, especially when talking about sensitive topics like relationships, career choices or personal values. Friends often provide emotional support instead of giving lectures, which makes conversations feel more relaxed and comfortable. At the same time, social media has also become an important place for young people to express their opinions, public directly and interact with others online.

想要颁布的环保法律

Questions:

• How does technology affect the law?

  Technology has transformed both the creation and enforcement of law on the enforcement side. Surveillance cameras, facial recognition and big data help police solve crimes much faster in court.

  Digital evidence is now central. However, technology also creates new crimes like online fraud, which forces the law to constantly update.

• What kinds of rules do schools in China have?

  Do you want me to skip this one since we already covered it earlier? Question, 175.

  Or would you like a different angle this time? Let me provide a slightly different response focusing on high school rules.

• Will there be a law that is universally accepted?

  No, I don’t think there will ever be a law that everyone on earth agrees with it. Laws are based on culture, religion, and history, which vary too much. What is a basic human right in one country might be unacceptable in another, even within one country?

  People argue endlessly about laws.

• What environmental laws does your country already have?

  China already has several important environmental laws. The environmental protection law is the most fundamental one. There is also the air pollution control law and the water pollution control law. Recently, a law on waste sorting was implemented.

  In many cities, the ban on Free disposable plastic bags has also been in place for over a decade.

• What are the rules people should obey at work?

  At work.

  People should be punctual, meet deadlines and respect colleagues. Confidentiality is also very important. Leaking company. Information is not allowed in many.

  Companies dressing professionally is also a basic rule following these helps build a good culture.

• What is the purpose of punishment?

  The purpose of punishment is not to make people suffer, it is to teach people right from wrong. Punishment should Guide behavior changer for children.

  It sets clear boundaries for adults, it maintains social order without punishment rules would be meaningless.

近期改变

Questions:

• Do you think it is good to change one’s daily routine?

  I think changing your daily routine occasionally is very healthy. A fixed routine can become boring and kill creativity by making small changes.

  Like taking a different route to work or trying a new hobby, you stimulate your brain and stay more engaged.

  It also helps you adapt to unexpected situations better. So a little variety keeps life fresh and exciting.

• Do you think it is good to change jobs?

  Changing jobs can be very beneficial if done for the right reasons it can lead to higher pay new skills and a fresh environment, staying in one position to long sometimes limits growth.

  However, switching too often makes you look unreliable. So it’s good. When you have learned all you can and need a new Challenge to keep growing.

• Is it good for people to get a job promotion?

  Getting a promotion is generally positive. It usually means more money and recognition, which boosts motivation and self esteem. However, promotions often come with much higher pressure and longer hours. If someone is not ready.

  It can lead to burnout. So it’s good only when the person truly wants the new responsibilities.

• Do people often make plans around their regular routines?

  Yes, people often do routines, provide a natural structure.

  So they plan errands and social events around work and meal times. For example.

  People schedule meetings during office hours and gym sessions after work, even leisure activities like watching shows are planned for evenings, plans revolve around what’s already fixed in their daily schedule.

• Who tend to change their daily routine more, young people or old people?

  Young people definitely change their routines. More often, their lives are less settled with new jobs, relationships, and social activities constantly shifting. They are also more open to trying new things, older people value stability, and their bodies are used to a fixed rhythm change for them can feel disruptive rather than exciting.

当地新闻

Questions:

• Do people read the newspaper where you live?

  Physical newspapers are rarely read now, especially among young people most get news from apps like Taobao or work at.

  Feeds. However, some older people still keep the habit of reading a paper copy in the morning, but overall digital news has almost completely replaced traditional newspapers where I live.

• Do people prefer local or international news?

  It depends on the person. Most ordinary people care more about local news because it directly affects their daily life.

  Like transport and policies. However, younger and more educated people follow international news closely, too, especially about technology and global events, local news feels practical.

  While international news provides a broader world view.

• Do you think it’s important to have a national identity?

  Yes, I think having a national identity is important, it gives people a sense of belonging and shared history in a globalized world.

  It helps preserve unique cultures and traditions. It also unites citizens during crises like natural disasters. However, it should not turn into extreme nationalism that rejects everything foreign.

• How can people develop their national identity?

  People can develop national identity by learning history and understanding the sacrifices made by past generations.

  Participating in traditional festivals and cultural activities also deepens the connection traveling within the country and appreciating its diverse landscape helps too.

  Most importantly, contributing to the community through small daily acts makes you feel truly part of the nation.

遇到困难终成功的人

Questions:

• In your country, what industry is it easier to be successful in?

  In China, I think the technology and internet industry offers the most opportunities for success. Right now, the market is huge.

  And there is strong government support, e commerce, short videos, and AI are booming. However, competition is extremely fierce. So you still need innovation and hard work.

• What’s the difference between ordinary people and successful people?

  Ordinary people often do what is required.

  While successful people go the extra mile, successful people are also more willing to take risks and learn from failure. They tend to have a clearer vision and stronger self discipline. Most importantly, they don’t wait for opportunities, they create them.

• What are the factors leading to people’s success?

  Many factors lead to success, hard work and persistence are the foundation, because without them, talent is wasted, good timing and luck.

  Also play a part like being in the right industry at the right time, strong social connections and family support often open doors. However, the most crucial factor is the ability to learn and adapt quickly.