Dear Jack，

     How is everything going with you?

      I am happy to hear that you will visit China. As we all know, different countries have different manners and customs. Here are some of ways of life in China. Please follow them.

     First, you must walk on the right side of the road when you are in China because the traffic keeps to the right. Second, you should say hello instead of bowing when you meet others for the first time. Third, we usually use chopsticks to eat with. Furthermore, the host usually asks you to eat more food. But if you are full, you may not eat up all the food on the plate. After dinner, the host often makes tea for you.Last, you should say goodbye politely before you leave.

       I hope you will enjoy your stay here.

                                                                                                          Yours

                                                                                                         Wangbin( Yu Cheng)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6743EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />

Dear Jack,

      How are you? I’m glad to hear you’ll visit China. Different countries have different customs; now let me tell you some Chinese traditions.

       First of all, you must walk on the right side of the road in China because the traffic keeps to the right; it’s different from that in England. Second, when you meet people in China, you should say “Hello” instead of bowing. But when you meet older people you should say “Nin Hao”. Third, the Chinese use chopsticks to have a meal, it’s not easy for you to do that, I think. So before you come, try to learn to eat with chopsticks. The hosts usually ask you to eat a lot. If you are full, you needn’t eat everything up. It’s a good idea to say something like “That’s very nice, thank you” to show that you enjoy the food.Finally, after a meal, people often makes tea to drink, by the way, tea is a kindof traditional beverage in China. Before you leave, you must say “goodbye”politely.

  I hope this helps! Remember, “When is Rome, do as the Romans do”!

                                                                                                   Yours

                                                                                                   Wang Bin ( Ji Ziyu)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6708EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />

Dear Jack,
      Hello! How are you? I'm glad to hear you that you will come to China.As we all know,different countries have different manners and customs.Here are some ways of life in China.

       First of all，you must walk on the right side when you are walking on the road.It's safe and you can't be careless.Second,when you meet someone for the first time,you should say"Hello"and you can't be so serious.Third,in China,the host here is hospitable,so they may ask you to eat more when you have dinner with a Chinese family.But if you are full,you don't need to eat up all the food on the plate.By the way,the host usually drinks tea after the meal,it's an important tradition in China.In the end,before you leave the house,you should say goodbye to the host politely.

        I hope you will come to China soon.And I believe you can have a great time. 

                                                                                                  Yours

                                                                                                 Wang Bin (Xu Yiyao)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6725EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />

Dear Jack,

  How is everything going with you? I am glad to hear that you will come to visit China. China is a beautiful country with lots of traditions and rules. For example, in China, you must walk on right when you’re on the street. Maybe it’s different from that in your country. When you meet someone for the first time, just shake hands and smile instead of bowing. We Chinese usually use chopsticks and the host usually asks people to eat lots of food, but if you’re full, you don’t need to eat up all the food, you can leave a little. After the meal, we often make tea, tea is a kind of traditional beverage, you can taste it. It’s polite to say goodbye when you leave the house.

    When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Don’t forget to do these things or you may make mistakes.                                                    

                                                                            Yours

                                                         WangBin(ChenYike  ) http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6743EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />                                         

Dear Jack,

   How is everything going？ I’m very happy that you will come to China. Now let me tell you something about the way of life in China and please follow them when you come here.

1、You must walk on the right side in China.

2、When you meet others, you should say hello to him instead of bowing.

3、We usually use chopsticks to eat. If you don’t know how to use it, just watch the other people and follow them. When you are having dinner with a Chinese family, the host may ask you to eat more food. Don’t be surprised. If you are full, you needn’t eat up all the food in the plate.

4、After dinner, the host will make tea for you. Tea is a kind of traditional beverage, you can try it. Before you leave the house, you’d better say “goodbye” to the host politely.

   I hope this helps, have a good time!

                                       Yours,

                                       Wanglin( Xieningzi)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___7466ZH00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />

Dear Jack

    How are you? I’m very glad to know that you will come to visit China. Different counties have different manners and customs. Here are some customs of life in China. Please follow them when you come here.

First, when you walk, remember to walk on the right side of the road because the traffic keeps to the right. Maybe it’s different from that in you country. Then when you meet other people, just shake hands and smile instead of bowing. We always shake bands when we meet people for the first time. Third we usually eat something with chopsticks. It’s not easy for you to do that. So before you come, try to learn to eat with chopsticks. And the host here is always hospitable, so they may ask you to eat more when you have dinner with a Chinese family. But if you are full, you don’t need to eat up all the food on the plate. Then after you enjoy meals, the host often makes tea for you. Tea is a kind of traditional beverage, you can try it. Finally before you leave the house, you should say “goodbye”to the host politely.

 I hope the above can help and you will enjoy your stay in China.

                                                       Yours

                                                       WangBin(??)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6702EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />

Dear Jack,

  How are you,Jack?I hope you are fine.I’m glad to hear you will come to Chine.As we all know “When in Rome,do as a Romans do. ”Now let me tell you about the Chinese traditions.Please follow them when you come here.

  When you walk,remember to walk on the right-hand side.That’s important.Because the traffic keeps to the right.

  When you meet others,you should say“hello”but not bow.Sometimes you can huge each other.

  We usually eat with chopsticks,so learning to use chopsticks well is important,too.The host usually say you should eat more food,but when you are full,you needn’t eat up all the food,after that,you should say“thank you”that shows you enjoy the food.

  After eating,we often make tea for you.Tea is traditional beverage in China.So you just drink it.When you go out,remember to say “goodbye”politely.

  These are important Chinese traditions.I hope they can help.Have a great trip.                      Yours

                             Wang Bin(Zhang Jiangyi)http://www/uc/myshow/blog/misc/gif/E___6715EN00SIGG.gifModule 11 Way of life in China" TITLE="考场作文共享 Module 11 Way of life in China" />