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Dear friends, Welcome to our school. I’m LiYue. It’s my great honour to introduce this international exchange activity to you. The activity consists of many sections including informal interaction between students from both countries, visiting the campus and experiencing homestay. As you may be curious about what our classes are really like, we will arrange a lecture on China’s Classroom Teaching. Of course, you’ll have a lot of free time on weekends and do whatever you like. I’m sure you’ll find the specific glamour of China. So enjoy yourselves during your stay here! Hopefully, this activity will help enrich our school life, offer more knowledge about cultural differences and build up a good relationship between us two schools. Now, let’s set off and begin your wonderful day here. I’m looking forward to your reply. Looking forward to your reply. It is not how much we do but how much love we put into what we do benefits our work most. Hard life is good for children Nowadays, quite a lot of parents are in a dilema. On one hand, they want to provide comfortable living and learning conditions for their children. On the other hand, what worries them is that too cosy conditions might lead to spoiled children without good qualities like perseverance, determination, and so on. I firmly believe that hard life is good for children. Children from poor families are independent and have strong will. Hard life makes them understand that their future lies in their own hands. They are grateful to whatever given them by their parents. They seldom complain because they know complaints can only result in disappointment. Therefore, most of them are determined to change their present situation through hard work. With the fast development of China’s economy, people’s living standards are greatly improved. However, I strongly recommend that parents should creat chances for children to experience hard life, thus letting them realize the importance of valuing the present life and