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1. Seeing such pictures, what do you think? Are you afraid of becoming old and retirement? 2. What kind of life do you want when you retire? 3. How can we achieve a happy retirement time? What challenges do you think they may face after retirement? no wonder — not surprising  Examples It is no wonder you’ve got a headache when you drank so much last night. Traffic situation today was terrible, no wonder you were late. succeed v.— be the next to take a position or rank Examples When the duke dies, his eldest son will succeed him on the throne. Lord Davis succeeded Sir Hugh as chairman of the commission. succession n.—the coming of one thing or person after another in time or order Examples Whoever is first in succession to the throne is not yet clear. The days followed each other in quick succession and still no news came. treasure — value (sth.) highly Examples I treasure the friendship between us. From his reaction to your letter, I can tell he treasures your friendship. identity — who or what sb/sth is Examples The identity of the murdered woman has not yet been The check will be cashed on proof of identity. cling v. — hold on tightly to sb./sth.  Examples After 30 minutes’ walking in the heavy rain, his wet shirt clung to his body. They cling to one another for comfort. conflict n.— 1)struggle Example There is a serious dispute, which could lead to armed conflict. graceful adj.— 1) pleasing in both style and attitude Example The audience were deeply attached by her graceful dancing. courageous adj. —brave; fearless Examples It was courageous of her to oppose her boss. He was known as a courageous person. fragile adj.— 1) ease damaged or broken Example We’d better keep some distance between us or we may break the already fragile relationship between us. turn over — 1) give the control or management of sth. to sb. Examples The confidential report has been turned ove