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Book 3 Unit 1 Lugu－ 1. 課文 I live in the United States, and my house is in New York City . If I look out from my window on the tenth floor, I can see only tall buildings. Thus, last summer during my school vacation, I flew 1 to Taiwan to visit my grandparents in Lugu. My best friend, Anne, who also wanted to see the green hills of Lugu and taste the delicious tea there, 2 me. Never had I been to Lugu before. However, I had heard a lot about it. Lugu is a small town 3 by mountains in Nantou County . When Anne and I arrived in Lugu, my grandparents were very happy to see us. We then spent hours talking and eating my grandmas special tea cakes. How delicious they were! 4 , Grandpa served us tea. It smelled very good and tasted good, too. He told us that the tea was from his own garden. He proudly said that this year he had won the annual 5 for the best quality tea. “Hurrah , time for a celebration,” I shouted with joy. The next morning, Grandpa took us to visit his tea garden. 6 , Lugu was a forest where deer roamed freely. That is how Lugu got its name, which in the local language means “Deer 7 .” Tea farming here 8 the nineteenth century. 9 the 10 , cool weather and soft red soil here, almost everyone began to 11 tea, and my great grandfather was one of those people. 12 , of the 6,000 13 in Lugu, at least 5,000 are in the tea business. Because of the strong tea culture in Lugu, there are many teahouses 14 15 all over Lugu. We then had lunch in a nice-looking teahouse, where we tasted special tea dishes like tea chicken and tea ice cream. Later, we visited Tea Cultural Museum. 16 is the tea culture more 17 than it is here. The 18 told us about the history of Lugu. It explained how tea was 19 20 . In addition, annual tea competitions are also held here every April, an