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Ⅳ. Think and write.
Your class will have a discussion called "Being a Good Guest in China". Please give some advice to help new exchange students from other countries learn about Chinese customs. The following questions can help you.
● How should you greet people when visiting a Chinese home?
● What kind of gift is good to bring?
● What table manners are important during the meal?
Your class will have a discussion called "Being a Good Guest in China". Please give some advice to help new exchange students from other countries learn about Chinese customs. The following questions can help you.
● How should you greet people when visiting a Chinese home?
● What kind of gift is good to bring?
● What table manners are important during the meal?
答案
Ⅳ. One possible version:
When you visit a Chinese home as a guest, there are some important customs to follow. First, greet people politely. For elders, say "Ninhao (Hello)" with a warm smile, and you can shake hands gently (don't shake too firmly). Next, bring a proper gift. It doesn't need to be expensive. Fresh fruit or small pastries are nice choices, but never give clocks since "clock" sounds like "death" in Chinese, which is unlucky. Finally, remember your table manners. Wait for elders to start eating first, don't stick chopsticks into the rice, and try not to talk loudly while eating. If you follow these rules, you'll be a welcome guest in a Chinese home.
When you visit a Chinese home as a guest, there are some important customs to follow. First, greet people politely. For elders, say "Ninhao (Hello)" with a warm smile, and you can shake hands gently (don't shake too firmly). Next, bring a proper gift. It doesn't need to be expensive. Fresh fruit or small pastries are nice choices, but never give clocks since "clock" sounds like "death" in Chinese, which is unlucky. Finally, remember your table manners. Wait for elders to start eating first, don't stick chopsticks into the rice, and try not to talk loudly while eating. If you follow these rules, you'll be a welcome guest in a Chinese home.
解析
【解析】
这是一道英语情景写作题，需围绕“在中国做客”的问候方式、合适礼物、餐桌礼仪三个核心问题，为外国交换生撰写礼仪建议。写作需结合中国实际习俗，遵循英语写作的逻辑结构，参考范文采用总分总结构，分点对应问题，清晰介绍了相关礼仪与禁忌。
【答案】
One possible version:
When you visit a Chinese home as a guest, there are some important customs to follow. First, greet people politely. For elders, say "Ninhao (Hello)" with a warm smile, and you can shake hands gently (don't shake too firmly). Next, bring a proper gift. It doesn't need to be expensive. Fresh fruit or small pastries are nice choices, but never give clocks since "clock" sounds like "death" in Chinese, which is unlucky. Finally, remember your table manners. Wait for elders to start eating first, don't stick chopsticks into the rice, and try not to talk loudly while eating. If you follow these rules, you'll be a welcome guest in a Chinese home.
【知识点】
中国做客礼仪；英语建议类写作；跨文化交际常识
【点评】
范文结构清晰，采用总分总形式完整覆盖题目要求的核心内容，贴合中国传统习俗，准确提及礼仪禁忌，语言简洁地道，能有效帮助外国交换生掌握在中国做客的基本礼仪，实用性较强。
【难度系数】
0.4
这是一道英语情景写作题，需围绕“在中国做客”的问候方式、合适礼物、餐桌礼仪三个核心问题，为外国交换生撰写礼仪建议。写作需结合中国实际习俗，遵循英语写作的逻辑结构，参考范文采用总分总结构，分点对应问题，清晰介绍了相关礼仪与禁忌。
【答案】
One possible version:
When you visit a Chinese home as a guest, there are some important customs to follow. First, greet people politely. For elders, say "Ninhao (Hello)" with a warm smile, and you can shake hands gently (don't shake too firmly). Next, bring a proper gift. It doesn't need to be expensive. Fresh fruit or small pastries are nice choices, but never give clocks since "clock" sounds like "death" in Chinese, which is unlucky. Finally, remember your table manners. Wait for elders to start eating first, don't stick chopsticks into the rice, and try not to talk loudly while eating. If you follow these rules, you'll be a welcome guest in a Chinese home.
【知识点】
中国做客礼仪；英语建议类写作；跨文化交际常识
【点评】
范文结构清晰，采用总分总形式完整覆盖题目要求的核心内容，贴合中国传统习俗，准确提及礼仪禁忌，语言简洁地道，能有效帮助外国交换生掌握在中国做客的基本礼仪，实用性较强。
【难度系数】
0.4
