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How to Tell Stories of China in English as a Group
Good morning, everyone! Today I’d like to share my ideas about our group project “Tell Stories of China in English”. While Many groups encounter challenges, teamwork can make it achievable!
In my opinion, this English project will offer us a good chance to have a better understanding of our countries’ traditions and cultures. As we know, traditions and cultures cover a wide range of elements. What tops the priority is to choose a suitable topic for your project. Besides, the project involves tasks varying from researching to scripting and doing PPT as well as giving a presentation. Each member in the group should be assigned tasks according to their interests and talents.
Remember, creativity matters more than perfection! Let’s embrace our culture and learn together. Thanks for your listening!
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Little Ava is there, and she’s crying, too. “Don’t look at me! I look silly.” she yells, wiping her tears. “I don’t want to be the fairy — I want to be fierce, like the giant!” she confesses. Her voice trembles and I realize she is as upset as I am. “I don’t want to be big. Too bad we can’t trade.” I murmur. Before I can continue, she suddenly looks up at me like an evil fairy, her eyes flashing with an idea. “Maybe we can.” I exchange a glance with her. Yes, we two Avas could balance! The next day, We are in the backstage. Everyone in school is in the audience.
“Ready to exchange?” asks Little Ava. I nod eagerly, and we scramble to swap costumes. She drowns in the giant’s robe, but when I smear black makeup around her eyes, she grins wickedly. “Perfect,” she whispers. “Now I’m the monster.” Little Ava stomps onto the stage, her tiny frame hidden under the robe, and delivers “ARRGH” so fierce that the front-row kids gasp. Meanwhile, I float in my fairy costume, taller than everyone but finally unafraid. After the play, Ms. Wu holds our hands while everyone cheers. “Big and Little Ava power!” I whisper to her. I’ve never felt bigger, and that’s definitely good.
