Lao She is the pen name of Shu Qingchun. He was born in 1899. At the age of 19, he became a       (校长) of a primary school. Six years later, he went to England and taught Chinese there. He wrote the famous       (戏剧) Teahouse in 1957. It       (描述) the lives of       (普通的) people. It tells us the story of Wang Lifa and his       (顾客) . Lao She's plays,       (小说) and short stories are       (主要地) about people's lives, so he was       (给……命名) "the People's Artist". Today, you can find his books in Chinese as well as in some other       (语言) . He is really one of the greatest Chinese writers in the       (第二十) century.

    Jack and I are friends. We have the same hobby. Last weekend we planned       (watch) a ballet. My father offered       (take) us there by car. But we decided      (go) there by bus. It didn't take us a long time       (get) there. We were happy       (do) it by ourselves. We had a good time.

After             he taught Chinese at a school.

Shanghai is             China's              cities.

He likes             .

The meeting will              on Sunday.

This island              after its discoverer.

Zhongshan Park                                   visitors from all over the country.

    Jimmy is a very kind young man. He works in a big supermarket. His workmates like him very much. Last month Jimmy caught a bad cold, and he stayed in bed for about two weeks. But after he got well, something happened-he couldn't stop winking(眨眼) . When he stayed at home, he was all right as usual. But if he went out, he couldn't stop his eyes from winking.

    Jimmy went to work the next morning. On the way he met a policeman and winked at him. The policeman felt surprised but said nothing. Then he met an old man and winked at him. The old man thought he must be mad. But still he didn't say a word.

    Real trouble started when he met women. First he met a young lady. He winked at her. The woman's face turned red, and ran away as fast as she could. And then he met an old woman who carried a walking stick. Jimmy winked at her. She looked closely at him. Jimmy winked again.

    Without saying a word, she hit Jimmy on the head with her walking stick. "Take that!" she cried out. "This is a lesson(教训) for you."

Poor Jimmy! How could he explain it? He ran away quickly. From then on, he always wears a pair of dark glasses when he goes out.