The whole family having reunion dinner together is indispensable. According to the traditional custom, the ways of Spring Festival celebration include lion dances, temple fairs, festive lanterns and etc.. You can select some folk handicrafts at temple fairs and present them to your friends. By the way, you can partner with me to have a try in lion dances. It's so exciting! And the grand lantern festival parade will be bound to impress you.

　　I look forward to seeing you in Nan Jing before New Year's Eve-the climax of celebration.

　　Sincerely yours,

　　Zhou Xingxing

10。宿舍和谐问题

　　When students move into the accommodations offered by college, they are taught to live in harmony. Harmony in their rooms is crucial to their lives in college days. It can further affect their emotions and even studies.

　　Despite that, many acts conducted by students reflect the disharmony in university residences. For example, most of the boys' rooms are in a mess. The importance of good cleaning habits should be stressed. And sour relations between students living together fundamentally endanger the harmony in college dormitories. Some trivial matters can trigger conflicts. We should view everyone as our friend and respect each other.

　　From my perspective, we should drive our efforts to boost the harmony in college residences. This goal is far-reaching. Boarders should take a package of measures to fulfill it. A harmonious dormitory environment can play a positive role in college students’ studies and lives.

11。大学生的礼貌问题

　　Across the Chinese landscape, politeness is a desirable quality we have upheld for thousands of years. To some extent, good manners far outweigh other moral qualities. For any college student, who has an access to higher education, showing regard for others in manners, speech, behavior is so important that others can judge his/her moral character by it.

　　College students are supposed to express respect in words, by manner, by act. However, some of them fail to achieve it, which is a growing problem in this ancient land. Some students are to blame for their impolite and rude attitude toward others. Many children have the misfortune to be born in a disadvantageous atmosphere of developing polite habits. They should feel the pressing need to remedy these defects and learn to practice the courteous habits.

　　In my eyes, it is a great mistake to think of courtesy as a kind of veneer or ornament rather than as a serious and practical thing. So we must act and speak politely.