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    "Hu Yi£®Hu is my family name£®And¡­"said Hu Yi£®
    "¡®Who'is your name£¿I've no idea£®Maybe you can tell me your name£®"said Miss Green kindly£®
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    "You're welcome£®"Answered Hu Yi happily£®
    "How about you£¬my little friend£¿Can you tell me your name£¿"Then she turned to Xi Rong£®
    "Hi£¬Miss Green£®I'm Xi¡­"said Xi Rong slowly£®
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    54£®What do their American classmates think about China£¿C
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    B£®They like China and they will visit China one day£®
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    A£®The same pronunciation£¬the different meanings£®
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