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To: Xiaowang@sina. com

Dear Xiaowang,
How are you these days?
The holiday is coming. It's really a nice holiday, isn't it? I still remember that you once invited me to travel with you. Maybe we'll have enough time soon. I'd like to visit some places of great interest and eat delicious food. It must be exciting to travel with you. Ha! Ha!
You are a good traveler and could you tell me when and where to go, how to get there and what to do there?
Please e-mail me soon. Good luck to you!
Yours,
Xiaoxing

From: Xiaowang@sina. com

To: Xiaoxing@yahoo. com

Dear Xiaoxing,
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Best wishes!
Yours,
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Glad to hear from you.
It is really a good idea to travel with you. I'd like to start our travel on May 1st. First, we will take a bus to Nanjing. We can go boating on Xuanwu Lake. Then we'll go to Beijing by train at night. In Beijing, we'll visit the Great Wall, Tian'anmen Square and the Palace Museum. We can take photos there, do some shopping and eat some famous food like Beijing Roast Duck. I'm sure we'll have a good time!
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