Xiao Pan has finished writing an internship application and asks her teacher to help revise the content and wording.
Teacher Liu, I’ve finished writing my self-introduction. Do you have time to take a look now? I’m a little nervous.
Of course. Read a paragraph to me first, and I’ll look at the content and wording.
Okay. I wrote: “I come from Vietnam and am now studying history in Beijing. I really like Chinese culture and also want to introduce it to my Vietnamese friends.” Is this okay?
Very good. The meaning is very clear. But you can make it a bit more specific, for example by mentioning Chinese festivals or ancient cities. That will make it more vivid.
I understand. I can add this sentence: “I’m very interested in the Dragon Boat Festival and ancient Chinese cities, and I’d also like to introduce related topics.”
Yes, that’s better. Also, you can add another sentence about what you hope to learn during the internship.
Then I can write: “I hope to learn methods of cultural exchange and also improve my Chinese.”
Very good! Now the content is complete. It’s really well written, Xiao Pan. You’re becoming more and more confident.
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