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Chinese women's football team has a training session at the Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium in Ti
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Qipao characterize Chinese women's modesty, softness and beauty. Like Chinese women's personality.
第2题
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第3题
The gold medal won by two Chinese girls in the women's doubles of tennis is of great signi
ficance.
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A．happiness
B．difficulty
C．importance
D．impatience
第4题
What will not happen in Ban Zhao’s married life？
A、Her husband allowed her an “equal” portion in their married life
B、She instructed her daughters to be good traditional Chinese women
C、She was in obedience to in-laws predominant
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B．Stylistic differences between pre-1990 and post-1990 Chinese fiction.
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A．A Brahman is having dinner with foreign visitors and is offered either a hamburger or a bowl of rice.
B．AVaishya mother is considering which of the young women in the local town would make suitable marriage prospects for her son.
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A、the width of the wall
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C、the length of the wall
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The trip offered a unique opportunity for me, both personally, to discover some of what so engaged my mother in her travels and to explore how women's issues manifest themselves in the Chinese culture, and professionally, to see first-hand China' s legal system and compare the experiences of women judges there with my own.
Having spent some time during the past several years addressing the issue of judicial independence as it relates to administrative law judges, and knowing that implementation of the rule of law in China as it "opens up" to the West is an evolving and vital issue, I wanted to witness for myself how these concerns are addressed in China.
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B．Englishman
C．woman judge
D．lawyer
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Try to translate the Chinese version of the famous poem by Petofi into English, using couplet （no strict requirement for foot).
