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21-25 BCDAA 26-30 BDDCD
31-35 DACAC 36-40 DCDAB
41-45 ADDCC 46-50 DACDB
51-55 FDGAC
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57. They could also make tools.
58. About 26 years.
59. Environmental protection and education.
60. To promote conservation and development programs in Africa.
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Dear John,
Iâm happy to tell you something about the Chinese couplet. Itâs a representative of traditional Chinese culture, dating from more than one thousand years ago. In general, a couplet is made up of two sentences, which are written in rhythm and have the same number of words. In addition, thereâs a horizontal piece related to the meaning of the couplet.
The most important occasion to use couplets is during the Spring Festival. People put them up on their doors to express good wishes. Besides, people use couplets on celebration days like wedding days.
As time went by, there wasnât much change in the coupletâs form, but its contents are now linked more to the topic of modern life. Moreover, the contents are more flexible and fashionable.
I hope you can come toChinato learn more about it.
Yours,
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