The British policeman has several nicknames, but the most 【小题1】(frequent) used are “copper" and “bobby? The first name comes from the verb “cop”【小题2】 (mean) “to take” or “capture”，and the second name comes from the first name of Sir Robert Peel, a 19^th century politician, 【小题3】 was the founder of the police force. An early nickname for the policeman was "peeler", but this name has died 【小题4】

【小题5】(visit) to England are always attracted by the English police. In fact, 【小题6】 has become a joke that travelers to Britain, when 【小题7】(ask) for the views of the country, will always say, "I think your policemen are wonderful."

Well, the English bobby may not always be wonderful, but he is usually【小题8】very friendly and helpful character just【小题9】 a song describes, "If you have any difficulty, turn【小题10】a policeman.”

Mike 【小题1】 studied at our school from 2001 to 2003 is British. Mike was one of the most helpful students 【小题2】 I’d ever seen. In 2004, he went to a university 【小题3】 was famous in the country and he became interested in Chinese culture 【小题4】 influenced him greatly.  

After graduation from university, he studied at Beijing Language and Culture University 【小题5】 is an international university in China and 【小题6】 main task is to teach students Chinese and Chinese culture. At the beginning, he was not good at speaking Chinese. Two years later, however, he was able 【小题7】(speak) fluent Chinese. Upon finishing his studies, he started travelling in China. Some of the cities in China 【小题8】 he likes most are Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and Nanjing. In China he developed an interest 【小题9】 teaching English to Chinese students. Most of the students 【小题10】 he taught have become his friends.

Many people in the West only know the name Confucius from the fortune cookies they may get at the end of 【小题1】 meal in a Chinese restaurant. These contain a piece of paper with a saying, often 【小题2】 (begin) with the words “Confucius says. ” The problem is that the sayings often 【小题3】 (credit) to Confucius are just as fake. Just as fortune cookies are not really Chinese and are seldom if ever found in China. They 【小题4】 (actual) were invented in San Francisco, USA, in the early 1900s. In fact, most of the time the quotes related 【小题5】 Confucius in fortune cookies are things that Confucius never said, and in some 【小题6】 (case) may even be contrary to what Confucius really 【小题7】 (teach). As a consequence, while nearly all Westerners have heard that he was one of the 【小题8】 (great) Chinese philosophers, most have no clear idea who he really was and what he believed. Confucius was a government official in the state of Lu, in 【小题9】 is now Shandong, China. His real name was Kong Qiu, but within China he is most often called Kongzi, 【小题10】 means Master Kong. The name Confucius is a Western version of Kong Fuzi, which is another way to say Master Kong in Chinese.