The sweetest memory of my childhood is about a round table. When I was still little, my whole family would get together on different traditional festivals to have dinner. We kids would be sitting around or playing hide-and-seek under the table while the grown-ups were having a 【小题1】. When I got a bit older, my aunt brought back her boyfriend and my grandma cheerfully 【小题2】 another seat to the round table. It seemed a little more crowded, but we all felt much 【小题3】 to each other. After my 【小题4】 birthday, my grandpa passed away. That made us feel sad.

However, when the whole family got together once again, we 【小题5】 agreed that his chair, his bowl and his chopsticks should remain the same, even though his seat was empty, we felt like that he had never left us.

We all have a table like this in our homes. It is a sign of reunion（团聚）of our family. Although the reason why we come together may be different, the 【小题6】 behind it are the same. Usually different cultures are accepted by us around the table. What’s more, we express the love not only for our family, but also for a 【小题7】, our nation and even the whole world.

The history of our nation has been the stories of 【小题8】 or running to the round table that we belong to. The round table has been a symbol of the Chinese emotion（情感）. It was, it is and will always be.

Mrs. Black was a poor old woman and she lived in a small village. Her husband died ten years ago. But she 【小题1】 a 24-year-old daughter. Her name was Alice. She 【小题2】 in New York and lived there. It 【小题3】 far away from her mother’s village, and she was not happy about this.

One day Alice 【小题4】 to her mother, “I’ve found a good job in Boston, and I can 【小题5】 a lot of money there, so I 【小题6】 to work in Boston next week. But don’t 【小题7】, Mum, I’ll send you some money every week.’’

A month later, Mrs. Black was very angry. She 【小题8】 to go to see her daughter in Boston on a train. When she 【小题9】 her daughter , she said , “Alice , why do you never 【小题10】 me?”

Alice laughed , “But mother ,” she said , “you haven’t got a telephone.”

“No”, she answered , “I haven’t , but you have got one.”

Hello, I am Fred. My Chinese 【小题1】 is Qian Yong. I'm twelve 【小题2】 old. Now I'm a 【小题3】 in No.1 Junior High School of Jinan, Shandong. My 【小题4】 is Bill Smith. 【小题5】 is an English teacher. My mother is Jill Smith. She's not a teacher. That girl is Liu Lan. She is 【小题6】 Hong Kong, China. She is 【小题7】. She's one year older than me（比我大一岁）. She is a student, too. We are in the 【小题8】 class, Class Two, Grade Seven. Liu Lan can speak English. She 【小题9】 I are good friends. I help her and she helps 【小题10】. We are happy.