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In the south of China, winter is usually short and cool. It sometimes rains. In summer, the weather is often hot and wet.
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I¡¯m so happy! Tomorrow I¡¯ll be one of the first students to travel into space. The spaceship['spe?s??p] ÓîÖæ·É´¬will leave the Earth at 9 a. m. It¡¯ll take us to the Moon. I can¡¯t wait!
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Do you want to spend your holidays ¶È¼Ùin hotels on the Moon?
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