Part1
個(gè)人信息類
姓名
1.Does your name have any special meaning?
I was named Eve. I don't like it. I can't stand it for religious reasons. I don't like being named after the woman who picked the apple in the Garden of Eden. The only thing I like about it is that it's short and easy to pronounce and spell.
2.Do you like your name?
I love my name and I don’t think I would change it because it’s a name my parents picked out for me and I’m proud to have it. I'm quite happy with my name now. I think it's pretty, fairly unique, and sort of formal.
3.What name do people at home call you?
My full name is Liu Hongning, they call me “Hongning” for short. Sometimes my mom called me "babe", which is such a sweet sentiment.
4.How are babies given their names in China?
People have always showed particular concern for the meaning, and sound when they name children. It is expected that a name given by parents carries their wish, hope, pursuit, aspiration, etc.
5.Do people in China ever change their names?
There are many reasons someone would change their names, parents’ divorce, personal preference, fortune-telling, etc.
工作&學(xué)習(xí)
Your Work
What work do you do?
Why did you choose to do that type of work (or, that job)?
Do you like your job?
Is it very interesting?
(Possibly) Do you miss being a student ?
Your Studies
• What subject(s) are you studing?
• Why did you choose to study that subject? Why did you choose to study those subjects?
• Do you like your subject? (Why?/Why not?)
• Is it very interesting?
• (Possibly) Are you looking forward to working?
> Do youprefer to study in the mornings or in the afternoons?
家鄉(xiāng)
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個(gè)人信息類
姓名
1.Does your name have any special meaning?
I was named Eve. I don't like it. I can't stand it for religious reasons. I don't like being named after the woman who picked the apple in the Garden of Eden. The only thing I like about it is that it's short and easy to pronounce and spell.
2.Do you like your name?
I love my name and I don’t think I would change it because it’s a name my parents picked out for me and I’m proud to have it. I'm quite happy with my name now. I think it's pretty, fairly unique, and sort of formal.
3.What name do people at home call you?
My full name is Liu Hongning, they call me “Hongning” for short. Sometimes my mom called me "babe", which is such a sweet sentiment.
4.How are babies given their names in China?
People have always showed particular concern for the meaning, and sound when they name children. It is expected that a name given by parents carries their wish, hope, pursuit, aspiration, etc.
5.Do people in China ever change their names?
There are many reasons someone would change their names, parents’ divorce, personal preference, fortune-telling, etc.
工作&學(xué)習(xí)
Your Work
What work do you do?
Why did you choose to do that type of work (or, that job)?
Do you like your job?
Is it very interesting?
(Possibly) Do you miss being a student ?
Your Studies
• What subject(s) are you studing?
• Why did you choose to study that subject? Why did you choose to study those subjects?
• Do you like your subject? (Why?/Why not?)
• Is it very interesting?
• (Possibly) Are you looking forward to working?
> Do youprefer to study in the mornings or in the afternoons?
家鄉(xiāng)
…………