北京胡同英语作文

篇一：英语作文

1、倡议信（倡议市民绿色出行）

Dear sir or Madam,

As everyone notices, air pollution in Beijing has become an increasingly serious issue. This month, the city where we live and love has been hit hard by smog five times. With dense smog raising health concerns among the residents, improving the environment becomes a top priority for the government; it is each citizen’s responsibility as well.

Green commuting is a meaningful way to protect the environment. Therefore, I advocate that we reduce using our personal cars so that the carbon dioxide

emissions could be reduced to the minimum. Riding a bicycle or commute by bus or subway is suggested.

Hopefully, you can be a part of the green commuting event, doing your job to make the world a better place.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

2、投诉信（投诉电信公司乱收费）

Dear sir or Madam,

I would like to make a complaint that I was overcharged on my cell phone bill, and I don’t think it’s just a mistake or a computer error.

First, I have never asked or authorized the company to provide a roaming service of an international call and a message package. Unfortunately, these unauthorized charges are included on my bill. Second, I was charged for a web application that I currently do not use on my cell phone.

I think I need a refund and I’m entitled to receive compensation for any

unnecessary fees that I have been charged. If this scenario cannot be resolved, I have rights to file a lawsuit against your service for these errors.

Thanks for your time.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

3、申请信（申请成为志愿者）

Dear sir or Madam,

I’m writing to you about volunteering at the foundation. I feel that helping those sick children is a responsibility of each individual. When I was little, I was

inspired by Mother Teresa’s story. Her devotion to helping others and her tenacity to her charitable work always encourage me to be ready to give more.

I’m very good at reading and teaching, so I can help the sick children read and write when they feel lonely. What’s more important, I am now learning at a nursing school, so I do hope to help out as a volunteer at your foundation.

I’m looking forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

4、邀请信（邀请外国朋友来家过除夕）

Dear Jack,

The Spring Festival is just around the corner. I’d like to invite you to come to my home to celebrate the eve of the festival.

Spring Festival is a time for family reunions, and for visits with friends. On the eve of the festival, we usually have a big feast. We will also make Chinese dumplings together. In addition, you are welcome to join us in watching the Chinese Spring Festival Eve Gala on CCTV which has become a habit to many Chinese people; it’s also a chance for you to learn Chinese since it contains many Chinese cultural elements.

Do come. You will have fun.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

5、询问信（询问如何进行专利申请）

Dear sir or Madam,

I recently developed a new technology and now would like to know what the specific process of the patent applicant is. In particular, I have a few questions to ask. One ,what a patent application is comprised of？ Two, what should I prepare for the application? For instance, do I need to include drawings of the invention? Three, can I use handwriting?

Besides, I would also like to know how much the application would be and how long it would take to get the application result.

I really appreciate your help and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

6、建议信（给经常玩网游的朋友的建议）

Dear Jack,

I am so worried about you since you spent too much of your time on the

Internet games. It causes you to neglect your relationships, your work and many other important things in your life. Besides, you play games all night long and sleep in the disrupted, which is harmful to your health.

It’s time for you to have a change, to strike a balance. Here are my suggestions. First, the amount of time spent on games should be considerably reduced. Second, alter your routine; don’t spend late evenings on games. Third, stay connected to the offline world; talk to your family, and d

o some sports.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

7、祝贺信（祝贺英语戏剧社演出成功）

Dear Jack,

Please accept my warmest congratulations on the club’s successful English performance, “Romeo and Juliet”. Each member in the performance speaks very accurate and fluent English. Students’ acting skills are also much improved. In addition, your leadership in this activity should be highly praised.

I hope the club would hold more English drama performances. By doing this student’ interest in learning English can be effectively furthered and their oral

English level could be improved. What’s more, students’ general skills and the ability of teamwork can be practiced and enhanced.

I wish the club every success in the future.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

8、投诉信（投诉邻居违章建筑）

Dear sir or Madam,

I write this to complain that an illegal rooftop garden is being built in the

residential block in Guihe Road, Haidian District by one of my neighbors.

Residents of other apartments including me have been disturbed by constant noise from the construction. What’s more, it poses potential risks: the increased structural load may cause harmful effects on the overall building. Also, there may be problems with leaks and cracks.

We believe that this construction is illegal and request for an action to be taken by the bureau to deal with such unauthorized construction. I look forward to your reply.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

9、求职信（应聘快餐店的兼职）

Dear sir or Madam,

I’m interested in the part-time job at your restaurant and would like to submit my application. I believe that my personality and communicative skills, paired with my knowledge of services, will make me an ideal candidate for this position.

I’m a very sociable person; I like to talk to people and know how to talk to

people. I’m also warm-hearted, loving to offer my help when others need a hand. In addition, I have working experience at other restaurants.

I am available on weekends and sometimes in the evenings.

I hope you can give me the opportunity and I am confident that I can become an effective member of your staff.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

10、投诉信+建议信（希望物业管理公司改善服务）

Dear sir or Madam,

I reside in Apartment 503C in our Four Seasons Apartments. I’m writing to let you know of my complaints and suggestions on improving the company’s services.

First, I have to say having an elevator frequently out of order is a huge hassle. There are many senior citizens living in this building and I’m pretty sure this is a serious issue to them. So my suggestion is to get the elevator fixed properly, once and for all. Second, I noticed that when walking dogs, few people in our garden kept them leashed, and therefore, I sign be posted for the safety of others.

I will highly appreciate your consideration of my proposals.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

11、推荐信（推荐学生到某公司就职）

Dear sir or Madam,

I’m pleased to recommend Zhang Wei for the position as an assistant director of the research department at your company. As a professor of the computer

department, at Zhejiang University, I was Zhang’s teacher from 2012 to 2014. We also worked together on many projects, and I got to know him very well during this period.

Zhang had excellent performance on the projects we worked together. His sophisticated grasp of database application, combined with an intrinsic

understanding for soft-ware design improved the productivity of our demanding tasks. He has the skills, experience, and drive that will help your company achieve its goals.

For all of these reasons, I think Zhang will make a good addition to your team.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

12、感谢信（感谢的士司机拾金不昧）

Dear Zhang Wei,

I am truly grateful to you to your returning my purse. I was so worried when I realized that I lost my purse the other day, and I had no idea where I lost it. The purse was so important to me since I have one confidential document in it. Besides, my ID card and a couple of credit cards are also kept in it.

Your behavior not only benefits me but also sends a positive message to the society. People should and will learn from you. I told what you have done to my kid and people around me. The positive energy you create would inevitably multiply.

Thanks again. Wish you all the best.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

13、致歉信（因上课玩游戏向老师致歉）

Dear Mr. Zhang,

I want to apologize for what I have done in your class last week. It was wrong of me to play games on my phone while you were lecturing. I had a flippant attitude at that time, and I now realize what you said to me was right.

Playing phone games in class is a disrespectful behavior. It was also a waste of time. You are a dedicated teacher whom I respect all the time. I should have paid attention to your lecturing.

Thanks for forgiving me after class. I promise, from now on, it won’t happen again.

Again, I apologize for my misbehavior.

Yours sincerely,

Li Ming

14、邀请信（邀请专家进行心理健康知识讲座）

Dear Mr. Zhang,

On behalf of the Students’ Union of Sichuan University, I would like to invite you to give a lecture on how to maintain mental health.

With the pressure facing most people today, it is essential to take our mental health seriously. This is especially true for college have the tendencies of some major mental issues and some others are probably suffering from the mental problems, such as depression, anxiety, addition, or even struggles of identity.

We would appreciate it if you confirm your coming at your earliest convenience.

Sincerely,

Li Ming

15、提议信（提议保护北京胡同建筑文化）

Dear editor,

Hutong is a traditional form of architecture in Beijing and as far as I know, many of hutongs were built during Qing dynasty. The long history and the distinctive culture have made them must-see attractions in Beijing.

Unfortunately, the number of hutongs has dropped dramatically; hutongs’ culture is on the decline. Raising people’s awareness of protecting the vanishing culture is now extremely urgent. Therefore, I suggest a law should be set up to

maintain and protect the cultural heritage. I also propose that a hutong museum be established to exhibit the charm and significance of the culture.

I myself, as well as many others, do hope that Beijing hutong remains nothing more than a memory.

Sincerely,

Li Ming

篇二：汉译英段落翻译9--北京胡同

北京有无数的胡同(hutong)。平民百姓在胡同里的生活给古都北京带来了无穷的魅力。北京的胡同不仅仅 是平民百姓的生活环境，而且还是一门建筑艺术。通常，胡同内有一个大杂院，房间够4到10个家庭的差不多20 口人住。所以，胡同里的生活充满了友善和人情味。如今，随着社会和经济的飞速发展，很多胡同被新的高楼大 厦所取代。但愿胡同可以保留下来。

参考答案

In Beijing, there are numerous hutongs. The life of common people in hutongs brings endless charm to the ancient capital, Beijing. The hutong in Beijing is not only the living environment of common people but also a kind of architecture. Usually, there is a courtyard complex inside hutong, with rooms shared by 4 to 10 families of about 20 people. Therefore, life in hutongs is full of friendliness and genuine humanity. Nowadays, with rapid social and economic development, many hutongs are replaced by new tall buildings. I hope hutongs can be preserved.

难点精析

1.带来了无穷的魅力：翻译为bring endless charm to。

2.汉语习惯于用并列的散句或短语来表达一个语境，而英文习惯上用整句表述，句内不太重要的信息会用 | 介词短语或从句来补充说明，如本段中“胡同内有一个大杂院，房间够4到10个家庭的差不多20口人住”是 ： 两个并列关系的汉语短句，翻译成英文时可将第二句用with介词结构表达出来，起补充说明的作用。

3.充满友善和人情味：翻译为full of friendliness and genuine humanity。

4.随着社会和经济的飞速发展：翻译为with rapid social and economic development，也是with介词短语的应用，在句中作伴随状语。

篇三：北京胡同英语导游词

Good morning，Ladies and Gentlemen：Welcome to Beijing，and welcome to today's Hutong tour！First of all，I would like to start with the term"Hutong"，H-U-T-O-N-G what does Hutong mean？

According to experts，the word Hutong originated from Mongolian language meaning"Well".In ancient times，people tended to gather and live around wells. So the original meaning of Hutong should be"a place where people gather and live." Nobody knows exactly how many Hutongs there are in nowadays Beijing. But one thing is for sure，if we connected all the Hutongs together，their total length would even be longer than the famous Great wall，which is about 4000 miles longer.

Today you can find various Hutongs with different shapes，lengths or directions.The shortest one is only 40 centimeters wide, And some Hutongs have more than 20 turns. As we walk through the Hutongs，you may find most of them look almost the same with gray-colored walls and bricks. Actually inside those walls are the courtyard houses，where people live. In Chinese we call them"siheyuan".

The gate building of each Siheyuan is the only thing that we can see along the Hutongs. Chinese people used to try to protect their privacy from being intruded by strangers. So the gate building，in old times，was a symbol to show the position of each house owner. look at thtis one nest door，it has the lion design，because that owner used to be a military officer. Interesting？

Now let's see the doorway. Almost every doorway has a threshold，that high step over there. For what reason they put a big step at the door？You know Chinese people believe all the evil spirits are short. They can not jump over high steps. So the threshold is actually for warding off evil spirits.

In old times，transportation was not as convenient as today，so street vendors played a very important role in Hutong life. They wandered from lane to lane selling various goods or providing all kind of services. People could judge the goods or services from their peddling or the sounds of their special instruments. The food they sold usually include baked pancakes，seasoned millet mush，or Youzhaguo，a kind of deep-fried twisted dough sticks，and all kinds of vegetables.

But now，with modern life all around， it's hard for people to hear the traditional melodious hawking. Look at the crowd sitting over there！What do you think they are doing？Talking about Vic Tanny？Oprah's？Or just gossiping？Any ideas？Let's go and see！

Oh，they are building a new Great Wall. But their bricks are Chinese Mahjong！A very popular pastime among the Hutong people，especially among the senior citizens who have retired.

The main attraction of Hutong life is friendly and interpersonal communication.

Children living in one courtyard play together and grow up together like one big family. We want to save it as a treasure to show our later generations what Beijing used to be like.

OK. Time files. It's almost the end of the tour. Today，through our Hutong tour，I hope you are not only happy with what you have seen but also get a better understanding of the culture and people in the Hutong area.

Thank you for your attention，and hope you enjoy the rest of the tour in China！

女士们先生们，早上好：

欢迎你们来到北京，欢迎你们参加胡同游。首先，我将从“胡同”一词说起。专家认为，“胡同”这个词来源于蒙古语，意思是“井”。古时候人们生活和聚集在井的周围，所以“胡同”一词的本意应是“人们生活聚集的地方”。不管它确切意思如何，有一点是可以肯定的，胡同在北京第一次出现是在元朝。

今天我们看到的大多数胡同是明清两代产物，没有人能够确切的说出北京有多少胡同。但有一点很清楚，如果将各个胡同连接起来，总长度超过著名的万里长城。

今天您可以发现不同形状、长度和方向的胡同。最短的胡同只有10米长，最窄的胡同仅40厘米宽，也就是说象我这样的身材需要侧身走才能穿过胡同，还有些胡同有20多个弯。 当我们进入胡同时，您也许发现几乎所有的墙和砖都是灰色的。其实，在这些墙的后面就是居民的家，我们称其为“四合院”。

在胡同中我们只能看见四合院的大门。古时候的中国人不希望有陌生人来打扰，因此从大门的样子就可以看出主人的身份和地位。例如这个门，又高又大，门檐有砖雕装饰。仔细看它的图案，李子花和竹子，这意味着这里的主人曾是侍奉皇帝左右的王公大臣。看旁边的门，有狮子的图案，这说明这里曾住着武官。有趣吧？

让我们看看门口中，几乎每个门口都有一条横木，它的作用是驱邪避难。民间传说小鬼很矮，他们无法跳过高的台阶，所以设此横木。

过去，交通不象现在这样发达，街头小贩在胡同中起到重要作用，他们往来于胡同间，贩卖各种货品或提供各种服务。人们可以从不同的叫卖声中辨别他们要卖什么或提供什么样的服务。他们卖的食品主要是煎饼、小米粥、油炸果、油条和一些蔬菜。理发师则不需要吆喝，他只需要拿着理发工具做好本职工作即可。但是在现在，这里已是现代化生活氛围，已经很难听到老北京那清脆的叫卖声了。

那边坐着一群人，你们知道他们正在做什么呢？他们在修新长城呢！他们使用的是最新的砖——麻将牌。它是非常流行的消遣方式，特别在退休的老年人中倍受青睐。

胡同生活的最大魅力在于人与人之间的友好交往。孩子们在一起长大，如同一家人一样。因此，我国政府打算保护这一地区，没有政府批准，不得在这一地区拆盖高楼，为我们的子孙后代保留这份宝贵遗产。

时间真快！我们就要结束今天的旅行了我希望您不仅大饱眼福，而且更了解胡同文化和这里的人们。如果有一天您再次来访，我将邀请您来我家做客。

谢谢大家！希望大家尽情享受余下的中国之旅！

篇四：浅谈北京胡同文化

北京的胡同文化

去北京旅游的人们，多少都会被北京的胡同文化所感染。胡同作为北京的一大地域特色，历史悠久。它不仅构成了北京城的交通网络，而且是北京居民生息活动的场所，成为反映北京历史文化发展演化的舞台。胡同文化是北京传统文化中最具魅力的部分，是北京传统文化在民俗生活中的生动体现。北京胡同由四合院民居组成。老北京们世代居住于“皇城根儿”下，深受儒家文化的浸染，形成了乐观悠闲的气度和善良恭谨的品格。下面通过资料考察，从北京胡同的历史、四合院建筑特点以及“老北京”的朴素民风三个方面入手，谈谈对北京胡同文化认识。

一、北京胡同的历史

北京的胡同形成于元朝，是伴随着元大都城的建立开始出现的。忽必烈定都北京后，谋臣刘秉忠以琼华岛(今北海公园)金代离宫为中心，开始主持大都城的规划设计与修建工程。按照《周礼??考工记》关于帝王都城的设想，皇城居城内繁华区当中，皇城以外分布着阡陌纵横、状如棋盘的街巷，其布局体现了浓厚的井田制色彩。全城街道以南北干道为主导，小街、胡同基本上沿其两侧平行排列，与南北干道呈东西交叉状。据《析津志》载，“元大都大街宽二十四步，小街宽十二步，胡同宽六步??元朝的一步为五尺，当时的尺合0.308米，那一步就是1.54米。可见当时的胡同宽为9.24米”。所谓“通衢交错，列巷纷纭”，这就将大都城里皇城以外的居民区划分为五十个坊。关于坊内民宅，据《元史·世祖纪》记载，至元二十二年(1285)大都城基本建成以后，“诏旧城居民之迁京城者，以赀高(富有)及居职(当官)者为先，乃定制以地八亩为一份。其或地过八亩及力不能作室者，皆不得冒据听名作室”。元世祖忽必烈将一块块八亩见方的地盘分赐给臣民建屋造宅，就意味着将其固定在他所规划的坊巷格局中加以统一管理．这是坊巷胡同形成的政治原因，也体现了坊巷胡同的政治功能。

明朝的北京，仿“城必有郭，城以卫民，郭以卫城”之制，将皇城之外，又分内城、外城两重。内城大部分街道胡同承袭元大都旧制，只将五十坊改划为三十六坊，而外城是明定都北京一百多年后加修的。明成祖迁都北京后，由于北郊经常遭到北元军队的骚扰，市场只能在南郊发展，同时江南地区的丰富物产也通过水陆交通线云集南郊，所以北京城商业中心由内城转到外城。外城前门、宣武门、崇文门外，以市场、商品、作坊、店铺命名的街巷胡同大量涌现，如前门外的鲜鱼口、豆腐巷、煤市街、羊肉胡同、炭儿胡同、柴儿胡同、珠宝市、草市等等。这些胡同同时又是市场所在地，体现了胡同的经济功能。

清朝内外旧城的总体布局与明朝大体相同，街道胡同有所增加。这一方面因为明朝的一些官府、仓、厂被废除改建为居民区或王府，另一方面因为旗民分城而居的制度增加了外城人口，便出现了许多规则或不规则的新胡同。

二、北京四合院的特点

北京胡同由一座座等级高低有别。规模大小不同的四合院连接而成，成为北京民居的一大特色。北京的传统四合院遗存以清代居多，院落四壁都有墙壁，外面的人看不到院里，院里的人也看不到外面，一家人的活动都在院墙之内，与外界相通的唯一渠道就是大门，而平时大门是紧闭的，因而四合院反映了中国古代传统的封闭式文化，老子所说的“小国寡民，老死不相往来”。封闭式的住宅使四合院具有很强的私密性，关起门来自成天地；院内，四面房门都开向院落，一家人和美相亲，其乐融融。

四合院的房屋布局是既定的，对家庭成员的居住安排也有严格规定，反映出传统大家庭的等级观念，“长幼有序”的传统要求。布局上一般是正房高于侧房，面积也比侧房大，住房安排上一般是家长住在正房，晚辈住在厢房耳房，一家老少，从上到下，什么辈分的人住什么样的房，一切都是按规矩来，没有可争议的。这种安排不仅突出了家长的地位，而且有助于家族内部的秩序，强化等级观念。根据北京地区的地理位置和气候条件，四合院中的房子以坐北朝南的北房为

最好，其次为西房，再次为东房南房，有“有钱不住东南房，冬不暖来夏不凉”的民谚为证。因此，内宅中位置优越显赫的正房，都要给老一代的老爷、太太居住。北房三间仅中间一间向外开门，称为堂屋。两侧两间仅向堂屋开门，形成套间，成为一明两暗的格局。堂屋是家人起居、招待亲戚或年节时设供祭祖的地方，两侧多做卧室。东西两侧的卧室也有尊卑之分，在一夫多妻的制度下，东侧为尊，由正室居住，西侧为卑，由偏房居住。东西厢房则由晚辈居住，厢房也是一明两暗，正中一间为起居室，两侧为卧室。也可将偏南侧一间分割出来用做厨房或餐厅。北京四合院的布局和功能上也体现了北京传统文化的正统性。

三、北京胡同的民风

北京的四合院存留至今，大多数已演变成多户群居的大杂院。较之单门独户、封闭规整的四合院而言，四方杂处、半私密性的大杂院更能体现“老北京”的风俗人情。北京城的平民百姓在胡同和大杂院里演绎着他们平静从容、波澜不惊的日常生活。即使是深处困窘时。也没有人自暴自弃、自轻自贱，都在挣扎着寻求自己做人的“体面”和尊严。这种“挣扎”又是阿Q式的，伴随着北京土话的插科打诨，用对己对人的善意嘲讽消解生活的不足。无法实现“天棚、鱼缸、石榴树”的精致富足，就在屋檐下用破脸盆种上五颜六色的“死不了”，夏天，草茉莉的清香也能飘出去很远；春天够香椿芽、秋天打枣；养猫遛鸟逗蛐蚰，喝茶下棋扭秧歌。老祖宗留下的乐观心态和悠闲气度是人们战胜一切艰难困苦的法宝。

大杂院是五行八作、三教九流聚居之地，院落是公共的，水龙头是公共的。甚至厕所被盖在胡同里，也是公共的。基础设旌的简陋带来了生存竞争的严酷。一不留神就会引起邻里纠纷，小家庭的秘密也会被别人窥探去成为饭后的谈资。然而，世代浸染的儒家文化培养了人们温和善良、谦让恭谨的品格，公共的空间也为人们提供了沟通交流、消除隔阂的场所，使得温馨和睦的总体气氛得以形成。长期的友好交往基于这样一些观念上的共识：孝敬父母，尊敬长辈，爱护弟妹，

扶助弱小；一家有难，大家支援，一家有喜，同祝共贺；互通信息，互通有无，邻里守望，集体防卫。

这些共识构成了胡同文化的精神内核，闪现了北京传统文化的光辉。

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篇五：北京胡同的介绍

北京胡同的来源 北京的胡同大多形成于13世纪的元朝，

到现在已经经过了几百年的演变发展。北京

胡同的走向多为正东正西，宽度一般不过九

米。他们串起来，就像一块豆腐，方方正正，

不歪不斜。胡同里的建筑几乎都是四合院。

四合院是一种由东西南北四座房屋以四四方

方的对称形式围在一起的建筑物。大大小小的四合院一个紧挨一个排列起来，它们之间

的通道就是胡同。

别看这胡同从外表上看模样都差不多，

但它们的特色却各不相同。在北京城西部有

个胡同叫九道弯，原因是一个小小的胡同竟

要拐九个弯。有的胡同如果曾住过一个有名

的人，那这条胡同就会以这个人的名字命名，

比如石老娘胡同和王皮匠胡同。还有的胡同

是按照其形状命名的，像羊尾巴胡同和耳朵

眼胡同，听起来就这么生动形象。北京的胡

同真是数也数不尽，有句俗话不是这么说吗：

“有名的胡同三千六，没名的胡同赛牛毛”。

不少胡同里的一片砖、一片瓦都有几百年的

历史了。

胡同，是北京特有的一种古老的城市小

巷。胡同原为蒙古语，即小街巷。由于北京

古时城建就有严格规划，所以胡同都比较直，

星罗棋布，共有7000余条，名称五花八门，

有的以人物命名，如文丞相胡同；有的以市

场、商品命名，如金鱼胡同；有的以北京土语命名，如闷葫芦罐胡同等。北京最长的胡同就是东西交民巷，全长6.5公里；最短的一尺半大街，长不过十几米；最窄的胡同要数前门大栅栏地区的钱市胡同，宽仅0.7米，稍许胖点的人得屏住呼吸才能通过。在北京，胡同浩繁有几千条，他们围绕在紫禁城周围，大部分形成于中国历史上的元、明、清三个朝代。

胡同的存在意义 胡同不仅是城市的脉搏，更是北京普通老百姓生活的场所。北京人对胡同有着特殊感情，它不仅是百姓们出入家门的通道，更是一座座民俗风情博物馆，烙下了许多社会生活的印记。

胡同一般都距离闹市很近，打个酱油买斤鸡蛋什么的很方便。胡同里没有车水马龙的喧闹，有的是亲切融洽的邻里关系。

胡同这种北京特有的古老的城市小巷已成为北京文化的载体。老北京的生活气息就在这胡同的角落里，在这四合院的一砖一瓦里，在居民之间的邻里之情里。只有身处其中才有最深体会。

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