专题07 书信写作
参考答案
1．
Dear Mr. David,
I’m Li Hua, a senior two student from our school. I recently signed up for the “Cross-Cultural Communication
Summer Camp” organized by the school’s international department. However, I haven’t received the registration
confirmation notice so far, which makes me a little worried.
Could you please help check my registration status to see if there is any problem? Besides, I would be grateful
if you could inform me of the camp’s follow-up arrangements, including the opening time, activity schedule and
relevant preparation requirements.
I would appreciate it if you could reply at your convenience.
Yours,
Li Hua
2．Dear Mr Ben and my fellow classmates,
I’m delighted to share my dream career with you today. I aspire to be a journalist. The reason is that I hope
to report true stories, convey public voices, and record the world with words, which I find really meaningful.
To make it come true, I will keep reading and writing to improve my language skills. I will also develop a
sharp eye for social events and learn to communicate with different people bravely. With consistent efforts, I firmly
believe my dream will finally be realized.
Thanks.
3．One possible version:
Dear Mike,
I am Li Hua, a student from our school. I am writing to sincerely invite you to serve as a judge of the English
story-telling contest themed “Ancient Chinese Myths.”
Scheduled for next Friday afternoon in the School Hall, the contest will feature classic Chinese myths
integrated with students’ insights. As a native English speaker, your excellent pronunciation and rich experience in
speech evaluation are invaluable to us. More importantly, your keen interest in Chinese culture, especially ancient
myths will greatly contribute to the success of the event.
I look forward to your favorable reply. (95 词)
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
4． Dear George,
Glad to receive your letter asking about the changes in how Chinese young people celebrate the Spring
Festival.
Compared with the past, great changes have taken place. In the past, families always gathered at home, made
dumplings and watched the Spring Festival Gala together. Now, many young people travel with parents or have
reunion dinners in restaurants instead of cooking at home. Fireworks are replaced by light shows due to
environmental problems.
The main reason is that technology makes life more convenient, and people pursue diverse experiences. What
remains unchanged is the love for family.
Yours
sincerely,
Li Hua
5．Dear Alex,
I’m Li Hua, head of the Labor Education Club. Knowing you are skilled in gardening, I’m writing to sincerely
invite you to join our club and offer guidance on our activities.
Our club, which is popular among students, focuses on teaching practical gardening skills and fostering labor
awareness. We hold regular on-campus activities and grow various plants together. It is the love for plants that
makes us gather and enjoy the fun of labor. Could you please teach us to plant flowers and vegetables, and share
professional gardening tips? We are all eager to learn from you.
Looking forward to your early reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
6．Dear Mike,
I’m sorry to hear that you didn’t pass the HKS Chinese exam, but I hope you won’t feel too discouraged.
Many learners face setbacks like this — one exam doesn’t define your ability. What matters is keeping going!
From my own experience, immersing in daily Chinese practice works wonders. For example, listen to
Chinese podcasts or watch dramas with subtitles; this helps with listening and picking up natural expressions. Also,
keep a journal in Chinese — write about your day, hobbies, or feelings. It’s a fun way to improve vocabulary and
writing skills.
Don’t give up! Every mistake is a step toward success. With consistent effort, you’ll master Chinese for sure.
Looking forward to your progress!
Yours,
Li An
7．Dear Ben,
Your worry is completely understandable. It’s true that clubs take time, but they’re not necessarily a waste.
The real issue might be how we balance things rather than whether we participate at all.
I suggest you prioritize your studies by making a weekly schedule. Reserve club time only after finishing
homework, treating it as a well-deserved reward. Also, pick clubs that truly interest and benefit you so that they can
help you relax, develop new skills, and even make studying less stressful afterward.
A balanced life leads to better learning and personal growth. Hope this helps!
Agony Aunt
8．
Robots Perform Chinese Martial Arts
Last week at the City Science and Technology Festival, I watched an amazing robot show of Chinese martial
arts. Dressed in traditional kung fu uniforms, the humanoid robots moved with precision — their punches sharp,
stances steady, just like real masters. Their synchronized routine drew loud cheers from the crowd.
This show made me see that technology breathes new life into traditional culture. Combining AI with martial
arts preserves ancient traditions in a modern way, making them more appealing to young people. Innovation and
heritage truly go hand in hand.
9．One possible version
Dear Tom,
I’m Li Hua from the Student Union. I’m writing to share with you some details about the upcoming festival
with the name of Chinese and Foreign Food Culture Festival, which will be held this Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
on the school playground.
It’s a great chance to explore diverse cuisines. At the festival, you can taste delicious food from different
countries. There will also be cooking shows where chefs are to demonstrate their food-making skills, and a sharing
session for everyone to talk about food cultures from their hometowns.
We hope you can join us and share with us your country’s food culture. Looking forward to your reply!
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
10．参考范文
Dear friends,
Welcome to our school and the Campus Culture Festival! It’s a great honor to have you here.
The festival will start with a traditional Chinese art exhibition, where you can enjoy paper-cutting and
calligraphy. Then, we’ll have a cultural performance featuring Beijing Opera and folk dances. In the afternoon, you
can join a workshop to learn to make Chinese knots or taste traditional snacks.
We hope you’ll have a wonderful time and gain a deeper understanding of Chinese culture. Thank you!
11．Possible answer:
Dear Mike,
I’m Li Ming, captain of the Hongxing Middle School football team. I’m writing to invite your team to
engage in a friendly match with us.
Inspired by the exciting Sichuan City Football League, we would be honored to have this match this
Saturday morning at our school field. It would be a great opportunity for both teams to learn from each other and
build friendship.
After the match, we hope to organize a short exchange session where players can share tactics, training
experiences, and cultural insights. We also plan to provide light refreshments to encourage relaxed conversations.
Looking forward to your positive reply!
Yours,
Li Ming
12．
Dear Liam,
I’m sorry to hear you’re stressed about balancing studies and rest. It’s normal with more courses and club
activities! Don’t be hard on yourself.
Here are some practical tips. First, make a to-do list and rank tasks in order of priority — for instance,
homework before the club activities. Second, set 25-minute focused study blocks with 5-minute breaks, which
helps avoid burnout. Also, stick to a fixed bedtime; enough sleep boosts concentration. Feel free to say no to extra
activities if your schedule is tight.
I’m sure you’ll find your rhythm soon! Let me know if you need more ideas.
Yours,
Li Hua
13．Dear Chris,
I’m glad you’re interested in our school’s Chinese Traditional Culture Festival held last week. It was such a
hit that I can’t wait to share it with you.
Various activities were arranged, such as traditional craft workshops, calligraphy displays and folk music
performances. I tried making paper-cuts, which was really fascinating. Many students and teachers joined in,
sharing the beauty of traditional culture.
Why not join us next year? I’ll show you around and we can experience the activities together. I’m sure you
will love it.
Best wishes,
Li Hua
14．Art Lifts Spirits
As we can see in the picture, drawing an apple with a pencil brings peace and focus. Art, in fact, is a
powerful helper for our mental health.
It lets us express feelings that are hard to put into words, calms our busy minds, and gives us a sense of
achievement. When creating art, we forget stress and find inner joy.
Let’s pick up a brush, pen or crayon! Spend 10 minutes a day on simple art—drawing, coloring or doodling.
It will lift our spirits and keep our minds healthy.
15． Modern Life in Cartoons
In the cartoon, a man is typing busily on the computer, waving to a woman beside him and saying, “Can’t
talk now — I’m chatting.” It vividly shows a common social phenomenon: people are so absorbed in online
chatting that they ignore face-to-face communication with those around them.
In my opinion, while online communication brings convenience, we shouldn’t let it replace real-life
interactions. We should balance our time online and make more effort to talk with people around us, which helps
build warmer relationships.
16．Dear Linda,
As for that meaningful quote, I believe it highlights that true fulfillment comes not only from racing towards
tomorrow, but from actively committing to a direction we believe in and giving it our full effort.
In my own life, I plan to first pause and reflect on my core values to identify what is truly worth striving for
in my studies and life. Then, I will focus my energy on relevant studies and daily actions, like striving for
improvement rather than being distracted by every new trend. I believe this approach can help us live more
meaningful lives.
I look forward to hearing more of your insights.
Yours sincerely,
Li Hua
