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AShanghaishoppingmallrecentlyopenedahusbandnurserywheremenwhoarepulledaroundtheshopsbytheirwivesorgirlfriendscanrelaxandrestfromshopping.Domostmenhateshoppingwithwomen?Forum论坛readerssharetheiropinions. YinsXZUS Heythatisanabsolutelyniceidea.Ilikeit.Italsomakesiteasierforwomenwhohavelotsofbagstobeabletodropthemoffatthenurseryforboyfriendstowatchoverwhiletheyreturntoshopformore!Setitupwithwifitooandyouhaveaperfecthangoutspot.Andmostimportantlydon'thavetowaitforcomplaintsfromthewomanwhenIstoptolookatcomputersortools! Sunnylin01China Mostwomenlikeshoppingwhilemostmendon't.Mengenerallydon'tspendhoursdecidingcolorcomparisonshoppingorfindingthesaleprices.Theyknowwhattheywantgetinbuythemandgetout.10﹣15minutesandthey'redone.Thisisquitedifferentfromhowawomanshops.Goingfromstoretostoretryingtofindthebestones.Thetryingwillspendhours. SenecaaforeignerinChina Manywomenviewshoppingasanentertainingwaytogetdownfromhighstresslevels.Mywifeisoneofthose.Stresscomestoonaturallytoherdrivingacardoingherjobdealingwithworkmatesallleadtosomerisingofherstresslevel.Soshoppingideallyhappenseveryday.Formethatamountofshoppingisstressful. BlondeAmberIreland Somementakehourscomparingproductstryingthingsoutfindingsalesprices.Theydon'talwaysknowwhattheywantbutenjoyjustlooking.Mencanshopthesameaswomenforthingstheyareinterestedinandspendhoursdoingit.Equallynotallwomenlikeshoppingandgoin10﹣15minutesandtheyaredone.Peoplearenotblackandwhiteanddon'tfitintoboxes. 1.Accordingtoforumreaderswhichisnotthebenefitofopeningahusbandnursery? A.Mencanescapethecomplaintsfromwomen. B.Womencanenjoyshoppingmorewithbagsleftinmen'scare. C.Womencanfinishtheirshoppinginashortertime. D.Mencanrelaxthemselveswhenwomenareshopping. 2.WhichsayingbelowcanbestdescribeSunnylin01andSeneca'sopinion? A.Oneman'smeatisanotherman'spoison. B.Joyandsorrowarenext﹣doorneighbors. C.Agoodwifemakesagoodhusband. D.Experienceisthemotherofwisdom. 3.Theunderlinedsentenceinthelastparagraphimpliesthat. A.blackpeopleandwhitepeoplearedifferentinsize B.peoplewithdifferentskinshavedifferentviews C.peopleshouldn'tdrawgeneralconclusionblindly D.shoppingisnotsuitableforallkindsofpeople
Travelsetsusthinkingandmakesusindiscussionsofmajorworldproblems.Ifourthinkingskillsdecreasetheywillhavetowaituntilwe'redonetraveling!That'sWHYwetravel.WhatfollowsisHOWwetravel. CHEAPTRAVEL Thelessyouspendthecloseryoucometothereasonyoucame. We'resaversbychoicewhentravelingalthoughwecouldaffordtostayinmiddle﹣pricedhotelsandeatintheirrestaurantsifwecutbackonthelengthofourtrips.Byspendinglesswecantravellongerandtravelbetter.Wemeetmorelocalsbyusingbusesratherthantaxisandbystayinginsmallfamily﹣runhotelsandeatinginlocal﹣stylecafes.Spendingtoomuchmoneymakesyouawayfromtheforeignexperienceyoucametohave. TRAVELERS﹣﹣﹣NOTTOURISTS What'sthedifference?Travelersaremorelikelytogetdeeperintothelifeofacountrythantourists.Thewaytodothisistodolotsofpre﹣tripreadingaboutthecountrieswewillvisitandtrytolearnafewwordsoflocallanguages. Independenttravelisusuallyfarlessexpensivethanpackagedtours.Wedon'tusetravelagentsbecausewedon'tstayinhotelsthatchargehighandwecangetcheaperticketsontheInternet.Welikefiguringoutwheretoeatandworkingouthowtogetaround.Thisputsusintodirectcontactwiththelocalpeople.Independenttravelisn'tascomfortableorconvenientbutit'sthemostmeaningfulwaytotravel. MOVINGAROUND Despiteitsdiscomfortswetakepublictransportation交通wheneverpossible.Travelinginacariseasierbutalsoscarier.Inmuchoftheworldroadsarepooranddrivingbehaviorsarenotfixed.Fortunatelyeventhelessdevelopedcountriesoftenhavegoodpublictransportationsystemsridingbusesandtrainsbringsusintoclosercontactwiththelocalpeople. CARRYINGSTUFF东西 Backpacksworkbetterforlong﹣termtravelthanthewheeledluggagemostmiddle﹣agedtravelersuse.Bumpingawheelieoverroughsidewalksorupseveralflightsofstairsinahotelisdifficult.Usingluggageisfinewithacarbutbackpacksareeasierforbusandtraintravel.Bestofallwearingbackpacksbridgethegapbetweenagegroups﹣﹣﹣allowinggray﹣hairedtravelerslikeustomakefriendswithtravelersdecadesyounger. Whytotravel Travelcanmakeusthinkand1majorworldproblems. Howtotravel Cheaptravel We2tobesaverswhiletravellingsothatwecantravelfora3timeandget4totheforeignexperience. Being travelers ●Travelerscangetabetter5ofthelifeofacountrythantourists ●Weneedtomakesome6inadvanceifwewanttobeindependenttravelers. ●Althoughpackagedtourscan7sometroubleindependenttravelcanbemoremeaningful. Movingaround Publictransportation8ustocommunicatewithlocalsclosely. Carryingstuff We9backpacksforlong﹣termtraveltothewheeledluggagebecausetheyareeasiertocarryandcan10thegapbetweenagegroups. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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