Well today I would like to talk about one of the most interesting traditional stories I know is the Moonman and his trees, the land of Quot, Quot is a symbol of good capture until he discovered a magical healing tree one day some baddest attracted and killed His why, his loyal dog, Dustin, it won’t let to set her lie, but later his wife made a mistake. Feeling disrepaired, the trees fell into the sky to try to hold into it. And that’s why he now stuck it on the moon. moon. If a Vietnamese fairy tells in some sort of meet outside festival during this event, with Lanter. It’s Mooncake and listen this towel. I’ve heard her this story when I was about 7 years old. It’s what introduced me in the literary class at primary school and later my grandmother told me the same story again in her own book and I can still remember reading next to her wife, way listening with excitement and I enjoyed it because it connected my tullogy with the real life and it gave me a sense of great in our cultural identity.
Band 6+: describe an interesting traditonal stroy you should say what the stroy is about when /how you knewit who told you the stiry,explian how you feel when ypu first hear it
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Well, today I would like to talk about one of the most interesting traditional stories I know, which is the Moonman and his trees. The land of Quot is a symbol of good fortune until he discovered a magical healing tree. One day, some bandits attacked and killed his loyal dog, Dustin. He wouldn't let it lie, but later his wife made a mistake. Feeling desperate, the trees fell into the sky to try to hold onto it. And that's why he is now stuck on the moon. A Vietnamese fairy tells this story during some sort of festival, with lanterns and mooncakes, and I listened to this tale. I first heard this story when I was about seven years old. It was introduced to me in a literary class at primary school, and later my grandmother told me the same story again in her own way. I can still remember reading next to her while listening with excitement. I enjoyed it because it connected my childhood with real life, and it gave me a sense of pride in our cultural identity.
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