A letter to a distant country

Dear Wang Fang, classmates:

Hello there!

Let me introduce myself first! My name is Lin Mingzhu. In the Yellowstone Center, the second grade of the sixth year of study. What is most worthy of my pride is my tall figure, no one dares to bully me. I am a smart and clever little girl. At home, my mother always calls me a "prostitute." I like writing most. Once, I was the first prize in Putian, the national junior student writing competition.

As soon as you enter the campus, you can see a tall and magnificent six-story teaching building on the left and right sides and two rows of cypress trees like guards to look at our beautiful campus.

The desks and chairs in my classroom are well organized. The classmates in our class are sitting in a chair and listening to a strict and amiable class teacher. We have a blackboard before and after, and the blackboard says eight words: "Learning to learn every day." These words encourage students to study hard and serve the motherland when they grow up. Oh, yes, we have crystal windows.

This time I wrote to you, there is an important task: to carry out the "hand in hand" activities. I know that you have been eager to read, rest assured, I will do my best to send some books to you. Wang Fang, let us join hands and sincerely set up a long bridge of friendship!

Wang Fang, what is your school like? What is your teacher like? What is your classmate like? What do you like to do? Have you won those awards? You must reply to me!

wish:

Learning smoothly!

Your good friend: Lin Mingzhu

April 16, 2019

Yellowstone Center National Primary Six: Lin Mingzhu