考官问题 （按顺序）不会组织语言的回答会组织语言的回答 （基本无四级以上的词汇）
Could you tell me about your hometown? What do you like most about it and why?
My hometown is in Jiangxi province in the middle of China.
It's a small village.
My hometown is a small village in central China.
It's very quiet and even old.
(old用的不对）
It's quite peaceful, even a bit primitive.
primitive /ˈprɪmətɪv/adj.原始的；落后的；
或者可以用behind the times 落后的
But it's very beautiful and the people there are very nice.
But the views are amazing, and the people are really nice and friendly.
What I loved most was when I was a kid. I could run happily in the field with my friends. and we played interesting games together.
What I loved most was being able to run wild in the fields when I was a kid, catching butterflies, and playing tons of games with my friends.
Can you describe a specific place in your hometown that holds special memories for you?
I can remember many things about my hometown.
My childhood in the village left many lasting impressions on me.
To be honest, life there was pretty hard. We didn't have enough things like food.
To be honest, life there was pretty hard. I grew up with limited resources.
We couldn't buy vegetables, so grandparents always grew vegetables. And we hardly ate meat.
We ate vegetables that my grandparents grew themselves, and meat was a real treat.
I really like when Chinese New Year came, my grandparents would prepare to kill a pig and it's really hard so we have to call many neighborhoods to help and we eat together, it's very busy.
(这段话很啰嗦；busy想表示忙碌的，热闹的，不如用lively）
The best part of the year was Chinese New Year, when my grandparents would kill a pig, and everyone in the neighborhood would get together, making it super lively.
How do you think these experiences have shaped who you are today?
I think all those experiences made me become an optimistic and brave girl.
I think all those experiences made me cheerful and strong. They helped me develop a resilient character.
Besides, it made me really love peaceful living. Even though I have already lived in a big city, I often miss my hometown so much.
They also gave me this deep love for the slow pace of village life, so much that even now, living in the city, I often miss the calm and beauty of the countryside.