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Why This Holiday for Kids was “Stolen” by Young People in China

Today is the Children’s Day. Many countries in Asia celebrate this day.

“儿童节 (Értóng jié): Children’s Day”, is officially known as International Children’s Day. However, The holiday is officially called “六一国际儿童节 (Liùyī guójì értóng jié)”, which translates to “June 1 International Children’s Day” in Chinese. It is a day where everyone brings joy to children to show their appreciation and give children a day to enjoy their childhood.…

Answer to Why This Holiday for Kids was “Stolen” by Young People in China

Answers:B

Answer analysis:

谁还不是个宝宝呢 (shuí hái bùshì gè háizi ne)” means I am a baby, used to describe young people who are not technically kids anymore want to be a baby and don’t want to grow up.So answers A and C is not correct.

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