Write an English composition about introducing the customs and habits of Japanese, Japanese and Westerners.

If you go to England, you will find many surprising things. But different things surprise different people.

If you go to England, you will find many things that surprise you. However, different things surprise people from different countries.

In Britain, people drive on the left. Dimitri Poulos from Greece thinks this is strange. "I have been in England for nearly a month, but I never remember looking to the right instead of the left before crossing the road. If I stay for a year, I still won't remember! "

In Britain, people drive on the left. Dimitri Boros Tamara from Greece thinks it's strange to drive on the left. "I have lived in England for almost a month, but I always forget to look to the right instead of the left before crossing the road. If I stay here for a year, I still won't remember. "

Hiroshi Hasegawa from Japan doesn't understand why British people always wear shoes at home. "In Japan, if a tourist doesn't wear shoes at home, we think he is very rude or very dirty. I can't understand why English people don't wash their hands before taking a shower. They bathe in the bathtub and use their own dirty water! If I take a bath like that, I will feel unclean. "

Hiroshi Hasegawa from Japan doesn't understand why British people always wear shoes at home. "If a guest wears shoes in a Japanese home, we will think that this person is very rude and dirty. Besides, I don't know why English people don't wash their hands before entering the swimming pool. They are taking a bath in the swimming pool, in that dirty water! If I take a bath like this, I will feel dirty all over. "

Roberto Gracy, an Italian, couldn't understand why the British had to wait in so many lines. "At the bus stop or post office, they always line up-even if there is only one person! If I do that in Italy, people will think I am crazy!

Robert Graz from Italy doesn't understand why the British always line up. "No matter at the bus stop or the post office, they always stand in a row-even if there are only one or two people. If I do this in Italy, people will think I'm crazy!