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Mom: What are you doing? Xiaoming: Mom, I'm practicing my handwriting. Mom: You don't have to write so well. Now that there is a computer, can't it replace writing?

Mom: What are you doing?

Xiaoming: Mom, I'm practicing my handwriting.

Mom: The handwriting doesn't have to be that good. Now that there is a computer, can't it replace writing?

Xiaoming: Chinese characters are the symbol of our Chinese nation. We must practice hard.

Mom: But computer typing is fast and neat. Isn't it more convenient and faster?

Xiaoming: We can't always move out of the computer when we need to write.

Mom: computers will be popular in the future.

Xiao Ming: What should I do when signing? I can't use a computer instead.

Mom: You're right. I'll buy you another good copybook to practice your handwriting better.

Xiaoming: Thank you, Mom!