Can traditional clothes and festivals be used in common?

P 1 is a short self-introduction.

P2 is when the examiner shows you a note with a theme, gives you some time to think, and then you explain it. The examiner will take some notes when you speak (maybe he is confused or interested in your explanation).

P3 is the examiner's record based on p2, and then ask you a few small questions. And then ... it's over.

So what topic is not up to you. I'm confused about your persistence in a particular topic.

To prepare oral English is to be well informed. The so-called well-informed, is to have a certain vocabulary, and then familiar with common spoken topics, have a general understanding of related topics, rather than obsessed with a specific topic.

Of course, if you are asking about clothes and holidays, will you digress? I want to say that oral English is not like composition, as long as you have a holiday, you can naturally transition to clothing, so as to reflect the organization and hierarchy of your speech. When it comes to what we did during the holiday, we must talk about tourism, and what we saw and heard during the tour can definitely include traditional costumes.