Interview in EnglishInterviewer We have already prepared the rose tea Have a taste please We hope you will like it Today we invite you here to ask you about your life and study in Inner Mongolia Unive

een food is not bad, but sometimes it’s too oily or salty for my taste, so I prefer cooking my own meals. Interviewer: That’s understandable. Let’s talk about your study now. Which major are you studying in Inner Mongolia University of Technology? Informant: I’m studying Chinese language and literature. Interviewer: What do you think of the teaching quality of our school? Informant: I think the teaching quality is quite good. The teachers are professional and responsible. They always encourage us to participate in various activities to improve our language proficiency. Interviewer: Do you have any suggestions for improving the teaching quality? Informant: I think it would be better if we could have more opportunities to practice our spoken Chinese in real-life situations. For example, organizing more cultural exchange activities with local people would be helpful. Interviewer: Thank you for your suggestion. Do you have any plans for the future after graduation? Informant: I hope to find a job related to Chinese language and culture, maybe working as a translator or a language teacher. Interviewer: That sounds like a great plan. We wish you all the best for your future. Thank you for your time today. Informant: Thank you. It was my pleasure to share my experiences with you