About the advertisements and stories related to the interesting Chinese language in Unit 8 of the second issue of the fifth grade book!

At the intersection of a small border town in Mexico, an eye-catching traffic notice is hung: Drivers please pay attention to your steering wheel - there are no doctors, no hospitals, and no medicines in this city.

The London Underground in the UK has put up a sign to warn passengers who do not buy tickets: If you ride without a ticket, please get off in front of the London Magistrates' Court.

On the roads of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, you can see signs like this: What are you going to do? Will you live to be 80 by driving at 40 kilometers per hour, or vice versa?

At a sharp bend on a road on the West Coast of the United States, there is a notice that reads: If your car can swim, please drive straight without braking!

During the Traffic Safety Week in Johor, Malaysia, the Ministry of Transport posted the following placards at some road intersections: Sir, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery by driving no more than 30 kilometers; if you drive more than 60 kilometers, please go to The court is a guest; if it is more than 80 kilometers away, you are welcome to visit the emergency hospital with the latest equipment in this city; if it is more than 100 kilometers away, please rest in peace.

Whoever can break off the gold coin stuck to the wall with Lott glue will own the gold coin.