Who knows why we are in such a hurry to pay the bill?

The topic of my Chinese class now is who will pay the bill. There is a passage in the textbook that introduces several people from China to eat in a restaurant. After dinner, everyone scrambled to pay the bill, and everyone had to pay the bill. Everyone said, you can pay next time, and I'll pay this time. They don't even want to pay AA.

A person in this text tells a joke: If you see many people grabbing a football on the court, it may be Americans; If you see many people grabbing a piece of paper in a restaurant, it's probably China's. This text explains why China people do this: China people generally don't want to bring trouble to others; Some people may also show their generosity. If several people from China eat in a restaurant together, and it is not clear in advance who will treat them, everyone will scramble to pay the bill in the end. I think not only China people,

Other ethnic groups sometimes do the same.

This text is followed by exercises. Ask the students to write a short passage about going to a restaurant and describe eating in a restaurant with their friends.