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　　It' s six o' clock on a cold Saturday morning£®Liu Zifan reluctantly gets out of the warm bed£®
　　"I wish I could sleep some more," says Liu£®
　　The 12-year-old seventh grader from Beijing Guangqumen  1     .School must take an-hour-ride to get to the school for the   2    curriculums that occupy her whole Saturday morning£®On Sunday afternoon, she has music lessons from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.£®
　　During weekdays, Liu has to get up around five in the morning, and  3    home by six£®
　　" My teacher  4  us to eat an apple in the morning so that we won' t feel  5   " , she says£®
　　In primary school, Liu  6     taking the New Concept English class every Saturday morning, and Chinese, English and Olympic maths classes in the afternoon£®On Sunday morning, she had to do  7   at home£®In the afternoon, she took Cambridge English class£®
　　"I didn't have time to rest, except on Friday night," Liu recalls£®
　　The family has a monthly  8      of about 1,700 Yuan£®Liu Zifan¡¯s  9      classes cost 2, 000 Yuan each term£®
　　" I think it' s   10    the money," Liu' s father says£®" We do everything we can to provide her with good education, so that she will get a good job in the future£®"
　　Chinese children face   11    pressures on study£®Some parents make their children study 12         First graders start to take classes for second graders, and so on, therefore they can get an 13       in exams£®Most Chinese   14     believe high academic credentials £¨³É¼¨£© mean a better school, a brighter future£®So they send their children to extracurricular classes lisic, English and maths to develop a special   15    , which later might be a stepping stone to a good school£®
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　　Such is life ¡ª   24.         you are an antelope or a lion, you ought to dash forward without   25.         (hesitate) when the sun rises.
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