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A.根据短文内容，完成下列表格中的信息。

In the past two days, I’ve been to two very different bookstores. They were both in Beijing, and both attracted people in their 20s and 30s. So why were they so different? Because one store was for Chinese people, and one was for Westerners.

At the Western bookstore, in Sanlitun, the books put on display in front—the ones expected to be the most popular—were biographies (传记), books about history, and books about politics and current (现在的) events. Farther back, there was a big shelf full of novels.

At the Chinese store, at the Beijing airport, there were very few books on history, and books on politics and current events were even harder to find. There were a few biographies, but they seemed to be of an instructive (教育性的) nature; almost all of them were about rich people, and how they got rich. What the store did have was lots and lots of books on how to learn English.

As a Westerner, I found this surprising. The kinds of books I’m used to seeing people read—the kinds that were at the first store—are the kinds people read to escape (逃脱) their daily lives. But here most of the books were on how to get rich and how to study English—how to work better and how to study better.

These Chinese books offered no escape from daily life—only ways to improve it. Perhaps this is another area where Westerners and Chinese people can learn from each other. We Westerners could certainly read a bit more for practical purposes (目的). But I also think Chinese people might benefit (受益) from more of something my teachers always encouraged: Reading for fun.

Two different bookstores
Location	Sanlitun	Beijing 1.
Customers	2.	Chinese people
Books	biographies books about history，politics and current3.； a shelf of4.	biographies about rich people and the5. to their success； about how to learn English It’s not6. to find the books which are popular in Sanlitun’s bookstore.
The purposes of 7.	to be8. from daily life	to 9. daily life
The writer’s attitude	The western readers should read a bit more for 10. purposes.	Chinese readers should learn how to read for fun.