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假設你是李華，寒假就要來臨了，你的美國朋友Tom來信詢問你的寒假計劃。請你給他回信告知你的安排并邀請他來中國做客。內容要點如下：

1、你的寒假安排（完成寒假作業(yè)、鍛煉身體、做家務）。

2、歡度春節(jié)（享受美食、欣賞煙花、領壓歲錢）。

3、發(fā)出邀請。

要求：3段式作文、120詞左右、書寫規(guī)范整潔。

參考詞匯：fireworks (煙花） lucky money( 壓歲錢）

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