21.  Instead, stereotypes come out of human nature more often, in another word, unconsciousness.

22.  As for people who don't know each other much, don't do the judgments only according to what you have seen on the surface, because what beneath might prove your complete mistake about that man.

23.  I left them impressions as being more experienced, more brilliant and as being more capable than the other participants.

24.  We were from a small city while they were born in capital city; we studied in a school where seldom had people been admitted to Peking University or Tsinghua University while they would enter the most prestigious universities in the future; we had only learned English for a few years while they had come to contact with English since born.

25.  It is much more eye-catching when the bright sunshine goes through the leaves and shadows on the building.

26.  We were from a small city, but they were from a capital city; we studied in a school where seldom had people been admitted to Peking University or Tsinghua University, but they would enter the most prestigious universities in the future; we had only learned English for a few years, but they had come to contact with English since born.

27.  His near-perfect performances conquer the jury and nobody else here is more competent for this vacancy than him.

28.  What made us more embarrassed was that apparently Lin Chuan was not strong in English, even poorer than us.

29.  We didn't chat any more until we finished our meal.

30.  If someone sits in the first row, it's quite likely that he is the most industrious student in the classroom.