(Interviewing a volunteer for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games)

　　Interviewer: First, would you like to explain why you are interested in this job?

　　Interviewee: Well, I think it’s very meaningful to participate in something as special as this; you know, to be able to welcome overseas friends and to make them feel at home, what a privilege!

　　Interviewer: Nice, and what will you do when an overseas guest asks for help?

　　Interviewee: That’s easy. I’ll just try my best to help them! If they ask for directions, I’ll make sure they know where they are on the map and then point them in the right direction. If they need suggestions for entertainment, I’ll show them around. If they are short of money, I’ll… give them money!

　　Interviewer: Give them money? Are you sure? Why not give me some?

　　Interviewee: Hehe … sorry, that’s a mistake. I meant I’ll try my best to help them.

　　Interviewer: You’ve got the right idea, and have a very good attitude indeed. And by the way, what will you do if you encounter some unfriendly guests that have some unreasonable¹ requests?

　　Interviewee: Well, in that case, I’ll stay calm and politely explain the reason why I can’t be of more assistance. Trust me. I’ll be able to find the balance between being a good host to foreigners and maintaining the dignity, virtue² and honor of our Chinese traditions.

　　Interviewer: I understand it’s quite a delicate balance. And I’m very happy to see that you understand this too - you are hired!

　　Interviewee: Really? Hoo-ray!

　　Interviewer: Behave yourself!

　　Interviewee: Oh, yes sir!(Written by Tina; Level: Middle)