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Leo: Hey! Joyce, I want to go to Europe during this summer vacation, but I don't know much about foreign countries. Do you have any advice for me?



Joyce: Well, I think I know the best place for you to find some information about studying in Europe. The place is the Q building in Wenzao.



Leo: Thanks a lot, but I don't know how to get there.

(At the front gate)

Joyce: See, we're now at the front gate of Wenzao. First, let's turn right and pass through the administration building. Then go straight for about 3 minutes, and you'll see the Lourdes Hall. The Q Building is just on the left of it.



Leo: Cool, that's easy!


(In front of the Q Building)
Leo: Wow, this building is really big. On which floor is the place where I can get some information?



Joyce: In the basement you can find the EU Center, which stands for the European Union Center. Let's check it out.



Leo: There is so much information about Europe in the aisles.



Joyce: Well, this place is called the European Culture Aisle.



Leo: There are so many rooms. Which is the one that we're going to?



Joyce: Each room has different functions. First, let's go to the Overseas Studies Information Center.



Leo: Cool, this place is really quiet and comfortable. Look, there are so many books about studying abroad.



Joyce: I hope they'll be useful for you, and you can also borrow the computers in this room for further research.



Leo: That's really helpful!



Joyce: You can read these books later, but now I'm taking you to another room which is the Office of the EU Center. You can ask the people there some questions about studying in Europe.



Leo: That's really convenient; I've got so many questions about studying abroad.



Joyce: I'm sure the people there can help you!



Leo: Good! I'm wondering what those two rooms are for. They seem big.



Joyce: They are called the Video Teleconference Education Classrooms. Each room can hold up to 120 people and it's for lectures, seminars and other exhibitions.



Leo: No wonder they are so big. Hey, since only the basement has already surprised me so much, I'm really interested to know what I could find on the upper floors. Can you tell me?



Joyce: Well, there are 4 computer classrooms on the first floor; each has about 60 computers inside. The best part is that students can borrow the computers when they need to use one. The computers there are fast and new.



Leo: That's cool! What about the other floors?



Joyce: From the second floor to the ninth floor, there are classrooms. Many of the activities that need group discussions are held there, such as competitions or club lectures. I've been there several times to learn how to debate.



Leo: That's really useful! I think the Q Building is a really good place where you can go for further information. Thanks a lot for bringing me here.



Joyce: You are welcome. Now, let's go to the basement and get to know more about the EU Center!