We Chinese had all along hold the coming-of-age ceremony since ancient times, and it may be unfamiliar to some of us. Nowadays, however, it is gaining little popularity in many places. This year's coming-of-age ceremony in our school will be held at 5 p. m. on next Friday in the lecture hall. To make it a complete success, first, a video about students and our campus life will be showing. Our principal will then deliver an excited speech, after which, some students representatives will make a serious promise to be responsible adults. Beside, on behalf of the students' union, I will invite our foreign teacher Mrs. Beck to attend ceremony. Hopefully, she can give me a few words of encouragement.
