1    What kinds of cultural events are popular in your country?
In my country, Vietnam, some of the most popular cultural events include Tet Festival, which is our Lunar New Year celebration, Mid-Autumn Festival, and various traditional village festivals.
   
2    Is it expensive to attend such events?
It depends on the event. Traditional festivals are usually free and open to the public because they are community-based. However, concerts or art shows may require tickets.

    3    What business opportunities do you see in link with cultural events?
Cultural events offer significant business potential. For example, local artisans and food vendors can sell their products. Tourism services like hotels, travel agencies, and transportation also benefit.

PART 2: A SITUATION WHEN SOMEONE APOLOGISED TO YOU

One time, my close friends went out on a trip, but they didn't invite me. I saw their pictures on Facebook and felt really sad and a bit hurt. We usually hang out together, so I didn't understand why they left me out.
Later, one of them texted me and said that they thought I was busy. She said they didn't do it on purpose, and it was just a misunderstanding. Then she called me and apologized.
She sounded really sorry, so I decided to forgive her. After that, we met and talked about it. I understood that it wasn't something they meant to do.
If I were in her place, I would also say sorry and try to explain. I think it's important to be honest and fix things when someone feels hurt.

PART 3
    1    Is apologizing an essential life skill?
Yes, apologizing is definitely an essential life skill. It shows emotional intelligence and helps maintain healthy relationships. A sincere apology can repair misunderstandings and prevent conflicts from escalating. It also reflects personal responsibility and empathy, which are valuable in both personal and professional settings.

    2    What is the most important objective when someone apologises to someone else?
The most important goal of an apology is to show that you recognize the impact of your actions and are genuinely sorry. It's not just about saying "sorry" but also about taking responsibility and making the other person feel respected and heard. A good apology can rebuild trust and emotional connection.

    3    At what age should children be taught about etiquette and politeness?
Children should be taught basic etiquette and politeness from a very young age, around 3-4 years old. At this age, they start to develop social awareness and can understand simple concepts like saying "please", "thank you" or "sorry". Teaching manners early helps them form good habits and become respectful individuals in society.