6. Using 
it means “what , when“
6.1 What are you talking ?
6.2 What are you finding ?
6.3 What is that place ?
6.4 What is this ?
6.5 What are you laughing about ?
6.6 When will you come back ?
6.7 When is he going to travel ?
6.8 When would you like to start ?
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6.9 When do you think we shoud go ?
6.10 When is your examination ?
7. Using 
when you ask about quantity or amount
it means “how many , how much , how long , how far“
7.1 What time is it ?
7.2 How many do you want ?
7.3 How many people in your family ?
7.4 How many time did you watch it ?
7.5 What date is today ?
7.6 What day is today ?
7.7 How many hour will it use?
7.8 What time does the plane take off ?
7.9 How many kilometer ?
7.10 How many kilogram ?
7.11 How much ?
7.12 How long will it take ?
7.13 How far from here ?
8. Using 
it means “who“
8.1 Whose is this thing ?
8.2 Yesterday , who did you go with ?
8.3 Who is he ?
8.4 Who want to go ?
8.5 Who is your belove ?
9. Using 
when asking about reason , it means “why“
9.1 Why didn’t you stay home yesterday ?
9.2 Why don’t you eat ?
9.3 Why does he don’t come ?
9.4 Why don’t you go to work ?
9.5 Why don’t you intend to do it a little more ?
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9.6 Why don’t you love me ?
10. Using 
it means “how“
10.1 How to do it ?
10.2 How to go there ?
10.3 How to solve it ?
10.4 How do you like ?
10.5 How to use this computer ?
10.6 How to speak chinese ?
China Chooses 48 Silk Road Sites
for World Cultural Heritage Status
Chinese heritage experts and officials have selected an
initial list of 48 sites along the country’s sections of the
ancient Silk Road for its joint application with five central
Asian countries for world cultural heritage status.
The sites include graveyards, temples, remains of
ancient cities and grottoes in six provinces or regions
along the route. They were selected at a two-day meeting
which ended on Monday in Xinjiang.
The preliminary list still needs further discussion by
experts and final approval from the State Cultural
Heritage Administration, before being submitted to the
UNESCO World Heritage Center, according to Lu Qiong,
an official with the administration.
The 2,000-year-old Silk Road, mainly a trade route linking
Asia and Europe, began from Xi’an, capital of northwest
China’s Shaanxi Province, and ended in Europe via
southern and central Asia countries. More than half of the
7,000-km-long route was in China.
Along this road, gunpowder, papermaking and printing
Along this road, gunpowder, papermaking and printing
technologies, three of the four great ancient Chinese
inventions, were transported to the West, while western
mathematics and medicine came to China.
Last August, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan,
Tajikistan and Turkmenistan made a blueprint to apply to
include historical sites along the Silk Road on the world
cultural heritage list.
The five central Asian nations have set a preliminary list
of 54 sites for the joint application, which is expected to
be submitted to the UNESCO World Heritage Center in
early 2009.
(Xinhua News Agency June 19, 2007)