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　　English breakfast is a very big meal－eggs, tomatoes, tea, coffee…

　　For many people lunch is a quick meal．In cities there are a lot of sandwich bars, where office workers can buy the kind of bread they want－brown, white, or a roll－and then all kinds of salad and meat or fish to go in the sandwich．School children can have a hot meal at school．But many just take a sandwich, a drink and some fruit from home．

　　“Tea”means two things．It is a drink and a meal! Some people have afternoon tea, with sandwiches, cakes and a cup of tea．

　　They usually have the evening meal quite early, between 6∶00 and 8∶00, and often all the family eats together．

　　On Sundays many families have a traditional(传统的)lunch．They have beef, chicken, or pork with potatoes(马铃薯)and vegetables．

　　The English like food from other countries, too, especially(特别地)French, Chinese, Italian and Indian．People often get take-away meals－they buy the food outside and then take it home to eat．

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　　The widespread number of food scandals(丑闻)in China is making many people pause before they put their chopsticks in their mouth．They are wondering if the food they are eating is clean, healthy and nutritious(有营养的)or does it contain(包含)something harmful that will cause diseases?

　　Most of the food we eat today is processed food(加工食品)．That means the foods we buy in stores and supermarkets, especially packaged foods, are prepared in factories．Chemicals are added to the foods in these factories to make them look better, taste better and last longer on the shelf．The chemicals(化学制品)are supposed to be harmless and there are laws that control which chemicals can and cannot be used．Unfortunately, some producers do not obey the laws．

　　A producer of steamed buns(馒头)in Zhejiang Province was recently discovered to be breaking the law．He was adding yellow dye(染色)and other banned chemicals to the buns．He was also taking old buns and using them to make new buns．Most of the buns were sold to schools and eaten by students like you．

　　Why did he do it? Why did he break the law and endanger people's health? The answer is simple： he wanted to make more money．It was a moral failing(道德滑坡), and this is at the heart of the food scandals in China．Too many people focus on(集中于)making money and not on the effects their actions can have on others．

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