A: Clothes make the horse lean on the saddle. It looks good to wear famous brands. Look, how handsome I am!

B: There are flowers in your toilet-so beautiful!

A: Smelly beauty is also beautiful. Dad just bought me this dress. I like this dress, so I bought it for myself.

So is my dad. He always buys me anything I want. If I don't buy it, I will cheat to buy it anyway.

What a liar! Ha ha, you see, this dress of mine is a famous brand in Hong Kong-Goldlion.

Look at me, American playboy (patting his chest)

Hey, are you an American playboy?

B: And you are. I'm talking about clothes

A: Haha, but you said it yourself. Look at my pants, Giordano of Hong Kong.

I'm Pierre Cardin from France.

A: What? Skin ~ ~ eggs? I think it's time for you to eat some Youkadan. Look at the shoes on our feet-Nike in America.

Wear Nike shoes to sunshine avenue.

B: Don't look at my feet. I just bought it. I think it's called, what's it called ... Kaspersky.

A: Kaspersky? Are you wearing antivirus software on your feet?

B: Oh. I remember a company. Let me see. Oh, it's called Adidas.

This Alice and that Alice are two different things.

Teacher: Stop. (Remote control in hand) The two boys in the picture are comparing famous brand clothes. Let's convince them with that sentence in Disciples Rules.

The students all replied: "clothes are expensive and clean, not expensive or luxurious. When you go up, you will call home."