[originaltext]M: Excuse me, I’m from Side by Side TV channel. Can I have a few

M: Excuse me, I’m from Side by Side TV channel. Can I have a few minutes for an interview?
W: Sure, with pleasure!
M: First of all, congratulations on winning the competition! It was quite an achievement!
W: Thank you very much.
M: How do you feel about winning this prestigious dancing competition? I heard that there were lots of excellent competitors from all over the country.
W: I should say I’m surprised, proud and touched at once.
M: When was the first time you were interested in dancing and what triggered off your interest?
W: When I was 5 years old, my mom took me to a live dance show. And I started to love it.
M: Do you take special dancing courses or do you just do self-learning to sharpen your talent?
W: Well, I do both of them. I attended some classes to practice the basic dancing skills. At the same time, I watched a lot of videos about various styles of dancing. I also learn from some prominent dancers.
M: How did those classes train you?
W: As the students progress, the training focuses on developing strength, flexibility, endurance, discipline and body control demanded by modern and contemporary dance styles. Talented students with potential will receive close guidance and intensive training to prepare them for a professional dancing or teaching career.
M: Do you also learn about music?
W: I learn traditional musical instrument to support my skill. I picked drum which is extremely helpful for me to grasp the essence of beat.
M: What was the hardest thing in your career? Was it the hard work you had to undertake while training?
W: Nope. The hardest thing was when I had to convince my parents of my career choice. They were not supportive at the beginning.
M: How do you see about dancing?
W: Dancing is like my soul. I feel completely satisfied by dancing.
M: Thank you for your time.
Questions 5 to 8 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
5. What is this conversation mainly about?
6. What made the woman love dancing?
7. Why did the woman pick learning drum?
8. What is the hardest part in the woman’s dancing career?