What will the man bring back for his niece? [br] [originaltext]M: Hello, Mary.

M: Hello, Mary.
W: Hi, Mark, where are you going for the summer vacation?
M: Well, I’m going back home to visit my family for a couple of weeks.
W: That’s great. It’s been a while since you saw them last time, hasn’t it?
M: Yes, it’s been quite a while.
W: So, you must be thinking about how happy you’ll be to see them again.
M: Yes, that’s true. But I’m also thinking about what kinds of gifts I should bring back from China for everyone—my brother, my sister, and of course, for my parents.
W: Of course, you want to bring back some traditional things. How about some Chinese kites?
M: That’s a good idea! You and I had a lot of fun flying kites together. (1) I’m sure my niece would get a kick out of flying Chinese-style kites too.
W: And maybe you could bring back some masks from the Beijing Opera.
M: You’re a genius! Beijing Opera masks are very colorful and unique. My parents will really like them. Okay, now I have to think of something to buy for my sister. That’s a tough one I
W: (2) Don’t be so pessimistic. Does she like special fashions? Maybe you could bring back a qipao, a traditional Chinese dress. M: Good idea! What could I bring back for my brother?
W: (3)Didn’t you tell me that your brother is studying Chinese now? So why not buy him a DVD so that he can watch a movie in Chinese?
M: Sure, he’d love that. He’s crazy about kung fu movies, so he can have fun and learn the language at the same time! Thanks a lot.
W: My pleasure.