In Spain，it's common to see this：as it cools down in the afternoon，people get out of their houses with chairs and start chatting（聊天） on the street.（1）

D

D

Now a town is trying to do something for it.They want it to be on UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list（非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)名錄）.
   "We just want to save it.Now more and more people choose to watch TV or use the Internet inside their rooms，" said Jose Carlos Sanchez，the head of Algar."（2）

B

B

It's about face- to- face talks，"he added.
   Sanchez thinks the tradition is the same as the art of Neapolitan pizza（那不勒斯比薩） making and the grass cutting competition in other countries.He said，"（3）

C

C

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   Sanchez himself likes to spend summer evenings in front of his house.He thinks the tradition is meaningful in several ways.First，it keeps people away from the Internet.Then，it's good for the environment.When people get out of their houses，they turn off the air conditioning（空調(diào)）for a few hours.（4）

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E

They share the day's experience，or talk about their ideas about the latest news.
   "I haven't heard villagers say any bad words about it，"Sanchez said."Every time they appear at their front steps they show their action to save the tradition."

A.Our tradition is different from that.
B.Algar is a town with about 1，400 people.
C.If they can be on the list，I think we can too.
D.The tradition has a history of hundreds of years.
E.Lastly，it makes people feel the neighborhood when they get together.