A、Go to his co-worker’ s home. B、Go to South Korea on that day. C、Avoid his colleagues. D、Escape from South Korea. B

M: So, Doron, what did you do last Valentine’ s Day?
W: Last Valentine’ s Day I got disappointed I think, because I taught at university, and I’ ve heard that Japanese students always give their teachers loads and loads of chocolate.
M: Oh, really?
W: How about you? Are you looking forward to it this year?
M: I’ m planning on going to South Korea with my co-workers to escape the Valentine’ s Day.
W: To escape?
M: Atmosphere, yes.
W: You’ re not a fan then?
M: I like Valentine’ s Day, but I don’ t plan on celebrating it this year. Is Valentine’ s Day big in England?
W: I haven’ t lived in England for a while now, about ten years. When I was a kid it was big in the school, like in junior school, and we used to have a little Valentine’ s post box in our class where we could write little messages to our classmates and then we put it in the box and it’ d get delivered.
M: Oh, in a box?
W: Yeah, in a little Valentine’ s post box. The teacher would deliver them.
M: Did you only get notes or did you get candy as well?
W: No, it was just notes. In England we don’t really give candy and chocolate and presents to people. We just give letters, unless it’ s like a boyfriend or a girlfriend or something. But when you are seven, you don’ t really bother.
Q:
11. What will the man do on this Valentine’ s Day?
12. What did the woman and her classmates do on Valentine’s Day when she was in her junior school?