What is the author's attitude towards the fate of Wal-Mart

A．Wal-Mart shouldn't be responsible for the ruin of the vision.
B．The city authority sets out to plan buildings.
C．The surroundings of the ancient site are dirty.
D．The historic interest is well preserved.

A．Children can learn a lot in culture camp.
B．Parents can find the keys to the questions in bring up their adopted children.
C．It demonstrates the increasing tendency of foreign adoptions.
D．Adopted children can have a better perception of their complicated heritage.