#HTML's division

The HTML division element <div> serves as a container for other HTML elements and is one of the most commonly used tags.

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    <h1>Alice's Adventures in Wonderland</h1>
    <p>
        One day, a gloomy Alice sat by the riverbank with her sister. Suddenly, she saw a strange white rabbit passing by — it was dressed up, holding a pocket watch, talking to itself, and in a hurry.
        Curious Alice followed it and jumped down the rabbit hole. The hole was very, very deep, and after a long time, Alice finally landed. She was surprised to find herself in a strange hall, surrounded by many doors, all locked.
        She found a key but could only open a small door. Because the door was so small, she could only look through it and saw a beautiful garden beyond.
        She put the key on the table and elsewhere in the hall found a bottle labeled "Drink Me".
        Without hesitation, Alice drank it and found herself shrinking, enough to pass through the small door, but she couldn’t retrieve the key on the table.
        In a panic, she found a cake labeled "Eat Me". After eating it, Alice suddenly grew very large, so large that her head touched the ceiling.
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    <p>
        Alice burst into tears, and the entire hall filled with her tears.
        She accidentally picked up a fan, and her body shrank again, forcing her to swim in her own tears.
        Along the way, she met a mouse also swimming.
        Alice tried to chat with it, but kept mentioning her cat "Dinah," which naturally angered the mouse, who regarded cats as mortal enemies.
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    <p>
        The tears swept away other animals and birds; for a moment, Alice was surrounded by a group of animals.
        They gathered by the shore, discussing how to dry themselves.
        The mouse delivered a long speech about William the Conqueror, which Alice found very boring; the Dodo thought the best solution was to hold a race with no winners or losers — everyone would run in circles.
        Alice, confused, again mentioned her cat, scaring all the animals away.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
    

        One day, a gloomy Alice sat by the riverbank with her sister. Suddenly, she saw a strange white rabbit passing by — it was dressed up, holding a pocket watch, talking to itself, and in a hurry.
        Curious Alice followed it and jumped down the rabbit hole. The hole was very, very deep, and after a long time, Alice finally landed. She was surprised to find herself in a strange hall, surrounded by many doors, all locked.
        She found a key but could only open a small door. Because the door was so small, she could only look through it and saw a beautiful garden beyond.
        She put the key on the table and elsewhere in the hall found a bottle labeled "Drink Me".
        Without hesitation, Alice drank it and found herself shrinking, enough to pass through the small door, but she couldn’t retrieve the key on the table.
        In a panic, she found a cake labeled "Eat Me". After eating it, Alice suddenly grew very large, so large that her head touched the ceiling.
    
    

        Alice burst into tears, and the entire hall filled with her tears.
        She accidentally picked up a fan, and her body shrank again, forcing her to swim in her own tears.
        Along the way, she met a mouse also swimming.
        Alice tried to chat with it, but kept mentioning her cat "Dinah," which naturally angered the mouse, who regarded cats as mortal enemies.
    
    

        The tears swept away other animals and birds; for a moment, Alice was surrounded by a group of animals.
        They gathered by the shore, discussing how to dry themselves.
        The mouse delivered a long speech about William the Conqueror, which Alice found very boring; the Dodo thought the best solution was to hold a race with no winners or losers — everyone would run in circles.
        Alice, confused, again mentioned her cat, scaring all the animals away.