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The blogger, Mr. Feng, has 15 years of art experience. He said that a video, which would take at least six months to make without AI, was done in a week with AI's help.

He also talked about how to make videos with AI. Using the first part of "Journey to the West" as an example, he talked about how to decide how many pictures and storyboards are needed.

He said he used ChatGPT to analyze (分析) the original text, plan the storyboards, draw with AI painting software, and then turned the pictures into a video. These processes usually create a lot of early versions (版本). "Right now, it's hard for AI to fully understand what I mean, so the results are kind of random (随意的). Every time, I use AI to form a lot of materials to find the right one for the next step," Mr. Feng said.

When it comes to adding exciting fight scenes to the "Journey to the West" TV series and other works, Feng pointed out that there are still many limitations in AI-made videos, making it hard to do such scenes.

Step 1: Decide on a place. Think about what you want to do—do you want to visit ancient buildings, go to the mountains, or relax by the sea? Ask your family or friends for ideas. Make sure the place fits your budget.

Step 2: Choose the time. Check the weather of the place you want to visit. For example, if you want to go to the mountains, avoid rainy seasons. Also, think about your school or work schedule—don't plan during busy times.

Step 3: Book tickets and accommodation. Buy train or plane tickets early to get good prices. Book a hotel or a homestay in advance, especially if you're traveling during holidays. Read reviews from other visitors to choose a good place to stay.

Step 4: Make a packing list. Write down the things you need to take—clothes, shoes, a passport (if traveling abroad), medicine, and a camera. Don't forget to pack a jacket if the weather is cool.

Step 5: Plan daily activities. List the places you want to visit each day. Don't plan too many things—leave some time to relax. You can also research local food and festivals to try new things.

Follow these steps, and you will have a wonderful holiday!

Weeks passed and my paper-cutting didn't get any2. I became worried. Then my teacher told us we were going to hold a show. I practised hard.3, after some time I still couldn't get the point. I decided to turn to my mum for help.

"Don't worry," she said with a smile. "I will4 you."

My mum was very patient—she5 a lot of time teaching me how to do paper-cutting.

She never got angry when I made silly mistakes. She taught me with the greatest love and understanding. When it was time for the6, I was as prepared as I could be.

In front of me was a pair of scissors and some paper. My7 moved quickly. I was working on a picture of bamboo. Five minutes later, I made the last8.

"The bamboo seems to be9 and the leaves look like they are dancing. Excellent!" people around me cheered.

"I'll say ‘thank you' to my dear mum. She's helped me a lot." I said. "This cutting is called Zhubaoping'an," I10. "It means ‘I wish you a safe and healthy life!'"

A: The winter holiday is coming.

B: Yes.

A: Your favourite plant? What's it?

B: You can guess.

A: Is it a rose?

B: No.

A: Is it cotton?

B: Yes. You are so clever.

A: Some places are known for cotton.

B: I like the clothes made of cotton.

A:

B: I think so.
 

A. In China, people started growing cotton many years ago.

B. It has beautiful white flowers.

C. I can have time to look for my favourite plant.

D. We can use its flowers to make clothes.

E. The cotton can make us feel comfortable.

F. It is bad for my eyes.

A middle school student and her mother are visiting the security (安全) education show.

M: Come on, darling, so many pictures here!

S:?

M: About traffic safety.

S:.

M: But it has meaning to everyone.

S: Maybe. Oh! Mum, look at this picture. A boy is hit by a car when he is running across the road. How terrible!

M:!

S: I think. That helps us stay safe from danger.

M: Yes, better safe than sorry. Let's go to another hall to learn about how to protect ourselves.

S: Good idea..

(2)Shan Hai Jing, also known as The Classic of Mountains and Seas, is said to be at least 2,200 years old. It is about the culture and geography of China before the Qin dynasty. It has 31,000 words, more or less. The whole collection includes eighteen parts, talking about more than 350 mountains. It also tells many interesting stories and describes lots of mythical creatures.

(3)A famous story in the book is about Zhu Rong, the God of Fire. He is described as having a beast-like body and a human face, riding around the sky on two dragons. When he had a big fight with Gong Gong, the God of Water, Zhu Rong won. But after the fight, the human world came into complete darkness. Then he brought fire from heaven to the world and taught humans how to useit.

(4)Another famous story in the book is Feibao, which in another part is named Mo. It is described as a black-and-white monster that eats iron (铁). It also goes by the "Iron Eater". The mysterious creature might be the giant panda.

(5)Although it's not clear who wrote it, the Shan Hai Jing is an important ancient book in the pre-Qin period of China and is considered one of the treasures of Chinese culture. The stories in the book are now being spread from one generation to another in China. The book has inspired many people like LuXun and JK Rowling. There are also many books, films, games, and artworks made from it.

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Since February 2023, Wei has been a live streamer (直播主播) to play the pipa online. So far, Wei has had 1.16 million fans, including her parents. However, her parents didn't understand her at first.

"My parents were very angry, especially my mother. She used to refuse to answer my calls," Wei said.

Wei's parents changed their mind after they watched her live stream show. "So many people enjoyed my show. This made my parents realize that my decision was not so bad. And my mother offered to call me," said Wei.

Now Wei is much busier than she used to be, but her love for pipa is much deeper. She hopes more people can love the art of pipa through her live stream shows.

In Zibo, Shandong Province, there's a special old woman. She loves playing basketball. Her name is Li Xiurong. She's almost 80 years old, she plays like she's much younger! She got into basketball (much) than ten years ago.

Li (start) playing basketball to spend time with her grandson. The grandson liked the game a lot. She tried playing to make (he) happy. Soon she found that she enjoyed the game, too. Even though her grandson (grow) up now and he doesn't play with her anymore, Li still plays for (near) two hours every day.

Basketball has become big part of Li's life. And she is known her love of basketball. She thinks playing basketball is (help) to her health. And it brings her much (please) and a young heart. She always (complete) a lot of shots. And she can deal the ball well. Her (ability) have made her quite popular with many people.

Li has much fun playing basketball. Some people wonder she was once a professional basketball player. For her, age is just a number. She is proud of her (choose). She will keep playing until she can't move.

A study2 that if people watched an average of six hours of TV a day, they lived about 4.8 years less than3 who didn't watch any television. Also, people over the age of 25 lose 22 minutes of life for each hour of TV they watch.

Most people know that sitting in front of the television isn't4. The more TV you watch, the less physically active you are. And the5 exercise you get, the more chances you have to get into diseases and heart problems.

The study came out in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. Lennert Veerman is the main author (作者) of the study. Veerman says watching too much TV will lower life expectancy (平均寿命) even6 people have a good diet.

Veerman says it might be useful for doctors to start asking their7 about how much time they spend in front of the TV. This may be a better way to treat patients than just asking them to do more8 or have a healthy diet.

"Exercise is good," Veerman says. "Even light physical activity9 health." And he hopes more people can10 the time they spend watching TV to keep healthy.

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How I Have Changed!

I have changed a lot in the last few years. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(A stranger is asking Tom the way to the science museum. )

Stranger: Excuse me.

Tom: The science museum? It's on Green Street. It's the best museum in our city.

Stranger:

Tom: Walk down this street and turn left at the first crossing. Go along that road and turn left at the first traffic lights.

Stranger:

Tom: Yes, it's a little far from here. It's about 20 minutes' walk.

Stranger: Oh, it would take too long.

Tom: Yes. You can take the No. 6 bus.

Stranger: I see.

Tom: You're welcome.

Kristen Tapping, a student from London South Bank University, has invented a bike wheel that can help clean pollution in the air. It's called Rolloe.

The wheel uses fins (尾翼) to pull in air as it turns. It then uses filters (过滤器) to take in polluted air and give off clean air back into the environment. The wheel can filter more air if it goes faster, although it still works at low speeds (速度).

Tapping said users would need to change the filter every week or after about 250 kilometers, to make sure the wheel continues to work well. The wheel fits in the front of a standard (标准的) bike and weighs about one kilogram.

Tapping said she was encouraged to create the wheel when she was biking around London. "In traffic, you always notice the pollution, the heat, the gases and the smell," she said. She predicts that if 10 percent of the riders in London had a Rolloe on their bike, they could filter about 266,865 m³ of air a day, although this has yet to be tested.

A recent report shows that London's health costs because of air pollution are the highest among all the European cities. The World Health Organization (WHO) has also said that outdoor air pollution causes about 4.2 million deaths around the world each year.

Tapping wants to use the wheel on shared bike projects at first, with the aim of making the wheels available for all bikes to use. She says she would also like to create a wheel that would fit in the back of a bike, as well as making them available in different sizes.

It works as a pun (双关语) . As "upside down" in Chinese sounds like "arrive", so its meaning is "Fortune arrives (at your home) "—a New Year greeting to the household.

So where don't people hang the Chinese character fu upside down? On the front door!

The front door is the entrance to the household. It's where good fortune can be invited into the house. In Chinese culture, it's a place that needs to be respected. An upside-down posting of fu on the front door is unnecessary and impolite.

In the past, we commonly saw the word fu put upside down on the shelves, on the bins and on some big urns (壶, 缸) that may be full of anything from food to water. Do you know thecausation? That's because we use the rice vat (桶, 盆) , the water vat and trash bins to pour things out. In order not to pour the fortune out, people hang the Chinese character fu upside down. And the shelves are used to store things, so the upside-down fu shows fortune can come, too.

Now it's not necessary for us to know about the true meaning of hanging the Chinese character fu upside down clearly. We just regard it as one of the most important parts of our traditional culture.

It's OK to ask your friends or someone you know well direct questions. But they can seem abrupt (唐突的) and impolite at times, especially when you are asking a stranger. For example, if you come up to someone and ask "What time is it?" or "Can you move?", he/she may refuse to help you. It is certainly correct to ask questions in this way, but it's very common to make these kinds of questions more polite by adding "Excuse me" or "Pardon me" to begin your questions. "Excuse me, when does the bus leave?" or "Pardon me, may I sit here?" sounds more polite.

It's also possible to use "can" in more informal (非正式的) situations. In the past, "can" was not used when asking for something, but only to refer to abilities. In the United Kingdom, Cambridge University publishes (出版) English teaching materials with the phrase "Can you lend me", "Can I have", etc. In the United States, this form is often considered less formal, especially in written English, and "May I have" is preferred. Questions with "can" are made more polite by using "could": "Pardon me, could you help me?"

"Would" can also be used to make questions more polite. "Would you let me borrow your pencil?" is also polite.

Another way of making direct questions more polite is to add "please" at the end of the questions. We can say, "Could you help me, please?" "Please" is usually placed at the end of a request in informal speech, though it can also appear at the beginning in more formal or particularly polite contexts.

However, the news I came across online touched my heart and changed my mind. A little girl from Jieyang, Guangdong, was practicing the lion dance when a professional lion dance performance team passed by. As soon as they saw the girl practicing, they started to beat drums and gongs (锣) for her and quickly she did a lion dance in return. People around all cheered for her. Her love for the ancient Chinese culture brought back my strong memories of paper cutting.

I remembered the happy times of making paper cuttings with my teacher and friends in the club. When I was ten, I joined the paper cutting club. Every Monday and Friday, I learned to make paper cuttings there. Our teacher, Ms. Li, was very talented. With a pair of scissors and a piece of paper, she could create lively works. That amazed us. And we learned much from her. Together, we created lots of works. They covered many topics, including animals, flowers and things about Chinese history. Every time we held a paper cutting show, our works attracted (吸引) many visitors. The girl in the news encouraged me to go on with paper cutting. I want to be an inheritor (继承者) of the ancient Chinese culture. Together with other inheritors, I hope to pass down our excellent culture.

The following pages include a clear floor plan of the museum and its collections. But because we have several buildings, the overview (鸟瞰图) below might be helpful. Enjoy your visit and feel free to ask for help and directions at any point during your stay.

The Chongyang Festival is a special day elderly people in China. The festival is on the (nine) day of September of the lunar calendar. As the Chinese word for "nine" (have) the same sound as the word for "long", people take the festival to show their wishes of long life for elderly people.

There are many traditions for this festival. On that day, (family) get together and climb mountains for luck and in the hope that elderly people will live much (long). They also drink chrysanthemum wine (菊花酒) and wear a plant called zhuyu (celebrate) it. Both chrysanthemums zhuyu are regarded as clean plants that can clean houses and cure diseases (治愈疾病).

Respecting elderly people (show) not only on this special day but also in daily life. For example, when an older person (come) into a room, everyone stands up. People usually introduce guests the oldest to the youngest. On a crowded subway or bus, younger people always offer (they) seats to elderly people.

It is traditional virtue (美德) in China to respect elderly people. That's because the Chinese know that elderly people have (know) and experience that young people can learn from. So Chinese people are (pride) of being old. Besides, respecting the elderly people is respecting yourselves tomorrow.

First, the guests should be seated in order of importance from the left-hand side of the host. It3 that older and superior guests are usually seated first. Don't sit face-to-face with the host because it is considered impolite.4 it is unavoidable, children should take this seat.

Second, when being served with tea, guests should receive the tea cup with both5. Don't forget to6 your thanks to the host. In China, finger tapping (敲) is a7 way to give silent thanks to the person pouring tea for you. Do you know how to do it8? Just tap the table three times with two fingers each time your cup is9 tea by another person.

Third, the tea is usually10 in a small cup, as this allows the tea to cool faster. However, no matter what size of the cup is, don't drink it at once.

Because of his excellent performance, Hao Yongquan was chosen as Gansu's most beautiful forest ranger (护林员)in December, 2023.

Hao has been a forest ranger since he stopped serving in the army in 1987. He and his workmates at Guanyin Forest Farm are called the "Forest's Eyes" and "Green Guardians".

"Daily work usually starts with patrolling(巡逻). Every morning, we carry necessary equipment after having breakfast and then set off to forests with dry food and water bottles, patrolling until it gets dark," Hao said.

Rangers have been living in the mountains and forests for years, getting used to difficulties and loneliness. They always go out early and return at sunset during the whole year, and it's their duty to protect green mountains and clear waters.

A forest ranger often has to walk more than 12 kilometers a day, and a pair of shoes wears out in two to three months, according to Hao.

"Because of poor road conditions, if rangers go to the farthest villages for patrols, they have to walk 30 to 40 kilometers on mountain roads, climb four mountains, and cross more than 10 rivers, " Hao said."And each patrol takes three to four days."

When Hao returns from his patrol every day, he writes down the-results in the patrol diary, recording his love for mountains and forests.

"The environment is improving day, by day, and. that makes me feel my work is useful"he said.

Sunflowers are beautiful and useful plants that people all over the world enjoy. They can grow very tall, sometimes over three meters. A young sunflower hasamazing ability—its flower face follows, the sun across the skyeast to west each day.

This movement is called heliotropism (向日性). It helps the young plant get as much sunlight as possible. when the flower becomes heavy with seeds(种子),it stops moving and stays facing east forever.

The sunflower is not only pretty but also important. In fact, do you know it's one of the most useful(plant) in the world? For example, we can eat their seeds as a healthy snack. Besides being a great snack, we can also make cooking oil from them. Last month, I(buy) some sunflower seeds from the supermarket, and they were really delicious!

For farmers, sunflowers are a good plant because they grow quite (easy). What's more, they are the (strong) in fighting dry weather among many plants.

These happy-looking flowers bring color to our gardens and food to our tables. That's why sunflowers are so popular in many countries. They are truly wonderful plants that make our world brighter and (beautiful).

Looking at sunflowers can make us (feel) happy. Their bright yellow color reminds people of the sun. If you want to grow them, remember they love sunshine. With good care, you will be amazed by (they) beauty in summer.