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Xiaoming . He plans to pick up rubbish.

Before the day comes, we'll our plans carefully.

Many meaningful activities that day.

Our community on the National Ecology Day.

The Spring Festival is very important in China. Before it comes, people across the country o different kinds of activities to celebrate the new year. During the festival, red lanterns and couplets (对联) appear e—on streets, doorsteps, and shopping malls—as red stands for good luck in Chinese culture. The elders hand red envelopes with good wishes to children. People send warm m through phones to share joy with faraway relatives. The streets are also full of joy. The dragon dance, as a s of the festival, is performed. In the c squares of some towns, you can always see a big stage for shows like lion dances and other traditional celebrations. The festival is really a time of love, tradition, and new beginnings.

Numbers play an important part in people's daily lives. These days, there are more and more people getting cheated (被欺骗) when they take a trip to different places by themselves. Some guides even ask people to buy expensive gifts at the end of a trip.

We hope you can remember the following special Chinese official phone numbers.

12301—Are you interested in popular places for a trip? By calling this number, you can know which place is full of people and how much it costs to take a trip there!

12121—If you want to take a two-day trip but are afraid that it may rain or snow, what can you do? Call this number.

12308—Do you want to enjoy yourself in a foreign country? If so, you must remember this number. When you lose your money or want to ask the way to a place, you can always get the quickest help by calling this number.

95566—Have you lost your bank card before? Many people have! By doing so, you can make sure that no one else can take out the money from your account (账户).

A. They can help you during holidays when necessary (必要的).

B. Call this number to learn more about popular places for travelling.

C. It can help you know the weather well and decide on the time better.

D. Some people do something wrong because they don't know the rules.

E. If you lose a card from Bank of China, you should call this number quickly.

Technology is changing fast. Old ways of keeping information are gone now, or they are no longer supported by new technology. For example, many people used floppy discs (软盘) to save files years ago, but today few machines can open them. Also, millions of songs and music pieces were saved on tapes or CDs, but now most old music players no longer work. Another problem is that websites often change or close down, and all the information on them can fall into the digital black hole.

Books, however, are quite easy to keep. We don't need special tools or technology to read them. If you keep them in a dry and safe place, they will stay safe for a long time. Li Shizhen's great medical book Ben Cao Gang Mu came out in 1593. Amazingly, three copies from the first printing still survive today. That's not bad for a book more than 400 years old.

Today, to some researchers, printed books remain a safe way to keep information. In 2014, a professional group began to raise money to print a famous online encyclopedia into 1,000 books. This would make sure that even if digital technology fails, the knowledge can still be kept.

For now, when it comes to storing information, printed copies seem to be the safest choice. However, future technology might develop and provide new ways to solve the problem of the digital black hole. Time will tell.

One day, Nyame decided to give the pot of wisdom to Anansi. Every time Anansi looked in the pot, he learned something new. It was so exciting!

Greedy (贪婪的) Anansi thought, "I'll keep the pot safe at the top of a tall tree. Then I can have it all to myself." He tied the pot to his stomach closely and began to climb. But it was hard to climb the tree with the pot hitting him in the knees (膝盖).

All the time Anansi's young son had been watching under the tree. Then he said, "Wouldn't it be easier to climb if you tied the pot to your back instead?" Anansi thought about that for some time, and then he followed his son's advice. It really was a lot easier!

In no time he was high up in the tree. He said to himself with happiness, "That's it! No one can reach this place." But then he stopped and thought, "I should be the one with all the wisdom, but here my son was cleverer than me! How could it be?" With all his strength, Anansi threw the pot down the tree with anger.

It broke into pieces on the ground. The wisdom was free for everyone. Then people learned to farm and make clothes, tools and other things.

The boss of EHang Holdings, Wang Zhao, said they hoped to get permission (准许) to start using these flying taxis this year. They are now testing a special app and it will help people book a ride in the sky. When the flying taxis start, they might cost a little more than usual taxis, but not too much more.

Mr. Wang once attended a meeting about new machines in Guangzhou. He talked about using cool new machines to make the city better. These machines can fly, drive, or float by themselves, without people controlling (控制) them.

The Guangzhou government wants to help make these cool things happen. They're giving money and help to companies that are working on them. And, by 2027, they plan to build 100 special places where the flying taxis can take off and land safely.

If EHang Holdings gets permission to use their flying taxis, Guangzhou will be the first city in China where people can fly in the sky in a taxi without a driver. In fact, EHang Holdings has already shown that their flying machines can carry people safely in different ways, like for fun rides or moving things from one place to another.

You may know Facebook. However, you may not know that Facebook was not Mark Elliott Zuckerberg's first1. Zuckerberg began to use his father's computer at around 10 years old. His father, Ed, was an early supporter of the digital future. Ed once2 his son something about programming, and he bought him a computer. As a fast learner, Zuckerberg finally built a program that3 his father's home and office computers. This way, the family could send messages (消息) from one computer to the other. They called it ZuckNet.

When Zuckerberg was in high school, he made a(n)4 music app called Synapse Media Player. It used smart tech to know what music people enjoyed and suggested (推荐) some5. He made it in the early 2000s and showed it as a school project. Back in the day, users of the app said that although it had some6, it was a very creative (有创造力的) media player. They loved how it learned their music taste at first, and it got7. Big companies like AOL and Microsoft wanted Zuckerberg to join, but he said no.8, he went to Harvard to get higher education and later he made Facebook. Years later, Microsoft wanted to9 Facebook for $15 billion. Once again, Zuckerberg said no, preferring to go his own way.

Zuckerberg was10 for his father's help. He gave him 2 million shares (股份) of Facebook as a gift. Those shares are now worth around $60 million.

Mike lived in a village. In 2003, palaeontologists (古生物学家) found the bones of1 dinosaur in Europe in a field near his neighbouring village.

Mike liked dinosaurs more than2 else in the world. He believed that he3 find an amazing dinosaur bone under the ground of his own village. His dream was to be4 person to find it.

One summer morning, Mike was walking in a field near a river. He looked up to see his two friends Fern and Pepe running toward him with a colorful kite. Mike enjoyed5 with his friends. So he began to fly the kite with6. Suddenly, he fell to the ground7 he was running. "I caught my left foot on this grey object (物体)," he said.

"A rock," said Fern.

Mike looked8 it carefully. Several minutes later, he said9, "I don't think it's a rock."

"Let me10 it out," said Pepe.

"No," said Mike. "It's better to leave the object right here."

They ran to tell their teacher. The teacher11 the palaeontologist's office. The next day, a palaeontologist came to examine the object. "It could be a dinosaur bone,12 I am not sure," he said. Soon, many palaeontologists came and13 bones were found. They turned out to come from a new kind of dinosaur. Fern asked, "14 do we call this dinosaur?" "That's15 interesting question," said one of the palaeontologists. "We'll call it Mikesaur".

Many Canadian kids woke up to the smell of wildfire smoke in 2023. Some children are wondering:Is it dangerous?

 CBC Kids News talked to two children's lung specialists,Tom Kovesi   and Dan Hughes,to find out how kids can stay safe.

Is wildfire smoke dangerous?

Effects can include irritation(刺激)of the eyes,nose and throat,causing coughing and shortness of breath.They will get worse the more time you spend outdoors,especially if you're active outside—doing sports and other exercise.

I spend my summers around a campfire. How is it different from wildfire smoke?

The difference between campfire smoke and wildfire smoke is that wildfire smoke is harder to avoid,Hughes said."When you're camping,you typically don't stay in front of a fire for too long,"he said."And if it's really smoky,"Wildfire    smoke,on the other hand,is everywhere.Therefore, the effects can be more long-term and dangerous.

The key to staying safe?Stay inside.

Both Kovesi and Hughes agree that the best thing for kids to do is to stay inside when wildfire smoke is in the air.

"It's especially important for kids who are super active to stop those activities.This is not the time to go jogging,play football and other sports,"Hughes said." which gives you a greater exposure (暴露)to the smoke and the particles( 微 粒 )the smoke carries."

It's best to close your windows and doors when you're inside.You can also use an air conditioner,if you have one,to filter(过滤)the air more.Kovesi said that masks can also help lower the risk a little, particularly N95 masks.But they need to be worn correctly.

Imy homework when my mother came back yesterday.

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参考词汇：feel lonely, ask sb. for help, join a singing group

A Better Me

I'd like to share with you the experience of being a better me.

Steve Jobs was a great inventor. （没有任何东西）could stop him from exploring. He always kept trying. even when he had to start from  （零）. Here are three important lessons from his life. 

·Never Stop Being Curious

Jobs had a  （有创造力的）mind. He kept asking"Why?" and never stopped learning. These qualities helped him open the （大门）to discovering something new. You can be curious too! Try asking questions and look for answers in books. Then you can be  （先锋）in learning!

·Always Try New Things

Learning new things helps us grow and discover our （天资；才能）. Jobs strongly believed in this.  （虽然）he was quite busy, Jobs took a calligraphy（书法）class just because it looked interesting. You can also try something new! Join a school club or take a singing or （画：绘）class. 

·Find Quiet Time

Steve Jobs had a habit of sitting quietly every day. This  （允许）him to feel calm and think of new ideas. When he sat quietly, he could watch his thoughts. Therefore, he began to see things more clearly. Why not try sitting quickly for five minutes after school? You may think  （广泛 地） and find a new way to solve a problem. 

Mum was trying to brush(梳理)my hair, but it was very tangled(缠结的). "Ow! It hurts, "I said as she pulled my hair. My grandpa always said my wild1 made me look like Artemis, the goddess(女神)of the hunt. I loved the way he saw me. 

"I'd better ask Aunt Kiki to cut your hair, " Mum said. Aunt Kiki was studying 2 a beauty school. Soon, she arrived. 

"Time to3  your hair and make you a real goddess. " Kiki said. She asked4  I'd like to cut my hair. I was not sure— maybe a hairstyle that wouldn't get tangled. Then Kiki 5  her own hairstyle. I thought her hairstyle made her look like the goddess of beauty, 6  I said. "Okay. Cut it like that. "

Snip, snip Hair rains onto the floor. When Kiki finished cutting, she showed me the mirror. I saw my 7 hair and felt strange. 

"Oh, darling, what's wrong?" she asked. 

"It's— it's too short", I said. And now we can see more of your beautiful 8 . " But her words couldn't make me feel any better. 

When Grandpa came home, he looked 9 and said, "Oh, you cut your hair" I thought he didn't like it and started to10 . With tears in my eyes, I asked, "Do I still 11 ‘Artemis?'""Yes, " Grandpa said. but I wasn't sure. 

That weekend, we went to Lake Michigan. I jumped into the12 . I swam and splashed over and over. There was no hair covering my eyes or pulling me down. I felt so13 and free like a fish. 

Later, after my bath, I looked in the mirror. I didn't see a goddess—I just saw a new me. Mum brushed my hair 14 , because this time there was no pulling and no crying. I finally liked my short hair. It let me feel easy and be15 .