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Jason challenged himself. Jason was!

Finally, he didn't his parents and gave the speech .

It Jason two hours a day to the script .

Jason take part in the speaking competition in this school by his parents.

Jason was a shy boy he often about talking in public.

When your pen is broken, the battery in your toy runs out, or you have some leftover food, what do you do with these things? You will probably throw all into one bin (垃圾箱). But actually, all of these pieces of trash need to be sorted (分类) separately.

Shanghai has worked with Alipay to create a "green account (账户)" service for residents (居民). Through the Alipay app, they can exchange the points for milk, phone cards and other products. The city is asking all of its residents to sort their garbage into four groups: wet, recyclable (可回收的), harmful and dry.

Wet waste is also known as household waste. "They are things you don't want but that pigs can eat," Guangzhou Daily explained. Paper, metal (金属), glass and other things that can be reused are recyclable waste. Finally, any waste that's not wet, recyclable or harmful will go in the "dry waste' bin.

For example, Shenzhen has been sorting its garbage into the same four groups since 2012. Students there also receive waste-sorting guidebooks that they must study.

If you don't sort your garbage, all of it will go to a landfill (垃圾填埋场) and be buried together. These landfills can take up large areas of ground that could have been used for planting trees or crops. The electronic waste you throw away, such as batteries, can pollute the soil and groundwater (地下水).

China is improving its waste-sorting efforts. But it's never too late to learn to sort your trash properly and protect the environment.

A. Other pieces of garbage, like the metal part of a pen, can be used to make other things if they are properly recycled.

B. Account holders get points by correctly sorting their garbage.

C. There is still a long way to go.

D. Many other Chinese cities are also using this method to sort their garbage.

E. Harmful waste includes things like medicine, batteries and fluorescent bulbs.

Liu Ziqing has been interested in ballet for as long as he can remember. He fell in love with it as a little boy after watching a ballet show, but he never got a chance to practice it himself. Growing up in a poor family, his main focus was always on helping his family. Dancing was a luxury for him, because he could not afford it. He ended up becoming a farmer but also worked as a street cleaner to make a living. However, he never forgot his love for ballet, and at the age of 53, he decided to become a ballet dancer.

It was not an easy thing for him. He had to put in more effort than others. Besides, most people around him didn't understand why he put himself through such hard training at his age and laughed at him. But Liu ignored (忽视) them all with the help and support of his family and never thought of giving up. In order to stay in good shape and increase his strength, Liu sometimes had to sleep in a leg press position. He felt happy every time he practiced ballet.

Not only has ballet made him a happy man, but he believes that it has done wonders for his health as well. "In the past, I had stomach problems. After years of dancing, my stomach problems have mostly gone away," Liu said. "When I learn ballet with young students, I feel like I have become young again. I am now doing what I wanted to do when I was young."

"I've fallen in love with the sounds of traditional instruments, especially pipa, a four-stringed (弦) instrument with a history of more than 2,000 years. It can produce different sounds, such as the sounds of falling snow and raindrops. Every time I listen to a pipa tune, I have a strong feeling of peace," said Yang Tian, an audience of the concert.

However, a recent report suggests the number of traditional music listeners is dropping. To wake up people's love for traditional music, something creative has been done.

In some traditional music concerts, VR technology is used to bring the star sky or the beautiful sandy view of Dunhuang to the music hall. It makes the experience like watching a 3D movie.

Li Xiaobing, a music teacher from Beijing, mixes traditional folk singing, opera and Chinese instruments through technology. People are surprised at his words and they love them!

Some musicians try to add something new to traditional music. They bring modern music like pop and rap into traditional music. When the east meets the west, the new form of music wins the hearts of both the old and the young.

Traditional music shows the beauty of our culture, and with some creativity, great things happen.

It's not an easy job to know ourselves. To help students do this important task, schools across China are providing more classes and activities on self-knowledge.

Liu Yue, a teacher from Chengdu Yucai Middle School, has recently given her students a useful tool. "It's called the Johari Window, developed by two psychologists (心理学家)," said Liu. "It has four areas about one's self: open area (that everyone knows), hidden area (that only you know), blind spot (that everyone knows except you) and unknown area (that nobody knows). Using this tool, students did a good job seeing themselves through a new lens (透镜)."

"I'm most curious about my blind spot," said eighth-grader Yang Manfei. "So I did a survey with my friends." The results showed that Yang easily gets anxious and impatient because of procrastination (拖延). "That's a bad habit I've never realized!" Yang said.

"I find the unknown area most amazing," said Sun Boyin. "It means everyone has lots of potential." When Sun entered middle school, he was not good at math. "But I set a goal and did lots of math exercises. Now I'm much better at math. The unknown part of my math ability is getting clearer!" Sun said.

When it comes to the hidden area, most students keep silent. "I'm scared to show my secrets deep down," said Li Yixuan. "Then one classmate stood up and said his favourite cartoon is Tom and Jerry. I thought: Am I brave enough to show my childish hobby? Perhaps not. I don't want my classmates to see me as a silly kid. But then I realized that I don't find that classmate silly. I think he has the courage to be himself."

   ▲   — that's the best lesson you need to learn.

One day, a farmer was looking for a water source for his farm. So, he went to his neighbor and asked him if he could sell his well to him. His neighbor1. The farmer bought the well happily. But the neighbor was a cunning (狡猾的) man.

The next day, as the farmer came to get water from his well, his neighbor came and2 to let him take any water. The farmer was3. He asked, "Why can't I take water? I already bought the well from you."

The neighbor replied, "I sold you the well not the water."

The farmer went to the emperor to4 justice (公正). He explained what had happened.

The emperor called on Birbal, his5 courtier (朝臣).

Birbal asked the6, "Why don't you let the farmer take water from the well? You did sell the well to the farmer."

The neighbor7, "I did sell the well to the farmer, but not the water in it. Therefore, he has no right to get water from the well."

Birbal asked them to come later.

The next day, all went to the place where the well was. There Birbal said to the neighbor, "Look, you are8 right, and you sold the well not the water. Since you sold the well not the water, you have no right to keep the water in the farmer's well. Now you have two9: Either you pay a high rent to the farmer or take it out immediately." The neighbor realized that his plan had10. He said sorry to the farmer and went home quickly.

Cheating will not get you anything. If you cheat, you will pay soon enough.

Known as "the father of sugar pills (糖丸)", Gu Fangzhou passed away1 January 2, 2019. Eight months later, he2 a national honorary title (荣誉称号) "the People's Scientist" for his polio (脊髓灰质炎) research.

Gu Fangzhou,3 famous medical scientist, was born in June, 1926. Gu's family faced a difficult time with the sudden death of his father. He studied4 and finally entered Peking University as a medical student in 1944. After graduation, Gu made the decision to work to help improve public health.

In 1955, polio broke out in Nantong, Jiangsu Province. It made 1,680 people, mostly children aged below seven become5. It spread to neighboring areas and caused 466 deaths. Gu6 to lead polio research in 1957. "At that time the only way7 polio was to invent a vaccine (疫苗)," said Gu.

In 1959 Gu succeeded in8 the first polio live vaccine. Later, he developed the "sugar-coated pill" vaccine in the early 1960s. It not only tasted better but also was9 and easier to keep. To test the vaccine, Gu tried the vaccine in person and later his10 son was vaccinated. Then more people in his team vaccinated11 kids. "12 we don't believe in what we produce, how can others believe in it?" said Gu.

Gradually, the sugar-coated polio vaccine was13 used in China. It saved14 kids from being disabled. In 2000, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that China was already a polio-free country. "We feel satisfied. I can tell people that I tried my best, and your kids15 no longer get polio," said Gu. "That's all we hoped for."

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To protect the earth, she didn't rest . We will always remember this great lady.

At the age of 90, she still gave talks to call on people to protect animals and the environment.

When the number of chimpanzees , she tried every possible way to protect them waiting for changes.

To study chimpanzees, she lived in the wild with them .

Jane Goodall in protecting the chimpanzees.

Luna was a young a in her town. She loved sitting by the river to paint, and her works were always lively.

This year, the town held its first painting competition. The p was a set of high-quality watercolor tools—something Luna had dreamed of for months. She knew she was not a t painter. She was not born to paint. But she also knew practice makes perfect. She practised hard, day and night.

On the day of competition, thanks to her efforts, her paintbrushes flowed s and slowly on the paper, bringing her ideas to life. For a minute or two, she w if (是否) she could be the winner but she wouldn't let this thought stay long. The result soon came out. She won the first place! She made it!