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There was once a nice and clever king. One day his queen(王后)went to see him. She stood in front of him a few meters away. 

"Dear King, I have a question for you. For the two garlands(花环)in my hands, do you know which one is made up of real flowers?" said the queen.

The king looked at them carefully.  He couldn't tell one from the other with his eyes. Thinking for a short time, he turned to the window. He said to his servant(仆人), ""

"But there are many bees flying around the roses. They may come in and hurt us," the queen said. "Don't worry about that," said the king.

   The servant walked to the window and opened it.  They flew around and around, and finally sat on one of the garlands.

"See?" the king said, "That's the real one." "You are really clever," the queen said, laughing.

The mouse  and made the lion run out.

People began to study the moon .

When I was young, my parents didn't  worry about my study.

, there was a king in a far-away country.

—Wait a moment. It's (明智的)to make a shopping list first.

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Many animals need to move from one place to another. Often they do this as part of natural migration (迁徙). Sometimes they need to move to a new area when gets low or the situations get worse.

Humans take over large areas of the Earth. Roads and highways cut up many of the natural areas into many small parts, making it for animals to move. One way of helping these animals is to build bridges and tunnels to help them dangerous roads.

In 2018, Utah a wildlife bridge over the busy highway I-80. Usually, it takes animals a long time to find and begin using wildlife bridges, scientists thought the bridge wouldn't get much traffic for several years., a video shows many different kinds of animals are already using the bridge.

Hainan gibbons (长臂猿) are danger because the number is getting much smaller. Scientists are trying their best to them. In 2015 a rope bridge appeared there to help Hainan gibbons cross the forest.

These changes don't just help animals. save human lives too. In the US alone, there are many road accidents every year caused by cars and trucks hitting wild animals. Now people in other countries are looking to try these ideas too.

Talk to other fans when you feel down. Sports are a shared fun experience, even if you watch alone at home. You can also join a fan club or online group to share your disappointment.

A loss may make you sad, but it is only one game or one season. Your team will have more chances to win in the future. This idea won't take away the disappointment, but it can help you move on quickly.

Stay loyal to your team. Sticking with your team through hard times will make their wins feel even better. Think about what you love about them, like your favorite players or the happy moments with friends.

Recall the good times of your team. No team loses all the time. Think about their great comebacks, big championships or fun moments you watched with family.

A. Remember that it's just a game.

B. Your team will lose some games now and then.

C. These sweet memories can easily cheer you up again.

D. One loss should not make you stop supporting them.

E. Call your friends who love the same team to let out your bad feelings.

The library is also called "Lost Treasure Box". According to Liu Huiling, a manager in the library, the name "Lost Treasure Box" was taken as the library lies at a place in which many important historical events took place. "With rich ‘memories', it has a lot to be discovered and told," Liu said.

With a collection of about 40,000 books, newspapers and magazines, the library is part of a desert culture and tourism project, which issupported by the local government. Lying between the Tengger Desert and the Yellow River, Zhongwei City has been making great work in recent years to develop its culture. "This is the first modern library ever built in the desert in China. Since it started serving the public 24 hours a day, it has won lots of good reviews," said Liu.

The library also shows the harmony between the desert and human activities after years of anti-desertification (抗沙漠化) work.

Yang Fang, a visitor from Fujian Province, brought her 8-year-old daughter to the library. "With stars overhead at night, my daughter can enjoy sounds of the wind in the desert while reading," she said.