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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.

The next year, I once again trimmed my garden to grow vegetables. I was surprised to see there were more6 in my garden. They all came from the little yellow one. I was very7, so once again I cut around them.

Now, three years later, these yellow flowers still8 in my garden. I love to see them. The flowers also make me9 what else we can bring out in our lives: Each of our shared smiles makes others smile as well. When we10 others, we can make others happy and bring out the kindness in those around us. If we can all share love with others, all of our days may be full of love then.

Saunders started Farmer's Fridge in 2013. After noticing2 short fresh, healthy food was during his years as a travelling salesman, he decided to fix the problem. Today, Farmer's Fridge has3 than 400 vending machines around the USA. Usually, the machines4 in hospitals, universities and airports, with more continually being added.

Farmer's Fridge5 attention to being environment-friendly. It uses recyclable packaging and tries to cut6 waste during production. It also encourages customers7 the packaging at home.

Behind the seemingly simple business is a complicated (复杂的) process "All of8food is prepared and packaged at a large central kitchen, where 200 people work day and night," Saunders said. "Our cooks prepare meals9. Then another team takes over to clean the kitchen. Finally, our own team of drivers send meals. It's a process that needs lots of people10 we try to make sure every meal is fresh enough. Farmer's Fridge wants to make it simple for everyone to enjoy delicious, healthy food."

内容：

1. 搭乘公交车，经过银行，步行至体育场；便宜，保护环境；

2. 过去只能在电视上看；现在可在现代化体育场上观看；

3. 不乱丢垃圾，礼貌为球员加油；

4. …

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1. 按要点进行写作，可适当拓展；

2. 80-100词。

提示词汇：现代化体育场 modern stadium  加油 cheer for

The 12th World Games was held in Chengdu, China from August 7 to 17, 2025. Athletes from 112 countries and areas joined in. It was the first time the event took place on the Chinese mainland, and it was a memorable experience for everyone.

China sent the largest team with 489 people, including 321 athletes, and won the most gold medals and the most medals in total. Chinese athletes competed in 28 events, including floorball(地板球) and powerboating(摩托艇运动). For the first time, para-athletes(残奥运动员) also joined the Games, showing the spirit of inclusiveness(包容性).

There were many amazing performances. Athletes broke 18 world records and 9 Games records. The Chinese team did especially well. For example, in the women's 4x50m finswimming(花样游泳), they set both a new world record and a new Games record. During the event, activities like TWG Plaza and Athletes' Night were organized. These allowed athletes from different countries to share their cultures and make new friends.

The Chengdu World Games also focused on sustainability(持续性). The organizers used existing sports facilities(设备) instead of building new ones. This helped save resources and showed China's effort to protect the environment. The closing ceremony on August 17 was a colorful show. 60. Not only did fireworks light up the night sky, but also dancers performed traditional dances. The mascots(吉祥物), "Shu Bao" and "Jin Zai", welcomed people from around the world.

Through sports, people from all over the world came together, created wonderful memories, and looked forward to a brighter future, showing that the Games were not just a sports competition, but a celebration of unity, friendship, and cultural exchange.

Yang Zhenning is one of the  (great) physicists of the 20th century. He passed away  October 18, 2025, in Beijing at the age of 103. His life was filled with remarkable scientific  (achievement) and deep love for his motherland. He was born in Hefei, China, in 1922. He showed a strong interest in mathematics and science from a very young age.

In 1945, he got  chance to go to the United States for further study. At the University of Chicago, he met Tsung-Dao Lee. The two young scientists enjoyed themselves working together on difficult physics problems.  a perfect team they made! Their most famous theory, which is about how tiny particles behave, was recognize worldwide. In 1957, the Nobel Prize in Physics was award to them for this great achievement. Yang became the  (one) Chinese scientist to receive this honor.

Yang's work  (consider) more important than many other discoveries of his time. He has made a huge contribution(贡献) to the field of modern physics. In his later years, Yang decided  (return) to China and lived in Beijing. He tried  (he) best to help develop science and education in his home country. He always encourages young people to work hard and he is used to  (share) his academic(学术的)experience with students to help them grow.

Yang's life was a legend of exploring the unknown and loving his country. His spirit of pursuing(追求) truth and serving the motherland will always inspire us.

StorySign: A Bridge to Reading for Deaf Children

It is reported that there are about 32 million deaf children around the world. Many of them find it a great1 to learn how to read because written language is very different from sign language(手语). To solve this problem, the smartphone maker Huawei decided to 2 a helpful tool. They created a new app called StorySign, which is powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

This app is designed(设计)3 for parents and teachers to help deaf children read. Using it is very simple. You just open the app, choose a book from 4 built-in library(内置图书馆), and then point your phone's camera at the page. The children enjoy 5 Star to sign(打手势) the stories. "Star" is an active character, and it will appear and sign the story in real-time, while the printed words are highlighted(强调).

The developers worked hard to make Star a friendly and dependable (可信赖的) character. They hope it can act6 an elder sister or a good friend to the young users. Star's signing is clear and her expressions are warm, so it can make the story become a 7 one. What's more, she also wears a hearing aid (助听器), just like many deaf children. This small detail makes the children feel understood and less 8 .

"We hope StorySign can make story time more enjoyable and 9 for every family," said a Huawei manager. Huawei 10 this special app to open a new door for deaf children, successfully connecting the world of sign language with the world of written stories.

**The September 3rd Military Parade in 2025: A Moment of Pride and Reflection**

The September 3rd Military Parade in 2025 was a great success and a memorable (难忘的) event for all Chinese people. . It showed our country's developments and reminded us to value peace. It also sent a message about the importance of peace to the whole world.

That morning, the sky was clear and blue, adding to the special atmosphere (氛围). Soldiers walked in perfect order through Tian'anmen Square. . New types of equipment (装备) were shown to the public for the first time, including advanced (先进的) tanks, missiles, and drones (无人机). This shows China's progress in national defense (国防) and technology.

Students were allowed to watch the parade live on TV at school. . They learned about the history and understood why peace is so valuable. As a result, they realized the importance of studying hard and contributing to the nation.

The event was not only a show of national pride but also a meaningful lesson for the young. It taught them that they should be responsible for the future of our country and the peace of the world. . It inspired them to respect history, value today's peace, and strive (努力) for a better tomorrow.

Recently, the news that paper train tickets will no longer be used has caught people's attention. According to the railway department, after September 30th, paper tickets for paying back will be completely stopped and replaced(代替) by electronic tickets. This change brings back memories for many people.

In the past, paper train tickets were not only a pass to get on the train but also kept the memories of many trips. They might help you remember the exciting family holidays, the feeling of worry on your first trip alone, or the happiness of returning home. However, as technology got better, the "paperless" time for train travel has come. Since November 1, 2024, China's railway system has started using only electronic tickets. From November 1, 2024 till September 30, 2025, people could choose to have either a paper ticket or an electronic one.

Some people worry that older adults may find it hard to use e-tickets. To solve this problem, stations have service desks. Workers there can help print travel information sheets. This change is also good for our environment because it uses less paper.

Even though paper train tickets are going away, the memories they held will always remain. And the new electronic system will certainly make our travel easier.

Over 2,000 years ago, Lu Ban's wife Yun invented the first umbrella to keep Lu off the rain. Then after the creation of paper (420—589), oil paper umbrellas appeared and became popular. During the Tang Dynasty, they travelled to other Asian countries and were famous as "Tang Umbrellas".

In the 1970s, modern umbrellas came out. They were lighter, cheaper, and easier to make. Oil paper umbrellas became less popular and even faced the danger of disappearing. Luckily, in 2008, oil paper umbrellas were added to the Intangible Cultural Heritage List (非物质文化遗产名录). This helped  ▲  the craft (手工艺). Craftsmen like Bi Liufu from Luzhou, Sichuan are trying their best, too. Bi made the world's largest paper umbrella in 2016 and opened a museum in 2018. He also teaches students at schools and shares the beauty of oil paper umbrellas online.

Now we can see oil paper umbrellas in dances, operas and fashion shows. Many visitors choose to take them as a gift for family and friends. Oil paper umbrellas aren't just umbrellas. They are part of China's history. People are finding new ways to let them fit into modern life. Though it is hard to do, we are still try our best to make it to the top as the time 2000 years ago.