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Many years ago in China, there was a traveler. He spent 30 years traveling across China. His name is Xu Xiake.

When he was a child, Xu enjoyed reading books about Chinese mountains and rivers. These mountains and rivers were very beautiful. He made a wish then.

At that time, many children studied hard to become officials (官员). Xu's father never made him take exams. Xu began to travel when he was about 22 years old. Before he left, his mother made him a hat for traveling.

Xu traveled to 21 provinces and over 100 cities in China. He climbed thousands of mountains and discovered over 350 caves (洞穴). And he discovered the Yangtze River's headwaters (源头).

Xu traveled mostly on foot. He slept and ate in the wild (野外). But Xu was brave (勇敢的) and he always enjoyed traveling. He kept a diary while traveling, and the book The Travels of Xu Xiake is still popular today!

A. He asked his son to go out and discover the world.

B. Xu Xiake was from Jiangsu Province (省).

C. Xu wrote many poems (诗) to praise the mountains and rivers he saw.

D. Sometimes he fell into rivers or ran into dangerous animals.

E. Xu was the first scientist to study Mount Huangshan.

F. He wanted to see them when he grew up.

I took a walk by the river and discovered from the map that it is the famous Qinhuai River—Nanjing's "mother river". The map also showed me that I was close to Laomendong, a historical and cultural area (区域).

Each street has its own history. Gutong Alley (小巷) is one of the main streets. During the Ming Dynasty (朝代), this area was home to barrel makers (制桶工人) working for Shen Wansan, the richest man in Jiangnan. Their skills turned the alley into a center for learning and doing business (经商), giving it its name. I walked through Gutong Alley. It was quiet and relaxing.

The 39th China Qinhuai Lantern Festival was still in progress. Beautiful lanterns (灯笼) lit up different corners. There were several cats at the foot of the wall, so I went over to greet them before heading to a street called Santiaoying. With a large golden snake lantern, the street made me want to explore it. To my surprise, I found a museum in Jiezi Garden. Unluckily, it was closed. I had to search online to learn more about it.

The film tells a touching story about true friendship and love between a pig and his friends. Wilbur is the pig of a young girl called (被叫做) Fern. When Wilbur is born, he looks weak and short. So Fern's father wants to kill him. But the girl saves him and makes him stay at home happily.

Unluckily, when Wilbur grows from a little (小的) pig into an adult pig, a man takes him to a Zuckerman family farm. When he moves into his new home, the pig begins to make friends with a spider called Charlotte. They become good friends and also make the animals around them come together like a family.

When winter comes near, the pig becomes afraid because he knows people will eat him for Christmas dinner. His friend, the spider, wants to help him.

How? She shows the Zuckerman family that Wilbur is a special pig. She spells out the words "Some Pig (王牌猪)" in her web (网). With the help of other animals, the family lets the pig live at last.

One of the fishermen was outgoing and talked pleasantly with the people around him. The other was silent.

The people asked the outgoing fisherman to teach them how to fish. He agreed but asked these people to give him one fish for every ten they caught. If they caught fewer than 10 fish, they wouldn't have to give him any fish.

So the fisherman started toinstruct everyone how to fish. He spent the whole day teaching them and got back a full basket of fish. He also made friends with the people whom he taught how to fish.

The other fisherman was lonely. Nobody was watching him. At the end of the day, his fish were far fewer than his friend's.

If we help others succeed, we may get both success and friends.

(Rose and Ann are talking about chores.)

Rose: Ann, could you please get me some water?

Ann: Sure.

Rose: I'm sweeping the floor.

Ann: Do you like it?

Rose: It's too boring, but I have to do it. How about you?

Ann: I hate sweeping the floor, too. But I like other chores.

Rose: Really?

Ann: I like to make the bed and water the flowers.

Rose:

Ann: Yes. And you?

Rose: I agree. I often help my mother do the dishes.
 

A. No, not really.

B. I often help my parents clean the room.

C. What are you doing now?

D. What chores do you like?

E. I think it's relaxing.

F. Do you like doing the dishes?

—Sorry, ________. It's dangerous ________ on your own.

—No, there isn't.

—Sorry. I just ________ it to Mary yesterday.

—Yes. I felt ________ with it.

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Dear Tom,

I really agree with what your mother did. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I hope you can understand your mother and use your mobile phone properly.

Yours,

Li Hua