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One morning, Patricia Miller was walking near her home in Arizona when a speeding car almost hit her. When her 10-year-old grandson William heard 1 happened, he became very worried. "There are always cars racing on this street," William said, "It's time to do something."

The brave boy decided2 at the next city council meeting. Dressed smartly in a suit, William 3 before the leaders. "The street racing is putting people in danger," he told them seriously, His powerful words made everyone pay more attention to the problem.

Because of the 4 speech, the city worked faster to make the street safer. Just six months later, new traffic lights 5 . William was so proud when he saw them working. His story appeared on television news, and his school gave him6 special award for being a good citizen.

Now William wants to help 7 other community problems. "I'll keep searching for more ways to make our town better," he says. The police leader was 8 surprised that he told William, "Maybe you'll work here someday!" William has even 9 dreams too-he hopes to become a president one day.

The young man is amazing! William proves that anyone 10 make a great difference through personal effort, His idea is simple: "If you see something wrong, don't stay quiet- speak up and take action!"

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Hello, everyone. I'm Li Hua. Today I'd like to tell you something about the "Learning from Lei Feng" Activity Month in our school.

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, the group photo beside the trophy his most treasured memory.

Auggie was he almost forgot to thank his teammates.

The head master announced that this team cooperation had broken the school record. Many people wanted to know .

Auggie's team's experiment design was! The judges gave it full marks.

The award ceremony of the science competition in the school hall, and many parents attended it.

What would you do if you failed? Many people may choose to give up. H , the surest way to success is to keep your direction and stick to your goal.

On your way to success, you must keep your direction. It is just like a lamp, guiding you in the d and helping you overcome difficulties on your way. Otherwise, you will easily get l or hesitate to go ahead.

Direction means goals. You can get nowhere w a goal in life. You can try to write your goal on paper and make some plans to a it. In this way, you will know how to arrange your time and to spend your time properly. And you should also have a belief that you are sure to succeed as long as you keep your direction all the time.

So if you are not the most beautiful or the smartest person, that's OK. If you do feel there is room for improving, then try your best to make some changes. If you have tried your best but still aren't content, Firstly, are you happy with who you are? If the answer is yes, then there is nothing to worry about. If you are OK with yourself and you have done your best in everything, you should be content. Secondly, do you give yourself enough time to improve?

Self-confidence is also very important. If you're confident, you will be OK with the way you are. First, find out your talents and try to use them. Second, don't always compare yourself with others. Third, forgive yourself for some mistakes you may have made.

A. However, here is some advice if you are not confident.

B. As we all know, nobody is perfect.

C. ask yourself two simple questions.

D. You know improving takes time.

E. So you should learn to be happy with yourself.

In the misty mountains of ancient Chu Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period (771–476 BC), a famous guqin player named Yu Boya often played his zither alone by the river. His music carried the sounds of flowing water and the greatness of high mountains, yet no one truly understood the feelings in his songs. One night, as he played a piece called High Mountains and Flowing Streams, a poor woodcutter named Zhong Ziqi stopped to listen.

"Your music paints a story," Zhong Ziqi said gently. "When you played high notes, I saw eagles flying over sharp cliffs. When the notes turned low, I felt a strong river rushing." Yu Boya was astonished. For years, he had looked for someone who could grasp the heart of his music. Here, he found his zhiyin—a "soulmate who understands one's music." The two became close friends, sharing their love for nature and music.

A sad thing happened when Zhong Ziqi got sick and died. Heartbroken, Yu Boya broke his guqin at his friend's grave, saying, "Now that Ziqi is gone, who will hear my songs?" He never played again. This story, laterimmortalized in the saying "Boya Breaking the Zither for Ziqi", became a symbol of deep friendship and losing a soulmate.

The story's enduring legacy comes not just from its feelings but also its cultural importance. In Chinese beliefs, true friendship goes beyond social ranks—Yu Boya was a nobleman, while Zhong Ziqi a common worker. Their bond focused on deep connection rather than wealth.

Today, zhiyin means any rare friendship where people truly understand each other's hearts.

②Many teachers are supporters of using PDA in language learning. They say that students now have a lot more time for discussion in the classroom. Instead of spending valuable class time listening to texts or watching teaching videos, they can do this on their own and come to class prepared for discussion.

③The teachers also say that PDA allows students to learn without their teachers' help. Some students might listen to a dialogue only once and understand it, so they can save time for doing other things. Other students, however, might need to listen to the same dialogue again and again to understand it. Using PDA is especially helpful to students who are learning a language at different paces.

④The students who are using the new tool in some courses are also happy. They believe that using PDA is a more enjoyable way to learn. The class has become much more interesting. By using PDA, they can pay more attention to the material and learn more. Teaching notes are stored in their PDAs and easy to find.

⑤Many parents complain that technologies such as PDA are doing harm to students. They worry that students might use PDA to download teaching notes and usethem to cheat during exams. If a student spends more time watching videos on an PDA, he will have fewer chances to have face-to-face communication with others.

⑥Education needs to make changes with the times as technology is playing an important part. We should look forward to a wonderful future when PDA and other technologies can add a lot to the classroom.

Dan and Kevin go behind the curtain and sit on the floor against the wall. Dylan lies down next to them and closes his eyes. The boys turn their torches off. They don't talk. They sit and wait.

It's dark but Dan can see the time on his watch.12:30 comes and goes.

Then it's 1 o'clock. Then there is a noise. The outside door is opening.

Dylan opens his eyes. Then he sits up. He looks towards the door and makes a little noise.

"Shh!" Dan tells Dylan. The outside door closes. Dan and Kevin see a light under the door to the hall. The door opens and someone turns on the lights in the hall.

Very slowly Kevin and Dan look out from behind the curtain. A person dressed all in black is standing in the middle of the hall. It is Chloe. She' s looking round. She starts moving chairs and looking for something. Then she walks across to the piano. She plays a little music on the piano and smiles.

Dan looks at Kevin. Kevin looks at Dan. "Chloe smiling?" their looks say.

The boys look around the curtain again. Chloe is looking around the room again. She looks towards the curtain. Dan and Kevin move their heads back quickly.

Then they hear Chloe say, "Ah! There it is." And they hear her walk towards the curtain. She takes something off a chair near the curtain and then sees the two boys sitting on the floor.

"What are you doing here?" she asks.

"What are you doing here?" asks Dan.

Chloe shows him her mobile phone. "But what about you two?" she asks.

Kevin takes some chocolate out of his pocket and shows it to Chloe.

"We're having a midnight picnic." he says.

Dylan sees the chocolate and starts wagging his tail.

Chloe gives both the boys a strange look, turns off the lights and leaves.

"It's not Chloe then," says Dan.

"No," says Kevin.

"Be patient!" says Dan.

Chen, born in the 1990s, began to learn the craft when she was 14 years old under the influence and support of her family. "I wanted to give up several times during the learning process, as I often3 myself. It's also very difficult. My father wanted me to give up woodcarving and find a(n)4 job," Chen said.

Chen said that she had a strong sense of5 when her first woodcarving artwork was sold. "Since I have6 it, I just keep going," said Chen.

To finish one woodcarving piece, a woodcarver usually needs more than 30 carving knives and wooden hammers of different7. A common theme for carvings includes different sea animals. In the past, Chaozhou woodcarvings were mainly used to8 buildings. They served as furniture and ceremonial objects. However, they start to9 their charm among people nowadays.

To make young people better enjoy the traditional art form, Chen has innovated the craft in terms of its themes, shapes and usage. She now carves small decorative objects and articles for10 use, hoping that more and more people can use them in their lives and like the artworks.

According to researchers from the University of California, people5 don't get enough sleep are less willing to socialize (社交). They are6 too tired to go out.

The researchers did7 small study. They tested 18 young people. They just had a good night's sleep8 tested them again after a sleepless night. The participants watched videos of people with neutral (中性的) expressions walking toward them.9 the person on the video got too "close" to them, they pushed a button to stop the video, which recorded how close they allowed the person to get.

The results showed10 people kept the person at a distance of 60 percent further back if they hadn't gotten enough sleep. They felt that their personal space was being invaded. But when the participants got a good night's sleep, they allowed the person to get much11 to them.

According to lead researcher Matthew Walker, the less sleep you get, the less you want to socialize with12 In turn, those people13 think you are weird and stay away from you. This can make you14 lonely and cause you to sleep even less. It becomes a vicious cycle.

So if you want to be a more sociable and popular person, sleeping well might help. "One night of good sleep makes you feel more outgoing and socially confident," Walker15 the Daily Mail.

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The Most Beautiful Teacher in My Heart

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