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My family's Spring Festival Budget

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Thinking about Careers (职业生涯): What am I good at?

Some children are dreaming of being doctors or scientists when they were young. In fact, you won't have to worry about what job you have in the future—many adults (成人) change careers a lot of times before they find their true passions (热情). And sometimes people find out that their passions are outside of their jobs. There's no hurry! But there are still a few things you can do before choosing your career.

First, it can be fun to start thinking about what you want your future to look like. Do you want to design fashionable clothes? Be a teacher at a school or a manager in a bank? Spend quiet days working on writing or paintings? All those thing are possible! Think of all the qualities (品质) that make you who you are, then try to find out what job would be best with those qualities. If your friend Andy is a good listener, maybe he will become a doctor. If friends often come to you to ask for help in science class, maybe you'll end up being a science teacher or a scientist!

And it's always a good idea to collect ideas about careers from the adults around you. Start by asking the closest adults about all the jobs they've had in their lives. They might give you a big surprise.

Most people think the Chinese New Year's (celebrate) goes on for only one day, but in fact it (last) for fifteen days, and some of these days have their own festivals. The most important of these is the festival the 15th day, the Lantern Festival. It's also a very (tradition) festival.

In many cities, people come together in parks with lanterns in their hands, and it is a game to walk around and try to solve each other's lantern riddles (猜灯谜). The one who can solve the lantern riddle will get good luck in the (come) year.

did the festival start? It's not very clear. But people say it may be over 2,000 years old. During the Lantern Festival, many people eat tangyuan or yuanxiao. Tangyuan and yuanxiao are similar, some people even say they are same food.

Of course, an important part of the Lantern Festival is the lanterns (they). Some cities try to have the largest, most beautiful lanterns around. During this time of year, streets are full of different lanterns parks are like seas of lanterns, making everyone (live) and happy.

Many people use an skill—the memory palace (记忆宫殿) to help them remember things. You can build one too. First, choose a place, like your home or school, and picture it in mind. Next, take note of special things in this place, a sofa or a table.

How can you use your memory palace? It's easy. For example, you want to remember the word sibling (兄妹). You could picture four brothers and sisters sitting on the sofa eating ice cream. The word's first syllable (音节) (si) is similar to "four" in Chinese and its second syllable (bling) like the Chinese word for ice cream, it could help you remember the of the word. With practice, you can remember things for a long time!

The All-important Sleep!

As your kid body starts growing, one of the most helpful things you can do for it is get enough sleep. You may know that sleep can give you energy. But catching enough sleep also helps to keep you healthy in many other ways. Sleep can help you prepare to learn—that is why you should go to sleep early the night before a big test. Here are some tips for how to get a good sleep:

Keep a routine (惯例). Go to bed at the same time every night. Brush your teeth, wash your face and get ready to calm down.

Watch less screen (屏幕) before bed. The blue light from phones won't help you go to sleep even after you turn them down. Pull out the book you are reading or journal (日记) for a calming evening activity.

Every night, put on your soft clothes—cotton ones are usually best. Try to notice how your body feels during the night and make a plan. If you will kick off the blankets (踢掉毯子) because you are too hot, turn on your fan before bed. If your feet always feel like ice, put on your socks to keep them warm.

Start a dreaming journal. Sometimes our dreams are pretty special. The key is to write down what you remember about your dreams as soon as you wake up, or you won't remember them any more. Keep your dream journal close to your bed and start writing the first thing in the morning.

A. Make your space comfortable.

B. This is one way to make sleeping a bit more fun.

C. Looking at the screen for a long time hurts your eyes.

D. It's important to keep yourself clean before going to bed.

E. So a few hours before bed, you'd better put away the phone.

F. It also helps to think more clearly and keep you from getting sick.

G. This will get your body in the habit of knowing when it's time to sleep.

But there was no way out, so she ended up on the trip. Shelley tried to carry her heavy bag. It felt like a mountain she didn't want but had to take. When they finally got to the campsite, she was happy to put it down.

Ms. McKay said to the group, "Set up your tents (帐篷) and then walk around nearby, but don't go too far." Shelley thought, "That's easy!" Ms. McKay said, "For the first ten minutes, let's walk without speaking and look at everything around us." Shelley couldn't believe it, could she stay quiet for ten whole minutes?

As she walked, she looked at the trees. She noticed the leaves (树叶) were not all the same green, some were dark green and some yellow-green. The trees were grey, brown or green. For the first time, Shelley felt amazed by nature and wanted to stay a bit longer.

After dinner, everyone sat around the campfire. Ms. McKay asked them to close their eyes and listen. Shelley heard leaves falling and birds singing. The sounds felt so nice and calming.

Over the next few days, Shelley enjoyed herself a lot among the trees. Ms. McKay talked about what was safe to eat in nature but asked them not to eat anything red. On the last night, they touched (触摸) nature—feeling the ground, the hard trees, and soft leaves.

When Shelley got back home, she felt different. She wanted to walk around outside. She noticed the flowers in gardens and the beauty of the park nearby. For the first time, Shelley truly saw the colors, heard the sounds, and noticed the different smells of her city. She felt happy for the world around her.

AI can also help plan meals on a budget. Food in a shop can be expensive, but AI can help you make dishes using the food you have at home. If you want a dinner with low price (价格), AI might advise making homemade noodles with vegetables. This not only saves money but also makes cooking fun and saves food.

Shopping for the best deals is another way AI can save money. Comparing (比较) things in shops or online can take much time, but AI can do it for you. For example, if you need a new schoolbag, AI can find the best one which is not expensive. This helps you save money without spending hours online.

Finally, AI can also teach kids how to budget their money. Budgeting AI can find out how much is spent on things like snacks or toys and show how to save more. If you get ¥10 as pocket money, the AI may advise saving ¥3, spending ¥5, and keeping ¥2 for later. Learning to manage money with AI makes saving easier.

AI makes saving money easy and fun, helping kids and families choose wisely every day.