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—________ hard study, you should check (检查) the paper carefully before handing it in.

—Sure. I'm much stronger than you.

—She ________ them through the busy streets to the Center Park.

—Yes, I went to Hong Kong and bought some gifts for my mom, but ________ for myself.

—Yes. I often listen to it in my brother's car.

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solutions they are!

Later, some advice Andy Linda.

Linda was counselor Andy opened his heart at last.

the counselor Linda two hours with Andy.

At first, Andy in his story with others.

School counselors (咨询师) are the people you can turn to when you need help. They know how to listen and can help kids with life's challenges. Counselors have special training in how to help kids s problems and stand up for themselves.

If someone was bullying (欺凌) you, for example, the counselor would talk to you about it and could give you some s. Don't be too worried or nervous. You can just keep r when talking. The counselors can be t because they won't give away your secrets without your permission. The counselor may also talk to the bully and may be even to the kids who saw what happened. The counselor may talk with your parents about the problems as well. T this may feel a little uncomfortable, facing the problems and trying to change them are better than living in a bad situation.

With the counselor's help, you won't have to face the difficulties alone.

"Arm wrestling" was one of my favorite ways to play with my brothers growing up.

I also put up a good fight while arm wrestling with my older brother and his friends. Their greater strength and experience made the challenge even more interesting.

As a scientist, I have studied elephants in the wild for 30 years. I have seen that playing is a great way to spend time together, yet there is much more to play than just fun and games. That's also true for us.

When humans and other animals play, they are building trust with brothers, sisters, and friends. They learn how far they can push their peers before anyone becomes angry or physically hurt.

When playing with someone younger, older playmates sometimes pretend to be weaker or less skilled than they really are. It helps younger players learn skills and explore how strong they are beyond what they can do with others of their age.

Play offers a safe space, where everyone knows the rules and can try new ways to move, think, and respond to others. Rules matter. Even crows remember cheaters and do not trust them later.

A. Every match seemed to end in a good laugh, no matter who won.

B. Those who break them lose trust.

C. This is called "holding back".

D. That's called "testing limits (极限)."

E. It was an easy way for my younger brother and me to test our strength safely.

Announced by NHC director Lei Haichao, the plan will create "weight management clinics" at hospitals across China. These clinics aim to help patients lose weight in a safe way. "The clinics will provide a nice environment and platform for people who struggle with weight problems, helping them better manage their weight and lead healthier lives," Lei said.

Obesity has long been a growing problem in China over the past 40 years, as people eat more and exercise less. The number of overweight men almost doubled in a single generation, reflecting (反映) a nationwide shift toward reduced exercise and diets rich in fats and sugars. This trend (趋势) is particularly obvious in urban areas, where convenient foods and desk-bound jobs have become normal. Many studies have linked higher weights with increased risk (风险) of chronic diseases such as blood pressure, heart problems, and so on.

Internationally, the body mass index (BMI) serves as a universally accepted indicator to tell if someone is obese. It is calculated by dividing a person's weight in kilograms by the square of their height in meters. In China, a BMI above 24 is considered as overweight, while obesity is considered as a BMI more than 28. For example, an individual who is 175 centimeters tall would be considered overweight if his weight is over 73.5 kilograms and obese at 86 kilograms.

In cities with high public health awareness, such as Beijing and Shanghai, there is a strong demand for weight management clinics. Yet difficulties remain. One of the doctors said, "Some overweight patients did come to our clinic once, but for the follow-up visits, they didn't show up. It has always been a challenge in our field, which may require further public education."