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Li Mei, 57, was once an English teacher. After retiring (退休), she learned to use modern farming technologies to grow apples, turning her farm into a model for growing better and more apples. Apples were hard to sell last year, so she began making English videos to sell them. Her videos are popular, and now she usually sells over 400 boxes of apples daily. "I want to show not just apples but everything wonderful about my hometown." Li said.

Wang Xia, 40, runs a baozi shop in Qufu. Different from Li, she started learning English last September to set an example for her son. Her videos recorded her journey from "broken English" to speakingfluently. After sharing her progress online, she got 17,000 fans, with some even visiting her shop to taste her baozi.

Lyu Yuxia, a 52-year-old fruit farmer in Mengyin, loves writing a lot. She writes about her diary life and the beauty of her hometown. "In my childhood, my father, a teacher, loved telling me history stories and poems (诗) while doing farm work. I enjoyed them very much," Lyu said. Encouraged by her son, she posted a poem online two years ago. It became popular with 9 million views. She became a famous country poet (诗人).

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There is no gravity （重力） there, so weights are not as heavy as they are on earth. When you drop something, it doesn't fall to the floor. It floats slowly away in the air. This means that astronauts can't just put down a tool. They need to tie it down.

And how do astronaut drink? In space, water just breaks into small drops and floats in the air. Well, astronauts eat and drink differently in space. They have special place so that their food doesn't float away. They use special bags for drinks so that the drink stays inside.

Sleep is also different in space. Astronauts tie themselves to the wall so that they don't float around when they are sleeping. Since they have to work hard, they need to get plenty of rest.

The sun rises and sets so often that it can be confusing. The astronauts have alarms and sometimes music to wake them up.

Exercise is important for astronauts as well. Since there is no gravity and astronauts float instead of walking or running, their muscles become weak very quickly. They have to exercise on special machines everyday so that this doesn't happen. No one wants to become ill in space and exercise help them stay healthy.

However, it is not all hard work in space. When they are not doing science experiments, writing reports or exercising, there is a little time for fun. They watch movies, read the news and call family members and friends. The astronauts on the International Space Station can even connect to the Internet.

Getting here:

Bus: You can take No.1, No. 82 buses, and get off at Tian'anmen East Station.

Subway: You can take Line 1, and get off at Tian'anmen East Station.

Here are some of the exhibitions (展览) you can enjoy.

Notice to Visitors:

① ID card is needed to visit the museum.

②No pets in the museum.

③Children under 10 must come with an adult.

④Keep your voice down during the visit.

⑤Do not smoke or leave your rubbish in the museum.

If you often feel tired, sleepy or sad in winter, you might have seasonal affective disorder (SAD) (季节性情绪低落). Some people also eat more, find it1 to focus (集中), or lose interest in hobbies. SAD usually2 in fall or winter and ends in spring or early summer. When the weather gets colder and the days get shorter, some people feel less3 and more unhappy.

The main4 for SAD is not clear, but scientists think it may be caused by changes in hormones (激素). In winter, it is5 for most of the day. This makes the mind make more melatonin (褪黑素), a thing that makes people feel6 and less full of energy. Less7 might also change your body's energy and feeling.

The best way to feel better is to get more sunlight. Doctors suggest spending some time outside every day in winter, even if it's just for a short8. Even on cloudy days, natural light9! Another way is to use "light treatment." This means using special lights at home to10 natural sunlight, which can help make the symptoms (症状) less. You can also try moving your body more, like dancing or11.

If you still feel very sad, you should see a12. Talking to a doctor early is important—SAD can get worse if you wait. Don't forget to13 your feelings with family or friends too. Don't worry, SAD is a(n)14 problem, and there are always ways to make you feel better during the cold months. Calling a friend or keeping a simple daily plan might help you feel15 alone. Small steps, like drinking warm milk before bed, can also help!

—________. Let me have a look first.

—I ________ a mountain village for one month. It is relaxing there.

—About 8,850 kilometers long.

—Yes, I do. It has a long history that is over 5,000 years.

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2. 词数60左右；

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But some students don't like wearing the same uniform every day. Ann has a good idea. She likes to wear different socks every day. "Socks make boring school clothes fun," she says. Many students in her school also have socks with different patterns to show their characters (个性). Molly Nichols, 15, is one of Ann's classmates. Her favourite pair of socks has small pictures of flowers on them because she likes flowers very much. How about wearing a pair of socks like this to give some colors to a boring (无聊的) uniform?

—You may ask Lily for help. She cooks nice food.

— It will start ________ 8:30 a. m. next Friday.