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When it comes to Yuan Longping, we will think of (he) as the "Father of Hybrid Rice (杂交水稻)". In fact, he is also good at reading, swimming and playing the violin.

Yuan has a reading habit—reading aloud. In the first year of high school, there was speech competition. Yuan took part in the competition. He chose a topic, wrote his speech and read it aloud in the morning. After that, he (find) reading aloud was a good method. It could make his memory much better and he could have a deeper understanding of articles than before.

Yuan is a good (swim). When he was 8 years old, he and his family took a ship to Hunan. He fell from the ship. He (save) by a boatman. This made him (learn) to swim—he wanted to be able to save others just as the boatman had saved him. In a national swimming competition in Chengdu, Yuan finished (four) in the race, while the top three swimmers entered China's national swimming team (successful).

Yuan is also a good music lover. He learned to play the violin from a music teacher college. He said, "Music is the warmth that has accompanied (陪伴) me throughout my life."

Yuan once said, "We should be good both in mind body." Not only did he finish great things, but he also had a unique soul (独特的灵魂).

As middle school students, we should also find our own interests and life dreams like Yuan Longping.

Dads have Father's Day. Moms have Mother's Day. Kids have Children's Day. But, do our have a special holiday? Yes, they do!

The Double Ninth Festival is a special day for elderly people in China. The festival falls on September the by the lunar calendar (阴历). We take the Double Ninth Festival to show our wishes of long life for elderly people. The word "nine" in Chinese has the same as the Chinese word which means "long time".

There are many for this festival. On that day, families get together and climb in the hope that elderly people will live much longer and better.

We respect elderly people not only on this special day but also in our lives. For example, when there are several guests, the host usually introduces them from the to the youngest. When a young person is giving something to the old, both hands should be. On a crowded underground or bus, younger people always seats for elderly people.

It is a traditional virtue (美德) in China to respect elderly people. That's we know elderly people have the knowledge and experience that young people can learn from. Besides, to respect the elderly people is to respect ourselves tomorrow.

Many people make journeys to different places. However, the biggest journey is the self-discovery journey. How do you start it?

●Understand what you value about yourself

It could be about how creative you are. It could also be about your wonderful skills at football. This helps you better understand your own values and abilities.

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What makes you happy? It could be when you are singing on stage (舞台), when you help your dad repair his car, or even when you are doing a science project.

●Travel to different places

Traveling to a new place is a good way to discover new things. When you are on your travels, you have chances to meet different kinds of people and get to know different cultures.

●Ask yourself what you want to be

What is your goal in life? How will you achieve it? Ask yourself these questions, and you will have a better understanding of yourself.

The self-discovery journey is not a fixed one. With time going by, many experiences in your life can change you, which helps you grow.

A. Know what makes you happy.

B. Here are some things you can do.

C. What do you like most about yourself?

D. Have you ever been to different places?

E. These questions will help you think deeply.

F. They can open your eyes and increase your knowledge.

One big reason for their popularity is the "blind box" way they are sold. You buy a box but don't know which exact Labubu toy is inside until you open it. This surprise makes opening the box super fun and surprising!

Also, a lot of famous people have shown they love Labubu online. This helps more people know about these special toys. Fans want to collect them too.

Now, Pop Mart, the company selling Labubu, is a big success. In 2024, Labubu helped Pop Mart achieve revenue (收益) of 13.04 billion yuan. And Pop Mart's founder, Wang Ning, once became the richest man in Henan. Some collectors think buying them may be worth (价值) much more money later. Just on June 10th, a Beijing auction (拍卖) house even sold a human-sized Labubu for 150,260 dollars.

For many fans, the best part isn't just having the toy or following stars. It's about the excitement when opening the blind box. It is like going back to their childhood. For some, collecting Labubu is a fun way to relax and feel good beyond everyday life.

Pop Mart is the best place to buy them. You can also try local toy shops or even claw machines (抓娃娃机) in bubble tea shops.

Math in Poems

In Chinese poems, the numbers let us imagine freely. As Li Bai wrote, "I've sailed a thousand miles through Gorges in a day", and "My boat has left ten thousand mountains far away."—these numbers show what Li Bai saw and how he felt. When we read the lines, there are pictures in our minds.

Math in Paintings

Art and math might seem different, but together they create wonderful works! Some studies show that when Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa, he followed a special math rule called the "golden ratio" (黄金比例). The ratio was hidden in different parts of the painting, like the size of the canvas (画布), the face of the lady and the background behind her.This makes the painting beautiful and amazing.

Math in Traffic

How do traffic lights "know" when to change? Traffic engineers use a kind of math model to help cars move smoothly. They collect lots of data (数据) like how many cars pass by, when people cross the street, busy times of day and special events in the city. With these models, engineers can do lots of math and run many tests to study how the traffic moves better. This allows them to find the best timing (时机) for each traffic light. It makes our city green and smart!

Math makes our lives better and helps us understand the world in many surprising ways!

You can know the history of the area and see beautiful old treasures from different ages.

Opening Hours: 10:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday

Entrance Fee: Children under 12: $ 13

Adults: $ 23

City Bookstore

City Bookstore is not only a bookstore. It also includes a cafe and some good restaurants. Best of all, it is open all day every day except Wednesdays.

Children's Fun Park

This park has 13 rides (游乐设施) and is suitable for the whole family. It also has 20 stores, including convenience stores, souvenir (纪念品) shops and restaurants.

Opening Hours: 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. on weekdays

9:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. on weekends

Entrance Fee: Children over the age of 3: $ 20

Adults: $ 25

Green Forest Park

Green Forest Park has many trees, plants, and cute animals. People like to walk, jog (慢跑), ride bicycles and have picnics there.

There were many3 answers. Some students said it weighed 200 grams, others simply said they didn't know. She smiled and replied, "In fact, the weight of the glass doesn't4. It depends on how long I hold it. If I hold it for a minute, it's fine. If I hold it for an hour, I'll have an ache in my arm. If I hold it for a day, I'll have to5 an ambulance (救护车)! In each situation, it's the same weight, but the6 I hold it, the heavier it becomes."

She continued, "That's the way it is with stress. If we carry our burdens (负担) all the time, sooner or later, as they become increasingly heavy, we won't be7 to continue."

"Why not8 this glass of water? You have to relax for a while and rest before holding it again. After we take a rest, we can go on with our burdens — holding them more easily each time."

As this teacher said, we shouldn't carry our burdens around all the time.9 them behind today and pick them up tomorrow. No matter what burdens you're carrying now, take a break for a while and get some10. Your mind will thank you for it.

—________. We can play again next time.

—I want to be an AI engineer.

—Yes, it is said that the kite ________ by Mozi over 2,000 years ago.

—I often practice writing by ________ emails to my pen friends.

—Yes. The food there ________ be delicious.

—Of course. He is ________ than any other student in his class.

—Yes, she is my classmate. She is ________ excellent student.

内容：

1. 搭乘公交车，经过银行，步行至体育场；便宜，保护环境；

2. 过去只能在电视上看；现在可在现代化体育场上观看；

3. 不乱丢垃圾，礼貌为球员加油；

4. …

要求：

1. 按要点进行写作，可适当拓展；

2. 80-100词。

提示词汇：现代化体育场 modern stadium  加油 cheer for

The 12th World Games was held in Chengdu, China from August 7 to 17, 2025. Athletes from 112 countries and areas joined in. It was the first time the event took place on the Chinese mainland, and it was a memorable experience for everyone.

China sent the largest team with 489 people, including 321 athletes, and won the most gold medals and the most medals in total. Chinese athletes competed in 28 events, including floorball(地板球) and powerboating(摩托艇运动). For the first time, para-athletes(残奥运动员) also joined the Games, showing the spirit of inclusiveness(包容性).

There were many amazing performances. Athletes broke 18 world records and 9 Games records. The Chinese team did especially well. For example, in the women's 4x50m finswimming(花样游泳), they set both a new world record and a new Games record. During the event, activities like TWG Plaza and Athletes' Night were organized. These allowed athletes from different countries to share their cultures and make new friends.

The Chengdu World Games also focused on sustainability(持续性). The organizers used existing sports facilities(设备) instead of building new ones. This helped save resources and showed China's effort to protect the environment. The closing ceremony on August 17 was a colorful show. 60. Not only did fireworks light up the night sky, but also dancers performed traditional dances. The mascots(吉祥物), "Shu Bao" and "Jin Zai", welcomed people from around the world.

Through sports, people from all over the world came together, created wonderful memories, and looked forward to a brighter future, showing that the Games were not just a sports competition, but a celebration of unity, friendship, and cultural exchange.