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AI in My Life

Living in a digital age,I find artificial intelligence everywhere in my daily life.

Every morning, Zhou Donghong arrives at his workshop by the river in Jingxian, Anhui Province. His hands are rough from many years of work. He gently touches the clear water to feel  (it) temperature. Here, he makes Xuan paper,a kind of traditional paper with a history of over 1,000 years.

Making Xuan paper  (take)a lot of work. First, Zhou puts together bark from trees and rice straw（树皮和秸秆）. He leaves them in the river water  three months. Then, the pulp（纸浆）is poured onto bamboo frames and dried in the sun. The whole process has 108 steps. Even  small mistake can waste weeks of work.  Xuan paper is very thin, it can be kept well even after a thousand years.

In the past, the craft of making Xuan paper  (pass) down from generation（一代人）to generation. But today,  (few) young people want to lean it. Zhou doesn't give up. He often invites students to try the traditional craft. "I hope young people will keep this tradition  (live), " he said.

Zhou's paper is used to repair old paintings in  (museum). It is also given as a gift to important leaders around the world. Every day, Zhou works hard  (make) Xuan paper, just like his father and grandfather did before. For him, Xuan paper connects the past with the future.

Do you want to draw a cartoon of yourself? Here are some tips to help you.

Think about the shape of your face

Is your face round or oval-shaped（椭圆形）? If you have a round face, draw it even rounder and bigger  Then, you can move on to your eyes, nose, mouth, and ears.

Save your hair for the last step

 In this way, you can make hair go over an eye or an ear naturally. If you draw the hair first and then your ears, they might look"floating"! This simple technique is the key to a natural-looking cartoon.

You know what you look like, but it's hard to draw from memory. Use a picture of yourself. You can zoom in（放大）to discover more, like, "Oh, this is what my eyebrows look like. They are quite thick, and that's cool. "

Show what's special about you

Maybe you have a wide smile, or ears that are close to your head. Get these parts down in your drawing.  For example,a football fan might draw themselves in a favorite team's jersey（球衣）. It is your own features（特 点）that make your cartoon look like you.

When finished, share your cartoon with your friends. 

My birthday was going to be special for two reasons. For one thing, nobody had ever turned nine in space before.

Mom, my sister Rebekah, and I were moving to Mars and living there for a year. We'd spent almost two weeks in the spaceship so far. It would take another thirty days before getting there.

I was trying to keep the other reason secret. But the day before my birthday, Rebekah caught me with puffing out my cheeks（鼓起我的脸颊）."Practising blowing out all candles this year?" She laughed.

"This time I will. Everybody will be watching!"

"Oh, David. Your cake can't have candles."

"Why not?"

" Everyone knows fire on a spaceship is too dangerous. But at least you don't have to worry about blowing them all out. "

" Yeah. Don't tell Mom about this, okay?I don't want her to feel bad. It's not her mistake that candles are not safe in space."

Our mother had an important job——looking after the ship's electrical system. Besides,I wanted to act like a grown-up. Most people on the ship had important work to do. Even my sister helped with science experiments. If I couldn't blow out the candles, at least I was old enough not to complain.

After dinner on my birthday, Mom floated towards me, carrying my birthday cake. I was amazed. " Candles!" I shouted. "I thought fire wasn't allowed. "

" Look closer, " Mom said. "The candles were electric lights."

" Cool,"I said." But I wish I could blow them out."

" They wouldn't be birthday candles if you couldn't" She blew, and all nine went out. Another puff, and they lit up again.

" Did you invent those?" Rebekah asked.

" No, these have been around since the twenty-first century."

My sister mouthed the word " sorry" at me. I smiled. Even big sisters didn't know everything.

Plants can not move like animals, but they communicate and respond to the environment through their own movement——a type of"plant body language." Scientists have been amazed by these movements and created inventions based on them.

Everyone knows sunflowers turn to face the sun as it moves across the sky. This gave engineers the idea to create SmartFlower solar panels. They are in the shape of flowers, and each"petal"（花瓣）is a solar panel. SmartFlower follows the sun all day, which helps produce 40% more energy than normal solar panels. After dark or when there's bad weather like heavy rain, the" petals" will close up.

Some plants, such as ivy（常春藤）, can climb walls using sticky pads. The pads help ivy stick to wood, stone, and other surfaces. After studying this plant, scientists created soft climbing robots. Though small, these robots are strong enough to move on different surfaces and turn corners. This allows them to work in hard-to-reach places.

Another amazing plant is the exploding cucumber（喷瓜）. It has a cool trick. When touched, it shoots seeds up to 6 meters away! Learning from this plant's "body language", medical researchers have developed a new way to send medicine to where it's needed in the body, just as the plants shoot seeds to the right places.

Plants may seem quiet and still, but their special movements have inspired real-world inventions. Next time you see a plant, watch its "body language" carefully; you might catch the next scientific breakthrough!

Fu Zai,a six-month-old corgi（柯基）, is China's first corgi police dog. His story started when he was just one month old.

During a park walk, police dog trainer Zhao Qingshuai called him. Amazingly, little Fu Zai ran straight to Zhao! Zhao tested Fu Zai with simple orders. He found Fu Zai was smarter and braver than other pet dogs. Besides, Fu Zai loved playing with toys and learned orders fast. With his owner's permission, Fu Zai joined Weifang Police Dog Base for further training.

For over four months, Fu Zai trained hard every day. He learned important skills like:

·following orders;

·using his nose to find hidden unsafe items.

With his cute appearance, Fu Zai became an online star. However, some people questioned if he could be a police dog. "Short legs are his advantage!" Zhao said, " Fu Zai can easily check under cars and get into small spaces big dogs can't reach. " Another trainer Wang Yanan said, " Fu Zai loves food, which helps him in training! As long as we prepare some food for him, he will focus（专注）more on his training."

Fu Zai is still learning. Soon, he will become a full-time working police dog. By the age of one, he' ll start real jobs. Fu Zai shows that with enough training and strengths, anyone can do great things!

I am an English teacher from Futian, Shenzhen. Last summer,I did some1 work at a small school in Kenya, Africa.

I taught the children English, maths and other subjects. Every time I marked their homework,I drew smiling faces, and the children always2 back. Some of the students' families had trouble buying enough food. Some were too poor to3 their children's schooling. Realizing their needs,I decided to do more.

I shared the videos about their stories online. My students in Shenzhen felt sorry to see the4 that the Kenyan children were facing and wanted to help They5 a book fair and raised some money for the children in need. Soon, boxes filled with pens, books, and snacks arrived. The children looked very excited when they saw the6 from Shenzhen, China. The school prepared a thank-you show. With me in the center, children sang and danced 7 At first,I felt shy, but then I joined them. We laughed and clapped our hands together. I could tell how8 these children were.

On my last day at the school, younger students hugged me and said"Goodbye". While older students stood far away, trying to hide their tears. This made me9 , too.

That experience in Kenya wasn't just a volunteer trip; it planted seeds in my heart. Now back in Shenzhen,I often think about the10 between us. I will continue to do voluntary work in the future.

Do you often forget about things you need to do? Do you always have little time to finish your work? Then you need to make a daily routine. A daily routine helps you manage (管理) your time.

Making a daily routine is useful in many ways. First, you won't miss anything. Second, you will not finish your work late. And you can have more free time to do things you enjoy. These are the reasons why you need a daily routine.

What can it bring to you if you follow your routine? You don't need a lot of time to think about what to do next. And it also helps you form good habits. Because a good routine can make sure you do the right thing at the right time.

To make your routine work better, you can follow these rules. First, make a to-do list. Write down what to do every day. Do it as what the list says. But it's not a good idea if your routine is only about work. You also need to do some things to keep healthy. If something new happens and breaks your routine, think about what you need to do first on your to-do list. Last, don't forget that the most important one comes first.

The mouse Mickey lives in a small house. Cheese is his favourite food in the world and he doesn't like a else. He eats cheese for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There's much cheese in his house. He's very happy to l in his house with his favourite cheese. But one day, he wakes up and finds his cheese missing. He has to go out to l for it.

On the way, he meets a bird. Its n is Mary. Mary advises (建议) him to look for his cheese near the river. Then, he meets a lion, the king of the forest. He is friendly and took Mickey to the river. U, they can't find it.

Mickey is sad. When he wants to g up, he meets the frog (青蛙) Mike. Mike is helpful. He listens to Mickey's story and wants to help him. He advises Mickey to check the other side of the river. They have to cross the river, but it's not e for them because Mickey isn't good at swimming. So Mike carries him on his back and swims a the river. There, they find Mickey's cheese. Someone takes it there from Mickey's house.

Mickey is very h. He thanks all the animals who help him along the way. He knows he can not do it a. He also learns about the importance of friendship.

Jane: Hi! Dad. How are you?

Dad: Hi! Jane! I'm fine.

Jane: We're having a holiday here. Hao Yi and I are making zongzi!

Dad: Are you making them for the Dragon Boat Festival?

Jane: That's right! What about you? What are you doing?

Dad:

Jane: Is Mum there too? Is she feeling better?

Dad: Yes, her cold is gone. She's gardening. Hold on. Here's Mum.

Jane: Hi, Mum. How are you doing?

Mum: It's great to hear your voice.

Jane: Yours too! I'm happy you're feeling better!

Mum: Thanks! Are you having fun in China?

Jane: Yes, I am. Hao Yi and I are making zongzi and watching dragon boat races on TV. Let's talk later.

Mum: OK. Bye, darling.

A. Good, thanks.

B. That sounds great!

C. Oh, I have to go now.

D. How's life in Chengdu?

E. I'm washing the car right now.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" The crane asked.

"You're so plain (普通的)!" the peacock answered. "Your feathers are black and gray and they don't shine at all! Look at me! My feathers are all the colors of the rainbow (彩虹)! And they shine!"

The crane smiled, because he was happy with himself. At that time, a lion came along. He ran up to the two birds and wanted to cat them. The crane quickly flew up (飞) into the sky. The peacock began to run too, but it was too late! The lion caught him by the tail (尾巴). The crane looked down, and saw the lion and the peacock. The lion had the peacock's beautiful feathers in his mouth!

"What a shame (真遗憾) the poor peacock isn't very fast!" the crane said.

The crane's feathers were just black and gray, but he could fly. As for the peacock, he was beautiful, but he couldn't fly and he wasn't very nice!

When I was about 10 years old, I started learning cooking by making dough (面团). In my hometown, Ningxia, people often make noodles in the evening. My parents came home late, so if I made the dough early, we could have dinner sooner.

At first, I thought it was easy. I saw my mom do it many times. Just mix water and flour (面粉), right? But it was harder than I thought. Sometimes the dough way too soft. Sometimes It was too hard. I kept trying and slowly learned how to do it well.

Later, I learned to make jiaozi, pancakes and even pizza. I really enjoy cooking. It helps relax. Besides, I live a better life when I need to work away from my home. Every time I cook, the taste and smell bring back the warm memories of my hometown.

Now, cooking is more than a skill—it's a bridge to my hometown. Every dish takes me back to Ningxia's evenings. These skills help me live well and keep my childhood memories alive.