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The Power of Role Model

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experience it was!

It was a pleasure us the game.

On the day of the game, we were in high spirits everyone played their part perfectly.

Luckily, we many useful skills from our coach Mr. Smith.

Before our school basketball match, we didn't know .

Everyone wants to be intelligent. Many people c that being smart is about having a high IQ alone, but that's wrong. Believe it or not, it lies in building good daily habits.

First, be b to ask questions instead of hiding them up. Whether it's asking your teacher for help or discussing with classmates, this is a good way to open the door to new knowledge.

Then, don't be afraid of making m. After all, no one is born knowing everything. When you do badly in homework or tests, just try again and take time to learn from them.

Also, trust the power of small actions, such as reading a short article every morning, s a math problem every day and sharing your ideas in group discussions.

Without doubt, keeping building these good habits can meet your need for developing intelligence. If you try more and n give up, you will certainly grow smarter and smarter.

Teachers are often thought to be engineers of the human soul. But there's one person in China who is called the "teacher of teachers".

He is the Chinese educator Tao Xingzhi. Born in Anhui province, China, in 1891, Tao studied at Columbia University, the US, in 1914. But when Tao returned to China in 1917 and began his own career as an educator, he did not blindly copy Dewey's education methods or theories. For Tao, education is an active process in real-life experiences rather than one of telling and being told. He encouraged "unity of teaching, learning, and reflective acting".

After conducting surveys in Beijing, Tianjin and Shanghai in 1921, Tao was surprised to learn that over 70 percent of the people in cities were not able to read or write. To deal with the lack of teachers and money, in 1927, Tao set up Xiaozhuang Normal College in the countryside of Nanjing to train teachers and educators, most of whom became teachers at rural schools.

He set up Yucai Middle School in Chongqing and offered free education to refugee (避难) children after the Japanese invasion of China began in 1937.

Maybe Tao's motto is the best explanation for his life, "Giving a whole heart, yet taking nothing in return, not even a leaf of grass."

A. There he studied educational philosophy under the guidance of John Dewey, an American philosopher and educational reformer (改革家).

B. Even during the Anti-Japanese war, Tao never forgot his dream.

C. To work out the problem, Tao organized young workers and farmers to study while working.

D. They have the responsibility to spread knowledge, ideas and truth.

E. In addition to reforming education methods, Tao also tried his best to improve the education for ordinary people.

What makes this chip special is its ability to cover a very wide frequency range (频率范围)—from 0.5 GHz to 115 GHz. That is, one single chip can replace several separate devices that were needed to handle different frequency bands in the past. Also, the chip's transmission (传输) speed can be over 120 GB per second. That is fast enough to download many high-quality movies in just one second.

What makes this chip even more amazing is its intelligence. It can automatically find out which frequency bands are busy. Then it can switch to the ones that are not being used. This helps keep the connection more stable and reliable, even in difficult environments.

The technology uses a special material called lithium niobate (铌酸锂). This material lets the chip process signals well. At the same time, it reduces power consumption (功耗), which makes it more environmentally friendly. This new idea solves a key problem in making 6G systems work in real life.

This big breakthrough shows that future 6G networks may support new and advanced uses. For example, they can help doctors do operations from far away and help with advanced VR. They can also make perfect connectivity possible. For example, you can stay connected from the deep sea to outer space without stopping. Right now, the research team is trying to make the technology smaller. They want to put it into different devices in the future.

This progress shows that China is getting increasingly stronger in next-generation communication technology. It also brings us one step closer to the 6G era.

Not only did this movie become one of the biggest surprises of the summer, but HUNTR/X's theme song Golden also started a heated discussion when it came out. Earlier this month, with this inspiring song of self-discovery, strength and unity, HUNTR/X climbed the charts from No. 81 to No. 1 on the Billboard Top 100. This marks the first time any K-pop girl group, virtual (虚拟的) or real, has achieved this, according to the Billboard. Besides, Spotify recently announced that the song had already been played over 6 million times.

Unlike other virtual idols, HUNTR/X gained huge popularity for an existing hit movie. It includes familiar roles, like a cool leader, a lovely youngest member and a tough rapper. This makes it easier for fans to connect with the characters.

However, their success raises important questions about the future of the music industry, and the Internet is divided. While some fans were attracted by the group's creativity and cheered for the victory, others have argued that a virtual group shouldn't be counted. Many of them have argued that it is unfair to the people who spend years training so hard with the hopes of becoming a successful artist.

In Asia, virtual artists are common, but HUNTR/X is special as a virtual K-pop group from a movie that has been extremely popular with Western audiences. Undoubtedly, HUNTR/X's success suggests the beginning of a new chapter in pop culture—virtual groups could play an important role in global music. Whether virtual idols will become the new normal remains to be seen, but as reported by billboard, we can already see that HUNTR/X is changing what is possible in music.