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To offer teenagers proper career guidance (指导), the students from Tianjin TEDA No. 1 Middle School started a project called "Dian Zhi Cheng Shi". "Our survey shows that 75 percent of students want to know more about different jobs. Doctors, accountants (会计) and lawyers are the top three," said Wang Xinran, 16, the project leader.

Based on students' needs, the team interviewed (采访) 32 experts in different fields and put their interviews online. They shared true stories behind each job, allowing students to learn about the jobs clearly. "We also invited the experts to give speeches in our school in order that students could talk to them face to face," said Wang.

Team member Lu Jinyan said his most impressive (印象深刻的) interview was with a photographer (摄影师). "I used to think being a photographer was cool. But now I know that they need to deal with lots of problems, such as a sudden change of weather or broken cameras. They also need to communicate (交流) with different people, which is very hard."

But the project doesn't mean disappointing students by telling them the truth. "We want to show their good sides rather than the bad sides," said group member Zhao Yajie. "The project's name means turning a career into a poem. We believe working is not just about bread and butter. It should be like a poem, full of love and beauty. And we hope our project can let students know that."

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1. 描述过去和现在的对比；

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The Changes in Me

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In the past, I didn't get on well with my parents. I hardly talked to them, because they liked to compare me with my sister. And that made me (happy) and sad. I didn't know what to do. Sometimes I even argued with (they) about this.

However, I wanted to show them that I could do things as (good) as my sister. Then I (begin) to spend most of my free time painting in my bedroom.(Lucky), my art teacher, Miss Green, offered me a lot of help. She taught me some drawing skills to help improve my paintings. At that time, she was the only person I would like (talk) with.

One day, I told Miss Green about my problem. She encouraged me to take part a painting competition.

After a few (week), the result finally came out. I got first prize! When I took the prize home, my parents were so happy that they couldn't stop laughing all the time! And they began to care more about me. Now the relationship between my parents me is very good. So I think it's very important to have someone to talk to.

I a lot since I joined this class.

arguing, we prefer to solve problems peacefully.

When we disagree, we don't each other.

Our teacher always encourages us to and learn to share.

In our class, we the rule of being kind to one another.

Molly Bremner is very short and thin, but she has a heart as big as the sky.

The nine-year-old girl is from Melbourne, Australia. She likes running in her free time. And she has been running for as long as her mother Angela can remember. "When Molly started walking, she was at one speed (速度), which was full speed," Angela said. "She didn't walk. She just ran everywhere." Usually, from Monday to Friday, Molly runs 6 km a day after school and on weekends she runs 21 km.

Now she is in training to run 625 km in 16 days from Melbourne (墨尔本) to Canberra (堪培拉). The activity will start next month. Molly plans to run it to raise money for children with brain cancer (脑癌).

According to Angela, the illness sadly took the life of Molly's sister, Phoebe, when their big sister Lucy was just two years old. Molly is the only person in the whole family who never got to meet Phoebe because she died before Molly was born. When she heard what happened to Phoebe, she didn't feel good and had the idea to do this run for Children's Cancer Institute (儿童癌症协会). "It's something she wants to do for Phoebe." said Angela.

Molly now can run 42 km in five hours and 59 minutes. And when she goes for her normal 21-km run, it's like a slow walk for her and it takes her two hours and 45 minutes. She doesn't get out of breath and talks to her mother the whole time.

Molly's big sister Lucy, 12, is also sporty. She is fit and healthy, but she's not a runner like Molly.

Do you know that plants are very important to us?

►Plants give us food.

Vegetables are plants, like cabbages, carrots and tomatoes. Fruit and grain also come from plants. We eat them and they help us stay healthy.

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We need oxygen (氧气) to breathe, and plants make oxygen for us. Most living things need oxygen, so plants play a key role in our lives.

►Plants give us shade (阴凉处).

Trees are large plants. On hot sunny days, sitting under a tree is cool and comfortable.

►Plants give us places to live.

Birds, insects, and many other animals make their homes in trees and other plants.

Plants make our lives better in many ways, and we should take care of them!

A. Plants give us oxygen.

B. Let's see how they help us.

C. Plants need light and water.

D. Plants give us a lot of food.

E. People also use trees to build homes.

F. In summer, trees are full of leaves and create shade.

First, what's happening in soap operas is very different from our life. Everything is perfect (完美) in the play. People don't need to worry about almost anything. People don't have money problems.

Second, there are many beautiful girls and handsome boys in soap operas. They are so cool. They make young people crazy and happy.

Third, the story in soap operas is usually interesting. It makes people relaxed after a day's hard work. Even some old people like to watch them, too.

Do you like watching soap operas? What do you think of them?

My name is Emma. I am a fifteen-year-old American girl. I want to make some Chinese friends. Here is some information about myself.

I like playing basketball and I am in our school basketball team. I am kind to others and enjoy talking with.

I am popular in my class I often tell stories and jokes to my classmates. I'm interested computers, science and art. I am good English and maths. But I'm bad at Chinese—I always feel nervous when I speak it.

So I hope to make some Chinese friends to help me my Chinese.

Who are your friends at school? Do you think that everyone should have a "best friend"? Here are different ideas on friends.

Gong Ruliang, 14, Jilin

There's a saying: "If you have friends who know your heart, distance cannot keep you apart (海内存知己，天涯若比邻)." I think this is true. Having a real friend is very important. My best friend is different from me, but we work well together and help each other. When I'm sad about my grades, he stays with me and encourages (鼓励) me to do better next time. We are competitors (竞争者), but we share our favorite study tips too. Friendship is about helping each other, sharing happiness, competing in a good way and cheering (鼓励) each other on.

Hu Tian, 16, Sichuan

I think it's nice to have a best friend at school. He or she can be there with you and listen to you. However, it's hard to find a perfect (完美的) friend. So try to make different kinds of friends and share different things with each of them.

Think of yourself as a magnetic puzzle (磁力拼图). Friends are the magnets. Great friends stick (紧密相伴) well, and your best friend sticks the most; One friend may leave, but others can fill the gap (空白). Each of my friends can teach me something special, and we help each other grow.

Xu Yuanchong was a great teacher at Beijing University. Maybe you are not so with him. But is very famous for his translations (翻译) and he translated Chinese and Western books into English.

Xu was born in 1921 in Nanchang, Jiangxi province. In 1938, he went to university to study English. There he found the love for his whole life—translation. Xu started his career (职业) in 1958 by translating poems (诗歌), but most of his works came after 1983. He believed that keeping the beauty and feeling of poems was important. He a lot of time bringing Chinese and Western cultures together through his translations. In 2010, Xu got special award (奖) for his life's work in translating. This was the time for a Chinese translator to win it.

Because of Xu's great works, we can understand Western cultures more. His works are just like a bridge (桥). They successfully people with different cultures around the world. To our sadness, on June 17th, 2021, Xu Yuanchong at the age of 100. But we will always remember this great man in our heart.

These robots are very useful in daily life. They do important tasks like reminding old people to take medicine at the right time. If some old people have difficulty walking, the robots can walk next to them to keep them safe. Some robots can even go outside with old people, like walking in the park or going shopping. This helps the elderly stay connected to the world outside.

Beinglonely is a big problem for many old people. But these robots can be good friends. They can talk to old people, tell interesting stories and discuss everyday things such as the weather and local news. This not only makes old people feel much happier but also helps their minds stay active.

     ▲     . They can pick up light things when the old people drop them, like a book or glasses. For housework, they can do many easy things such as cleaning. This helps old people to keep their homes clean without getting too tired.

In the future, these robots will probably have even more uses and it will cost less to make these robots. When more people can buy these robots, more money will be put into making them better. So the robots will work even better.

It was the early morning of the last day of the year. My family was2 the coming of the new year. My mom and my grandma were busy in the kitchen because they needed to prepare delicious3 for the big reunion (团圆) dinner. At the same time, my father, my brother and I were also busy4 the house. My brother was putting paper-cuttings5 windows with me while my father was hanging red lanterns (挂灯笼) around the house. All of us were a little tired (累的) but we were really6 about the special festival. In the afternoon, we7 around the table to enjoy different kinds of dishes like fish and dumplings. The8 of the dishes and our laughter (笑声) filled the room. In the evening, everyone came to the living room to watch the Spring Festival Gala on TV and talk with each other9 .

Now, my parents stay at home, but I'm in the city because of my work.10 I'm far from my home, I still keep going back home to spend every Spring Festival with them. As I know it's not only a time to welcome the new year but also a time to show our love to our family.

As Sean grew older, he wanted to do4 to protect sharks. And he decided to stay in his hometown5 there was not a law (法律) to protect sharks there! Sean6 a letter to his state representative (州众议员), David Nangle. In7 letter, he asked him to make a law about shark protection. A few tries later, in June, 2025, his dream came true! Since then, Sean has worked on helping sharks. Now he is also8 in helping to protect Sea Turtles in his home state.9 does Sean want to be when he grows up? A shark biologist (生物学家) of course!

Sean's actions show how young people can10 a big difference. One of his suggestions for young people is "if you feel strong about something, you should try your best to make it possible".