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Zong Qinghou, the founder（创始人）of Wahaha Group, was  (bear) in 1945. When he was a child, he lived a hard and poor life. However, his parents were strict  him and he studied really well at school. Unluckily, he left school and began making money to support his family at the age of 17. 

At first, he worked as a worker and a salesman, and then he set up an electric fan factory. These efforts led to his future success. Zong started  (he) own business when he was 42 years old. 

In 1988, Zong saw a chance in the children's nutrition （营养） market. Through hard work and wise decisions, he started Wahaha and it  (quick) became a bestseller in China. In 2002, Wahaha's production became the (nine) largest in the world. 

Having become rich and famous, Zong thought it was his duty to make our society  (warm) and happier. Because of the experiences of being poor, he understood and cared for people were less lucky. In 2020, Wahaha Group spent 942 million yuan  (build) more than 1, 360 apartments for its workers in Hangzhou. 

Zong died of an illness on February 25th, 2024. A number of flowers (put) in front of the building of Wahaha Group.  Zong is gone now, his stories will continue to encourage people in China. He has set a good example to the young. 

Have you ever counted the number of digits（数字）in your mobile phone number? Your number has eleven digits.  That's because China has the longest mobile phone numbers in the world. Why is that?

The eleven digits can be divided into three parts.  The first three numbers tell you which mobile phone service provider you are using. For example, 135 is for China Mobile Communication Corporation（中国移动） and 188 is for China Unicom（中国联动）. The fourth to the seventh digits tell you which areas the number is recorded in. And the last four digits are random（随机的）. 

The main reason for using 11 digits is that we have the largest population in the world. We once had ten numbers. So we began to use eleven digits starting from 1999. 

Eleven digits can be used to make tens of millions of mobile phone numbers. That's enough for each person to have seven or eight phone numbers to use in China. Usually, the service provider will reuse a canceled number after three to six months. Besides China, Britain and Japan also use 11-digit mobile phone numbers.  So they cannot create as many numbers as we can. Countries like the United States, Australia and India use mobile phone numbers with ten digits, Canadians mobile phone numbers are perhaps the world's shortest: they use seven digits. 

Do you know ChatGPT? It's an artificial intelligence (AI) tool. It can answer questions, tell stories, and write articles. But it's very "thirsty", said a new study from Harvard University. 

ChatGPT has "homes" around the world in data centers（数据中心）. When it works, the computers at the data centers get very hot. Workers then have to use water to cool them down. Cold water goes into pipes near the computers. The water needs to be very clean. They can't use seawater because it can eat away at the pipes. 

When you ask ChatGPT 50 questions, it "drinks" 500 milliliters(ml) of water. Scientists used 700, 000 liters of water to build ChatGPT. The water use is very big. People can make 370 cars with it. 

ChatGPT is just one of the AI tools around the world. You need data centers to do everything on the Internet. There are more than 8, 000 data centers around the world. The number is still growing. 

AI uses a lot of water to "grow". The world's water may not be enough. Many people don't have enough water to drink. But AI technology helps people. Should we rethink how we use AI?  

I am Barbara Sloan, 51 years old. I want to share my experience about an unusual friendship. How many friendships last for decades without meeting? That's what happened between me and my French pen friend Michele. 

We began writing to each other as teenagers, but 36 years passed before we met face-to-face. I started looking for pen friends because I was the only child in my family and I felt lonely. I still remember when my father brought me an envelope containing（包含）Michele's first letter and photo. Over the years, we exchanged family pictures, gifts, and souvenirs. 

In 1972, I married Alan, a decorator. Michele sent me a golden necklace as a wedding gift. When my children Lindsey, Duncan and Robert were born, she sent presents every Christmas. In November 1998, while wrapping Michele's Christmas present, Lindsey suggested, "Why don't you visit her?"

A few weeks later, I wrote to Michèle proposing a visit. The next year, I flew to France. At the airport, after waiting anxiously, a blonde woman called out, "Barbara?" I responded, "Michele?" We hugged tightly and spent a wonderful week together. I considered staying longer, but Alan called to say Robert was ill, so I returned home. 

Two years later, Michele wrote that she was planning to visit Britain. Alan and I went to the airport but waited in vain. Concerned, Alan called Michèele's home. Her husband told us she had died in an accident hours before her flight. I was devastated（悲痛欲绝的）and stopped speaking for two weeks. Later, I continued writing letters to Michele's family as if she were still alive. 

Many people are superstitious（迷信的）about numbers. They think that there are lucky numbers and 1 numbers. 

The number 13 is often considered（认为）unlucky. In 2 parts of the world, buildings don't have the 3 floor. People go from the twelfth to the fourteenth 4 . Some door numbers are like that  5 . 

In China, the number 4 is considered unlucky because in China the word "four" is pronounced the same as the word "death". Some Chinese 6 give gifts of four knives, four napkins or four of anything. 

7 are lucky numbers？6 is a lucky number in many places, and 8 is considered a lucky number both in Japan and China. In China, shops often open 8 8 August, and many couples get married at 8:08 on 8 August. Some people 9 lucky numbers very deeply. They would like to get a telephone number with "8" or "6" in it, although it 10 them much more money. They think that the lucky numbers can really bring them good luck, and that at least no evidence（证据）says they cannot. 

要点如下：

(1) 滨海新区位于天津的东南部，大约有两百万人口；

(2) 滨海新区临近渤海，很多人喜欢吃海鲜；

(3) 滨海图书馆是一座现代化的图书馆，是中国最美图书馆之一；

(4) 滨海图书馆里藏书很多。去年暑假，你经常和朋友们去那里读书；

(5) 你希望……

要求：

(1) 词数：80～100个。

(2) 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

(3) 要点齐全，行文连贯，可适当发挥。

参考词汇：渤海the Bohai Sea       海鲜seafood       滨海图书馆Binhai Library

Dear Xinxin,

I'm Binbin. I'd like to tell you something about our hometown—Binhai New Area.

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Yours,

Binbin

People know the danger of fires. It's good for a f to learn how to prepare for a fire. It's a good idea to put a smoke alarm (烟雾警报器) in the house. Smoke from a fire c the alarm to go off (响). The alarm makes a loud sound. The sound tells e to leave the house at once.

To keep yourself s, you should pay attention to the following fire rules:

Don't open a hot door! The fire can grow more q if you open the door.

Stay c to the floor! Smoke can be more dangerous than the fire. The best air is near the floor b smoke goes up.

What will you do if your hair or clothes start to burn (燃烧)? First, s running! Drop! Fall to the floor. Then roll (滚动)! Put a blanket (毯子) a you to keep air away from the fire.

Always be ready for a fire. If there is fire, don't f to call 119 for help.

There is a special "line" in China—the Qinling-Huaihe Line (秦淮线). It runs from the Qinling Mountains in the west to the Huai River in the east. It divides (划分) China into two parts: the northern part, known as northern China, and the southern part, known as southern China. There are great differences in weather between the two parts. Let's have a look!

In general, northern China has a cold and dry winter, while southern China is known for its cold, humid weather in winter. In northern China, the coldest month often comes in January. Temperatures in some provinces can drop to as low as -30℃, while the southernmost (最南端的) cities enjoy temperatures of around 20℃—even in January. Many northern Chinese like spending winter holidays in the southern cities, mostly around Sanya.

During the winter months, the northern provinces experience cold weather for a long time. The ground freezes (冰冻). Some places are covered in snow. It's like a fairy tale world from movies. People often build snowmen and have snowball fights (打雪仗) to enjoy the happiness of winter. But in southern China, temperature seldom falls below 0℃. Snow seldom falls, and the rivers do not freeze.

Heating (供暖) is important for northern Chinese. People often wear hats, scarves, down jackets (羽绒服) and gloves outside. But when they return home, they only need a T-shirt. In southern China, however, people don't enjoy heating. They often use air conditioners or electric heaters to keep themselves warm during winter.

What a big difference!

In order to protect wild animals, the government set up lots of .

The small local school in Parkville five years ago.

My home is school, so I go to school by bus.

She is how to come out of the hole.

him and sit him on the chair.

A: Hi, Sam! I learned some interesting things about animals today.

B: Really?

A: Did you know the animal with the most teeth is a snail (蜗牛)?

B: A snail? That's surprising!

A: Some snails have over 25,000 tiny (极小的) teeth!

B: Wow! That's a lot of teeth for such a small animal!

A: Yes.

B: Um, is it giraffe?

A: Yes, it is! A giraffe's neck can be up to two meters long.

B: That's amazing!

A: Sure! Did you know bats (蝙蝠) are the only mammals (哺乳动物) that can if fly?

B: Bats are really interesting!

A: Animals are full of surprises. I love learning new things about them!
 

A. No, I didn't know that.

B. Tell me about them.

C. How many teeth does it have?

D. They have so many teeth.

E. Are there any more interesting things?

F. And do you know which animal has the longest neck?

G. The giraffe has the longest neck.

For example, Zhang Chao is from Anhui and now lives in the city. He became interested in planting when he lived with his grandpa in the countryside. His grandpa often planted vegetables in their garden at that time. Zhang also learnt to grow vegetables. It was hard work, but Zhang still felt happy when he saw seeds (种子) grow into plants.

Zhang's place doesn't have a garden but he has not stopped planting. He uses his balcony as a garden now. He says that growing fruits and vegetables gives him healthy food and reminds (提醒) him of the good times with his grandpa.

Fang Min from Shenzhen also likes planting. She is 16 years old and uses planting to relax herself and learn patience. She started planting vegetables on her balcony in 2021 to lower stress (减压) from school. Many of the seeds were from her friends. She planted them and then waited. Half a year later, her balcony became a small garden with flowers and herbs.

After doing her homework, Fang likes walking in her balcony garden. She says the different colours and fresh (新鲜的) air in the garden make her feel close to nature. Her vegetables and herbs may not be the main food on the table, but they add flavour (增添风味) to the family and make their days more exciting.

Gardening is not just about living a life anymore, it can also make young people feel happy and give meaning to their lives.

This is a small meal, not a drink. Now many people seldom (不常) have afternoon tea because they have to go out to work. But you can still have afternoon tea at the tea rooms around Britain.

Afternoon tea became popular about 150 years ago. At that time, rich ladies invited their friends to their houses to enjoy tea. They also gave their visitors sandwiches and cakes. Soon everyone was enjoying afternoon tea.

High Tea (The traditional 6 o'clock tea)

The British working people didn't have afternoon tea. They seldom have a meal at noon, but they would like to have a meal after work, between five and seven o'clock. This meal is called "High Tea".

People always eat sweet food such as cakes and bread, with nice savories (咸味的食品) such as cold meat and eggs. This meal is now often replaced with (被替代) a dinner because people eat their main meal in the evenings.

In the evening, we went for a walk along the lake. We saw fireflies (萤火虫) glowing in the dark, which was really cool. When we got back to our tent, we told stories and sang songs. We laughed a lot and had a great time. Around 10 pm, we got ready for bed and snuggled (舒适地蜷卧) into our sleeping bags. I could hear the sounds of nature. It was peaceful and relaxing.

The next morning, we drove back home, feeling tired but happy. I will always remember this camping trip. It was a great day!

Once there were three trees on the hill. They were1 their hopes and dreams (梦想). The first tree said, "I want to be a treasure (财宝) box. Then I could be filled with (被装满)2". The second tree said, "Someday I will be a ship. I will take the king (国王)3 the sea". Finally, the third said, "I want to grow to be the4 tree in the forest. People will see me on top of the hill".

However, several5 later, the first tree was made into a box for animals. And the second tree became a fishing ship. And the last tree was still there, but6 knew him.

Then one day, a7 mother wanted to make a bed for her baby. She had no money8 she chose the box. The first tree could feel the baby was the greatest treasure for the mother. The second tree helped an old fisherman in the heavy rain. For the last tree, when the villagers were tired, they could have a9 under it on hot days. The three trees' dreams came true.

Sometimes when things don't happen as you expect (期待), don't lose10. Wherever you are, please remember the decision (决定) you made at first. Hold on to it! That's what we call "dream".