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Dear Tina,

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Yours,

Li Hua

There are lots of companies(公司) planning to send people into space the next few years.SpaceX is one of the most famous companies offering trips to space. In April, 2022, it (send) 8people into space. Now, what can space tourists do while in space? Here are some examples.

See the Earth from Space

Seeing the earth from a distance has always been a dream. It (give) most people a sense of both achievement and wonder(which is also why people climb the highest mountain and dive the deepest sea on earth).

Stay in Space Hotel

Hotels are directly connected  tourism, right? So if there's space tourism, there might be space hotels up soon. Orion Span has been planning to send tourists to stay in their"space hotel", which would hold up to 6 people at a time.

Eat in Space

Eating is not easy in space. Even drinking water (be) difficult. Oh, a quick fact! You aren't (allow) to burp(打嗝) in space! Bubbles will come out of your mouth and it might be(danger) to leave them around.

Visit the Moon  

Space tourism companies are racing to launch(发射) the (one) tourist flight to the moon.Although there might be a long way to go  common people can step on the moon, we will probably see it in our lifetime. And who knows, maybe we' ll even see hotels on the moon.

One day, a young man named Gary went to see a wise old man. He wanted to know why he wasn't able to reach all of his 1 in his life. He found the old man reading in a small house by the river. With a smile, the wise man listened to Gary's story and 2 him,"Come to help me boil a kettle(水壶) of water first!"Gary saw a big kettle standing in the corner next to a small stove(火炉), but he didn't find any 3 . So he went out to search for some.

He came back with some dry wood,4 the kettle with water and put it on the stove. Then he put some wood in the stove and started a fire. But because the kettle was too 5 , when the wood burned up, the water did not boil. So he ran back to get more.

When he returned, the water had nearly turned cold. This time he 6 his lesson and prepared more wood in advance(提前). Then the water boiled very 7 .

"If there was not 8 wood, how would you boil the water?" the wise man asked.

Gary thought for a moment but didn't know the 9 , so he shook his head."Well, then just pour out some water from the kettle!" the old man said. Gary 10 .

"At first, you set too many goals," said the old man."It's just like the large kettle full of water. You didn't have enough wood, so you couldn't boil the water. If you want to make the water boil, then you will have to either pour some out or prepare more wood!"

Mothers are the closest people to us, but most of us always talk back to them or even fight with them. When we do something wrong, they will be1 . If you said bad words to your mother, it is time to say sorry to her. Here is some 2 for you.

A meaningful face-to-face apology (道歉) is the best way. You can say sorry to her when you calm down. And you should 3 that you'll never do that again.

Write a letter of apology to your mum. Maybe it's the second time for you to do this. Don't worry. Just tell her 4 sorry you are. A letter works well almost every time.

Make a 5 about some photos of you and your mum. After watching this, she will think of the happy time you spent together. Then she will forgive you and won't be angry with you.

A little stream(小溪) ran down from a high mountain through many villages and forests. Then it reached a desert."I went through so many difficulties. I should have no problem crossing the desert," she thought. As she started, she found herself slowly disappearing into the sand. After many tries, she still failed.

"Maybe I can't reach the ocean," she said sadly to herself.

At this time, a deep voice said,"If a breeze(微风) can cross the desert, so can a river." It was the voice of the desert. But the little stream answered,"That's because a breeze can fly, but I cannot."

"That's because you can't give up what you are. Let yourself evaporate(蒸发) into the breeze, and it can take you across," said the desert."Give up what I am now? No! No!" The little stream could not accept this idea."The breeze can carry the vapour(水蒸气) across the desert and let it leave as rain. The rain will form a river again," said the desert."And whether you' re a river or vapour, your nature never changes." Hearing this, the little stream went into the open arms of the breeze. It carried her to the next stage of her life.

The course of our lives is like the experience of the little stream. If you want to go through difficulties in your life to head for success, you should also change the way you are.

Sometimes, families can be hard. People argue a lot. They get upset. Sometimes, they stop talking. Our family has had lots of ups and downs. I'd say arguments often happen in our family, too.

I have an elder brother and an elder sister. I'm the baby boy in the family. We grew up in quite a small house and often didn't have a lot of money. My mum and dad argued, pretty much all the time, just about anything. My brother and sister argued. And I used to argue.

But as I got older, I always chose to be the mediator(调解员). I would try to look at both sides of the argument and bring them together to make peace."Dad, you shouldn't say that to Mum, but Mum, try to see it this way.""Come on, guys, we all love each other. It has just been a bad day." I'd say it often worked.

I learned much growing up in our family: understanding, being patient and the knowledge that sometimes things just don't go your way. We all make mistakes. We all say things that we wish we hadn't. The key is to try and understand. Of course, sometimes, arguments do need to happen. If something is wrong, it needs to be solved and sometimes, we get angry about it. But as long as we can reflect and look at things with an attitude(态度) of care and responsibility, we can weather the storm and help each other out.

What will you do during a trip? Visit famous places, shop and take photos? There is one thing you should never forget—send a postcard.

Postcards have about 160 years of history in the UK. By the 20th century, trains became a cheap and easy way to travel. More people went on holiday to the seaside. There were no cell phones, so they sent postcards to let others know they arrived safely. Those postcards were usually seaside pictures, such as beaches and traditional food like fish and chips.

Today, most postcards show local scenic photos or drawings. Others may be funny, with jokes on the front.

People usually write words to express"They miss someone" on their postcards. It's common to end with"Thinking of you". The most famous postcard words are"Wish you were here".

Modern postcards also celebrate British humour. They often make fun of the British weather. For example,some postcards show the rain pouring down on an empty beach. This humour keeps postcards popular in Britain.

要点：1. 与父母建立良好关系的重要性；

2. 具体做法（如帮父母做家务、跟父母好好沟通、与父母一起度过美好的时光等）；

3. 感悟与号召。

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2. 书写规范，卷面整洁；

3. 文中不得出现真实的姓名及学校名称；

4. 文章开头已给出，不计入总词数。

提示词：talk with sb. openly and honestly（与某人坦诚开放交流）；parent-child relationships（孩子父母关系）

Build Good Relationships with Parents

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Chen Fang, a 28-year-old girl, had a special feeling when she watched the 2026 Spring Festival Gala (春晚). A short sketch (短剧) called The Village Writer told the story of a young person returning to the countryside. For Chen, it was like seeing her life on TV.

Five years ago, Chen a good job in Beijing and moved to a small village in Yunnan. At first, life was. The villagers didn't understand why a city girl would come to village. They thought she was just wasting time.

But Chen didn't give up. She started writing stories about the beautiful terraced (阶梯状的) fields and the old farming ways. Her was to help people outside know about the village. One story she wrote about an old woman's dying skills became popular online. Soon, small orders came, and then bigger ones.

The sketch on the gala made Chen feel proud. It showed that returning the countryside is not a step backward. Young people like her are using their to help villages become better. They make videos, write stories, and local products online.

As the new year begins, Chen is ready to go back to her village. She carries not her family's pride but the hope of many people. Her story tells us that success can mean going back to our roots and creating something beautiful there.

Nie's story began in 1952 in Hebei. From a very young age, he showed amazing talent for playing Weiqi (Go). However, his most shining moments came in the 1980s.

During the famous China-Japan Super Challenge, the pressure was huge. At that time, Japanese players were considered the strongest in the world. But Nie did not give up. With deep thought and brilliant strategy, he defeated top Japanese masters one by one, helping China win consecutive (不断的) victories.

His achievements lifted the spirit of the whole nation. People all over China, old and young, were excited by his success. He became a true hero in Chinese hearts.

In 1982, Nie was awarded the 9-dan rank, highest level in the game. But he didn't stop there. In 1986, he became the head coach of the national team. He spent the rest of his life in an effort passing his skills to the next generation. He trained many world champions and encouraged countless young people to learn this beautiful game.

Nie Weiping has put down his last stone, but his spirit will live on. He will always be remembered as the "Weiqi Sage" who put his lifelong energy into the black and white world.

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②The cause of death depends on the snake's venom (毒液). Some snakes' venom attacks (攻击) the nervous system, stopping the brain from sending orders to the body. Other venom attacks the blood, causing bleeding and organ damage (器官损伤). Different kinds of snakes have different influences. That's because each kind of snake has its own special toxins (毒素), which will harm the human body in different ways. Now the only snakebite treatment available is antivenom (抗蛇毒素), which is made by putting the snake's venom into an animal. The animal creates antibodies to fight the venom,which are then taken out of the animal's blood and put into the patient. This treatment is often expensive.

③Researchers at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine are working on a new medicine called unithiol (二巯基丙磺酸钠). It is very important. The medicine will slow the influence of snakebites, allowing the person to look for medical attention. Next year they plan to test the medicine on people who have been bitten by snakes in Ghana and Brazil.

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The walk starts before sunrise. The people taking part carry white flowers they made by hand. They sing songs like Unity Means Power (《团结就是力量》). They walk on muddy mountain paths to Renshanhe Martyrs' Cemetery (任山河烈士陵园). 391 soldiers are buried there. Many of them were only 18 to 25 years old. The walk is hard. People often face rain, snow and tiredness.

This activity combines history with hands-on learning. Students write poems for the martyrs (烈士) and act out historical stories in class. At the cemetery, they clean the tombstones and read the names of the dead soldiers. One student said, "Touching the cold stones made me know what sacrifice really means."

Over the years, this walk has become a national model for education. Schools around China now organize trips like this. Live broadcasts in 2024-2025 attracted over 100 million viewers. New technologies, like AI facial reconstructions of martyrs, let students "talk" to historical figures. This makes the experience even better.

Many former students, like spacecraft designer Yan Qi, said the walk taught them to be strong and work as a team. Teachers said it helps students understand the cost of peace. This 30-year tradition shows that education is not just about books. It's about feeling history with your feet and your heart.

In December 2014, Dong's life took an unexpected2. He suddenly had a serious illness. Doctors made a negative prediction that Dong would spend the rest of his life in a hospital bed. Refusing to3 this, Dong's parents took him to another hospital. He received treatment for over two months.

With the help of the hospital staff, Dong's body began to show small changes.4, he could move one side of his body. His fingers and toes started to move again. Then, Dong returned to school and5 Qidong High School with excellent grades.

Because of his illness, Dong could only write with two fingers. "It's6 for me to even hold two books," he said.7 doing homework, he would lower his head and get the pen with only two fingers. At first, he could only write 300 words in an hour. Through practice, he can write over 600 words8.

To help take care of Dong, Qidong High School offered a job to Dong's mother. This made her9 her son while also making a living. The school also provided10 with a dormitory. They made sure that Dong's classroom was on the first floor. All this helped Dong have a normal high school life.

Dong's dream is to be a teacher. "In college, I won't relax in my studies. I want to learn more knowledge and skills," he said.