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1. 要介绍健康饮食的重要性  

2. 要介绍健康饮食的具体方法  

3. 要呼吁大家健康饮食

（词数80词左右，要求语意连贯，书写优美）

Healthy Eating, Happy Life

There are many rules for Jane. She thinks some of them are good. At home, she must get up at 6:00 a. m. She has to make her bed. At school, she can't be late for school. She can't run in the hallways, and she can't eat in class. All these rules are okay because they're good for her. 

But there are some rules Jane doesn't like. At home, she can't watch TV on weekends. She must do her homework all the time. She must read a book after dinner and she can't talk with friends on WeChat. On school days she has to wear the school uniform and she can't wear jeans. But she likes jeans because she thinks they are cool. She can't listen to music in the art class, but she thinks listening to music in the art class is okay. 

In the forest , there lives a cute fox with a long tail . One day , the fox plays  its good friend , the giraffe. The giraffe has a very long . It is so tall that it can eat  on the highest trees . They meet a rabbit who gets lost. The rabbit is small and looks funny when jumping around. It feels scared  it sees a scary snake moving quietly on the ground . The snake has a colourful body but is not . The fox asks the rabbit ," Why are you here ?  is your home ?" The rabbit answers ," I don ' t know where to go . " The fox says ," Don ' t worry. We will help you. " The animals in the forest have a culture of helping another. The giraffe carries the rabbit on its back to look for its home . They see many beautiful things in the , like trees with trunks as big as whales. Together, they  the rabbit from getting lost. The story teaches us that being kind and looking  each other is important. Even if something wild or scary, we should try to understand and help when we can. 

In Guangdong, most people like to start a day with morning tea in a teahouse(茶馆). For them, it is the most important 1 of the day. 

In fact, having Guangdong morning tea is not only drinking a cup of tea. It's also about eating many 2 snacks called "dim sum"(点心), such as rice noodle rolls (肠粉), chicken feet, shrimp dumplings (虾饺), and so on. For tea, Tieguanyin and Pu'er are the very 3  ones. 

Over 150 years ago, there was a small 4 in Guangzhou called Yi Li Guan. It was a place for people to talk and 5 tea or snacks. It was the first teahouse in Guangdong. The people there fell in love with this kind of dining soon, so many teahouses6 . Little by little, the people got into the7 of drinking morning tea at a teahouse. 

For the people in Guangdong, morning tea at a teahouse helps them to start the day8 and enjoy their life slowly. It's also an important way of meeting9 and talking about their daily lives. 

Next time, if you visit Guangdong, 10 to walk into a morning teahouse and try the morning tea by yourself. Then you will have a better understanding of why the morning tea is part of Guangdong people's lives. 

In June, 2024, China started a three-year plan(计划)called"Weight Management(管理) Year". Its goal is to help people lose their weight and live a healthy life.  . 

Walk more often. . It's an easy way to move your body. Walk for at least 30 minutes a day. This easy exercise can help you stay healthy. 

   You can choose activities like playing basketball or badminton. Ask your friends to join you. Spend one hour playing together three times a week. You'll have fun and stay fit at the same time. 

Try dancing. Put on your favourite music and dance at home.  . Dancing makes exercise feel like a party, and it's great for losing weight. 

The "Weight Management Year" is a great plan for our health. Let's work together to make it!

On February 25th, 2025, new elderly care （养老护理）robots were shown to people. These robots help old people in many ways and make their lives easier and happier. 

In daily life, the robots can remind old people to take medicine. They walk beside those who have trouble moving. Sensors help them know if someone is unsteady and stop falls. Some robots can even go outside, like walking in the park or shopping nearby, using navigation. 

Loneliness（孤独） is a big problem, but these robots are good friends. They talk with old people, tell stories like fairy tales or history, and chat about weather, news, or TV shows. This makes old people feel less lonely and keeps their minds active. 

The robots also do small jobs. They pick up dropped things like books or glasses. For housework, they dust low places, fold clothes, or sweep floors. This helps old people keep their homes clean without getting too tired. 

In the future, robots may watch health better. They could check heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature. If something is wrong, they can call family or doctors. They might even help with medical tasks like dressing wounds with a doctor's help. 

As technology improves, making robots will cost less. More families can buy them, leading to better quality. With an aging population, these robots will become very important in society. 

What do you think of exercise? Like food,it's very important to people. Doctors say doing sports is good for people. Sports can help people to be healthy. 

Parents must tell their children to exercise often because exercise is very useful to them. Exercise makes children healthy. At the same time, it can help to make children clever. This helps them to be good at their subjects and do many things very well. 

There are many easy ways to exercise. You can walk, run, swim or ride a bike. Or you can play ball games like soccer,basketball and tennis. Choose one of your favorite sports to exercise. When you take exercise,you need to know what you are doing. And don't exercise too much at a time. 

There are many places for you to exercise. You can play sports at your school,in your home or even at the gym. You can play sports at any safe(安全的)place you like. 

Exercise gives you amusement. It can make you happy. It's great to exercise with friends. And after a sports game,you can make some new friends. 

To make the library a good place for students, you must follow the rules of the library. 

Here are the rules of our school library. 

If you read here:

        You can stay from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on weekdays. 

        You can't bring other books to the library. 

        You can only take two books from the shelf at a time. 

        Please don't be noisy. 

        Please don't eat. 

If you borrow books:

        You must use your own card to borrow books. 

        You can borrow three books at a time. 

        You can keep the books for a week. 

        If you lose the books, you must pay for them. 

要求：1. 短文须包含所有问题的相关信息，并可作适当的想象和发挥；

2. 文中不得出现真实的人名和校名；3. 词数80~100，开头已写好，不计入总词数。

The Most Unforgettable ________

Looking back at the past three years, ___________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Huangping Clay Whistles: A Shining Pearl of Miao Folk Art

Have you ever heard of Huangping clay whistles? They are one of Guizhou's famous folk (tradition) handicrafts. These clay whistles have a long history, carrying the wisdom and (create) of the Miao people.

Huangping clay whistles are made of high-quality local yellow clay. The making process is all by hand. At(one), the clay is kneaded (揉捏) into different shapes. Then, it is fired with wood chips. After that, colors are added, and oil is coated on the surface to make (they) shiny. The themes of Huangping clay whistles are very different. All kinds of animals (find) on them, like flying birds, cute butterflies, lively insects and so on. The artists who make these clay whistles pay special attention to the heads of the animals because they try to show the spirit of the animals. For example, they might make the eyes of an animal much (big) to show its liveliness.

One special thing about Huangping clay whistles (be) that each one has a blowing hole and a return air hole at the bottom. This allows them (produce) clear and pleasant sounds, like little musical instruments. People, (especial) children, love to play with them.

Huangping clay whistles, with their unique artistic charm and deep cultural meaning, are not only an important part of the Miao (people) cultural heritage but also a shining pearl in the treasure-house of Chinese folk arts. They are waiting for more people to discover their beauty and value.

Have you ever seen pieces of litter around where you live? It's bad for the environment to throw away litter (到处) because some litter is difficult to decompose (分解). And only a very small part of plastic can be (回收利用).

Animals in the wild will also be in (危险). They can be hurt by the broken glass, and they might even eat plastic by accident. Litter is blown away by the wind or washed into rivers by rain. (最终), it ends up in the sea, which is (有害的) to animals in the sea.

Karen Blanchfield is an ambassador (大使) for a group called Keep Britain Tidy. Last year, she held an activity named the Little Litter Warriors Scheme (垃圾小战士计划) by (她自己). "Litter picking can have so many advantages, especially when you find litter that has been there for years. Recently, the number of people who take part in the activity has doubled. The litter course in schools has encouraged students to make a huge (不同) by litter picking," she said.

Everyone should be (负责任的) for the environment. You can also take action to pick up litter. Using a litter picker allows you to collect rubbish (容易) and safely. So don't forget to bring one! Besides, you should always wear protective (手套) when you are out to collect rubbish.

In this picture, a girl is1 on a bamboo pole (竹竿) on the river and dancing beautifully. It's not a scene from a movie, but a2 of intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产)—bamboo drifting (独竹漂).

Yang Liu, 24, is an inheritor (传承人) of bamboo drifting. She3 to learn it from her grandmother when she was 7 years old.4 a child, she was weak in health, so her grandmother wanted her to get into better shape through this sport. Yang threw5 into practicing bamboo drifting all year round, even in the winter cold and summer heat.

"It was6 for me to fall into the water when I started practicing," recalled Yang, adding that it7 her three years to learn the basic skills of bamboo drifting.

In order to learn8 bamboo drifting skills, Yang had to practice difficult movements on a bamboo pole9 was 9 meters in length and 15 centimeters in diameter (直径), and stand all the physical pain that came with it. Through years of hard training, Yang now10 the bamboo pole as her "best friend".

Once inspired by her grandmother, Yang began to11 dance with bamboo drifting. "My grandmother came up with an idea. She said that I had been practicing bamboo drifting12 I was a child, so why not try to connect dance with the skill? It13 be something different," the young woman explained, "Though I'm not sure about it yet."

Yang's hard work14 paid off when she was able to perform dancing with the traditional bamboo drifting skills. "I hope that more people can know about bamboo drifting and enjoy this form of15," said Yang.