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But do cameras make taking notes easier? The answer is no. You have to do a lot of things before you can read the notes from your cameras. Then you need to send the pictures to the computer. Next, you have to find a printer (打印机) to print the pictures. Finally, you can read the notes. In addition, you can't hear the sound from your cameras clearly because there is usually lots of noise. You will have to listen to it slowly several times before you understand everything.

It can help you remember and understand what you are learning. In order to save time, you can choose to write down the most important things. Or it will take you too much time. And you can miss what the teachers say in class.

A. You don't have to write down everything.

B. To begin with, you have to find a computer.

C. Instead, they use cameras to take notes in class.

D. In fact, taking notes by hand is the most practical way.

The boy named Li Banghua is from Hefei, Anhui. He made the model plane by himself. It is 0.6 meters wide, has a wingspan (翼展) of 4.4 meters and weighs about 40 kilos. Li just finished his high-school entrance exam a year ago and got good grades. After the exam, he threw himself into the work of making the model plane at once.

Li has been interested in model planes since he was a child. And he has been studying and building model planes for years. This time, the model plane is the largest he has ever built, and he considers it the most successful one.

During the process of building the plane, he failed many times. "But the biggest difficulty I had was that the adults couldn't understand me well," Li said. "When I said I was going to build a model plane, a lot of adults thought it was impossible. But I decided to keep on working hard. That is because once I start something, giving up is not a choice for me."

The report, released by the China Internet Network Information Center, found that domestically developed AI large models have gained widespread popularity among users.

The report cited a survey showing that more than 90 percent of users prefer domestic large models as their first choice.

AI is being widely used across several fields—including intelligent search, content creation, office productivity assistants and smart hardware—while also being actively explored and used in areas such as agricultural production, industrial manufacturing and scientific research, the report said.

Young and middle-aged users with higher educational backgrounds make up the core user group of AI, according to the report. Among AI users, those aged under 40 account for 74.6 percent, and users with college, bachelor's or higher degrees make up 37.5 percent.

Additionally, with continuous technological advancements, China's influence in the global AI field has been steadily growing, making it a key driving force behind global AI innovation, the report said. As of April, China had filed about 1.58 million AI-related patent applications, accounting for 38.58 percent of the global total -- ranking first in the world. This shows that China plays a key role in global AI innovation.

Yang Zhenning, a world-famous physicist and China's first Nobel laureate, passed away in Beijing at the age of 103. Tsinghua University, where he worked as a professor, will never forget him.

Born in Anhui in 1922, Yang studied at many top schools. He went to the US for further studies in 1945 and got his PhD there. In 1957, he and his colleague Tsung-dao Lee won the Nobel Prize in Physics. They won it for their theory about "parity non-conservation" in weak interaction.

Yang made great contributions to modern physics. His "Yang-Mills theory" is one of the most important achievements in physics, comparable to Einstein's famous theories. He also loved his motherland deeply. In 1971, he was one of the first overseas Chinese scholars to visit China.           ▲         Later, he helped develop science and education in China: he advised on national science projects, raised funds, and sponsored nearly 200 Chinese students to study in the United States.

Yang spent his last years working at Tsinghua, helping develop basic science and train young talents. His life was a legend of loving science and his country.

One sunny day, while walking in the forest near his home, Leo3 across an old, dusty book hidden under a large tree. The cover was worn out, but the title shone4: "The Secrets of the Number 7." Driven by curiosity, Leo5 the book and discovered it was filled with magical spells and puzzles, all about the number 7.

The first spell read: "6 you say the magic words ‘Seven brings wonders', and you will discover what you are looking for." Leo said the words in a low voice, and to his7, a hidden road appeared, leading to a treasure box filled with sparkling jewels and golden coins, placed in sets of seven.

Realizing the power of the number, Leo decided to use his magic8. He shared the treasures with his village, making sure that every family9 seven gifts, bringing happiness and wealth to all.

From that day on, Leo was known as the Boy of the Number 7, and his village became rich, thankful for his10 with the simple number seven.

Later that day, Tom asked his friends, classmates and so on. Tom also asked Mr Smith. Last year Mr Smith 2 as Tom's maths teacher. He said it was 512.

The next day, in Mr Green's class, Tom told him Mr Smith's answer. Mr Green didn't change his mind. 3 the class was over, Tom went to Mr Smith's office.

A few minutes later, Tom returned with Mr Smith and four students from 4 class. And the classroom became 5 interesting place. All the students felt much 6. They looked forward to seeing a heated discussion between the two teachers.

Mr Smith and Mr Green started their argument. They tried to show their answer to the class with 7 examples. At first, everyone sat down and listened 8. Soon, Tom and some students began standing together around them. Later, all the students showed their support for different teachers and became two teams. They waited 9 the answer to the maths problem.When the school bell rang, Mr Smith and Mr Green still couldn't solve the problem. "Why not ask all the maths teachers at school to join us and have a meeting for it?" Mr Smith said. "Let's 10 it at lunchtime," Mr Green replied. "Great!" all the students shouted.

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Dear Librarian,

I'm Li Hua, a student in Grade 8.

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Yours,

Li Hua

Einstein also campaigned for peace. He people the great dangers of nuclear weapons, fearing they could destroy in the world.

His theories, theory of relativity and quantum theory, were revolutionary and big people's understanding of science.