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This idea first appeared in London. At that time, a group of people followed a guide, enjoyed the streets of the city, saw the buildings up close and got a deep understanding of the history and culture. The early City Walk was a way to feel the city deeply, like a local.

But in China, City Walk emphasizes (强调) following the heart and moving at a slower speed. People do not need to have a good plan before they start walking. Instead of walking in the park or around the neighbourhood, City Walk involves discovering old buildings, visiting special shops, having a cup of coffee, trying local food and so on. People take photos, make videos and share their stories online. They tell others where they go and what they find.

In this fast-paced world, young people are always working hard and having little time to visit local places. City Walk offers them a chance to slow down. It helps them develop a warmer and more relaxed lifestyle. Whether it's a busy market or a quiet small street, they can find small surprises and feel the real life of the city.

So, put on your comfortable shoes, call your friends, and start your own City Walk to discover the hidden beauty in everyday life.

He carefully picked up the bird, making a little nest with his scarf. At home, his mother helped him find a small box. They made the bird comfortable. Every day, Leo fed it water and small pieces of fruit. He talked to it softly, calling it "Sky". His friend Mia thought he was wasting his time. "It's just a bird," she said. But Leo didn't listen. He believed every life was important.

Weeks passed. One morning, Leo saw Sky hopping around the box, flapping its healthy wing. The other wing had healed! Leo knew what he had to do. He carried the box to the garden where he had found Sky. With a deep breath, he opened the box.

Sky hesitated (犹豫) for a moment, then flew up to a low branch. It chirped loudly, as if saying thank you, before flying into the blue sky. Mia, who was watching from nearby, walked over. "You were right, Leo," she said softly. "That was really special. I'm happy that you saved a life." Leo smiled. He felt happy, not because he was right, but because he had been brave enough to care.

It was a cool autumn morning. The wind blew gently, and yellow leaves fell from the trees. Everyone in Class 7 was excited because it was the day of the school picnic.

Lucy and Tom were best friends. They always did things together. The day before, Lucy had drawn a beautiful map of the park for their team. She could do really well in1, while Tom could run very fast.

When they arrived at the park, the teacher said, "We will have a team game. The2 is to collect different leaves. Each team had to find leaves of red, yellow, orange, and brown. The first team to find all the3 leaves will be the winner." Tom ran fast and found many leaves. But Lucy was4. She only found a very special red leaf under a big tree.

Suddenly, Tom fell and hurt his knee. He couldn't5 well. Lucy stopped to help Tom. The other teams ran past them, but Lucy didn't care. She said, "Friends are more6 than winning."

The teacher saw this and said to the class, "Lucy and Tom showed us what true7 means." Everyone clapped for them.

In the end, they didn't win the race, but they felt very8. That night, Lucy put the special red leaf in her diary. She wrote, "This is a day I will never9." She knew that some things were much more10 than winning a game.

—He often plays basketball with his friends.

—I just got an A in my English exam.

—Twice a week.