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A.Sunshine Old People's Home:We help the old people who live alone.We have volunteers to talk with them,read newspapers for them and help with simple housework.

B.Hope Project for Poor Students:We raise money and collect school things for poor children. With our help,more children can go back to school and study happily. 

C.Animal Care Center:We save homeless dogs and cats.We provide food,houses and medical care for them until they have new families. 

D.Health Care for Sick Kids:We help sick children in hospital.We send them interesting books, toys and hold small parties to cheer them up. 

E.Disaster Relief Group:We offer help to people in earthquake or flood areas.We provide them with clean water,warm clothes and food. 

F.Green Community Club:We help to clean the community,plant trees and flowers to make our city more beautiful and comfortable.

Making eye contact during talks is very important.   In fact,making good eye contact is one of the social skills (社交技能)everyone should work on.

It makes people remember you.

 If you want to make them remember you,what can you do?Making and keeping eye contact with them can help you make a good and strong impression on others easily.

It makes people trust (信任)you.

  If you don't do it or you keep breaking eye contact to look away,they will think you are worried or scared and question (质疑)what you are saying.

When you notice someone is looking at you,you will pay more attention to your own behaviors and try to act properly.Taking note of your actions is a good thing.

It lets people know what you are saying clearly.

  But if you keep eye contact with your listeners,you'll speak more slowly and it will make them hear you more clearly and understand you better.

The beautiful dragon robes(龙袍)of Chinese emperors are long gone,either buried or locked behind museum glass.But the skills to make them still exist,thanks to artists like Qi Qiulan from Suzhou,Jiangsu province.

Qi is 62 years old.Her family has a long history of embroidery(刺绣):her great-grandmother made dragon robes for the Forbidden City,and her mother made embroidered things for export.Qi cannot remember a time when she was not surrounded by silk and thread.By age 4,she was sitting at her mother's feet, watching a needle dance through fabric.By age 6,she was doing it herself —mending clothes and embroidering small patterns."I was born into this.It's in my blood.We call it children's kung fu. The skills you learn when you're young never leave you,"she said.

In 1988,she opened a small shop in Suzhou.She worked very hard,and her shop later grew into more than 30 big stores.Qi's works are famous.She made clothes for world leaders at the 2014 APEC meeting and gifts for first ladies at the 2016 G20 Summit.One of her great achievements is a15-meter-long embroidery copy of The Prosperous Suzhou Scroll,a Qing Dynasty (1644 -1911) painting.It took 20 people six and a half years to finish it.She plans to exhibit it in a museum.

Qi thinks Suzhou embroidery is a national intangible heritage."This craftsmanship is unique in the world.Silk used to be called soft gold.We have to let people know its value,"she said.She worries young people don't want to learn this craft.But her son Xu Ting,a university graduate, joined her business.He said,"What we're doing is meaningful.We're spreading Chinese culture."

After Wang Yizhi graduated from Shanxi Agricultural University in 2023,she made a meaningful choice to join the"Go West"program and work as a volunteer teacher in Xinjiang. Through this experience,she not only helped local students but also found the true value of life.

Wang went to a primary school in Xinjiang and started her work as a Chinese teacher.At first,she met many challenges and even had some doubts about her choice.However,she never gave up and gradually found the experience rewarding.She felt especially happy when she witnessed her students'progress and gained the trust of their parents.

Since 2022,all the teachers in this school have been volunteers.Currently,23 volunteers are teaching more than 300 students.Because of their hard work,the students are doing much better in their studies than before.What's more,their spirit has won high praise.On May 2,2025,President

Xi Jinping replied to a letter from the young volunteer teachers.He praised them for their great efforts in local education and said volunteer service is important for social progress.He also hoped more young people could spread truth,kindness,and beauty to the world.

In a word,Wang's volunteer experience in western China is very meaningful.It helps her understand the true meaning of life and makes her decide to continue her work as a volunteer teacher.

Come and Help with the City Games

Our City Games will be held from July 20th to July 28th,

2026.We need 2,000 volunteers.The jobs are open to people over 18 years old.Those who have the experience of volunteering in sports events will be chosen first.

In late 2024,three brothers found a very old comic book in their mother's attic(阁楼).It was Superman 1,the first issue of Superman's own comic series. 1 ,the book was over 80 years old,but it was in excellent condition.In November 2025,it was sold for $9 .12 million,becoming the world's most 2 comic book.

Superman was created by two high school 3 in 

1933.Both of the students were still studying at a high school at the time.The brothers knew their mother had a comic collection,but they had never 4 the box before finding the comics.After she died,they found the comics in a cardboard box in the attic.The copy of Superman 1was from the 5 printing.

Why is this comic worth so much?Its excellent condition is one reason. 6 ,it came from the first printing.Most of the 500,000 copies printed are no longer in good 7 because the comic once encouraged children to cut it up.That means very few complete copies remain. That's the 8 reason why this copy is so valuable.

The brothers said the sale is not just about a rare comic.It is about family,and how the past can suddenly find its 9 back to us.Lon Allen,who worked for the auction(拍卖)house, said he was 10 by the sale.He added that this comic was truly the best copy he had ever seen.

—That's right.

—Because I don't want him to lose confidence.

—OK,I'll listen to you.

内容包括：

1. 你最喜欢的社团；

2. 你参加的社团活动的经历或收获；

3. 你对社团未来发展的看法或建议。

注意：

1. 词数为80左右；

2. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯；

3. 文中不能出现真实姓名及学校名称；

4. 开头已给出,不计入总词数。

参考词汇：favourite（adj. 最喜欢的）       creative（adj. 有创造力的）       suggest（v. 建议）

My School Club

School clubs make our school life colourful.

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Life is full of surprises, but some, like accidents and natural disasters, can be very dangerous. So, what should you do if you're suddenly in one? Don't worry — a few simple rules can help you stay safe!

Let's start with floods. The best thing you can do is to to higher ground, like the top of a hill or a strong building. Never try to swim in floodwater! Even if you're a great swimmer, the water moves too fast and can sweep you away.

Now, what earthquakes? If you're indoors, quickly turn off electricity and to prevent fires. And remember — never jump out of a window! News reports say it's often safer to stay inside and protect under a table.

Fire is another danger we might face. If your clothes catch fire, don't run — it can make the fire even! Instead, remember: "Stop, drop, and roll." If you're inside a building, avoid elevators and use stairs. Smoke can be very harmful, cover your nose with a wet cloth and stay where the air is cleaner.

Remember these. You'll know just what to do to stay safe in accidents and disasters!

"Most of the tea pickers are in their 60s and hardly any young people would like to take up the work. If so, the Longjing tea industry may face problems when there is nobody left to help pick the leaves," Jia Jiangming, the developer of the robots, says when explaining why his team started to develop tea-picking robots.

The tea-picking robot learns through a specially designed model that offers it a large amount of information about tea leaves. With a pair of 3D eyes, this allows the robot to recognize tea leaves by itself. The robot uses its arms to move back and forth as it searches for tea buds (芽). When it locates them, it uses a pair of scissors and a suction device (吸力装置) to cut and collect the tea buds.

Yet, the robot's picking system needs improving before it can be more widely used. The robot can only take on the work of 1.5 workers at present. In addition, the robot can now only be used on flat ground, not on rough (高低不平的) ground.

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Netizens (网民) around the world like trying routines like wearing soft house slippers, drinking warm water and practicing Baduanjin. Based on traditional Chinese wisdom, especially "preventive treatment of disease" (治未病), these tips help people reduce stress in the modern "burnout society".

Foreign netizens choose to follow these practices for their own well-being. Ideas like "harmony between humans and nature" (天人合一) bring inner peace to those living in a fast-changing world. This shows a clear change from being a cultural watcher to an active participant (参与者).

Digital technology has become a powerful tool for cultural spread. Short-video platforms make Chinese daily habits seen by global viewers. Young people now realize that "Made in China" is not only about physical products, but also a special life aesthetic (美学) worth experiencing.

Visa-free policies (免签政策) have made it easier for foreigners to travel to China. Their shared travel stories online further boost the global attraction of Chinese culture. This trend marks a change of China's cultural influence—from "going global" to "taking root".

It proves that true cultural soft power does not come from planned spreading. Actually, it grows from the natural charm (魅力) of daily life wisdom. The next wave of "China fever" may lie in every shared small moment in our daily routines.

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