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During holidays, my parents often take me to the zoo in our city 1 I like animals. I have a lot of toy animals in my room. In the 2 I can see tigers, elephants, and many other animals. Some animals are very 3 but some are not. Tigers, 4 and some snakes are very dangerous. So they have to stay in cages (笼子). But I don't think it's good for animals. They should be 5 .

6 usually live in the forests and mountains. They can run very fast, but now they also live in small rooms. They have nothing to do every day. So they walk in the rooms, and they want to get out. I feel 7 for them.

I think the most interesting animals in the zoo are dolphins (海豚). I like 8 them swimming and jumping. They swim fast and they jump very high. They can 9 a ball. They can stand up and "walk" on the water! They are very friendly 10 people. If you fall into the water and you can't swim, they may come up to help you.

There is a kind of sport. It's different from running and ball games. Many old people like it in China.  Can you guess? Yes, it's called Tai Chi.

Tai Chi is a good way to exercise. Many young people play it to keep thin (瘦) and healthy. That's why they like to play it. Some children in China also learn Tai Chi to help them grow (成长). When they play it, they need to move their arms, their legs and their necks often.  Tai Chi is also a kind of art. It's like dancing, and many people often do it with music. 

Now Tai Chi is not only popular (流行) in China, but also in other countries.  I believe all the people in the world will know and love Tai Chi in the future.

Students must follow rules at schools, But some schools have special school rules.

In a school in the USA, students cannot wear some winter clothing like jackets or hats in class. Because they are "criminal symbols (犯罪标志)". But it is freezing in winter and the students don't understand why they cannot wear warm clothes in school.

An American college (大学)has many rules. One of them is that a student must make his bed by 9:00 a.m. every day. One student says if he wants to sleep on Saturday morning, he must get up to make his bed before 9 o'clock. Then he goes back to sleep on top of the quilt (被子). He thinks it is interesting.

Students in a school in Japan cannot bring food from home. They can get food from school during their lunch time. What's more, students mustn't talk at lunch. If a student doesn't follow the rules, he has to sit on a chair with no table.

Teachers in some parts of the UK and Australia mustn't grade their students' homework with red ink (墨水). Because the schools think red colour makes children unhappy when they get their graded homework, Teachers must use other colours like blue, purple, yellow or even with a pencil.

We people have homes. Animals have homes too.

Some animals live under the ground. The woodchuck (旱獭) lives in the holes (洞穴) under the ground. His home has two doors. If someone comes in through one door, he will go out through the other door. Some birds live in the holes in the trees. They come out for food during the day and go back to sleep at night. But most birds live just in the trees. It's very interesting that turtles (乌龟) usually carry their homes on their backs. Bees always work hard to make their homes. Cats, dogs and some other pets live in people's homes. And we can see many kinds of animals in the zoo, so the zoo is also a big home for animals.

1. What is your hobby?

2. Why do you like it?

3. How do you develop your hobby?

4. Do you want to make your hobby your future career? Why or why not?

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In China, there's a colourful tradition called Spring Festival paintings! Like "New Year guardians," these bright, colourful (artwork) are put on doors during the Spring Festival. People believe they can drive away bad luck welcome happiness for the coming year.

The earliest Spring Festival paintings were "door gods". In Tang Dynasty, people put up pictures of Qin Shubao and Yuchi Gong to protect (they) homes. There was also Zhong Kui, a famous hero. People believe he could keep ghosts and monsters (鬼怪) out and their homes safe! People put up these paintings on doors (guard) their families.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the paintings (become) even more fun! They started showing (cheer) things like lovely babies holding giant fish, and crops. These designs were like colourful wishes for a happy life!

Today, Shenzhen's department stores, you can easily find both traditional paintings and modern cartoons with zodiac animals (生肖). Some even allow you to scan a QR code (扫二维码) to watch the God of Wealth dance. cool that is! Technology helps us pass down traditions (wise)!

What kind of Spring Festival painting will your family choose? Pick one together with your parents—it's a perfect way to celebrate the New Year!

You have an amazing tool to help you feel better every day. That is your own mind! They can help improve your health.

Use hopeful words.

If you say nice things like "Today will be fun" or "I can do this", you'll start seeing more and more good things around you. If you think everyone is kind, you'll see they are ready to help you.

Write down what inspires you.

Just write down your goal (目标), like "I want to make my community a better place". And you'll be on your way to better health.

Don't forget to laugh every day.

It also helps take away your worries. Laughing is like magic medicine. It can make you feel lighter and brighter.

You can even use your mind to help your body stay strong. Before you play sports, tell yourself that you can do them well. This helps your body work better when you really move.

Remember, your own mind can make your days better. Start using it now, and see how great life can be!

A. Believe (相信) you can do it well.

B. Be helpful every day, and you can make more friends.

C. Sharing funny moments with friends makes you laugh.

D. If you say kind things about others, they will be nice to you, too.

E. When you are feeling sad, try these easy ways to create happiness.

F. Reading your goal or thinking about it every day makes you less worried.

In China, schools are changing with new technology. Big screens (屏幕) take the place of old blackboards, and students use tablets to learn in fun ways. Smart AI programs help students in both cities and villages learn better.

Ms. Zeng is an English teacher in Guiyang. She uses AI tools in her class. She gives homework on her tablet, and students do it on theirs. AI checks (检查) the work fast and shows which students need help. AI also listens to students' English speaking and gives advice.

Mr. Huang works at a school in Guizhou. He says AI helps village schools a lot. Good teachers are hard to find there.AI makes city and village schools more equal.

AI even helps with sports! At Tsinghua Primary School, smart tools watch students exercise and count their moves when they wave (挥动) their arms.

Colleges also use AI, like the Chinese AI helper DeepSeek. Professor Wang says schools should try new technology. Mr. Qian, a university worker, says AI saves time on research. "It finds information fast, like a smart helper," he explains.

China's education experts think AI helps education. Next year, China will write a report about AI in schools. Starting in September, Beijing schools will teach AI for 8 hours each year while students in Shenzhen schools will also have AI lessons. This prepares students for future jobs.

On a March evening, Lily, a computer worker in Shenzhen, saw a poster for a weekend trip to pick wild vegetables. The idea was easy: leave the busy city and enjoy nature in a fun way.

Early that Saturday, as the sun rose, Lily and her friends set off with small shovels (铲子), baskets, and even books. At Yangtai Mountain Forest Park, she carefully picked safe-to-eat plants. "When I was little, my grandma did this. Now, I find it relaxing (令人放松的) and a great way to connect with nature," she said.

Picking wild vegetables is not new in China, but this spring, more young people are trying it. In the past, mostly older people did it, but now, young adults in easy-to-wear clothes are searching parks with shovels. After picking, they sit down, drink coffee, and enjoy the fresh taste of spring.

People now think picking wild vegetables is cool after seeing online shares (分享). On Xiaohongshu, there are over 30,000 posts about the best places to pick wild vegetables in Shenzhen. Some groups even paid to have experts (专家) teach them how to find the right plants.

After camping, hiking, and fishing, young people in Shenzhen have found a new relaxing hobby—wild vegetable picking.

At Lingyun School, the sports day was coming soon. Lily, Tom, Amy, and David were on the class's 4×100-meter relay (接力) team. But they argued (争吵) about their1 from the very beginning.

Lily, the fastest runner, wanted to run the last leg (棒) to be the hero, while Tom thought he must run2 to decide the starting speed. At the same time, Amy kept asking them to practise passing the stick, but nobody listened.

David kept quiet in the corner,3 about making mistakes.

While they were practising, some4 happened. Lily dropped the stick when passing it. Tom didn't run as they planned, so the next runner couldn't5 the stick. They started to argue again and stopped practising.

Then PE teacher Mr. Zhang came over and said, "To6 the race, we should work together as a team! Teamwork means more than just one person being the best.7 each other." After hearing that, they all changed. Amy showed an easy way to pass the stick8. David suggested that they shouldn't slow down in the middle. Lily changed her mind and ran the second leg for the team.

On the race day, they shouted "Go!" for each other. Because of9 passing and harmonious (协调一致的) running, they won second place! When we10 everyone's good points and listen to each other's ideas, we become stronger. True power lies in listening and working together as one.

—That's right. I left my English book at home this morning.

—Does it ________ battery? Without electricity, it stops working.

—Right! Don't forget to turn them off after using water.

—You're right. They can't talk, but they are very important to us.

—That's true. So we all like her.

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Volunteering Warms Our Life

Volunteering is a great way to show our care for others. Last week, I

Zhang Xue was born in a small village in Hunan Province in 1987. When he was 14, he became a repair apprentice（学徒）. At the age of 20, he could put an engine（发动机）together with his eyes closed. In 2013, he went to Chongqing with only 20,000 yuan to start his own business.

In April 2024, Zhang Xue started his own motorcycle company—Zhang Xue Motorcycle. To make his company truly excellent, he decided to put lots of money into research every year. Even when his company lost money, he never stopped.

Zhang Xue's team showed great craftsmanship（工匠精神）in every small detail. For example, to make the motorcycle lighter, they worked on every single screw（螺丝钉）. They changed the shape of a screw to make it 2 grams（克）lighter. With hundreds of screws on a motorcycle, they saved 1 kg in total. It cost them over 1,000,000 yuan. Finally, his hard work paid off. In March 2026, a motorcycle made by Zhang Xue Motorcycle won a world championship, breaking the long-time monopoly（垄断）of European, Japanese and American brands.

Zhang Xue's story shows that great work takes patience and care. Whether we make motorcycles or study for exams, we should always pay attention to details and never give up. That is great craftsmanship.

The Yangtze finless porpoise（江豚）is a cute animal that lives in China's Yangtze River. Sadly, its population dropped sharply—from about 2,700 in the early 1990s to only 1,800 by 2006. Why?  more and more boats made the river noisy and dirty.

To protect the river and the animals, the Chinese government has taken action. One great idea is the"river and lake chief system"（河湖长制）. It asks leaders at different levels to take  of rivers and lakes. For example, Ouyang Junnian, a river chief in Hunan,  the river every day. He also helps stop  pollution and protects the riverbanks.

Another important measure that started in 2021 is a 10-year fishing ban（禁渔令）. People are not allowed  in the Yangtze River. This is necessary because too much fishing means  food for the porpoises. Also, some porpoises get caught in fishing nets by accident  people are fishing in the sea.

Thanks to these efforts,  number of Yangtze finless porpoises increased from 1,012 in 2017 to 1,249 in 2022. Many other , such as the Chinese sturgeon（中华鲟）, are also returning to the river.

What we do can make a big difference. Let's keep working together to protect this lovely"panda of the water". And make the Yangtze River a safe home  all animals.