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Xuzhou is a major city in east China's Jiangsu province with a time-honored history and culture. People can find a lot about the past of the city by visiting the Xuzhou Museum many treasured cultural relics are housed.

Officially (open) in August 1960, the museum is now also the city's Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. a national first-rate museum and a national 4A tourist destination among many other honors, the museum (do) a lot in protecting, showing, collecting and studying cultural relics up to now.

The museum owns a collection of 27,850 pieces and sets of cultural relics, (cover) gold and silver ware, jade ware, bronze and iron ware, ceramic ware, imperial seals, calligraphy and painting, and other (type). Among them, many represent(代表) the highest level of(they) kinds in China. The collection of cultural relics from the Neolithic Age, the Han Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty is (extreme) rich, with the ones from the Han Dynasty the most famous. Earthenware(陶器) dancing statues unearthed at the tomb of the king of Chu in 1989, provide a (value) understanding of the rich, colorful life of the Han.

Xuzhou Museum is also important window of cultural exchange. In recent years, Xuzhou Museum has held touring shows in China and other countries, further improving the international popularity and influence of Xuzhou's Han culture.

Upon arriving at the shelter, I was4 to a small, grey and white cat named Luna immediately. Found abandoned and terrified of humans, Luna5 in the corner, shaking. Her lonely green eyes seemed to6 my own sense of displacement in this foreign land. My task was to slowly gain Luna's7 and help her adjust, which felt similar to my efforts to8 this new place.

As days turned into weeks, Luna and I developed a9. The process of feeding her, speaking softly, and the10 required to look after her made this little creature gradually open her heart to me. Her11 encouraged me to step outside, make new friends, and become part of the community.

My time at the shelter provided a valuable12 into settling down in a new country. It is an inspiring experience of13 gaps of language and culture and a journey of personal growth. From it, I realized the value of time, love, and a(n)14 heart in forming meaningful relationships. This journey aided me in finding a sense of15 in an unfamiliar land.

China now has 45 projects included in UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage lists, the highest number of entries of any country in the world.

The Hezhe people live in the Heilong-Songhua-Ussuri-river region of northeastern China. With a population of just over 5,000, they are among China's smallest ethnic (民族的) groups, Yimakan storytelling is a rich oral tradition that has been passed down through generations. It is performed in the Hezhe language. It mixes spoken stories with singing to share the history, hero tales, fishing and hunting life, traditions, and values of the Hezhe people. This tradition plays a key role in recording history, educating future generations, and providing fun.

Since it was added to the Urgent Protection List in 2011, many have collaborated to help this tradition. Community members, artists, schools, cultural centers, and government bodies have all made efforts to make sure it stays alive and becomes better known.

In December 2023, China sent a report to UNESCO about how this cultural heritage was being protected, and asked to move it to the Representative List. In December 2024, the committee reviewed and agreed with the report. They praised China's efforts and encouraged people to keep doing and pass it on, stressing that the local community should take part in protecting it.

Some musicians are in favor of this new technology. AI enables them to boost their working efficiency and create new pieces of music. For example, a singer can adopt AI to make a basic beat first. Then they add their own lyrics and feelings or epiphany to the music. In this way, AI becomes a helpful tool for them.

However, other musicians are worried. They claim AI music may take away their jobs. They believe real music comes from human stories, personal experiences and emotions or feelings, which also reflects their outlook on life and the world. Real music can cure people's broken hearts and remedy their soul. Or at least real human music can fulfill their inner heart. In this way, machines can never truly understand the essence behind the music, creating robotic music. What's more, people don't know who owns the copyright of AI-made songs, due to which some conflicts about the issue of copyright will happen in the near future.

Although there are worries, AI is already around us. It is changing how people make, sell and listen to music. Many music industry leaders believe that humans and AI should work together. If we use AI in a right way, it will help us make better music for the world.

One weekend, I happened to come across a street music festival. Among the performers was a young girl around my age, she had a voice that seemed to cut through my tiredness and I can't help tapping my feet, with a long-lost sense of excitement welling up inside.

That performance served as a turning point. It made me realize how much I had been sacrificing my inner self for school achievements. With determination, I got back my old piano sheet music and changed my study schedule. Despite the heavy workload, I set aside a fixed period to enjoy music. Whether I was practicing challenging classical pieces or creating simple melodies, those musical moments became a necessary part of my daily life.

Surprisingly, these music breaks became a source of energy and inspiration. The pleasant flow of notes calmed my nerves, improved my concentration and refreshed my mind. I began to study with newfound eagerness. Music, in fact, taught me that even in the most stressful times, I could maintain my love for music while still staying devoted to my study-related goals, achieving a balance between aim and interest.

I had always been a cautious person who dared not take risks, but this year, I made up my mind to challenge myself. I planned to hike alone across a vast land in the national park, hoping to reach the peak before sunset. The path was tough, with steep rocks and thick bushes blocking the way. Even though I was tired out, I kept going, attracted by the natural beauty around me. Sunlight shone through the leaves, birds sang happily, and a cool wind gently touched my face. It was like living in a beautiful painting, a pure art that made me feel peaceful.

Halfway through the trip, I carelessly stepped on a hidden stone and sprained my ankle severely. A sharp pain ran through my leg, and I fell to the ground. I was filled with fear when I realized how lonely I was — no phone signal, no one around. I tried to stand up, but every move brought great pain. I sat there, feeling helpless and scared, wondering if I would have to spend the whole night alone in the wild.

Just as I was about to give up hope, I heard footsteps. A young hiker, with a backpack and a sketchbook in hand, appeared. He was an art student who came to the park to capture the beauty of nature. Seeing my situation, he hurried over and knelt down at once. "Don't worry, I have a first-aid kit," he said calmly. His warm smile and comforting voice immediately made me less nervous.

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The art student carefully took out the supplies from his first-aid kit and began to treat my ankle.

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Eventually, I was able to walk with the help of a walking stick the student made for me.

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For Zhang Binyang, 35, a Shanghai native who works in ShenZhen, spending weekends at hotels has become a way of life. During his junior year as exchange student in America, he was first introduced to the "weekend hotel lifestyle" by his Turkish roommate. It was like a key that unlocked a new door to his future work and life.

After graduating university, he chose not to settle in his hometown despite owning a home there. Instead, he began moving between cities, (part) because of his job, but more importantly, out of his passion for (explore) new places. So he has stayed at many hotels in China and abroad. Even when he returns to his home in Shanghai, he still prefers to spend (weekend) at a hotel.

By choosing this lifestyle, not only does he relax himself but also he (enjoy) exploring and discovering local history and culture. For instance, during some hotel stays, he has enjoyed delicious afternoon tea toured exhibitions, while during others, he has found hidden waterfalls and even museums, always excites him and keeps him curious about his next adventure. Besides, the cleaning and laundry services (provide) by hotels save him from doing the household chores he dislikes doing.

Unlike those who use hotels to avoid social interaction on weekends, Zhang said that he has developed several new and (meaning) friendships through hotel activities.

The car3, so he had to crawl (爬) under the car to repair it. When the job was done, she asked how much she should   4 him for his help. Bryan smiled, "If you really want to pay me back, the next time you see someone who needs help,5 the person help. And think of me."

Several days later in a small6, the lady saw a waitress nearly eight months pregnant (怀孕的). The waitress gave her a friendly smile although she was7 after spending the whole day on her feet. Then the lady8 Bryan. The lady paid for her meal with a$100 bill. When the waitress got change and came back, the lady had gone. She9 a note on the napkin (餐巾纸), "You don't owe me10. Somebody once helped me, just like now I'm helping you. If you really want to pay me back, don't let this chain of11 end." The waitress found four more$100 bills under the napkin.

That night the waitress came home earlier, wondering how the lady could know how much she and her husband needed money when the   12 would soon arrive. She knew her husband worried about that, so she was very13 to tell him the news. Then she kissed him and14, "Now everything will be all right. I love you, Bryan Anderson."   

The help you give to others shall always get back to you, so please don't15 to offer a helping hand whenever someone needs help.

Studying abroad is a wonderful and enriching experience that many students dream of. One of the best ways to become deeply involved in the local culture is by living with a host family. Below are some tips on how to live with a host family and make the most of this experience.

Be open-minded and flexible. Your host family may have different customs and living habits. Be ready to accept these differences and try to learn about their culture. For example, if they eat dinner at a fixed time every night, you'd better adjust your schedule to keep pace with them.

Respect their home and personal belongings. It is vital to keep your room tidy, control your voice and noise levels, and ask for permission before using any of their items. Besides, you are supposed to follow the family rules made by your host family.

Living with a host family is a two-way relationship. While they provide you with accommodation and a sense of belonging, it's important to assist them in some way. This could include helping with daily chores, cooking a simple meal, or spending time accompanying their younger kids.

Keep a balance between independence and dependence. It is a difficult task to balance independence and dependence when staying with a host family. On one hand, you need proper independence to fully enjoy your overseas study. On the other hand, remember that your host family takes certain responsibilities for your daily life.

Be grateful and express your appreciation sincerely. Living with a host family is a precious experience, so you should value their kindness and warmth. Some small but thoughtful acts, like bringing home a gift or cooking a meal, will help you build a positive relationship with them.

A. Contribute to the household.

B. Pack your belongings carefully.

C. Household chores teach responsibility.

D. Additionally, be willing to adjust to their routines.

E. Living with a host family means sharing their living space.

F. Show your gratitude and volunteer to do housework whenever you can.

G. Finding a balance between these two is key to a successful experience.

About sixty years ago, researchers linked the bystander effect with two factors: the diffusion (分散) of responsibility and social influence. The first factor means that when more people are watching, individuals will feel less responsible to step forward and help. Social influence means that people watch what others around them do to decide how they should react.

When the bystander effect happens, those who fail to get help may feel lonely, suffer more pain and lower self-respect, as well as experience stressful feelings later. Besides, trust problems may appear, making it hard to build relationships. As a result, these people will stay away from social life because they are afraid of being ignored.

One way to deal with the bystander effect is to act as if you are the first or only person to notice a problem. Often, when one person takes action, even if just to shout "Hey, what's going on?", others may be inspired to help people in trouble as well. That is to say, an active bystander works best when they believe that they themselves are the only person in control.

It is also important for people to develop good moral qualities. Try to understand the situation from the victims' perspective. Worry less about the results of helping others and think more about the good example you set for younger people. If you are the victim, choose one person in the crowd and look them in the eye. People's natural wish to be kind and helpful may make it hard for them to refuse your request for help.