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 that kindness, generous help and love will influence others and be rewarded and virtue is a reward itself. 

Not only  the American lifestyle，but I will also help them understand the Chinese culture better. 

，  online learning is convenient and time-saving, allowing us to learn anytime and anywhere. 

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During the summer holiday, my family and I came to Xizang to observe Tibetanantelopes. There, with binoculars, we made out a herd of graceful animals on the plain and were struck by their beauty and speed. Tibetan antelopes can run at  average speed of 80 km/h. At the same time, I(remind) of the danger they were in. They were hunted illegally for profits. Especially in the 1980s and 1990s, not only were they shot by hunters,but also their living space was becoming smaller due to the construction of roads and railways,   concerned people very much. It's difficult for them to adapt to the changes. Their population was reduced sharply. (luck), the authorities were aware of the situation, and took (effect) measures to prevent this species from (extinct). The reserve (protect) their habitats was set up and volunteers watched them over day and night (keep) them safe from attacks. Finally, their population has recovered and they have been removed from the (endanger) species list. However, the government didn't intend to give up the protection programmes. Only when we learn to exist  harmony with nature can we stop being a threat to wildlife and to our planet. 

My class visited the art museum in our city by bus yesterday morning. Excitedly, I sat at the front of the bus next to Ms. Kattan, our art teacher. The teacher told us we were going to admire a painting called A Sunday on La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat, a great French painter in the 19thcentury. It showed a park in France. We had seen pictures of the painting at school. But soon we could see the real thing.

"Afterward, we'll paint our own neighborhood," I heard Ms. Kattan say. I stopped smiling. Our bus just rolled past garbage and old buildings where I lived. I sighed (叹气) and thought, "Nothing to paint here." After a while, we passed tall buildings and planters filled with forever-greens. "We're almost there," I thought.

When we stopped, I jumped off and waved to the stone lions out front. I knew them because my mother worked nearby. But I'd never been inside the museum. It was quiet, like a library. We climbed the stone staircase, and finally, we reached the painting we came to see. It was huge! I spread my arms and tried to measure its size but I failed. "What do you notice?" Ms. Kattan asked the class. "Boats! " "A monkey!" kids said. I shut one eye and turned my head from side to side. "It's not clear," I said. "Why?" "This picture is made with tiny dots (小圆点) of paint." Ms. Kattan said, "This way of painting is called pointillism (点彩派) ."

I called it magic, putting all those dots tight together to show one big wonderful place. I couldn't help imagining I was inside the painting: I rolled in the soft grass, pet a puppy, and dipped my feet into the water. I even turned a sunny umbrella, like one of those fancy ladies in that park. But when Ms. Kattan told us to be inspired for our own paintings at once, I dropped back into the real world. Hearing Ms. Kattan's requirement, every kid started to paint except me.

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Ms. Kattan noticed my hesitation and came over.

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I took a deep breath and picked up my brush.

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Dear teachers and fellow students,

I'm honored to share my ideas on how to pass on China's outstanding traditional culture.

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That's all. Thank you for your listening!

Ever since its first showing during the 2025 Spring Festival, the Chinese animated (动画的) film "Ne Zha 2" has achieved great success in both box office earnings and merchandise (指定商品) sales.

By February 17, 2025, the film (earn) an amazing 12 billion RMB (about $1.66 billion), ranking among the top movies with the (high）box office in the world. Just nine days after (it) release, "Ne Zha 2" broke through the 6-billion-RMB mark in box office earnings.

The film's success has caused a sharp increase in the sales of related merchandise. According to Taobao's data, (official) licensed "Ne Zha 2" products have made over 50 million RMB in sales. There is a wide variety of merchandise available, among are blind boxes, trading cards, toys, PVC figures, stickers and so on.

The "Ne Zha 2" blind box series (launch) by Pop Mart became very popular and earned over 10 million RMB in just eight days. Another popular item was the trading card set from CardYou. The company sold more than 700,000 units in one week, (make) about 7 million RMB.

The (popular) of "Ne Zha 2" merchandise is not limited to the online world. Physical stores like trendy shops have also seen a strong demand these items. The success of the film and its related products shows growing commercial importance of domestic animated intellectual properties (知识产权) in China.

Go to college and become a doctor? I couldn't believe my ears. I thought his suggestion was completely3 . My academic performance had always been rather4 , and I firmly believed I lacked the qualities needed to be college material. Shocked by his question, I responded hesitantly, "I don't think I'm5 enough to pursue a career in medicine. " The doctor immediately locked eyes with me and said6 , "You don't have to be a genius to become a doctor. All you need is perseverance(坚持不懈)."

Even though I still doubted my capabilities as college material, that doctor's words left a deep7 on me. Three years down the road, I8 a local college and later I was walking around the campus as a freshman, filled with a mix of excitement and worries. I started to9 every difficult task into manageable steps. I devoted my heart and soul to completing each assignment one by one. As I did so, I gradually10 that with perseverance, I could accomplish things I had once thought impossible.

In September 2024, two decades after that11 with my doctor, I graduated with a doctor's degree. I often12 what it would be like to shake his hand and express my sincere gratitude. It's amazing that even the smallest moments can have a great13 on our lives, leading us in directions we never could have imagined.

Life is full of such14 encounters. Sometimes, a simple piece of advice or an encouraging word from a stranger can be the spark(火花)that lights a fire within us, pushing us to15 our limits and achieve greater heights.