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Her life changed3 thanks to the compassion of a stranger, Tamie Konzier, who noticed Betty struggling while serving her family at Eat'n Park.4 by Betty's spirit, Konzier decided to take action. Instead of just leaving a generous5, Konzier wanted to make a real difference. She shared Betty's story online and encouraged6 through a GoFundMe campaign. What started as a single act of kindness quickly captured the7 of thousands.

Within 24 hours, contributions8 from strangers moved by Betty's story. The total rapidly9. People across the country were inspired to support someone they had never met, showing the power of human empathy in action. When Konzier returned with her son to10 the funds, the total had reached a(n)11 $328,739.18. Betty, overwhelmed with gratitude, now has the ability to cover bills, enjoy her golden years, and live a life she could not have imagined before this act of12.

Betty's story13 us that empathy doesn't require fame or a platform. Simple and14 acts can create change far beyond what we imagine. In a world often focused on hustle and competition, moments like these15 as examples of humanity at its best.

Many people have met someone who always makes situations stressful and hopeless.. That's because they likely don't see a problem with their behavior. Here are tips to handle this kind of people and keep your own mind calm.

Avoid getting defensive. Stay calm, and be aware that you will never win in an argument with impossible people — they are referred to as "impossible" for a reason. In their mind, you are the problem.. They feel that your opinion doesn't matter because you are guilty, regardless.

Try to ignore them. Even if you cannot avoid impossible people in your daily life, don't think about them on your "off" time. Remember that stressing about the person all the time is the same as giving them your precious time when they don't even care about you.. That way you aren't wasting time by thinking about what the person said or did constantly.

. Impossible people offer valuable life experiences. After dealing with them, you will be able to get along with most other people more easily. Try to keep perspective, and realize that what may seem crazy to you may be another person's only way of coping. Try to view these communications as a way to build strengths.

Be careful not to copy the bad habits of people who are impossible to deal with. You often learn behaviors from others around you. Because of this, you might accidentally start doing things you don't like. When you react to them, you could end up acting just as illogical as they do..

A. Be the opposite of them

B. Consider what you can learn

C. Do other activities and make new friends

D. Catch yourself when you start to do this

E. So nothing you say can convince them to see your side of the story

F. Pointing out that these people are difficult and demanding won't help

G. An impossible person is convinced that they have already made a mistake

Published in Science Advances, the research monitored microbes in the northern Gulf of Aqaba in the Red Sea. By comparing waters close to reefs with open ocean areas during both winter and summer, and collecting samples every six hours, the team uncovered clear daily and seasonal patterns previously missed. They employed advanced methods like genetic sequencing and high-resolution imaging to track bacteria, microalgae, and microscopic predators with great detail.

Key findings emerged. Reef waters consistently had lower counts of bacteria and microalgae compared to open waters, pointing to active removal by reef life. In contrast, populations of heterotrophic protists — tiny predators that consume bacteria — reached their highest levels at night, sometimes increasing by 80%. This nighttime spike emphasizes predation (捕食) as a major force driving changes in microbial communities.

Another major discovery involved Symbiodiniaceae, the microscopic algae (微观藻类) that live in symbiosis with corals. Their genetic markers peaked around midday in reef waters, suggesting a daily cycle tied to light availability and coral biological activity. This highlights the reef's active, not passive, role in organizing microbial life. As co-author Dr. Frada stated, "Reefs generate daily patterns that repeat with the seasons and affect how energy moves through the system."

Importantly, the study found that these daily microbial rhythms were as powerful as seasonal changes, stressing the critical need to consider time of day in ecological studies. By combining genetic, imaging, and environmental data, the research provided a comprehensive, time-based picture of microbial life around reefs. It not only deepens our understanding of reefs' broader ecological influence but also paves the way for new conservation approaches that use an understanding of microbial rhythms to protect these vital ecosystems.

Sleep divorce is a practical response to common sleep problems, such as snoring, different bedtimes, disagreements over room temperature, shift work, and so on. And stress-related sleeplessness are among the main reasons couples consider sleeping apart. Importantly, this choice is not a legal separation nor a sign of marriage trouble.

Several forces are driving this trend. First, sleep troubles are rising worldwide, linked to noise, stress, and late-night screen time in modern life. Second, snoring affects up to half of adults, far more than many realize. Third, health is becoming a higher priority than tradition; couples now see good sleep as essential to well-being, just like diet and exercise. Finally, younger generations are redefining relationship success, valuing flexibility over fixed rules about how couples "should" sleep.

Interestingly, sleeping separately often brings couples closer. With better rest, they report fewer arguments, better moods, and clearer communication. Poor sleep can make people easily annoyed and less empathetic, while solid rest supports emotional strength.

Experts note that sleep divorce is helpful when partners feel bitter due to constant sleep interruption, wake up tired despite enough time in bed, or deal with heavy snoring. But it can backfire if it's used to avoid dealing with relationship conflicts, if one partner feels lonely or rejected, or if the decision is not mutual. Therapists advise couples to talk about it as a health choice for both people, not as a way to escape each other. As health and relationship satisfaction take priority over old expectations, sleeping apart may become a normal option for more couples in the future.

He asked his students to pick a historical figure and write a detailed story from that person's own point of view. The task was confusing at first, but soon the classroom was full of active questions and discussion. One student learned deeply about the life of a young soldier in World War I, writing a sad and moving story of the mud, fear and fragile friendship in the trench lines. Another told the story of a female scholar from the Renaissance, making up a tale of her love for learning being held back by social rules. The thorough research and creative care for how the figure felt that the students showed was amazing.

Mr. Johnson was surprised by the big change in his students. The essays he got were not just correct; they were full of real feelings and a clear understanding of people's thoughts. The students had stopped just repeating facts and truly connected with history, seeing historical figures as people with many different sides instead of just names from a long time ago. In later class talks, their questions changed from "What happened?" to "Why did they feel that way?" and "What would I have done?". This story-writing method didn't just help them remember facts better; it built up their ability to think deeply and their real care for how others felt.

Inspired by this success, Mr. Johnson has now made story-telling a regular part of his lessons. He believes that when students learn to experience history through story-telling, they do more than just remember it — they start to understand its long-lasting effects on their own lives and what it means to be human in general. In his classroom, history is no longer just a subject about the past; it has become a talk with the past.

City Lights

Bicycle Thieves

The Diary of Anne Frank

The Night of the Shooting Stars

"Who wants to show us their self-made project first?" Mrs. Williams asked, her voice warm and encouraging. For this project, we were allowed to do anything, as long as we did it ourselves. She told us that DIY means thinking and doing it by yourself.

One by one, my classmates presented their DIY projects, including wiring potatoes to make electricity and building a smart plant watering system. Each confident presentation made my heart pound and I started replaying my birdhouse's details in my mind. Finally, Mrs. Williams's gentle gaze settled on me.

Then my name got called on next. I walked to the front of the class with unstable legs and set my birdhouse on the table. I explained that I found birdhouse plans online and made my own design. I went to the lumberyard (贮木场) with Dad, and a worker cut the wood and made a hole using my measurements. Then, according to my design, he showed me briefly how to nail the four pieces of wood together.

Luka's hand shot up. We were supposed to take questions — Mrs. Williams always encouraged us, saying curiosity was the whole point. But Luka always asked a billion questions.

"So if someone cut the wood and made the hole, and your dad drove you there, what did you do?" he asked, standing up. Soon, the class laughed.

"I came up with the idea and talked to the worker at the lumberyard about it. Then I nailed all the walls together on my own at home," I said. I took the roof off to show the inside and picked up Dad' s heavy hammer (锤子). I had left one nail out to show how to do it. Then, I took the hammer, but it came down on the roof instead of the nail!

The birdhouse broke into parts. Several nails fell out and the roof was ruined. What a disaster! The class burst into louder laughter. Sweat streamed down my face. I took a deep breath as I tried to decide what to do next. In a flash, a possible solution occurred to me.

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"Now, let me show you how to build a birdhouse here," I said.

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Waste-to-Treasure Eco-Fashion Show

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Yi embroidery (彝绣) from southwest China's Liangshan region is appealing international fashion audience as it transforms into a dynamic industry. makes this development truly significant, beyond its growing global appeal, is that it empowers local women.

In December 2024, the "Eastern Cloud Robes" show in Paris presented unique combination of tradition and modernity. Models from diverse backgrounds showcased Yi clothes rich in ethnic symbolism. "Walking the streets of Paris in Yi clothing, I was often stopped for photos," recalled Aniu Aga, a(design) and heritage inheritor. Her "White Clouds" collection was inspired by clouds fading over melting snow.

The "Jia Shi Wa La" cloak (披风) is an essential item for Yi people,(make) by using traditional wool-making techniques. Its striking yet elegant aesthetics (美学) stood out(international). However, Yi fashion once faced many serious(difficulty). "The greatest threat to ethnic clothes is disuse," explained Aniu Aga. Determined to preserve this heritage, she began collecting traditional clothing across the country in 2004.

Her efforts(grow) into a sustainable model up to now. A network of workshops now spans several counties in Liangshan region. Through training programs, these workshops enable local women to gain(profession) skills in Yi embroidery. "My objective is(increase) income for these women and to better preserve intangible heritage," Aniu Aga said.

Keith was on the night1 at a local store. For a long time, he and his employer Debbie2 spoke. That changed about a year ago. Debbie was driving when she3 Keith walking alone on the road. She recognized him from the store and realized he was walking a long distance to work. Keith's4 is nearly five miles each way, which can take him close to two hours. With no car, he relies on walking, even late at night when the roads can be5 and unsafe. That day, Debbie turned her car around and gave him a6.

Though the two didn't know each other well, Keith decided to take the7. That first ride8 the beginning of something more than just a drive to work.

Debbie had lost her son, just months before she offered Keith that ride. She said her son loved9 others, and she feels his spirit10 through acts of kindness like this one.

What started as a one-time gesture has now become11. Debbie picks Keith up several times a week,12 a difficult and dangerous commute (通勤) into a13 one. Over time, the two have gone from strangers to friends.

Keith is currently working toward14 his driver's license, but both say the15 they've built will last, no matter who ends up behind the wheel.

Change your way of thinking

It's time to change any negative self-talk to encouraging words. Change "I can't do that…" to "I can do anything!", and "That won't happen…" to "I can see this happening!".

Help someone else

One of the best things you can do with all the lessons you've learned from your time in grief is to help another through their journey.. Trying to be a one-on-one companion for someone suffering from a disastrous loss is also a wonderful choice. These can remind you how far you've come.

Given that you're embracing (拥抱) a renewed sense of self, it's only fitting to seek out novel experiences that expand your horizons. Learn an unfamiliar skill, or travel to new places that you never thought you would visit. Even if you think you don't like something or think of something as too scary, just try it! You might discover that you actually like it after all or that taking risks can actually be fun.

Set new personal goals

. Set one goal for one year from now, another for two years from now, and a third for five years from now. Write these things down in a journal, or simply some places where you can revisit them often. By doing so, it will keep you moving on your new journey.

A. Do something new

B. Develop new habits

C. List things you hope to achieve

D. You can postpone checking your own goals

E. Your heart will feel lighter, your vision clearer

F. You can volunteer at small sorrow-support groups

G. This mindset shift allows you to walk your new path positively

Scientists from Shanghai-based startup INSIDE and Huashan Hospital implanted electrodes (电极) into participants with epilepsy (癫痫). After an average of just 100 minutes of training, their custom-built intelligent system read and interpreted brain activities associated with the intended speech of 54 Chinese characters in real time. Training on those characters then enabled the system to interpret 1,951 common words correctly and generate complete Chinese sentences in less than half a second, with virtually no length limit.

"Unlike English's basic speech sounds, Chinese involves over 400 different syllables," explains Li Meng, INSIDE's chief scientist. The team trained on data from the world's largest human brainwave database built by Huashan Hospital, and the AI identified basic sounds of speech with over 83 percent accuracy, according to Li.

Looking ahead, researchers envision the interpreted text allowing users to control smart environments, or even generate expressive artworks through generative AI systems. Huashan Hospital has played a key role in brain-computer interface clinical trials. In August 2024, neurosurgeons at the Hospital implanted a 256-channel flexible BCI device designed by the Shanghai-based NeuroXess into a 21-year-old female patient with epilepsy. Within 48 hours, the patient successfully engaged in table tennis and snake computer games through brain control. In June 2025, a Chinese man who had lost his arms and legs in a terrible accident 13 years ago was shown playing chess and racing games using only his mind. This followed the implantation of a BCI device developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Recognizing BCI as a strategic future industry, Shanghai aims to achieve high-quality brain control and fully integrate BCI products into clinical applications by 2030.

The author's running journey, however, is not smooth. He deep-dives weightlifting, and achieves success. Following his father's passing, Weiss realizes he cannot rest on his past successes and must take better care of his body to improve his performance into middle age and beyond. His transformation is really inspiring, but he describes it not just with personal stories, but also with facts and data. In doing so, he provides a practical guide for others, showing that peak performance is possible for decades, even into one's eighties.

In Weiss's case, the author's natural path toward endurance competitions becomes evident early on. For instance, once he has decided to dive into the triathlon (铁人三项), he not only trains his body but also his mind. This is followed by goal setting and forming a structured plan, which becomes the defining feature of his training. The results are incredible: The author completed a marathon, two 50 km runs, and two training runs of over twenty-one miles in two months, injury-free.

From a stylistic perspective, what makes the author's work engaging is his ability to be conversational and express his thoughts in a natural way that makes the readers feel they are present with him throughout the journey. Reaching the top of a challenging mountain is special in itself, but Weiss has a skill for making the process relatable in a way that inspires the audience to believe they, too, can experience a bit of that success and transformation.

As the work progresses into the latter stages, the Comrades, Ironman, and MCM races all get some shine. At its core, Weiss's work is a raw and honest discussion on the human condition and the need to squeeze everything out of life while pushing past perceived limits to live life as it's meant to be lived — an adventure.

The gum industry, valued at billions, once seemed ready for change. Over twenty years ago, facing public pressure, big companies like Wrigley began searching for a biodegradable gum. They invested millions, hiring top scientists to invent a new, eco-friendly gum base. A research team, led by chemist Marc Hillmyer, even succeeded in creating a promising new polymer. However, after years of work, the project went quiet. Wrigley eventually stated that launching such a gum was "off the table". The economic drive to change a hugely profitable product had simply faded away.

Faced with this, Andrew Meades shifted his strategy. Since technology offered no fix, the solution had to be people. His dream now is a public awareness campaign. He imagines cities filled with clear signs and special pink bins for gum, all reminding chewers to "Bin It." He believes that if consumers start to see gum litter as serious plastic pollution, change will follow. It requires an adjustment in everyone's attitude.

For now, the fight continues. Gum clean-up remains costly and slow, a constant struggle against a "quick crime". Yet, Meades hasn't given up. His true goal is to make both the public and the big gum companies see the sticky black spots on the pavement not as harmless, but as a problem everyone must help solve.

Four innovative tech products in 2025 are transforming daily life with practical and user-friendly designs.

Meta Ray-Ban Display: The Face Computer

This pair of smart glasses and wristband make "face computing" a real tool. A small display in the glasses shows simple information like directions and AI answers. The wristband lets you control it with slight finger movements instead of loud voice commands. You can do translation, navigation and quick searches without taking out your phone.

Antigravity A1: 360° Drone for Photos

Developed with Insta360, this drone has a 360-degree camera that records everything around it. You can choose the framing when editing, turning footage into landscape shots or immersive views. It lowers the skill barrier for beginners and gives experienced users more creative freedom, making drone photography easier and more flexible.

Hyperboot: Recovery While Moving

Compression (压缩) boots have become a trendy recovery tool, but most require you to sit still for treatment. This battery-powered Hyperboot lets you recover while moving. It combines air pressure and focused heat treatment, working well on your ankle. Busy athletes and fitness lovers can use it while walking, sitting, or traveling, getting specialized recovery without pausing their day.

Ozlo Sleepbuds(睡眠耳塞): Sleep Tracking That Works

Unlike most sleep trackers that only provide data, Ozlo Sleepbuds offers real help for better sleep. These comfortable tiny sleepbuds play calming content as you fall asleep. They switch to noise-masking audio automatically when you're asleep, blocking noises and traffic sounds. The charging case detects light, temperature and noise changes, and the app shows your sleep quality and progress toward personal goals.

I headed to the library for my favorite after-school activity: Writing Club. Today, Miss Lisa, our writing club leader, was going to ask us to share our competition entries with a critique partner. A critique means giving helpful feedback so someone can tell their best story.

My critique partner was Penny. When I handed my story to her, I was nervous. I had no problem coming up with great story ideas, but I did have problems with spelling. And grammar. And punctuation. By contrast, Penny always got perfect scores on these.

Penny didn't look at me as she pushed her story toward me. I read it without stopping. Why did she seem worried about such an incredible story? It was about a dog named Sunny who saved a family from a flooding river on a stormy night. "I don't have any suggestions. It's perfect! You'll definitely win a prize in the competition!" I told her. "Yours too, Aidan," she mumbled, passing mine back without a smile.

When Miss Lisa called it a day, Penny looked relieved. She jumped up, grabbed her backpack, and everything fell out. She quickly shoved her stuff back in and hurried out of the library. I noticed a book under the table. It must have fallen out of Penny's bag. I flipped through the book, titled Sunny the Brave. It was just like Penny's story! I couldn't believe it—Penny had copied the idea!

I felt angry for a moment, but soon I calmed down. I remembered that my job as her critique partner was to give helpful feedback, not to make her feel bad. But what should I say to her? I kept thinking about Penny and her story as I walked home. When I got back, Mom was in the kitchen making dinner with Dad. Dad was chopping vegetables into perfect shapes, and Mom was stirring a sauce on the stove. I realized that Mom and Dad had different skills, which made them a great creative team. With Dad's attention to detail and Mom's sense of adventure, their dinners always turned out delicious.

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Paragraph 1: At school the next morning, I held out the book to Penny, saying "You dropped this."

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Dear Tom,

I'm Li Hua from the Student Union.

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Yours sincerely,

Li Hua

(greet) with thunderous cheers of "Welcome" from the students, Macron(arrive) at the Jiang' an Campus of SCU. He responded to An AFP journalist's jokehe was just like a rock star with a heartfelt laughter. Macron asked the journalistor not he was shocked by the warm atmosphere.

Macron(linger) for a long time in the special collection room of the university library during the visit, his attention was mainly placed the manuscript of "The Complete Map of Sichuan" drawn by French missionaries in the 18th century. In the interactive session with students, he shared his feelings about China trip saying that on each of his state visits to China, he tried to visit a different place with the purpose of gaining a slightly(rich) vision of the country. Macron spoke highly of the visit, hoping for the(promote) of the friendship between the people of these two countries.

"I was always very close to my parents; they2 my life with so many wonderful experiences. But in 1977, Dad died of a sudden heart3. Everything changed after that. Mum was different after Dad's death. She became sad and incredibly lonely. Two years after Dad died, Mum made her first4 to end her life.5 I was living with her at the time, so I found her before it was too late. She was6 to the hospital by ambulance.

She told us later that she was7 to have survived, so we hoped that was the end of it. However, in 1982, the same thing happened again. This time, I wasn't there to save her. I know that it wasn't my8, but I9 the trauma (悲痛) of not being there for a very long time. It took over twenty years to come to terms with it. I'm convinced that Mum would still be10 today if she'd been able to connect with a service like Lifeline. That belief drove me to start11 to Lifeline many years ago. And more recently, it12 me to leave a gift in my will to help support future generations of people just like Mum when they need it most.

The process of leaving a gift in my will was simple. Obviously, there was a bit of back and forth with my wife while we13 what we wanted to do. But once we'd made our decision, assigning proportion (份额) was easy. And it was a massive relief knowing that our wishes would be14 without making life too difficult for our loved ones. Having someone to15 is so important. It's such a worthy cause that really can have a huge impact."

For most seniors, the rapid development of AI represented by models like DeepSeek has already left traces in their study lives. Many "double first-class" (双一流) universities have employed localized versions of such AI tools, which will soon become part of campus life for college students. This technological change is not about replacing human learning but about improving the educational experience. It can help sort out learning materials, analyze weak points, and provide personalized learning suggestions, allowing students to focus more on critical thinking and creative exploration.

Young people today pay more attention to work-life balance, and emerging forms of employment such as "digital nomads" (数字游民) have sparked widespread discussions. Students should take action to adapt instead of passively accepting changes. The key to responding to these changes lies in cultivating core competencies that AI cannot replace. These abilities will enable them to adapt to the evolving job market and even leverage AI to create new opportunities.

The 2026 college entrance examination is approaching for millions of students. As the much-anticipated academic milestone draws near, every effort made today is laying the foundation for a better tomorrow. Whether it is understanding technological trends or clarifying career directions, staying informed about hot topics helps seniors better prepare for their upcoming college life and future careers. The youth should embrace changes with an open mind, meet challenges with a positive attitude, and write their own wonderful stories in the new era.

A. AI has become an essential tool in modern education.

B. They may wonder how AI will affect their future studies.

C. After all, preparation is the best way to greet the unknown.

D. It is important for seniors to balance study and rest during this period.

E. Besides, the popularity of AI also brings changes in future employment.

F. Among them are critical thinking, emotional intelligence and innovative ability.

G. This educational digitalization trend is accelerating and reshaping learning ways.