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However, one little boy was having2 with the task. Cameron was with autism (自闭症), but that didn't3 to me or his classmates. We all loved him just the way he was. I sat and watched Cameron, together with another little boy Austin, working4 their drawings attentively. Within a few minutes, Cameron began5 and then coloring.

Finally, it was time for everybody to share their pictures. I listened as each student stood in front of the class with great6, his or her picture held high, and7 his or her hero vividly. It was finally Cameron's8. He stood up slowly and anxiously placed his drawing in front of his face to9 eye contact. We all fixed our eyes on the picture,10 to know who his hero was. He then said it was a picture of me. He added that I helped him learn things and then11 sat down. Tears began to form in my eyes, but12 could have prepared me for what happened next.

When Austin stood up, he proudly held up a picture of Cameron. Austin said that Cameron was his hero because Cameron had the sickness that made it really13 to learn, but he was like Superman and was really smart.

Cameron immediately stood up, and put his arms up in the air as if he were going to14, yelling out, "I'm Superman!" The entire class began striking Superman's poses, too. Within minutes, we were all laughing as though we had truly discovered the secret of becoming15.

Set a goal.

The best way to achieve your desires is to set a goal. Sometimes we find ourselves "spinning our wheel", struggling through a day-to-day routine that isn't getting us anywhere because we don't know where we want to go.Whatever the case is, figure out your goal and make sure your current action are helping to achieve it.

Have a vision.

Setting goals is important but isn't enough to drive you to the finishing line.How will you feel? Why is it worthwhile to follow these goals and not some other ones? If goals are the final result of a journey, your vision(愿景) is the fuel to get you there.

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Whether you regard yourself as a towering tree or a blade of grass, or whether you think you are a high mountain or a small stone, you represent a state of nature that has its own reason of existence. If you truly admire yourself, you'll be courageous.

There is no better time to begin than now. You can make a bunch of excuses that you'll start when more experienced or richer.No matter what dream or desire you have, you are likely not to have more time in your life to make it happen.

A. Fly your imagination.

B. Appreciate yourself.

C. But the truth is that your time is now.

D. Read and allow them to change your life in beautiful ways.

E. Try to understand and let it be the guide to your life as follows.

F. It's also important to be able to imagine yourself as the achiever of your goals.

G. Sometimes we simply do what is expected of us without considering what we want to achieve.

But why did they give up flight? Why don't all birds fly? The ability to fly is especially useful for running away from predators (捕食者) and traveling long distances in search of food and favorable living conditions. However, flight requires a lot of energy; birds burn about 75% more energy each day than equally sized mammals do.

"If flight isn't necessary, birds can better survive and reproduce if they use that energy elsewhere," Natalie Wright, an associate professor of biology at Kenyon College in Ohio, told Live Science in an email.

In a 2016 paper published in the journal PNAS, Wright and her colleagues noted that birds living on islands, facing few or no predators and less competition for food and habitat, tend to become flightless.

"When living on an island without predators and without the need to migrate or travel long distances, for many kinds of birds the costs of flight outweigh the benefits," Wright said. "Although flightless birds are uncommon today, fossils show that they were far more common and various a few thousand years ago," Tim Blackburn, a professor of invasion biology at University College London, told Live Science in an email. However, the arrival of humans and animals like rats and dogs exposed these birds to predators.

A 2020 study co-authored by Blackburn and published in the journal Science Advances found that there would be four times as many flightless bird species on Earth today if it were not for human-driven extinctions.

Driven by curiosity, I immediately asked Suno to create some pop songs. I must admit, it's very user-friendly for music amateurs (业余爱好者) and beginners. Just provide some details like the theme, style, and even the language you want for your song, and it will give you two songs within a minute. The first song amazed me. It had all the elements that a pop song should have: The lyrics weren't just random but instead were thoughtfully thought to convey deep emotions, such as "Every day feels like a struggle, a battle I can't win". The arrangement also included piano, guitar, drums and other elements.

However, as I explored more of the songs Suno could make, I realized that AI struggles to create music that truly connects with us as human beings. Despite listening to many of the songs it made, I couldn't recall any of them afterward. The formulaic (公式化的) arrangements and common lyrics are the main issues I have with it. For example, the melody of the first two lines of each chorus tends to be the same, just with different words, which soon becomes dull. Over time, music lovers might lose interest.

Additionally, since AI lacks real-life experiences, the lyrics it create are too common, lacking specific scenes or images that make you feel present in the moment.

But this doesn't mean AI is useless in music creation. Some music influencers have used Suno to make a song, drawn inspiration from it, and transformed it into something unique, resulting in catchy and personalized music.

In conclusion, platforms like Suno can be useful tools for making music to meet simple needs. However, it is human creativity and unique ideas that fill songs with emotion and make them memorable. This is why we should appreciate and respect the work of real musicians.

As one of the major local operas, Lyuju Opera was put on China's National Intangible Cultural Heritage List in 2008. "During festivals, villages in my hometown would stage operas. My grandmother always took me along, though I only watched for fun at the beginning," Wang recalled. His artistic awakening came during a Maoqiang (another Shandong opera style) performance. "Charmed, I registered in Maoqiang training after junior high, unprepared for the rigors."

The training was extremely strict: a short section of recitation, only eight words, needs to be practiced for a whole week until there is no mistake in posture, expression, or tone, and if there was a small mistake in the position of the tongue, it meant starting over. Because of this difficulty, Wang gave up. But his later factory work taught him life's hardships. Learning from experience, he seized a second chance through registration in the local Lyuju Opera Class. As graduation approached, Wang heard that young actors were needed in the Boxing County Lyuju Opera Troupe, so he chose to join and stay in this troupe.

Today, he has become a leading drama expert, and he is also actively promoting new media communication. On Tiktok, he has nearly 30,000 fans, many of whom are local people, and a large number of young people are attracted to it. He shared his own performances and those of his daily life of training, which received a lot of attention and praise.

In fact, Lyuju Opera still has a very large elderly audience in many areas of Shandong. Liu said, "Today, the attraction of Lyuju Opera in Boxing county is still very strong. Performances may not need the top stage, or even a stage, they occur in the local communities, hidden in every corner of Boxing."

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Mom drank stories with her morning coffee, a warm soup of words mixed with paragraphs, commas (逗号), and periods. They came in various flavors and were all appetizing. Whenever I attempted to read aloud like Mom, however, no words dared to climb out. My world was silent, without a voice to call my own.

That silence invited jeers (嘲笑), tears, and many heartbreaks. I couldn't remember how many times I had switched schools and how many times I had run home crying, signing desperately to Mom, "I'm done with school." My fingers were the voice I couldn't find and the only way I could cry out. Everything changed, however, when I met Ms. Park.

It was a lovely day. Mom drove me to my new school and I felt calm until the car stopped in front of a large white building. The moment I got off, Ms. Park, my new English teacher, came up. "Nice to meet you," she signed. How could she know sign language! I signed back while pretending to be distracted by the posters on the walls. "Interested in our writing contest?" she asked. I looked up, noticing the huge black-and-white words on one poster. "Try it! Just hand in a story to me next week," Ms. Park smiled. The thought of entering fascinated me. It was my chance to speak without actually speaking.

At home, I sat with a blank sheet of paper in front of me. Closing my eyes, I heard Mom's honey-like stories, so tasty that anyone who listened begged for more. She always told me that satisfying stories came from the heart. Then, I had it. What story could be closer to my heart than my own? So after a week of intense writing, I let my story flow through my pen and drip onto the paper and handed it to Ms. Park.

Then, one day, when walking through a crowded hall, I saw Ms. Park signing from afar, "You've made the cut (入选)!" Her dancing fingers were too good to be true and I began waiting for the day of the upcoming awards ceremony.

注意：

（1）续写词数应为150个左右；

（2）请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

That day, however, I learnt all winners should read stories on stage.

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A story began streaming from my fingers, along with Ms. Park's voice.

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（1）你体验的功能；

（2）你的感想。

注意：

1. 写作词数应为80左右；

2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

Dear David,

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Yours,

Li Hua

"This place may seem like a fairyland to outsiders, but it's just our home, which we cherish." That's how Yeran Nurborat, a 20-year-old herder of the Kazak ethnic group, (describe) his hometown Zhaosu County in a previous interview.

Lying in the western part of Xinjiang, within the green valleys of the Ili River, Zhaosu is home to vast landscapes, rich culture and diverse ethnic (tradition). Differing from Kazak herdsmen in other parts of Xinjiang who use horses (herd) sheep, Zhaosu people are known raising Yili horses. With top-quality grassland people's passion for horses, the county (refer) to as "horse heaven" by people in the know.

In recent years, as (tour) picks up, young people in Zhaosu want others to learn about the Kazak culture. "I want to open up a homestay so people can experience the life of a Kazak herder and visit tourist spots they can enjoy the beautiful scenery," Yeran said while (taste) a cup of traditional Kazak milk tea at his wooden house. "I hope I can offer them experiences of different way of living. " Young Kazaks like Yeran are determined to keep Zhaosu's rich heritage alive.

Whit replied, "That's OK. Wendy, would you like to4 me with a trick (戏法)?" Being a little5 , she agreed with a nod. Whit sat down across from Wendy and said, "I'm going to hold up a card, and you use your super power to tell me what colour the card is, red or black. You got it? " Wendy6 again.

Holding up a card, Whit said, "Wendy, is this red or black? " After a moment, Wendy said, "Black. " "Bingo! " Whit held up a second card, "Red or black? " The girl replied in7 , "Red. "Her family smiled nervously. Whit8 three more cards, and9 she got all three right. Her family let out a cry; they were10 !

How did she do it? Wendy smiled, "It's magic! " Actually, Whit created this11 by using a12 way. When he said, "You use your super power to tell me what colour the card is, red or black, " he13 her foot underneath the table once when he said the word "red" and twice when he said "black. "

A few months later, Whit received a letter from Wendy. She thanked him for helping her shine for a few14 , which made her a15 at home, as her family told all their friends about the magical experience.