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— ________! You've been studying so hard for it.

Bob's grandma, Alice, lived with him and his parents in the biggest community in their city. The community had more than 30 apartment buildings, with crisscrossing roads and similar-looking houses. If you didn't live there for long, it was really hard to find a specific building. Luckily, Alice had moved there three years before, so she was quite familiar with the environment and could walk around freely.

One noon, Bob found his grandma busy cleaning the house. She was sweeping the floor carefully, even though the floor was already spotless. Bob felt a little strange, because he clearly remembered that his grandma had cleaned every corner of the house that morning before he went to school. He walked over and said, "Grandma, you cleaned the house this morning. You don't need to do it again." Alice stopped for a moment, looked at Bob in confusion, and then said slowly, "Did I? I forgot it completely."

Bob's heart sank. He had heard from his teacher that forgetting things easily might be a sign of dementia (痴呆). He didn't dare to think too much, but he paid more attention to his grandma after that. The next day, Bob told his parents about his worry. They were so anxious that they decided to take Alice to the hospital at once. After a careful examination, the doctor confirmed Bob's guess — Alice really had dementia. The doctor also warned them that staying at home all the time would make her condition worse.

In order to help Alice get better, the family made a plan: Alice would go for a walk in the community every afternoon. At first, Bob or his parents would accompany her, but soon Alice insisted on going alone, saying she knew the community well. To their relief, Alice could always come back on time within half an hour. However, this just lasted for two weeks.

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One afternoon, an hour passed, but Alice still didn't return.

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Bob decided to create a special map for his grandma.

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The Student Union

On April 20, 2026, we welcome Guyu, the last solar term of spring. This day is closely connected the legend of Cang Jie creating Chinese characters, carrying the double wisdom of Chinese civilization.

According to legend, Cang Jie was a (history) of the Yellow Emperor. (inspire) by the footprints of birds and beasts, he created Chinese characters were based on their shapes and forms. This ended the dark era of "recording events by tying knots". The Huainanzi records that "when writing (invent) by Cang Jie, heaven rained grain and ghosts cried at night". The great merit (功绩) of Cang Jie's character creation (deep) moved heaven, so grain fell like rain. The Yellow Emperor then named this day Guyu, (symbolize) the double good luck of the birth of writing and a bumper harvest of grain.

As farming solar term, Guyu means "rain brings hundreds of grains to grow" nourishing all living things. As a cultural node, it honors the (found) of Chinese characters and passes on civilization. Today, customs like worshipping Cang Jie and drinking Guyu tea still show respect for writing and farming. In the drizzling late spring, we can understand the deep meaning of "characters carry civilization, and rain benefits people's (life)".

Marco shrugged. "It's not like we put them there." Tom didn't argue. He just handed Marco a trash bag. "2," he said. So Marco did. He pulled bottles from the mud. At first, he felt3. This was pointless — more trash would come tomorrow.

But Tom worked silently, filling bag after bag. By noon, they had collected seven bags. Marco's back ached, but something had shifted. "Why do you do this if it never4?" he asked.

Tom wiped his forehead. "Because the river doesn't need us to solve everything. It needs us to5." He pointed to ducks swimming through the cleaned area. "See how they move? That's their way of saying thank you."

Week after week, they returned. Some weekends, neighbors6. Other days, they worked alone. Marco stopped complaining. He started noticing small changes: clearer water, more fish. He learned that hope isn't a feeling — it's a7.

One afternoon, a girl from school saw him picking up trash. "That's so8," she laughed. Marco felt his face burn. But then he looked at the river and said, "Maybe. But someone has to."

To his surprise, she9 a bag and joined him. That day, Marco understood: change spreads not through lectures, but through10. By summer's end, a small group of teenagers had formed their own cleanup crew.

Marco no longer waits for someone else to fix things. He knows that every piece of trash removed is a small victory. And he knows that the river, in its own quiet way, is11. When he sits by the water now, he feels not pride, but peace. He has learned that12 nature isn't about grand gestures. It's about showing up, week after week, even when no one is13.

Old Tom passed away that winter. At his funeral, Marco stood by the river and scattered (撒) wildflower seeds." I'll keep14," he whispered. The river flowed on, carrying his promise15 the current.

Maybe you're one of those people who peel off a sweater when everyone else is complaining that it's chilly. The point is, there's no single temperature that can be pinpointed (明确指出) as comfortable for everyone.

"What temperature people start to become uncomfortable at is really individual and variable," says S. Tony Wolf, PhD, assistant professor at the University of Georgia. It also relies on things like humidity and air flow. Plus, combinations of factors unique to individuals — age, gender, body mass, medical conditions and medications — affect how we experience temperature. And fortunately, there are many things we can do to stay comfortable in spite of the heat.

"Sweating is how we regulate heat," says Robert Kenefick, PhD, professor at the University of Massachusetts. "Drinking plain, cool water or fluids with electrolytes (like sports drinks) helps."

Choose clothing that's right — light fabrics, light colors — and loose. Loose clothing allows for better airflow and helps keep you cool.

Keep windows covered with shades, blinds or curtains. Think of how a car with closed windows heats up when left sitting in sunlight — it's called the greenhouse effect. The same thing can happen at home if uncovered windows trap sunlight and heat inside.

Keep a spray bottle handy. Spraying yourself with cool or cold water and then sitting or standing near a fan can help your body evaporate (蒸发) sweat and dissipate (消散) heat through your skin. "The more of your body surface areas that you cool, the better off you're going to be," says Wolf.

A. Drink plenty of water.

B. If you are really hot, take a cold bath or shower.

C. Use fans to keep the air constantly flowing indoors.

D. Go out earlier in the day when it's cooler or later at night.

E. But workout clothing made from new fabrics is also a good choice.

F. In fact, our perception of heat and cold doesn't just depend on the temperature.

G. Or maybe you're the person who's putting on a sweater when others say it's too hot.

The "Lightning" robot from the Shenzhen Glory Sun Wukong Team won the championship with a net time of 50 minutes and 26 seconds. Surprisingly, this time even broke the human world record for the men's half marathon.

The race started at Kechuang 17th Street and ended at the South Gate of Nanhizi Park, covering a total distance of 21.0975 kilometers. The track featured more than ten types of complex terrain, including flat ground, slopes, and nearly 90-degree turns. It posed a severe test for the robots' environmental perception, dynamic balance, and endurance capabilities.

Over 100 humanoid robots started the race in a line, with a 30-second interval between each pair. They competed in two groups: autonomous navigation and remote control. The results were timed separately. Remote control group results were weighted by a factor of 1.2, while only four scenarios in the autonomous navigation group allowed human intervention. This fully highlighted the technical orientation of the event.

The "Lightning" robot stood out with its long-legged design and efficient liquid-cooled heat dissipation system. It maintained a stable and high speed throughout the race, with an instantaneous speed reaching 5.64 meters per second. The Thunder Lightning Team and Spark Team won the second and third places, with finish times of 50 minutes and 56 seconds, and 53 minutes and 1 second respectively. The Glory Team swept the top three, showing their strong technical strength.

Focusing on "promoting industrial development through competitions", the event promotes the technological development of humanoid robots from sports applications to practical use. It builds a benchmark platform for the global technological research and development and industrial application of humanoid robots.

The impact on the planet extends far beyond visual pollution. It is estimated that more than 8 million tons of plastic enter the oceans annually, affecting over 700 marine species. Seabirds, turtles, and fish often mistake plastic for food, which may lead to injury or death. Moreover, plastic debris breaks down into micro-plastics — tiny particles that can be absorbed by marine life and eventually enter the human food chain. Recent studies have detected micro-plastics in tap water, air, and even human bodies, although the long-term health effects remain uncertain.

In response, governments and organizations have launched many initiatives. Some nations have banned certain single-use plastics, such as straws or shopping bags. Others focus on boosting recycling rates or offering incentives (奖励) to companies that use biodegradable materials. However, these approaches face multiple hurdles. Recycling infrastructure is inadequate in many regions, and biodegradable plastics require specific conditions to decompose, which are not always available.

Experts stress the need for a combination of policy, technology, and individual action. Dr. Anna Carter, a marine biologist, points out that education and public awareness play a powerful role. "When people understand the consequences of daily choices," she says, "they are more likely to reduce unnecessary packaging, select reusable products, and participate in local clean-ups." Innovative companies are also investing in new materials — like plant-based plastics — which promise to be more eco-friendly in the long run.

Ultimately, solving plastic pollution requires collaboration between governments, industries, and citizens. While progress has been made, the challenge is ongoing. Dr. Carter insists, "Every effort, big or small, can spark change. It starts with everyone."

Solar energy, as a clean and renewable energy source, is a key part of China's energy transition strategy aimed at achieving carbon neutrality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In recent years, China has made great progress in solar power development, with continuous technological breakthroughs and steady expansion of application scale. The efficiency of solar cells has reached a world-leading level, even exceeding 26% in some advanced products. The table below shows its installed capacity (装机容量) and annual power generation from 2020 to 2024, reflecting the rapid and stable development momentum of China's solar industry in the past five years.

In the past decade, the cost of solar power generation has dropped by more than 80%, making it more competitive than traditional fossil energy such as coal and oil. Solar energy also plays an important role in rural revitalization (振兴), with small-scale solar power stations built in many rural areas to meet local electricity needs and bring additional income to farmers through selling extra electricity to the power grid. Li Jun, a senior researcher at the China Energy Research Institute, said, "China will continue to strengthen technological innovation, optimize industrial chains, and expand solar energy application scenarios (方案) to promote green and sustainable development in the energy sector."

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