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For those students in city, the road to school might mean the convenience of their dad's cars, where the heater keeps them comfortable and the radio plays music. But for Tom, who lived in a remote village, it meant a dangerous journey through strong winds and piles of snow.

It was a cold morning. The snow blanketed every rooftop and weighed on the branches of big trees. Tom woke up early, with the howling wind outside his small cabin (小木屋). He put on lots of clothes, including his thickest wool socks and warmest coat. As he was about to go, there was a knock on the door. It's his classmate Peter in the same village. "Hey, Tom," Peter said. "Do you think we should go to school today?" "I know it's tough," Tom replied, looking at the heavy snow outside, "but missing school means we'll fall behind." Finally, they decided to go to school.

The snow had been falling for days, building up on the narrow path that led to school. Tom and Peter stepped out into the snowstorm, with boots sinking deep into the snow. Tom used his arms to push the snow away, and his heart was pounding as he worked hard. He fell down a few times, but each time he got up again. "I must go to school!" Tom said firmly. Thinking about the other kids in the village who insisted on going to school, he knew they were facing the same challenge. But they were all trying to learn and grow.

The wind had blown snow all over the path, making it hard to see where they were going. Not far away, Tom heard someone crying from behind a tree. "Peter, do you hear that?" Tom asked in a puzzled tone. "Let's go and have a look." Peter answered.

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As they got closer, they spotted that it was their classmate, Sarah.

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After a long journey, they finally arrived at the school gate.

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Annual English Drama Festival Successfully Held

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Standing 1.67 meters tall and weighing 65 kilograms, a humanoid (仿生的) robot named Morning professionally introduces and recommends the (late) car models to clients at a Chery automobile 4S store in Malaysia. (power) by advanced devices such as 3D lidar, panoramic (全景的) camera and large language model, Morning can independently plan its walking routes and actively respond consumer inquiries.

In late April, the first batch (批次) of 220 such robots developed by Moga Technology Co., Ltd, a subsidiary (子公司) of Chinese carmaker Chery, (deliver) to clients worldwide officially. Zhang Guibin, president of Moga Technology, said the robots will first be deployed at 4S store, then in public service places such as (supermarket), before finally (enter) households.

China's robotics industry is expected to see market boom in the coming years, is expected to reach 870 billion yuan by 2030. Regions across China are investing heavily to foster this industry. Hefei, capital of Anhui Province, (establish) a 10-billion-yuan fund so far to promote its smart robotics industry. Similar initiatives (方案) are underway in some other provinces. The smart robotics industry requires joint efforts (build) shared technology platforms and a more robust industrial ecosystem.

Just then, a car pulled up and a woman got out of the car who was7 to see me wet through. But later she seemed to relax as she8 us and asked us where we were going. She gave us9 but we were still confused.

The woman suddenly10 mid-sentence and began to laugh. "Get in my car. I am taking you home," she said. "We don't want to get your car all11," we responded.

But our rescuer insisted and we were both so grateful and tired and didn't12 further. As the car turned into our neighborhood, a sense of13 filled me. I thanked her, telling her that she was the angel we had14 just moments before.

She looked at me in15 and said, "Your dream has come true. My last name is Angel. My family owns all the Angel bakery stores in the city!"

A working model of the yet-unnamed device was presented to the public this week during the yearly Google I/O developer conference. Google did not say when the glasses might go on sale to the public.

The first Google Glass device included a wearable camera that could film what the wearers saw. That caused widespread privacy concerns. The camera element also gave Google Glass a kind of science-fiction look. The latest device looks more similar to traditional glasses.

A brief demonstration of the new eyeglasses described its translation ability, but did not provide additional details. The company also did not say whether the new device would be equipped with a camera. A demonstration explained that a person, wearing the glasses and talking with someone who speaks a different language, can see the spoken words in their own language. The description showed translations involving English, Mandarin, Spanish and American Sign Language.

The new device is one of several products shared at the conference that are currently in development.The company says the products aim to better connect Google services with activities happening in the real world. This includes company offerings for searching and viewing maps, as well as other services using the latest developments in artificial intelligence.

Eddie Chung, a director of product management at Google, spoke to developers about the new eyeglasses. "What we're working on is technology that enables us to break down language barriers, taking years of research in Google Translate and bringing that to glasses," he said.

The first production I was ever in was my second-grade musical, in which I played one of Cinderella's mice. I had one line (台词) and practiced it over and over again with my parents, thinking it was going to be the most important moment of my entire life. The line came and passed without mistakes, and I was very proud of myself.

In fourth grade, I joined a theatre group and worked with about five other girls to create what could be described as the worst play in the world; I swear (发誓) it was that terrible. The play was about a group of girls who were having a sleepover and were transported into a television, and I can remember beingjealous of the girl who got to play the attractive girl of the group while I was the reserved bookworm. Looking back upon it, I'm glad that I had this experience, because it helped me to learn that in the theatre world, you're not always going to get the part that you think you deserve. You can't let that disappointment distract you from doing your best with the role you were given.

Theatre changed my life because it helped me to learn that it's okay to be different. My theatre teacher rolled around on the ground the first day of class, and it was joyful. We all had to sing a few verses of a song, whether we were good or bad singers, and let me tell you, I am a horrific singer .Nevertheless, I got up in front of my whole class and belted out "Part of Your World, " unashamed, because theatre creates an environment in which everyone feels accepted.

Peddler's Village, a charming destination in Pennsylvania, USA, hosts one of the most beloved festivals in the Northeast — Scarecrow Festival. During each autumn harvest season, the village transforms into an imaginative wonderland filled with handcrafted scarecrows, autumn decorations, and seasonal cheer.

What to Expect During Scarecrow Festival

Scarecrow Exhibits — The heart of the festival is the scarecrow display. Local residents and organizations design scarecrows. Themes range from classic farm-style scarecrows to pop culture works, superheroes, and even political figures.

Competitions & Awards — A scarecrow competition is held and the scarecrows are judged in several categories. Visitors are invited to vote (投票) for their favorite scarecrows through the Peddler's Village mobile app. Prizes encourage friendly competition and inspire incredible designs.

Family-Friendly Activities — Beyond scarecrow viewing, other activities often include pumpkin carving and face painting, hayrides winding through the village, live music, dance performances, and storytelling.

Workshops & DIY Stations — Visitors who want to bring their scarecrow ideas to life can try making their own scarecrows, perfect for a fun souvenir, or entering them into the village's scarecrow competition.

Seasonal Shopping & Dining — Peddler's Village is known for its boutique (精品的)   shops, so visitors can enjoy fall-themed shopping. Local food stalls, restaurants and cafés offer autumn specialties like apple cider and pumpkin treats.

Why Visit?

Free Admission — Unlike some festivals, this one gives visitors free access.

Pictures for Days — You'll find perfect photo spots around every corner.

Perfect Fall Atmosphere — If you love cool autumn air, colorful leaves, and seasonal fun, this festival is a must-visit.

My parents came to the US from India in the 1960s, along with other immigrants from India. Back then, there were few Indians anywhere around the US. My father came to Kansas,where he would get his Ph.D. Six months later, my mother came with the three of us kids — my sister, my brother, and me. We were just six,five and three years old then.

It was the very first winter when we were in Kansas. It was so cold,but we didn't have heavy coats or warm clothes. We didn't have a concept of how cold it really could be in the Midwest, and there was a new surprise every day. We didn't have a car or anything like that, and my dad didn't have a US driver's license. But anyway, my father was studying for his Ph.D., and he would walk up and down a big hill to and from the campus on a regular basis.

Since I was three years old, I didn't go to school, but my sister and brother were in school. My father had to walk down the big hill to take them to school every day and then walk back up the hill to go to university.After about three weeks of living like this, a woman called Valerie,whose son John was in the same class as my brother, started noticing them. On a very cold snowy morning,when they went to school as usual,Valerie passed by. She pulled up and said, "I see you on the way every day. Don't you feel cold without coats?"My father responded,"We didn't expect the weather would be so cold in Kansas."Valerie said,"Maybe I can take your daughter and son to school. Would you like a ride?"

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Hearing that, my dad nodded with great joy.

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Later, Valerie and her family became so dear to my family.

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