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—A man ____ himself a popular singer. 

—I ____ to visit my grandparents in the country. While you are enjoying yourself on the beach, I ____ on the farm at that time. 

Who has no regrets about things done in the past? Wouldn't it be nice if, somehow, we could go back to change a couple of bad decisions? This sounds like science fiction.

The laws of physics prohibit traveling back in time for many reasons. If we did travel back in time and changed the course of events, we would be altering the course of history. An example often cited is the grandfather's paradox (悖论): If your grandfather died when he was still a high school student, he wouldn't have met your grandmother and your father and you wouldn't exist.

Putting humans or consciousness traveling back in time aside for the moment, is there anything in science even similar? Surprisingly, yes. At the level of quantum particles (量子粒子), there is something called Wheeler's delayed-choice experiments that show that actions in the present can influence the past. The experiments use something called the wave-particle duality (波粒二象性) of light and of matter. The fact that the physical nature of quantum objects is undetermined until it is measured. In other words, this means that a particle of light or of matter can behave either as a wave (spreading out in space) or as a particle (staying together) depending on the measuring devices. Long and ongoing discussions about the nature of quantum physics are still trying to work out what this actually means. Do our minds determine the nature of physical reality?

Should we offer food for thought for the future or the past? Unfortunately, these experiments say very little about how we could interfere with the past in events relevant to the human scale. Better to think carefully about decisions than to try to fix them backwards.

I had a younger sister, Michelle. But as a big brother, I rarely cared for her.

On a Sunday in March when I was 8, Easter(复活节)came. As usual, my sister and I would search for the hidden baskets full of candy and other things prepared for us. On that Easter morning, I got up early.

"Michelle!" I whispered to my sister, who was still sleeping in her bedroom. "Wake up. It's Easter. We have to go and find our baskets." She rolled over in bed and finally got up. "Mom and Dad are still sleeping, "I warned her as we walked out into the kitchen. "If we're quiet, we can find our baskets without waking them up."

It didn't take long for me to find my basket, which had candy, toys, etc. This basket was obviously mine because it contained the latest issue of my favorite magazine. My sister continued searching in every room while I dropped my basket off at the kitchen table and started separating candy into different categories. 20 minutes later, my sister told me, "I can't find it. I looked all over. Can you help me?" I decided to help her not because I felt sorry for her, but because I thought it was fun to find the missing basket.

We started searching through the cabinets(贮藏柜). Later, our parents were awake. Dad headed straight for the bathroom, while Mom walked out to make coffee. "Mom, I've found my basket," I told her. She smiled and asked , "Where's yours, Michelle?"

That's when my six-year-old sister started to cry. "Let's keep looking," Mom said, taking hold of my sister's hand. After searching the living room they went to the closet(贮藏室). There Michelle finally found her basket. But when she picked up her basket, we found everything in it had all been bitten and damaged by mice.

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Michelle dropped her basket on the floor, looking upset.

……

Then I walked slowly into my sister's room with my basket. 

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The arched timber lounge bridges (木拱廊桥) built in China nearly 1,000 years ago, still(stand) and still in everyday use, show the true skill of the master craftsmen who first constructed them. The amazing bridges,(suspend) between two banks of rich greenery and built from the wood of the trees surrounding them, are still a(full) functional part of life in Fujian Province and Zhejiang Province.

Of the 100 arched timber lounge bridges in China, the Qianshen Bridge in Shouning County, Fujian Province, which is an impressive 62.7 metres long and 4.9 metres wide, (rebuild) several times since it was built first. Now,remains an iconic image of ancient Chinese construction methods.

The bridges are built completely hand. The woodworking (master) design the bridges with range of arches depending on the surroundings, while the passageways can be various styles, depending on the use of the bridge.

To create arch support, "beam-weaving( 织 梁 )" is used in which three rows of wood formed an arch- supporting system while in the upper layer five shorter rows of wood(joint) and intertwined with upper-arch supports. Wood then connects the whole bridge is placed at the joints between the ends so the bridge becomes a solid whole. Traditional tools such as Lu Ban rulers, sawhorses, axes and chisels are used in the construction of the bridge.

Back in the days when I was just a young student, I was always absent from school events. My grades, though not absolutely good, was above the1 . However, an unexpected incident allowed me to2 life lessons and gradually accept the challenges thrown at me.

One rainy afternoon, an accident happened. A speeding car3 me, leaving me with a broken leg. Lying on my hospital bed, the reality of my situation4 . This unforeseen incident had set me back5 , and I needed to figure out how to achieve my previous6 .

With the help of my parents and teachers, who constantly7 me through the healing process, I managed to transform my8 into a stepping stone. I began to9 the will to push myself beyond my limits. After several months, I returned to school. My teachers had made accommodations for me, which included access to extra classes to10 the lessons I missed. Fueled by a newfound drive,I made every effort to engage in all activities and strived to stay11 in both the academic and extracurricular（课外的） fields.

In the end, my actions bore fruit. Not only did my academic performance improve, but I also developed an ability to adapt to unexpected situations. I realized the importance of being able to12 my fears and overcome them. The incident that I13 viewed as a major discouragement was, in fact, a turning point in my life.

The14 did not happen overnight. It was a15 process, just like adding a new piece to a puzzle every day. But with each piece, I moved one step closer to the bigger picture.