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It was an ordinary morning. As usual, I walked to the subway station to catch the train. Along the way, I noticed the streets filled with rubbish dumps (堆) everywhere and some people begging for food and money from passers-by. The air around smelt bad, making people choked. Everything around me seemed so boring. Before I knew it, I came to the crossing of the road to wait for the light, holding tightly a pile of documents against my chest. I took a glance of these papers on which I spent a whole night, thinking of the coming presentation I would give to the whole company at the conference.

Suddenly I noticed a little boy approaching me, who was in old and shabby clothes, with a face that seemed as if it had never been washed at all. I thought it for granted that he was a beggar. I felt so sick at that moment that as soon as the light turned green, I hurried to cross the road in order to pull myself away from him. However, when I came to the other side of the road, I heard the little boy shouting at me from behind, "Bhaiya! Bhaiya!"( Big brother ), but I pretended not to hear him, so I didn't answer him at all.

My inner self complained the country for its poor conditions. "Why are there always so many people begging for money in the street?" It all kept annoying me, making me feel more unwilling to answer him. "Bhaiya! Bhaiya!" I heard him keeping calling out to me, which made me even more impatient and angrier. Finally, I couldn't bear it any more and shouted at him that I had no money to give him. But the boy, without even bothering to hear my words of despair, cried with anxiety, "Bhaiya! Your papers!", waving his hand in the air.

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The next moment, I was frozen and couldn't feel my legs.

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I made up my mind to do something to reward his kindness.

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Zoe Edge, from Derbyshire, was born with a severe disease which makes her fail to speak, but she does not see her1 as a limitation. She won a silver medal in boccia (硬地滚球) at the 1996 Paralympic Games and has gone on to2 herself to fundraising for various charitable causes.

3 by acts like Bros and New Kids on the Block, she first fell in love with pop music in the 1980s. Zoe, 50, said: "I have4 song lyrics since I was a teenager, but because of my disability, I have never been able to sing or record them until now.5, due to innovative new technology, I have been able to have a ‘6'."

Now she has7 a Chesterfield music producer to realize a lifelong dream to create her own8 using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and during creation, she uses an9 chair to automatically move around the studio in Chesterfield and a special computer-generated voice to10. With the aid of the producer, Zoe has11 realized her dream and12 a Christmas song titled "You Must Still Believe in Make-Believe".

"It's just unreal," Zoe's mum said. "She has13 in saying her own words, but now she can "sing" her own lyrics thanks to AI. It's14!" "She's amazing at what she's done," her father added. "She never lets anything hold her back. It makes us so15 of her."

Global citizens recognize that they are a part of the global community and that their actions can impact the lives of people on the other side of the world. Global citizens are aware of their place in the world.. Here are the things you can do in your life to become a true world citizen.

Develop an environmentally sustainable lifestyle

. Do your part by learning more about climate change and doing what you can to reduce your carbon footprint, and live in harmony with the natural world around you. Simply getting together with some neighbors to pick up trash around your neighborhood is a great way to be more environmentally sustainable while also making friends and beautifying the community where you live.

Find out what kind of local theaters, museums, and other venues exist in your community and when they have events. Supporting your local scene helps you give back to fellow community members as well as build your community — and have a good time doing it! Get a group of friends together if you're nervous about going by yourself — you can go out to eat as well and make a night of it.

Volunteer for a cause you believe in

Keeping your values as a global citizen in mind, look for a nonprofit organization or a community group that allows you to act on these values in your local area.. Talk about your efforts with friends and family to inspire them to take part as well.

Share and listen to stories

Get people in your local community involved both in sharing stories about peoples' heritage and preserving those stories for future generations..

A. Respect all people as equal

B. Support local art, music, and culture

C. They attempt to make the world a better place

D. Working in another country gives you a fresh perspective on life

E. Climate change is a truly global problem that requires a global solution

F. Having these stories readily available helps people be more open to each other

G. Senior centers, community centers, libraries, and animal shelters are great places to start

Birds are often considered sentinel (哨兵) species — meaning that they indicate the overall health of an ecosystem—so scientists are particularly interested in how they're responding to climate change. In general, the news has not been good. For instance, a 2019 report by the National Audubon Society found that more than two-thirds of North America's bird species will be in danger of extinction by 2100 if warming trends continue on their current course.

For the new study, researchers collected the biggest dataset so far on the Amazon's resident birds, representing 77 non-migratory species and lasting the 40 years from 1979 to 2019. During the study period, the average temperature in the region rose, while the amount of rainfall declined, making for a hotter, dryer climate overall. According to the report on November 12 in the journal Science Advances, 36 species have lost substantial weight, as much as 2 percent of their body weight per decade since 1980. Meanwhile, all the species showed some decrease in average body mass, while a third grew longer wings.

Because of the study's long time series and large sample sizes, the authors were able to show the morphological (形态学的) effects of climate change on resident birds. However, the researchers themselves are unsure and wonder what advantage the wing length changes give the birds, but suppose smaller birds may have an easier time keeping cool. In general, smaller animals have a larger rate of surface area to body size, so they dissipate more heat faster than a bigger animal. Less available food, such as fruit or insects, in dryer weather might lead to smaller body size.

It may sound hard to believe in this digital age but Yang Hao, a 32-year-old doctoral student studying in the United Kingdom, set about a solo trip the old-fashioned way last year, using a printed map, paying for everything using cash or a bank card, reading train timetables, and talking to strangers.

Over the course of 134 days, he visited 68 counties and cities in 24 provinces and regions across China, read 40 books, documented his experiences, and used two cameras to record what he saw. "I realized that those 134 days were the most fulfilling, focused and productive period of my life. It was an experience of absolute concentration," says Yang, who was born in Taiyuan in Shanxi province.

Since his story was posted online, it has gone viral, giving rise to widespread discussion and reflection on the modern dependence on technology. One netizen from Hubei province named Yangbu'er, commented that "while technology makes the world smaller, and we seem to have more resources to hand, we also lose some things". Another from Fujian province, who goes by the online name of Silence, wrote that not having a phone means anxiety in modern society, because phones combine many functions in one: navigation aids, digital wallets, and social connectivity.

Although he foresaw that it would cause some discussion, the public attention his journey has drawn has gone beyond his imagination. He says that he has gained a great deal from his "experiment". Now, he keeps a degree of distance from the Internet, and does not have Wi-Fi connected to his phone, or installed at home, and also limits his phone usage to 90 minutes per day. He even tries to finish all his work at his art studio in the UK, which has Internet access.

Tarangire has the second highest concentration of wildlife in Tanzania after the Serengeti and the highest concentration of elephants in the world. It has over 700 lions living there as well as a wide selection of other animals.

Schedule

You will be picked up from your accommodation. After an approximate 3 hours' drive, you will arrive at Tarangire National Park. The name of this national park originates from the Tarangire River that crosses the park. The park is considered as one of the best places to view elephants up close. From the open roof of the safari (野外观兽旅行) vehicle you will be able to absorb the landscape and see the animals wandering around. In the late afternoon you will have a hot meal, and then you will leave the park and drive back to Moshi.

Included in the price (US $620 per person)

Come and start your day trip! Click here and fill out the form to send a booking request immediately.

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Dear Eric,

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Yours sincerely,

Li Hua