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Rock Climbing is also about the people you meet, as much as the climbing itself. The gym is the perfect place for climbers to meet and share experiences. There are lessons seven days a week on the smaller wall and when someone is ready, they are let loose(放松)on the main wall, but always under observation(观察). The gym has a great safety record and plans to keep it that way.

The gym is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, but lessons are between 12 to 6 p. m. You can get a student package for 700 pounds a month and there are also yearly deals, but daily or weekly deals are not provided.

Probably one of the best things the gym offers is weekend trips for many experienced climbers. You can get out and try a real rock face at the cost of 150 pounds. We arrange hotel accommodation(住宿) for overnight and it's free of charge. It's a lot of fun. It's a great way to meet people, strengthen your body and become part of the rock climbing community.

My mum, on the other hand, wore a simple dress and old shoes. Her clothes looked worn out compared to the others. As we walked past store windows. I couldn't help but notice the difference, I saw young girls in bright dresses and boys in tidy shirts. They looked so modern and confident.

Feeling a bit out of place, I tried to pull my mum towards less busy areas. I didn't want anyone to notice us or, more specifically, notice her. It wasn't because I wasn't proud of my mum. I just felt she deserved (值得) better.

As we walked around, we entered a store with beautiful clothes. The fabrics (面料) felt soft, and the designs were fashionable. My mun's eyes lit up when she saw a lovely sweater. "This would look great on you," she said with a smile.

I checked the price and was shocked, It was much too expensive for us. I knew my mum worked hard to make ends meet. Every penny was made use of in our life. Yet, here she was, willing to spend on a sweater for me.

Looking at her, I realised something. My mum might not have the beautiful clothes or the latest accessories (配饰), but she had a heart of gold. She always put me first, even if it meant giving up her own wants.

Suddenly, I felt a wave of warmth. I hugged her and said to her softly, "Mum, I don't need the sweater. I just need you." She smiled, "I know, dear. But it's nice to have dreams sometimes, right?" We left the store, hand in hand, feeling wealthier than ever.

When you enter into your new school, the first thing is that you need to know the escape (逃跑) map well.

You may find the escape map in every classroom. Please go over it and remember the closest exit (出口) and right way to the exit. What you should do:

*If you see a fire or smell smoke, don't wait. Every room in the school has got a fire alarm (报警器). Use something hard, like a shoe, to break the glass and start the alarm system.

*If you hear the fire alarm, move quickly. Don't stop to get your textbooks and notes. Leave your things in the classroom.

*Don't run! Walk quickly to the playground. Remember to follow the arrows (箭头) on the fire escape map.

*Don't go home! Wait for your teacher to call your name and be sure that you are safe. Be careful. Don't go back into the school buildings until a teacher has told you that it is safe.

This incident occurred during our trip to Cape Cod ,a beautiful sea resort about three-hour drive from the city of Boston.

Our daughter Margaret who then lived in Salem close to Boston dropped us off at one of the pick-up points of the tour bus in Boston that morning. We decided to return home on our own as we thought that we could catch a local train back to Salem from Boston. Margaret insisted that she come to pick us up in the evening but we were confident of our ability to find our way and, not wanting to trouble her, refused her offer.

We had a great time in Cape Cod and returned to Boston at six in the evening. Yet by mistake, we got off the bus one stop before the actual Boston commuter rail station. My husband insisted that he had a very good memory and a keen sense of direction and so I blindly followed him, without knowing where we were heading to. It was not until around the rail's closing hour that we realized we were completely lost with the station nowhere in sight! It being a Sunday, the roads were deserted with not many people walking around. Worse still, our phones were out of battery. That was when we saw a young man coming from the opposite direction. We approached him and explained the situation. On hearing our problem, he personally took us to the station just a few blocks away.

Upon reaching there, we found to our disappointment that the dollar coins which we put into the ticket machine just fell through the outlet without printing our tickets. "Only credit card works," a woman told us before she left.

Obviously, we confidently brought with us no credit card but only enough coins for the return tickets. As we turned around, we saw the young man still there.

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With no second choice, we explained to him our new embarrassment.

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On reaching home, we realized we did not have his name or contact details.

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Yours,

Li Hua

Traditional Chinese opera has been revitalized (复兴) in recent years, fascinating audiences with its impressive performance and artistic excellence. A remarkable example is the immersive Yue Opera, "New Dragon Gate Inn", showcased by the renowned Xiao Bai Hua, has become a new national hit. The two leading actresses, both born in the 1990s, have become the focus of discussion for their brilliant (perform).

(draw) inspiration from a classic martial arts film, the opera(skillful) explores themes of love and conflict among (it) characters, presenting the narrative in a fresh and engaging manner.

Innovation is central the production's popularity, as the immersive setting of "New Dragon Gate Inn" (allow) audience to be part of an inn with secret passages. By shifting the focus from traditional love stories to martial themes and integrating short videos, the success of "New Dragon Gate Inn", whose goal is to bring traditional Chinese opera to wider audience, is seen as an example of showcasing the cultural heritage and artistic confidence inherent in the Yue Opera genre.Thousands of fans from across the country (crowd) to Hangzhou to witness the show in recent years, with many young people claiming that "it has awaken the passion for opera (root) in the DNA of the Chinese people".

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I started making deals with myself to just do a(n)6 bit. For example, I'd say, when doing chores, "You only have to7 five shirts," or "Just wash the dishes for five minutes."8, it sounded ridiculously small, but once I9, five minutes would often turn into fifteen or even more. This approach made the tasks feel less10.

Then, I learned how to gently call myself out. When I'd start saying "I'll do it tomorrow", I'd11, "It's just an excuse." This change in12 was profound. I started to see the power of taking even the smallest action.

Yes, I still have lazy days, but now I know each small13 against excuses is building my confidence and enhancing my14 to change. I'm learning that progress isn't about perfection; it's about taking15.

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