— OK, I won't let them drink too much.
— No, I can't. I ___________ follow the school rules.
— Certainly. ____________ brave Chinese officer he is!
— ___________. They are from Germany.
— Jia Ling. Because her comedy Hi, Mom is really funny and moving.
— _____________. It will help us avoid getting ill.
Nancy: Li Den, the new year is coming.
Li Den: No, I don't. I'll have to stay in Changchun because of the COVID-19.
Nancy: Don't feel bad. A lot of people are staying where they live and work, rather than going back to their hometowns.
Li Den: It's safer that way.
Nancy: Do people have to go to their parents' home on the Chinese New Year?
Li Den: Nearly all people do. Anyway, the Spring Festival is the most important festival for us.
Nancy:
Li Den: Yeah, there are many. Houses are cleaned. People buy new clothes, visit relatives and small children can get some money as a gift.
Nancy: Speaking of the new year, what 's your resolution for this coming year of the ox(牛)?
Li Den: What about you?
Nancy: I'll be successful through hard work. And I think everything will be better soon.
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A. Are there any special activities? B. And a lot of food is prepared for the dinner. C. Do you have plans to travel for the Spring Festival? D. I hope I can do everything well. E. Is there any delicious food? F. But it's a pity to break tradition. |
Amy was a lovely little girl, but she often1time in getting ready to do her tasks, instead of doing them at once.
In the village in which she2, Mr. Brown kept a store where he sold fruit of all kinds, including strawberries. One day he said to Amy whose parents were quite3,"Would you like to make some money by yourself?"
"Oh, yes," replied she, "for I want some new shoes, and4has no money to buy them with."
"Well, Amy," said Mr. Brown, "I5some fine, ripe (成熟的)strawberries in Mr. Green's farm today, and he said that6was welcome to pick them. I will pay you thirteen cents a kilo for all you will pick for me."
Amy was7about making some money; so she ran home to get a basket, trying to go8to pick the strawberries.
Then she thought she would like to know how much money she would get9she picked five kilos. She thought about it and finally got the answer—sixty-five cents.
"But10l should pick twelve kilos," thought she, "how much should I get then?" "Dear me," she said, "l should get a dollar and fifty-six cents."
Amy then11how much Mr. Brown would pay her for fifty, a hundred, and two hundred kilos. She spent some time doing this, and then it was so near dinner time that she had to stay at12until afternoon.
As soon as dinner was over, she took her basket and hurried to the farm. Some boys had been there13dinner, and all the ripe strawberries were picked. She could not find even a kilo.
As Amy went home, she thought of14her teacher had often told her, "Do your task at once; then think about it, for one doer(实干家) is worth a hundred15."
Changchun Movie Wonderland is in the southeast of Changchun City, Jilin Province. It is the first world-class movie-themed entertainment park in China. There are 3D screens, 4D special effects(特效) and the world's first 5D cinema in the park. It is also called" Hollywood of the East ". You can have fun watching movies and experiencing film making here. Of course you can eat delicious food in the two restaurants, Hulin and Maya.
Now its new part, large outdoor rides(游乐设施)will open in June, 2021! The rollercoaster(过山车) will be the tallest, fastest and longest coaster in the park. It will offer an exciting experience.
| Opening time: June 22nd —October 8th | Daytime tickets: From Monday to Friday, 9: 30 a.m. —5:30 p.m. On weekends, 9:00 a.m. —5: 30 p. m. On holidays, 9:00 a.m. —5:30 p.m. In the daytime: You can't get into the park after 4:30 p.m Night tickets: Every day, 5:00 p.m.——9:00 p.m. In the evening: You can't get into the park after 8:30 p.m. |
| Tickets : Buy tickets at http : // www. changying.com/ | Adults :￥240 Old people: ￥200 (60~64 years old) Children:￥120 (1.2~1.5 meters tall) ￥240 (over 1.5 meters tall) College students: ￥120 On Tuesdays:￥ 120 (People under 65 years old) Free: 65-year-old people or older/Children less than 1.2 meters tall |
| Tips: | Please reserve(预约)your tickets at // www. changying.com/ before you visit. |
| Safety rules: | ⒈All guests over 2 years old are required to wear masks in the park. ⒉Guests should pass a touchless temperature screening before entering the park. ⒊Keep one meter away from other guests at all times. |
| Address: | At the corner of Jingyue Street and Yongshun Road |
| Telephone number: | 0431—84550888, 0431—84550999 |
Cute lion heads, loud gongs(锣)and drums, an excited crowd-these are all parts of the lion dances you often see during Chinese holidays or at the openings of new shops and restaurants.
Ancient Chinese people thought the lion stood for(代表)braveness. It can drive away bad things and bring good luck. As one of the most well-known folk dances in China, the lion dance has been performed for more than 2,000 years. It was very popular during the Tang Dynasty(618—907).
Wang Rentao, 41, has been performing the lion dance for 28 years. Born in Zhongkeng village in Dongguan, Guangdong, Wang watched villagers perform it when he was young." It's a historical tradition here and the love for lion dance is in everyone's blood," Wang said.
Now the head of the village's lion dance performers, Wang is proud of the group's achievements. "We've won many prizes and taken part in many important events, including the celebration of the 70th birthday of New China at Tian'anmen Square," Wang said. Wang's group is famous for dancing on quincuncial piles(梅花桩), one of the most diffcult lion dance skills. Performers jump from one pile to another at a height of about 2.5meters.The distance between the piles can be as far as 1.8 meters.
"The training is really difficult. Performers need to have lots of good practice of kungfu skills first. Even with that, they can fall from the pile and get hurt," Wang said. "But that's also the amazing part of lion dance, the part that makes it valuable heritage."
The lion dance is popular not just in China, but in overseas Chinese communities. Many overseas Chinese see the lion as a symbol of China. The lion dance reminds them of the culture of their homeland.
Some chicken feeders say the coronavirus(冠状病毒)has led more people in the United States to start raising their own chickens. The practice provides people with a new interest, animal friendships and fresh eggs.
Businesses that sell young chicks and chicken houses say they have seen an increase in need since last March. That is when U.S. health officials ordered people to stay at home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Allison and Ron Abta live in California. They had talked about setting up a chicken house for years. They finally did so this summer. The couple's three children were excited when their parents finally agreed to buy chicks. "These chickens are like my favorite thing, honestly," said 12-year-old Violet. "They actually have personalities once you get to know them." The baby birds lived inside the family's home for six weeks before moving into their yard. It now houses the five hens and protects them from foxes and other animals that could hurt them.
Mark Podgwaite is a chicken feeder. He said he and other feeders have noticed an increase in need for chicks since the coronavirus began. The Abta family bought their chicks from Mill Valley Chickens. The farming business sells chickens and feed. It also builds chicken houses. Owner Leslie Citroen offers first-time chicken keepers some classes. She says her sales grew 400 percent in 2020.
Citroen said most of her buyers in 2020 were first-time chicken keepers. Some of the mare parents looking for something to keep their children busy while at home. Others are "preppers"—people who want their own supplies(供给) of things if the world falls apart.
"What are the best ways to study at home?" Here are some of the best ideas for healthy study habits.
⒈Create an area for studying:
Where you study is important. You want enough room to spread out your books and notes. A table or desk works well. Be comfortable…but not too comfortable. Do not study on your bed, for example. You might fall asleep!
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Some people study better in silence. Others like to have a little noise, like soft music playing. Go with whatever helps you pay attention.
⒊Cut out the distractions(干扰)—and the social media(社交媒体):
Give yourself a break from social media. Put your phone away. All these things pull you away from what you are trying to learn. Tell the people you live with that you are studying and need time alone to work.
⒋Take breaks:
Treat yourself after reading something, working through a math problem, or completing some other tasks you set out to do. Get up, step away from your work and move your body.
⒌Eat so-called "brain foods" that are good for you:
Foods like nuts, yogurt and fish help your mind stay strong. Sugar may be delicious—especially chocolate, but too much sugar will give you an energy "crash(崩溃)". And, don't forget to drink plenty of water.
One more thing: Avoid bad thoughts like, "I'll never be ready for this test." Instead, tell yourself what you can do: "I can understand and remember this material!"
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A. Go outside for a few minutes and get some fresh air. B. Cut out the noise. C. When you study, think good thoughts! D. It should be quiet, with good light to read by. E. And turn off the television. |
This is the story of a boy who grew up to be a great footballer. His name is Pele(贝利), and he was born in 1940 in a small village, in Brazil.
Pelé's father was a professional footballer, but a serious injury(重伤) meant that he never made much money from the game. So Pelé's family was quite poor.
Pele did lots of jobs to help his parents. But he also played football in the streets with his friends. He decided he wanted to be a footballer like his father. He played for several local teams, then he was given a chance by a big club called Santos when he was 15. He was very talented, so Santos chose him for the team.
Then he was chosen to play for his country, Brazil. In his first two international games, he scored three goals. Soon football fans started calling him "The Black Pearl(珍珠)".
There was a World Cup coming up in Sweden, and he was picked for the team. Pele was 18when he arrived in Sweden in 1958. He was the youngest player in the Brazilian team, but everyone was expecting great things from him. Pele didn't let everyone down. Thanks to him, Brazil won the World Cup. Pele became famous all around the world after that.
Unfortunately, he was injured in the 1962 and 1966 World Cup. Pele watched sadly as Brazil went on to win the cup without him in 1962. He wondered if he would ever play for Brazil again. Finally, he showed to the world that he was still the greatest player at the heart of the greatest team. He helped his country won the World Cup for the third time in 1970.
Pele never played in another World Cup and retired(退休)as a player in 1977.He is probably the most famous footballer ever. The Brazilians call Pele the King of Football!
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At the start of the new , the traffic police in Changchun gave students a lesson on traffic safety. They reminded us: When we walk on the road, be to walk on the sidewalk(人行道). Don't run, fight or play on the road. Take zebra crossings or overpasses(天桥)to cross the road. Don't run the red light. Don't put any part of the body of the car. Parents should drive away in time after the children on or off the car. All parents should have good driving habits and drive safely. Let us work hard together the traffic order in Changchun. |
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