It's always an unforgettable day for my father. This is because on July 19, 1969, humans first landed on the moon. Every summer, he takes out old pictures and sits1the dining room table.
My dad was just ten years old at that time, but he described it like it happened yesterday. His whole family sat together2the pictures of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin climbing down the spacecraft(宇宙飞船), and setting legs on the moon.
"Since then, we3on another space from our little planet. Mars will be the next," Dad thought. Although Dad felt that4task was the best, he thought we would achieve more in the future.
My elder brothers5to spend more time in science. However, they found their own interests. You could imagine his surprise6I, his only daughter, turned out to be the only one who really loved science.
Every July 19 of my teenage times, I sat and looked at the old pictures with my dad. The pictures of those7on the moon encouraged me a lot. And I majored in studying space when I went to the university. I was crazy about8so much. But at that time, studying space was one of9subjects, so there were not many girls in my class.10difference the space made to my life! I hope I can encourage some young girls to get into it.
Although Jiang Danni is only 24 years old, she has a fantastic life. After graduating from university in 2020, Danni1to work in Africa for a year and then traveled to seven countries, hoping to help local people.
In Uganda and Lebanon, she worked as a2. She had a wonderful time getting to know the polite and energetic children in the primary school. To improve their understanding of arts, she included some3activities in her teaching such as paper cutting and making paper dolls in class. Her students loved her classes because they were new and different. Her friendly and interesting style made her one of the most4teachers. Every time Danni arrived at the school, they would run to give her a hug or small gifts. And after school, they would5her to their homes.
Danni also tried to6the students by preparing lunch for 40 children below 5 years old. In order to buy nice7for them, she had to go to the town. As the village was far away, Danni8needed to pass through a large forest and took a long bus ride to get to the local food market.
"I enjoyed spending amazing moments with them. Their smiling faces gave me energy and9me to find meaning in volunteer work in different places," Danni said. She has decided to further develop her dream to help others. Her10of offering warmth and love to others has won many people's praise and respect.
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THE WONDER MAZE(迷宫) New Open in March to May 2022!!! Suitable for all age groups, from Grade 1 to Grade 12 More than 20,000 students within China visited us already! Where else can educational, creative and fun elements(元素)come together so greatly this spring? THE WONDER MAZE goes across an area of 30,000 square feet. THE WONDER MAZE will test the students, the ability of memory as they find their way. It is very challenging(有挑战的)to students. THE WONDER MAZE is a fantastic outdoor learning place. It provides a good chance to further develop children. While enjoying THE WONDER MAZE, students will be able to increase team building skills, improve map reading abilities and develop critical(批判性的)thinking skills. What's more, we are now offering a special school project for only¥45 one student(value of¥120), bringing Maze into your classroom. The smallest group size is 10 students only. One teacher is allowed to enter for free with every group of 10 children. As part of our school project, the class will get a special guided experience by one of our Maze workers. We will work with you to make sure you can have an enjoyable and unforgettable experience. By THE WONDER MAZE AMUSEUMENT From THE WEEK JUNIOR |
Gourds(葫芦)have a history of 7,000 years in China. These special-shaped plants are used for cooking delicious dishes as well as making musical instruments. But today we are talking about the pyrography craft(烙画工艺)on gourds.
The craft originated during the Han Dynasty at first and entered its golden age during the Qing Dynasty. Many cities of China like Tianjin and Beijing are well-known for such gourds. Take the craft from Beijing as an example. As the family's fourth-generation inheritor(继承人)of Beijing's gourd-pyrography craft, Niu Chengguo has been working hard on the craft for about 40 years. With his great love for beautiful things, Niu has kept improving his art skills and created many works of art.
"When I was a little boy, I was deeply touched by the lively patterns(图案)on gourds which were created by my grandpa. I began studying how to create the artworks with the help of my grandpa when I was 11 years old." said Niu.
Niu's efforts to create wonderful artworks paid off, as his artworks sold well in many countries in Southeast Asia, Europe and America. Many of his works have appeared in different cultural exchange(交流)activities. As a result, the gourd-pyrography craft is becoming more popular.
In 2021, Niu started to provide a platform to help visitors enjoy the beauty of the gourd craft. "I just want to make the traditional craft known and liked by more people," Niu said.
Cherry loves all kinds of sports and wants to find a modern building where she can play sports. She also loves buildings by the sea. Ann is very interested in old buildings. She'd like to visit one in the countryside with wonderful sights around it. Harry is an artist. He wants to see a building that was designed by a famous architect(建筑师). The building should be a place where the architect once lived. Rose hopes to learn about a building that is the smallest of its kind. She also hopes to make friends with artists there. Tony wants to learn about a modem home that is good for the environment and has won prizes because of its design. |
A. The Crooked House looks like something unreal —may be a painting or a cartoon, but it is a real building. Most people are amazed by colourful glass windows and the blue-green roof. B. The Heliodrome is in the peaceful countryside in France. It was built to keep its rooms and paintings in the shade(阴影)all day during summer. C. Pas House lies near the beach in California, USA. It has four separate rooms, including the living room, a kitchen, a bedroom and an area for table tennis. D. Freston Tower in southern England has lasted for several centuries. There are six floors and the sitting room is right at the top. From the sitting room, you can see the beautiful river and fields nearby. E. Created by Walter Gropius, a well-known American architect, Gropius House is one of the most important buildings of the last century. It was once Walter's family home but it can be visited now. F. Crossway was designed by Richard Hawlces. Less than 20 years old, it uses little energy because the sun produces all its electricity. This unusual house has helped Richard Hawkes win lots of prizes. G. Keret House could be the world's smallest house. It is just 122cm wide! Although it was first considered as an art installation(装置艺术)instead of a house, it is now serving as a place to stay for writers and artists. |
Frank and Tony are two new students in our class. They came to our class the same day. Frank is good at communicating. Soon, we often study and play together. However, Tony usually stays and seldom talks with us.
Last Friday, we had a composition lesson. The result gave us a big . Tony did best in our class. In the next class, the teacher him for this. When our teacher read his composition to us and advised us to learn from him, we got to know how powerful his heart was. After this, Tony decided to change . He told us he believed he could do everything well.
Tony also told me he was too shy to himself well in front of us in the past. He was that no one could understand him. So he chose to keep silent. In fact, the teacher him courage to write down what was in his mind on paper. It helped him face himself correctly and speak out his ideas bravely.
Frank and Tony stand for two of students. Treat them in a correct but different way, they may get better and better. I've learned a lot from the two classmates.
"As China has a rich culture with highly developed economy(经济), its language Chinese is important and interesting," Afghan teenage Mohammad Ismael Adib tells Xinhua. "I have decided to learn Chinese because I would like to become a bridge of communication between Afghanistan and China," says Adib, a junior boy student in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Kabul University. "More than 90 students including boys and girls are learning Chinese language in our university," says Hamid Ghulami, director of the department. Ghulami, also a teacher of Chinese language in the department since 2014, says that learners of Chinese have been on the rise. "Although the department is new in Afghanistan, more and more students want to study in it," Ghulami tells Xinhua. "I have learned Chinese for four years. It's a very important language and I like it," Khawaja Abdul Basir Sedigi from the Confucius Institute(学院)tells Xinhua in a classroom. As a senior student in the institute, Sedigi says that China is a major economy with rich culture, and learning Chinese is necessary for cultural exchanges and business trade. "After graduation, I want to work as a translator or a teacher in Afghanistan to help push forward the relationship between the two neighboring nations," he says. |
1)汉语学习的意义;
2)汉语学习的建议(至少三点);
3)对交换生的鼓励和祝福。
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Dear all,
Welcome to our school. My name is LiMing. I'm here to tell you something about Chinese learning.
Thank you for your listening!