On a cold winter day last year, I returned home after work. As I drove up, I saw grey 1 rising from the roof of my house. It was on fire. The firefighters came to save it, but in the end, I still 2 everything. All I had were the clothes I was wearing and my car.
I stood in the snow alone, looking at the ruins（废墟）of my home 3 . My heart felt heavy. I felt completely lost. Just then, a firefighter walked over to me. His eyes looked tired but kind. He gave me a big 4 and said, "It's going to be okay. " Hearing this, I couldn't hold back my feelings anymore and started5 in his arms. After a while, he looked at me and said, "This is the worst part. But from here, it gets better. " His words were simple, but they made me feel a little 6 .
Over the next few days, he helped me rebuild my lives. He7 a fundraiser. He also encouraged people to help me in different ways. I received accommodation（住所）, food, and clothes from people I had never known. That kindness, from one 8 to another, got me through the most difficult days of my life. I felt really9 .
Now my life is getting better. I will always10 his kindness, and their kindness. And I am sure that in the future, I will also pass on the kindness to people in need.
Mou Wengui, a 42-year-old man in Zhenba County, Shaanxi, moves around his small store with a prosthetic leg and crutches. During the Spring Festival, he decorated the store with red paper-cuts. For him, this busy yet happy life was unimaginable years ago.
In 2017, he had a serious disease and had to amputate（裁肢）his right leg. "I lost hope then. The operation cost was as high as 13, 000 yuan. " Mou said. However, the local government's new poverty alleviation policy（脱贫政策）in 2016 changed his life. Thanks to this project, about 86%of his operation costs were covered.
With the government's help of job training and low-interest loans（低息贷款）, Mou returned to work. From 2017 to 2020, he learned to raise bees and pigs, grow medical plants, and sell goods online. He was able to make over 15, 000 yuan every year from them. Meanwhile in 2019, he opened a community store, making additional 10, 000 yuan yearly.
Since 2016, the government has provided over 200, 000 yuan to Mou's family. Mou's wife, Cao Xiaoxia, who also walks with difficulty, said she is grateful for what her family has received, and her greatest joy lies in their ability to stand on their own. "We may be disabled, but we try our best to support ourselves, " Cao said.
Like Mou, millions of people in China have received free medical services and job opportunities since 2016. China's poverty alleviation policy continue to bring light to those in need.
Although polar bears live in the Arctic, where temperatures hit-40℃, they stay warm thanks to their fat and thick fur, which can keep heat in and cold out. But scientists have found that polar bear fur provides something more than that. It also has oil that keeps ice from building up at all.
At first the researchers thought the structure of polar bear fur was what kept ice from sticking to it, but when they examined the fur under a microscope, they realized that wasn't the case. They noticed something else, however: The fur was very oily. The team guessed that could be what kept the fur from freezing.
To check their idea, they froze blocks of ice onto washed and unwashed polar bear fur, human hair, and ski equipment, which is covered with chemicals that reduce friction（摩擦力）. Then they worked out how much force was needed to remove（移开）the ice from each of these materials.
Ice was easily removed from the unwashed, oily polar bear fur and the ski equipment. It was harder to remove from the human hair and about four times harder to remove from the washed fur. After finding out why the ice wasn't sticking, the team carefully studied the oil itself. They found that it was full of chemicals that keep ice away.
Hopefully, the findings will lead to the creation of materials that don't get icy. Now, some of the chemicals used to keep skis ice-free are harmful to the environment.
Caroline looked at her watch. There were just ten minutes before the Spring Cup equestrian competition（马术比赛）started. She saw Sophie and her horse Blossom. Caroline was worried, because she knew that Blossom was going to win again. And then her dad would sell her horse Applewind.
The competition started. Sophie was first. Caroline was next. But after a sharp turn, from the corner of her eye she saw Sophie fell off Blossom. She seemed to break her rib（肋骨）. But Caroline needed to focus on the competition first.
A few moments later Caroline finished the round. She looked up at the scoreboard. She was first! She won!
"I knew that you were going to win!" Fred said to his sister at the finish line.
"I'm so happy, " said Caroline, "but I only won because Blossom was sick. Next time, I won't be so lucky. "
"Maybe Blossom will be sick again, " Fred said.
"What do you mean?" asked Caroline.
Fred replied. "Well, with a little help she can be sick. . . "
"Fred, what are you talking about?" Caroline shouted.
Fred told Caroline that he put sleeping pills in Blossom's water.
"Look, I'm sorry about Sophie and all that, but I did it for you. "
"Oh Fred!" Caroline cried. "Do you think I want to win like that?"
"But I only wanted to help you. "
"Fred! Thank goodness Sophie only broke a rib. Thank goodness she didn't break more. Thank goodness she's not dead!"
Fred started crying. "I'm really sorry. I didn't think. "
"That's alright, Fred, " Caroline said. "I know you did it for me. But we have to tell everyone the truth. I don't want the Cup. Not like this!"
A. At the same time, millions of new jobs will be created. B. For example, AI can now write poems and create artworks. C. To succeed in the AI era, we need AI skills and human skills. D. These abilities come from the human strengths throughout history. E. So, being able to make the best of Al tools will help us do better than others. F. Instead, it means the ability to use AI effectively and check its work carefully. |
Thanks to AI, work will look very different in the near future than it does today. According to the World Economic Forum, 85 million jobs will be influenced by AI by 2030. ___ In this fast-changing era, our university degrees or past achievements don't matter so much now. What's more important are the skills we have.
To stay competitive, we need two groups of skills. The first is AI skills. Having AI skills doesn't mean becoming an AI engineer or computer scientist. ___ We will become an AJ collaborator and supervisor（合作者和监督者）. AI will soon appear everywhere in our daily life. ___
Human soft skills make up the second group. It means abilities that AI still cannot handle as well as humans. ___ For example, humans are good at working as a team, thinking of new ideas, and building trusting relationships with others. In schools and workplaces, these abilities are always needed. So as AI grows stronger, these human skills become even more important.
___ Most importantly, we must stay curious, accept changes, and develop lifelong learning. This is how we grow with technology instead of being replaced by it.
A.Tech Rangers
Participants（参与者）will work with scientists to develop AI programs that identify endangered black-faced spoonbills（黑脸琵鹭）by studying feathers.
B.Green Generations
Participants teach the elderly to turn old clothes into reusable shopping bags every Saturday .
This is a good chance to help communities reuse materials instead of throwing them away.
C.Zero Waste Hub
Volunteers will show how to create safe, reusable bags from silicone materials every Sunday. Participants can reduce plastic pollution through creative bag design.
D.Night Guardians
Participants will use infrared cameras to record animals active during the night, like owls and foxes. This quiet activity helps scientists understand how forest animals live in darkness.
E.Nature Archivists
Participants will help to record mangrove trees' height and leaf numbers monthly with researchers. This can collect long-term data of how climate change affects ecosystems.
F.Ocean Cleanup
Participants will take a boat into the sea to collect floating plastic bottles and fishing nets that harm sea animals. It's a good chance to learn about ocean pollution challenges.
Have you watched Ne Zha 2? This film ___(break) many records since it came out in January. In just 20 days, it became one of the top 10 films worldwide.
The film is a follow-up to Ne Zha 1. In this film, Master Taiyi saves them with a magic lot us. But later, Ao Bing sacrifices（牺牲）___(he) to protect Chentang Pass. Nezha needs to pass three tests to save Ao Bing. During the tests, they discover ___ Immortal Wuliang secretly plans. Ne Zha and Ao Bing fight together to stop him.
On social media, fans say, "Ne Zha 2 is ___(good) than most Western animations. And it is ___(show) the spirit of Chinese culture.
Ne Zha 2 presents different ___ (part) of Chinese culture, from Buddhism, Taoism, and traditional Chinese art to mythology and history. ___ example is the Sanxingdui culture, an old Chinese culture that is known ___ great metalworking. Inspired（受启发）by the bronze heads found in the Sanxingdui Ruins, the Barrier Beasts in this film ___(design).
Now, Ne Zha 2 becomes more and more popular with people around the world. The ___(succeed) of Ne Zha 2 shows that traditional Chinese stories still matter today.
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