Nowadays, short videos have become a hot topic among teenagers. Lots of students spend plenty of free time watching short videos every day.Short videos bring us fun and new information. We can learn useful knowledge and relax ourselves after busy schoolwork. However, many teenagers lose themselves in them. They keep …
Read More »Calm down and gain a different experience.——You only need to put down your phone for five minutes.
Nowadays, phones and the internet have become necessities for everyone. They make our lives more convenient, and getting information is no longer hard. But if we always stay lost in the world of algorithms, we may miss out on some more interesting things in real life. What should we do? …
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By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 Rain dropped down the street, splashing the water mist up. In a corner of the city, a shopkeeper, who was a senior man, sat on a chair, repairing clocks. At this moment, the “tick-tock” of the clocks and the song from the radio blended into …
Read More »Embracing the Tapestry of a Diverse World
By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 My parents often reminded me of an ancient truth: “Harmony comes in diversity.” For a long time, I confidently believed I was a tolerant person. It was only as I grew older that I began to question whether my open-mindedness was real, or simply a …
Read More »How to Better Deal with Test Anxiety?
What is test anxiety?Test anxiety is a feeling of worry and fear before exams. Physically, you may feel your heart beat faster, breathe more quickly, or even have trouble sleeping. Your memory may get worse, and in the exam room your mind may go blank, even making easy questions seem …
Read More »The National College Entrance Exam in China—Does It Equal a Bright Future?
SherryGrade 8 In China, there is a large nationwide exam called the National College Entrance Exam, or “Gaokao.” People’s scores on this exam decide whether they can get into a good university or whether they can go to university at all. Many people believe that if you do well on …
Read More »Jane Eyre’s winter
By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 I never dreamed of being seen. The indifferent gaze of others and their constant negation left me breathless. Piles of homework were placed on the table, and snowflakes stuck to the window. Winter—originally a season of “slumber”—was a time when I didn’t know I was …
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By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 The summer wind always hides a coolness that urges people to leave. The last leaf had fallen off the tree outside our classroom. Just like that leaf, we were ready to pack our school bags and finish our last day of primary school. However, the …
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