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广东省东莞市2024年初中生毕业水平考试英语试卷
Stamp collecting is becoming a big hobby for young people to remember their trips. Lovers of this hobby enjoy collecting stamps about the places they visit. They usually buy stamps in the local(当地的) post office.
Jenny, a 25-year-old teacher, enjoys collecting stamps. For her, this is a great way to record her trips. Once during a two-day trip to Beijing, she collected over 90 stamps! They're all about beautiful artworks.
Ben, a 12-year-old teenager from Beijing, said collecting stamps helped him learn about the culture and history of a place. He likes to buy different kinds of stamps while travelling. For example, when he went to Xi'an, he bought a special stamp. It has a picture of an old Chinese stone bridge on it."The stamp looks very marvellous. It makes me more interested in Chinese culture,"he said. Then he started to look for more stamps with interesting pictures. Ben also shares them with his friends. It encourages them to visit more places.
"These days, more and more tourists share their stamps online. Stamp collecting is a good way to help people know more about the local culture. It's really educational,"said Gina, a teacher from a school of Tourism Management in Dongguan.
Jackson Robotics invents 3 best robots for kids. They can do different things and meet your different needs.
Name: Chip Shape and size: perfect size for kids Possible users:6 years old and up Price:$200 They can dance to music, do lifelike actions, imitate 10 animals with body and sound, play fetch withSmartBall and bring it back to you. |
Name: Wordee Shape and size: perfect for hand use Possible users: 3 years old and up Price:$400 They can help to learn new word, light-print the words related to the pictures on the smartphone and light-print what you draw with the smartphone. |
Name: Robelf Shape and Size: the same size as a seven-year-old child Possible users: for home use Price:$900 They can tell bedtime stories, read newspapers and weather reports, record and send a video, and take photos |
At the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, people cheered when China's Tong Xin finished her taijijian moves. On Sept 24, she won the women's raijiquan and taijijian all-round gold. The Asian Games have more events than the Olympic Games. These events, like raijijian, are from different countries and cultures across Asia. This makes the Asian Games interesting. Here are some of the special sports.
Special Asian Sports |
Wushu Chinese wushu first came about in the Shang and Zhou dynasties (16th century-256 BC). It is an important part of Chinese culture. Modern wushu has two parts: taolu and sanda. Tong's slow but strong actions with her sword(剑) showed perfectly Chinese wushu's beautiful mix of soft and hard moves. Wushu was first included in the Asian Games in 1990. |
Kabaddi(卡巴迪) Kabaddiis a folk sport from India. It has a history of more than 4,000 years. The sport looks like the game "eagle catching chickens". You only need a place to play it, nothing else. The place should be 13 meters long and 10 meters wide. |
Sepak takraw(藤球) Sepak takraw first became popular in Southeast Asia. It is like the traditional Chinese game of shuttlecock kicking(踢毽子). Players need to use their feet, head, knees and chest(胸) to move the ball. It is also called "kick volleyball". |
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