This year's Children's Day was special for me. I took part in a CCTV show called "I grow up together 1 my country." Our group's programme was a dance. After our teachers helped us put on makeup（化妆）, we looked at 2in the mirror. We looked very 3, like little princesses. We also made friends with 4children in the dressing room. One of them was an Austrian boy. He 5golden hair. We were nervous on stage at the beginning, but our performance was successful.

Dylan and Jesse Clay set out a mini food pantry(食品储藏柜) to help the hungry people in theircommunity.

Together the brothers built and painted a wooden box. They tied（系）the box to the fence（栅栏）outside their house so that everyonewalked past would1 it. Next to the box, they put up a(n)2 that readsTheBlessing Box：3 what you can... Takewhat you need.

The brothers filled the box with4. Soon the box began to empty. Peoplewho were hungry stopped by to5things they needed.

Jesse and Dylan were6that the box was being used. And7they were surprised and excited to findneighbors stopped to put food in. They helped keep the box8.

"I feel good about it9I want everyone to have food,"said Jesse. He hoped that this will10more people to put up boxes in theirown communities.

Welcome to our school library! Before using our library, please read the following information carefully. It will help you and your kids use our library well.

Service hours

3:00 pm—5:30 pm on school days.

8:30 am—11:00 am on weekends.

On school days, your kids may borrow or return books during opening hours only when his classroom teacher allows him to. At the weekend, our library is open to both you and your kids.  

Borrowing

Your kids can borrow one or two books at a time. More books can be borrowed only for class reading activities and school research.

Returning

Books borrowed from the library can be kept for 15 school days. The books must be returned before the due（到期的）date or your kids cannot borrow other books

Damaged or Lost Books

When a book is returned in a broken or damaged condition, your kids will have to pay three dollars for the damage. Full price must be paid if a book is lost. We encourage students to carry- their library books in plastic bags to protect them from rainy weather.

For more information about our library, you can go to visit our library website or ask our librarians.

Caterpillars（毛毛虫）are cute. They star in children's books. They turn into pretty butterflies. And now it turns out they may hold the key to solving plastic pollution.

Like many great findings and inventions, the discovery of a caterpillar that eats plastic was made accidentally. Bertocchini, a biologist in Madrid, was cleaning her hobby beehives(蜂箱）and used a plastic shopping bag to collect the caterpillars which eat wax(蜂蜡）. When she looked at the bag later, she was surprised to see it was full of holes. She decided to look into this plastic-eating wonders of caterpillars with her team.

They offered a plastic bag from a UK supermarket to a group of 100 wax-eating caterpillars. They began creating holes after 40 minutes; 12 hours later, they had reduced the mass of the bag by 92mg. While there have been other creatures that eat plastics, none of them have been able to do so better than these caterpillars.

"This discovery could be an important tool for helping to cut down the problem of plastic waste and save our oceans and rivers," Bertocchini said. "The caterpillar will be the starting point. Before using this finding in a practical way to solve plastic problems, we need to understand the chemical secrets behind the natural degradation(降解）of plastic. Something in the caterpillar一as well as the caterpillar itself—might play a role".

Do you ever travel by plane? How do you like food on planes? Many people think airplane food tastes . There are some for it.

First, the air inside planes is very dry. It is even than most deserts（沙漠）. This makes your nose less sensitive(敏感的), so airplane food doesn't good. The dry air also makes the food dry, so it doesn't taste good.

, your sense of taste changes when you're high in the air. It becomes less sensitive. example, if you eat candy on a plane, might not taste very sweet.

Then the noise. Airplanes are very . The loud noise makes you feel like you are full and don't want to . Food seems less attractive（吸引人的）to you.

Everyone expects to live a relaxing life after retirement（退休）, isn't it? However, this is not thecase for Mr. Bai Fangli. In 1987, at the age of 74, he decided to continueworking as a pedicab（三轮车）driver. But he didn't work to makemoney for himself, but for the poor children who are not able to affordeducation. Once he started, he never stopped.

Life as a pedicab driver was not easy, but Bai kept workinghard. Every day he went out in the early morning and wouldn't return untildarkness. He made 20 to 30 yuan each day. After returning home, he put hismoney in a lunch box carefully. In almost twenty years Bai hardly bought anyclothes or a pair of shoes for himself. He gave away all the money he made fromhis job. By the time he was 88, he had given away more than 350,000 yuan andhelped more than 300 poor students return to school.

One winter in 2001, he drove his pedicab to Tianjin YaoHuaMiddle School and handed 500 yuan to a teacher. He said, "I cannot workanymore, and this is the last money I can give to help others." 4 yearslater, he got lung cancer and died when he was 92.

假定你是Daming，在China Daily的网站上读了白芳礼老人的事迹之后，在评论区留言，内容包括：

⑴你认为白芳礼老人是一位怎样的人？为什么？

⑵介绍你身边一个乐于助人的人和他／她的事迹。

作文要求：

⑴不能照抄原文；不得在作文中出现学校真实的名称和学生的真实姓名。

⑵语句连贯词数80个左右。开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数。

After reading the article about Mr. Bai Fangli, I'm deeply moved.