China has a very long history. It has many great traditional skills that have a wide influence (影响). Here we mainly talk about kites.

    The earliest mention of a kite in ancient China dates back to the 5th century BC. It was made of wood and used as a rescue signal (求救信号).

    At the time between 770 and 221 BC, Chinese kites were actually called "muyuan". They were first invented in Shandong Province for military purposes (军事目的). The kites were used to send important messages during the Chu-Han War. During the Tang Dynasty, kites were made of lighter materials, such as bamboo, silk and paper. At that time, people began to fly kites for other purposes. It was believed that letting go of the kite could remove bad luck and illness.

    Today, kite-flying is an interesting and healthy activity in China. There are large kite-flying festivals held throughout the country, and kite makers can show off their skills during the festivals.

The Long March 5 Y3 is China's strongest rocket.

    China's biggest and most powerful carrier (运载) rocket roared (轰鸣) into space on Dec 27, 2019. The Long March 5 kicked off its mission (任务) at the Wenchang Space Launch Center in Hainan.

    The 57-meter-tall rocket, known as the Long March 5 Y3, is the tallest, strongest and most technologically sophisticated (技术复杂的) rocket in China. Since it is much bigger than China's other Long March rockets, people call it "Fat 5". The rocket is able to carry spacecraft (航天器) weighing up to 25 tons – roughly the weight of 16 midsize cars – into low-Earth orbit (近地轨道), China Daily reported. This payload capacity (有效载荷) is about 2.5 times greater than that of any other Chinese rocket.

    During the December launch, the Long March 5 successfully sent the Shijian 20 experimental satellite into orbit. At more than 8 tons, it is the heaviest and most advanced communications (通信) satellite built by China.

    The launch also tested key technologies that will be used to take the Chang'e 5 probe (探测器) to the moon, according to the China National Space Administration.

    The success of the Long March 5 launch washard-earned. The rocket's first launch was carried out in November 2016 at the Wenchang center. A second mission took place in July 2017 at the same site, but failed to send a satellite into orbit. According to project leaders, in the two years since that failure, the rocket's research team held more than 600 seminars (研讨会) and carried out at least 1,000 experiments and tests to improve the rocket.

    "Compared with the Long March 5 Y2 that was used in the failed second mission, the new one has about 200 technical improvements, including changes to the engine design," Li Dong, the rocket's chief designer (总设计师), said to China Daily.

    The future missions of the Long March 5 will include a trip to Mars, taking back moon samples (样本), and placing parts of a manned (载人的) space station into orbit. 

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Sunday July 21st

Today my friend Tom and I went camping in a beautiful village.

①We all want to have great parties on our birthdays. But it's not easy to have a great party. Let me tell you how to have a great party. 

②We need to have it on the right day. If your friends or classmates are busy on that day, some of them will not come to your party. Saturday and Sunday are good days for a party because the students don't go to school. You can have your party on Saturday afternoon. It's OK to have it on Sunday afternoon, too. 

③You need to invite (邀请) your friends and classmates to your party. Tell them when and where you have the party. If you have the party on Saturday, you need to tell them on Thursday. Then they can have time to prepare (准备) a present for you. 

④Think about games for the party. If your friends and classmates like playing games at the party, you need to think about proper (合适的) games. The games need to be easy and interesting for your friends and classmates. Then you can have a good time at the party. 

Bangkok, the capital of Thailand (泰国), is also the biggest city in Thailand. Bangkok is a 1 place to shop for jewelry (珠宝) and clothes. They are beautiful but not expensive.

The people in Bangkok are very 2 . If you eat in a restaurant, the waiters will always smile at you. The food is very delicious, 3 it is a little hot (辛辣的) You can also enjoy 4 food there because lots of Chinese people live in Bangkok. In Bangkok, you can also 5 American food. The weather in Bangkok 6 a lot from June to September. July is the 7 season in Bangkok. If you come in this month, you must take an umbrella 8 you. If you come from October to February of the next year, you will 9 very cool there. Bangkok is a very interesting place 10 .

Are you an "I" person or an "E" person? A personality test called MBTI is very {#blank#}1{#/blank#}(受欢迎的) online these days. According to the test, there are sixteen kinds of personalities(性格). If people are "I", they {#blank#}2{#/blank#}(可能) be not so outgoing, while "E" people may make friends, enjoy parties and share their happiness and sadness with others more. 

I used to(过去常常) believe strongly in my friends' MBTI results. I {#blank#}3{#/blank#}(想知道) if their results matched the way I saw them. My friend Diana is a "P" person who never plans according to the test result. But one day I was surprised to see her making a day-to-day travel plan for the holiday. "I thought you were a ‘P' person," I said. "Why do I need to{#blank#}4{#/blank#}(跟随) what my personality test tells me?" she answered. Her words made me think about the {#blank#}5{#/blank#}(意义) of the test. It is just for fun, but I took the result too{#blank#}6{#/blank#}(认真地) in the past.

According to MBTI, people are either "I" or "E". But introverted (内向的) people can be outgoing, too. For example, as an "I" person, I sometimes do things an outgoing person would do. I talk with others about my thoughts and feelings to show I'm easy to get along with. But in {#blank#}7{#/blank#}(事实), I'm much quieter {#blank#}8{#/blank#}(比) I seem to be. I don't {#blank#}9{#/blank#}(介意) being alone.

Knowing{#blank#}10{#/blank#}(某人的) MBTI result doesn't mean you really know this person. Never let a test tell you who you are.