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I watched through my eyes as my son raised his hand in celebration and began to shout together, "Well done Mickey!" Well done Mickey! Amid the cheers, the two teams instantly surrounded Mitch and congratulated him on achieving his goal.

Among them, high five, a type of American cultural gesture, has no official Chinese name, and generally stands for "high-fives to celebrate success" and is sometimes written as "give me five".

I watched, through tears, and my son resigned his hand with a high-five, cheered and saluted, and then remembered the classic Mickey said: "Look at what you do!" The road to go is Mickey! Surrounded by two teams on the couch, joined the chanting on Mickey and congratulated him on his goal.

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What do you want to do when you grow up?

I want to be an engineer.

How are you going to make it happen?

I will work hard to study mathematics.

Where are you going to work?

I'm going to move to Shanghai.

When are you going to start?

I'm ready to start after finishing high school and college.

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What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be an engineer.

What are you going to do? I will work hard to learn mathematics.

Are you going to work? I will be moving to Shanghai.

When do you want to start? I'm going to start when I'm done in high school and college.

The first row on the left is what do you want to do when you grow up?

Line 2 What do you want to do?

Line 3 Are you going to work?

Line 4 When will you start?

The first line on the right is that I want to be an engineer.

Line 2 I really want to learn math.

Line 3 I'm moving to Shanghai.

Line 4 It will start when I finish high school and college.

What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be an engineer.

If there is an iQIYI member, I will tell you.

My family weekend.

Hello, I'm — (fill in person's name).

On weekends, I'm always— (fill in events). I'm usually — (fill in the event). Sometimes I- (fill in the event).

Mine - (fill in family) usually - (fill in the incident). Sometimes—(fill in the event).

On the weekend, we- (fill in the mood).

How's your home?

Hello, I am. I'm always... I often do. Sometimes I...

I.. Often...

Sometimes.. Fill it out yourself.

How about we are in the weekend.

What about your family?

My weekend. Hello, I am ... I'm always... I often do. In my spare time I...

I.. Often... Sometimes..

Hello, I am ... On weekends I always ......I often do. Sometimes I ......

Once upon a time, there was a man who wanted to make the world's largest pearl. He went to the river to pick grains of sand. He asked the sand if they wanted to be pearls, and most of them said "No!" Finally one agreed, and it made him happy.

The other grains of sand laugh at it because it lives in mussels, away from relatives and friends, and does not see the sun, rain and dew, bright moonlight, pleasant breeze, (7 here is only) only dark, wet, cold and lonely.

Years passed, and that grain of sand grew into a priceless pearl. The sand that mocked it was still a pile of sand, and (9 here should be while) some of it had turned to dirt.

If there's anything that turns a stone into gold, it's suffering and suffering. Overcoming pain and perseverance, when you walk through the long tunnel of darkness and trouble, the ordinary you, like a brave beach, has grown into a pearl.