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In a skyscraper city (a phrase that really can't be translated, you'll just see) can live about 250,000 people. (7, live) These 4 buildings (presumably referring to 4 skyscraper cities) can house nearly 1 million people. Each skyscraper city has 4 towns, and each town has 10 villages.

8. Spend) They live, work and spend the rest of their time here. (9, if) They don't need to leave the city if they want to. (10,by) They can move around the city by means of computer-controlled transportation.

Let's imagine what their lives will be like.

In the skyscraper city about 250,000 people will live. Nearly a million people can really be in four.

Great building. Each city will have four towns with skyscrapers, each with ten villages. They.

will live, work and remember their free time. They don't need to sell what they want to leave the city.

They will be able to move the city traffic monitoring computer control. Let's imagine.

And then live!

Thursday, June 15, 1944.

Dear Kitty:

I don't know if it's because I haven't been able to go out for so long, and I've become crazy about everything that has to do with nature. I remember very well that before, the blue sky, the singing of birds, the moonlight and the flowers had never fascinated me. That's all changed since I came here.

For example, one night when the weather was very warm, I deliberately stayed up until 11:30 p.m. and didn't sleep so that I could have a good look at the moon alone. But because the moonlight was so bright, I didn't even dare to open the window. Another time, just five months ago, one night, I happened to be upstairs with the window open, and I stayed until I had to close the window before going downstairs.

On a dark and rainy night, with strong winds, lightning and thunder, and rolling dark clouds, I was completely overwhelmed by the sight. It was the first night ...... I witnessed in person in a year and a half

Unfortunately ......I could only look at nature through the dirty windows under the dusty curtains. It's really boring to just look at nature through the window, because nature is something that needs to be truly experienced. Annie.

Isn't this from a high school textbook?

K: I saw a traffic accident yesterday and many passengers were injured.

D: That's horrible! I think the traffic in Beijing is crazy.

M: You'll get used to it very quickly. When I first arrived here, I was afraid of cycling anywhere. But now I feel a little bit more confident.

K: If people follow the traffic rules, there will be fewer road accidents.

M: I think so. Now I love to ride my bike around the city.

D: Me too. Cycling helps us save energy and doesn't contribute to air pollution.

K: I agree. It's also easy to park your bike.

Visit Qinghai Lake.

If you go to Qinghai Lake, maybe you can see the Qinghai Lake tour. It started in 2002. Now it is the largest bicycle road and race in Asia. It has the highest altitude and is hosted by the International Cycling Union among various ethnic groups.

The Tour de France is the most famous in the world. It started in Paris, France, and is 1903 and 1500 miles long. Today's race covers about 2,000 miles and has 21 timed stages over three weeks.

The athlete has one or two days off. They pass through the Alps, the plateau and the Pyrenees. The roads are very difficult to ride.

The winner is the average total time to look best. Even if there is one less stage, he will not be able to do it.

I don't know, you ask others, I didn't learn.

Tony: Lady Goldigold, walking alone in the forest, picking some flowers.

Daming: Oh, does she often go for walks in the forest alone?

Tony: No, she doesn't go often' and soon she got lost. The goldenrod girl looked around:

Where am I? She asked. Then she noticed a house, and she hurried towards it and knocked on the door.

No one answered, so she knocked again. Finally, she pushed the door, and it opened, and there was no one inside.

Da Ming: Oh! Isn't there anyone in the house?

Tony: Wait a minute, Ming! The golden phoenix girl entered the house and looked into a small room.

On a table there are three bowls with delicious food. One bowl is small, one bowl is large, and one bowl is particularly large. The goldenrod girl was very hungry.

She picked up the extraordinarily large bowl, but she didn't like it—it was too hot. Then she picked up the bowl again, but still didn't like it—it was too cold. The small bowl was just right, and she ate all the food in the bowl.