热心网友
回答时间:2022-06-08 21:44
An Unforgettable Day
Late one afternoon, I was on my way home from school. I walked slowly along the street with my head drooped. The scenes on both sides of the street were beautiful, but I had no interest in them at all. I walked and walked, thinking of what had happened that day.Just a few minutes before the second class began that afternoon, I was asked to go to the teacher's office. I heard my teacher talking to my mother with anger.How could you dare to go to see a film this morning without permission? Mother said at the top of her voice, slapping me in the face heavily. I look at Mother, mbfounded…I walked more slowly, for I had seen my house ahead, where Mother was always standing at the door, smiling at me, at this time every day. But now, she wasn't there. My heard was beating faster. I even didn't dare to open the door for fear that Mother should beat again.Not knowing what to do, I sat on the ground near the door, blaming myself for what I had done. I was lost in deep agony.Suddenly a soft hand patted me on the head. I looked up, seeing Mother standing beside me. I couldn't help crying, Mum! tears rolling down my cheeks.
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热心网友
回答时间:2022-06-08 23:02
Dear editor,
I learned from your newspaper that you want an article about smoking
before the World No Tobacco Day(May 31). Now I'd like to give one.
China's Ministry of Health gave a report about smoking in China on
May 30, 2012. It was reported that about 300 million Chinese smoked.
More than 52.9 percent were men and about 47.1 percent were women-
smokers. 740 million Chinese were suffering from second-hand smoke.
The death toll caused by smoking reached 1 million every year. And it
would rise to 3 million after 2050. The fact is horrible. So, in order
to keep us Chinese healthy, we should forbid smoking in public
especially at school.
Yours,
XXX
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