Ants

Last weekend,I went to grandpa’s house.I saw some ants on theground,so I squatted(蹲)down and began to watch these ants.They are so small,only two or three millimeters(毫米)long.The wholebody is brown.There are two tentacles(触须)on the head.They go back tolook for their companions(同伴)when they find a lot of food.They tell themwhere the food is with their tentacles     

I Love the Sea of Hainan

<正>Hainan is a beautiful island.It’s in the south of China.The sea water there is very clear.You can see fish swimming happily.And there are lots of people on the beach.Some are playing volleyball,some are drinking orange juice,others are sunbathing.And children are running here and there.They all have a good time.     

My Jacket

I have a jacket. It’s new and smart. It’s red and yellow. There’s a picture of a park on it. There are many flowers in the park. They’re colorful. On the jacket, we can see some English words, too.     

My Birthday

Today is the 18th of Septem ber. It is m y birthday. There are one big birthday cake and som e birthday pre- sents on the table. They are from m y parents and m y friends. Oh,the doorbellis ring- ing. M iss Panda com es. She gives m e som e notebooks as a present. I like them very m uch.Butw ho is she? she is m ybestfriend,Gao Tianlin. Now ,allofus are singing the song“ Happy Birthday to You”.Im ake a w ish and blow out (吹灭)the candles on the cake.Let'shave the cake now . How happyI…     

太阳系之旅（英文）

<正>What can you see in the sky in the daytime? The Sun!It’s one part of the solar system.The solar system is a family. It includes the sun and everything orbits around it. They are the eight planets,their moons and so on. Let’s have an amazing adventure through our solar system.     

Are you ready for school？ Stationery 文具

Conversation Practice Today is the 1st of September. It’s the first day of the new term . All the students are back to school. They are happy to see each other again. Look, Andy and Steven are talking.[第一段]     

My Bedroom

<正>I have a bedroom.It is not big,but it is very nice.There is a bed in my room.A pink toy bear is on the bed.It is my favourite toy.Near my bed,there is a desk and a chair.They are in front of the     

Keep Our School Clean

I study in Zhangdian Primary School.I’m in Class 3,Grade 6.I love my school very much,because it is very beautiful.But some students are doing bad things to it.They throw the rubbish here and there.They pick the flowers and walk on the grass.What can we do to keep our school clean?We should put the rubbish in the bin.We should plant more trees and flowers.We should clean the desks     

Snow in Winter

Which season is it?Guess!Yes,you’re right.It’s winter.Look,a group of lovely snowflakes(雪花)are falling down slowly from the sky.They are lying on the ground quietly.The trees,the roads are all white now.It turns into a white world.     

聚焦马拉松：中国马拉松现象的三维透视

Marathon fever is suddenly sweeping across China. Since 2014, city marathons have been the fastest developing and most influential road running races in China with the largest number of participants. According to the Chinese Athletic Association, 53 marathons were held in China in 2014, 134 in 2015, a sharp increase of 14% on 2014, and the number reached 328 in 2016, with over 2.8 million runners. In 2017, there were 1102 marathons and marathon-related road running races in China with no fewer than 800 runners each, and nearly 10 million participants. It can be argued that marathon races are becoming a sports carnival and the name card of the development of a city in China. But there are also many questions worth exploring: Why is the marathon suddenly so popular? What are people’s experiences like with running the marathon? What problems does it reveal? And how will it impact economy? etc. Sports Review in this issue publishes articles by Ji Chenglong, D. Mgt. at Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, Sun Ke, Ed.D. at Beijing Institution of Education and Chen Guoqiang, Ph. D. in Journalism and Communication at Shanghai University of Sport. They will discuss the marathon mania in China from the perspectives of the market, society and race participation.