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2014年中考英语书面表达热点话题：感恩 对父母心存感恩，因为他们给予我生命，让我健康成长;对老师心存感恩，因为他们给了我教诲，让我抛却愚昧;对朋友心存感恩，因为他们给了我友爱;对社会心存感恩，因为社会给了我智慧和力量。自从国家实施义务教育以来，书本免费，食宿免费，而且还有贫困助学金等。面对这些，我们应该心存感恩，感谢祖国对我们的厚望和期盼。让我们永远记住：感谢父母、感谢老师、感谢朋友、感谢全社会!请以“感恩”为话题写一篇80—100字的作文。★范文What should wethank?The thankfulgreat universe provides the environment of existence for us and give ussunlight, air, water and everything in keeping with us existence of space, bring storm to let us accept to toughen forus, bring to us mysterious let us look for. The thankful parents give us the life, make us feel the merrimentof the human life, feel the genuine feeling of the human life, feel the comityof the human life, feel happiness of the human life, also feel hardships and pain andsufferings of the human life! The thankful teacher works with diligence andwithout fatigue everyday of teach, give us knowledge ability, and put on the wing which flies toward the ideal for us. Thethankful classmate and friend grow up with us and let us no longer stand alone in the itinerary oflife. The thankful our country provides us with free books, dormitory and food.Whenever it is, we should keep a thankful heart towards everything existed. Only thus, canwe become a useful man.
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US urged not to sell arms to TaiwanPROVIDENCE, Rhode Island - China's envoy to the United States stepped up pressure on Washington on Thursday to abandon arms sales to Taiwan following recent pro-independence comments from Taiwan's leader. Chinese Ambassador to the US Zhou Wenzhong talks about China-US relations in this April 13, 2006 photo. [Xinhua] While stressing that Sino-US relations "continue to make new progress," Beijing's envoy to Washington said the United States was sending the wrong signals to independence forces in Taiwan. "If you are serious about your commitment to one China, you will stop selling weapons to Taiwan," Zhou Wenzhong said in response to a question at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, after giving a speech there. He chided Washington for selling arms to Taiwan several times in a one-hour appearance at the Ivy League school. "Stop selling weapons to Taiwan and stop sending any wrong signals to Taiwan's independence forces," he said in his speech. "The civil war status between Beijing and Taiwan is not yet over." Tensions across the Taiwan Strait were strained this month when Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian said on March 4 that the island should pursue independence and change its official title, "the Republic of China." China denounced Chen's statement as "deliberate provocation" and "a dangerous step." Zhou said Chen had become more "reckless and dangerous in pursuing Taiwan independence through the so-called constitutional reform." Although it switched diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979, recognizing "one China," Washington said it is obliged by the Taiwan Relations Act to sell arms to the island. Angering China, the Pentagon told Congress this month it had approved the possible sale of up to $421 million in missiles to Taiwan for use on its F-16 fighter jets. Taiwan is also seeking to buy around 60 advanced Lockheed Martin Corp. F-16 C/D fighter aircraft to replace more than 40 mothballed F-5E fighter jets and other aging aircraft.
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80 killed in Afghan bomb blastA suicide bomb attack at an outdoor dog fighting competition killed 80 people and wounded dozens more, an Afghan governor said, in what appeared to be the deadliest attack in Afghanistan since the fall of the Taliban in 2001.More than 300 people including several Afghan militia leaders had gathered to watch the event on the western edge of the southern city of Kandahar.Kandahar Governor Asadullah Khalid said 80 had been killed. Abdullah Fahim, a Health Ministry spokesman, said 67 had been killed and 90 wounded, though he said the toll could rise.Kandahar - the Taliban's former stronghold and Afghanistan's second-largest city - is one of the country's largest opium poppy producing regions.The province has been the scene of fierce battles between Taliban fighters and Nato forces, primarily from Canada and the United States, over the past two years.
