【推荐1】ChatGPT: The Future of Chatbots

Chatbots have been around for a while now. With the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, chatbots have become smarter and smarter. One such chatbot that is making a difference is ChatGPT.

ChatGPT has been trained specifically for conversational understanding, so it is more effective at completing tasks such as chatbot development, language understanding and text generation. It is a valuable tool for businesses and individuals alike.

As users talk with the chatbot, it collects data and uses it to improve its responses. This means that over time, ChatGPT becomes more exact in its interactions with users. ChatGPT interacts in a conversational way with the users. It’s possible for ChatGPT to answer follow-up questions, accept its mistakes, challenge incorrect ideas, and refuse wrong orders.

Another advantage of ChatGPT is its versatility (多功能性). It can get many platforms together. This makes it easy for businesses to reach their customers wherever they are and offer them the support they need.

In addition to its business applications, ChatGPT has the ability to change the way we interact with technology. As chatbots become better, they could finally take the place of traditional tools like keyboards and touchscreens. Instead, we could simply talk to our devices (设备) and receive instant responses.

Of course, there are still some limitations to chatbots like ChatGPT. They can not understand complex (复杂的) emotions or solving highly special information. However, as technology continues to develop, these limitations are likely to be overcome.

In conclusion, ChatGPT is a powerful tool that is changing the way we interact with technology. Its ability to learn and personalize responses makes it a valuable thing for businesses and individuals alike. As chatbots continue to improve, we can expect to see even more exciting applications in the future.

Recently, a video has gone viral online. In the video, a group of students flew a teddy bear up to 28,000 meters above the Earth’s surface.     1     The two students are from the Faculty (系) of Science and Engineering, University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC) in East China’s Zhejiang province.

    2     However, the then-fresh student had no idea how to get started. After four years of studying, Li felt ready to try the cool project with his teammate WangZechen. The bear is the mascot (吉祥物) of UNNC’s Faculty of Science and Engineering.     3    

The team spend two months preparing for the test flight. To make sure that the teddy bear could land on an open area away from airports and buildings, they decided to launch it at the border between Liaoning province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.     4     But they solved all the problems and successfully flew the teddy bear in the sky. The teddy bear flew for an hour and a half to reach a height of 28,000 meters.     5     The camera on the teddy bear recorded the whole process.

【推荐3】①As we all know, “If you want to get rich, build roads first.” Railway projects under the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) have been interconnecting countries in Southeast Asia, bringing common development and friendship.

②The China-Laos Railway is a landmark project of the BRI. Running 1,035 kilometers, it connects Kunming with Laos’ capital Vientiane. It started operation on Dec 3, 2021. The China-Laos Railway had transported over 100,000 cross-border passengers, reported Xinhua.

③According to Xinhua, Liu Jin, one of the first passengers of the railway, had used to travel to Laos eight times, usually by bus and the journey lasted more than 27 hours on winding mountain roads. Now, the travel time between the cities has been shortened to 9 hours and 26 minutes.

④However, the China-Laos Railway isn’t the only China-supported railway bringing benefits to people in Belt and Road countries. The 142.3-kilometer-long Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR) has been officially in operation since Oct 2, 2023. Being a flagship project of the BRI, it is also the first overseas construction project that fully uses Chinese railway systems, technology and industrial components (零件).

⑤ “Across Indonesia, people from more than 17,000 islands now come to Jakarta to take the high-speed rail,” Chen Xianmou, a Chinese-Indonesian, proudly told China Daily at the railway station. “It’s not only a landmark of Indonesia but also a representation of China’s tech power,” he added.

⑥Besides building railroads, China also plans to exchange the technology to Indonesia to help the local people to operate the high-speed railway system on their own in the coming years. To achieve this goal, China has trained more than 45,000 Indonesian technicians, reported China Daily.

The art of Chinese paper cutting, or jianzhi, has a history of thousands of years. The art form is said to date back to the Han Dynasty. During that time, paper was very expensive. During the Tang Dynasty, Chinese people started using paper for artistic expression. Paper cutting became popular.

Common themes of paper cutting include animals, plants and traditional Chinese characters like fu, shou and xi. They are often seen during Chinese New Year. In the past paper cutting was usually used as decorations (装饰) for festivals. It was put up on windows and doors for good luck.

Chinese paper cutting has become more than just a traditional art form. It is also a symbol of Chinese culture. In recent years, Chinese paper cutting has been enjoyed by people all over the world. It is not only for decorative purposes, but also in fashion, design, advertising and more areas.

Chinese paper cutting is a fragile (脆弱的) art form. On the one hand, the beautifully shaped designs can easily be broken. On the other hand, the traditional skills used to create them are at risk of being lost. Luckily, some people are trying to keep this tradition alive. Groups such as the China National Paper-Cutting Association (中国剪纸协会) are working to promote the art form. They want to make sure that it will be passed down to many more generations.