【推荐2】During the novel coronavirus outbreak, hospitals all over China have used smart technology to care for patients and make work easier for doctors. The outbreak will help smart healthcare develop faster in China, according to Xinhua.

Robots lend a hand

Robots are being used to fight the virus. For example, medical workers at the Third People’s Hospital of Shenzhen are using robots to do routine (常规的) medical tasks.

Developed by Chinese AI company UB Tech, these robots can offer medical advice, deliver (递送）medicine and disinfect (消毒) wards (病房) and other areas. They can also check temperatures, according to China Daily.

Liu Yue, head of the hospital’s fever outpatient services (发热门诊), said the robots have made work much easier. “It greatly reduces our burden (负担), and it can also prevent us from missing infected patients,” Liu said.

Remote (远程的) healthcare services

It can be dangerous for medical workers and patients to come into contact (接触) with each other. But with remote medical services, doctors at different hospitals can share photos and videos to come up with the best treatment. China’s three biggest telecom companies are providing hospitals across the country with 5G support. This allows them to transfer(传送) large amounts of data (数据) quickly.

For example, on Feb 27, doctors in the cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou used 5G technology to treat a severely (严重地) ill 67-year-old patient in Wuhan, according to China Daily. By diagnosing (诊断) patients remotely, doctors can protect both themselves and their patients.

AI makes work more efficient (高效的)

Ask Bob is an AI-powered consultation (咨询) platform. Developed by Ping An Smart Healthcare, it can provide users with information about the virus, help people do medical self-checks, check their mental (心理的) health and choose the right face masks, according to China Daily.

Ping An Smart Healthcare has also developed AI software that can read CT images and provide accurate (准确的) analyses (分析) to doctors. This can speed up the diagnostic process and allow doctors to give faster treatment.

During the war against virus, China set a good example for the world. To stop the spread of the virus, Wuhan, a city with a population 1.3 times that of New York was locked down and movements in many other cities in China were restricted.

In Wuhan, China built a 1000-bed hospital within ten days and a second one followed. China also offered free test kits and free treatments for its people. The nation sent 330 teams with more than 41,000 doctors and nurses to the virus hit Hubei Province. The Chinese Air Force sent cargo planes carrying over 1,400 doctors from the army. Over 6.000 medic from across the nation arrived in Wuhan on one single day. More than 3,000 medical were infected and some of them sacrificed their lives due to the deadly virus.

China also beat the shortage of the medical supplies, “Made in China” showed its great power. This was shown by the mask production which was raised from 8 million to 50 million every single day. We also donated masks and other medical supplies to other countries.

Now the war is nearly coming to the end in China.

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Chinese mythological creatures（神兽） have appeared in the Fantastic Beasts movie series.

In the second Fantastic Beasts movie, audiences enjoyed watching the zouwu, a creature from The Classic of Mountains and Seas. In the third Fantastic Beasts movie, The Secrets of Dumbledore, it’s the qilin’s time to shine. The qilin in the magical world is a very rare creature, only found in East China.

“With a head like a dragon and a body like a deer or horse, the qilin is seen as a gentle creature in Chinese culture. It can tell between good and evil and can even bring luck” said China Daily. There are ancient court stories of court trials（法庭审判）based on the qilin’s knowledge of whether a person was good or evil.

In English, the qilin is sometimes called the “Chinese unicorn（独角兽）” in the West. This mythical horse-like creature has one horn on its head. It is said that a unicorn’s horn or tears can heal deadly injuries, noted the website Unicorn Yard.

There are other mythical creatures that crisscross （交错于）cultures, too. In Chinese culture, the phoenix is very important. It represents luck and is the “king of birds”. In the West, it symbolizes immortality and rebirth, rising from the ashes of a fire.

Although they look alike, dragons in China and the West are very different beasts. The dragon is a respected creature in China, symbolizing good luck. But in the West, they represent evil, greed and destruction, said the website Top China Travel.

【推荐2】After college entrance examination, what the students most expect is the acceptance letters. During July 2019, Tsinghua University received much attention since the"3D acceptance letter" was shown on the Internet. The latest acceptance letters are made by teachers and students of Tsinghua University and will be sent to students soon.

In this year, the most special feature of Tsinghua's acceptance letter is a 3D "two school gates". The two school gates are made of more than30 pieces of paper parts and hundreds of splicing structures. In fact, it is a wonderful work of art. When the acceptance letter is opened. 3D's"two school gates"will appear on the paper. With the letter comes a message of hopes which says: "When you go through the two school gates in August, a new world will spread slowly in front of you, and a new life will wait for you to explore and create.

The two school gates" of Tsinghua University is a landmark building of Tsinghua niversity. They were built in 1909 and saw the 100- year history of Tsinghua University. Tsinghua said that the 3D "two school gates"on the acceptance letter not only holds weight of history, but also means a new time of youth and future.

【推荐3】We have heard about people who have special memories. Recently there has been a report about a woman from Australia who can remember almost every detail（细节）of all the events in her daily life.

Rebecca Sharrock, 25, is one of just 80 people worldwide who have been identified（确定）as having Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory（HSAM, 超级自传体记忆症）. It means she can remember every small event which most people would forget with in（在……以内）days as if it had happened just minutes ago.

“I remember my mum putting me in the driver’s seat of a car and taking a picture of me when I was 12 days old,” she said. “That’s my earliest memory. I remember every day since then. I can’t tell all the dates exactly because I was too young to understand calendars, but I remember what I did that every day, what the weather was like and so on.”

Rebecca can also re-experience taste. If she’s eating something that she doesn’t like, she thinks about Black Forest cake, her favorite food, and the memory will be so strong that she can nearly “taste” it.

However, sometimes her memories prove to be painful. Because they’re not just events that she remembers. “When I relive（再体验）memories, the feelings return, too,” Rebecca said. “For example, I remember falling over when I was three at my grandparents' house and hurting my left knee. Talking about it now, I feel painful in my left knee.”

“At night, I have to sleep with the radio recorder and a soft light on, she added.” If it’s too dark or quiet, my mind would be filled with all these memories and I can’t sleep.