1 . Summer is coming. Are you looking for a part-time job? Here are some possible options.

Lifeguard

Are you a strong swimmer and a good communicator? Would you like a challenge? We are looking for lifeguards for our busy summer season. No experience is necessary as you will get two weeks of training before you start the job. As well as being physically fit, you need to be available for work Mon-Fri, 7- 11 a.m.

Store assistant

We are looking for store assistants for our busy gift store. Applicants need to be reliable, friendly, and enjoy speaking to customers. A second language is preferred as many of our customers are tourists from other countries. The positions are part-time and you need to work from Thursday to Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Fashion designer

Are you interested in the latest styles? Are you creative and good at art? If so, Dresswise is looking for a young person to create new looks for our teen department. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in the clothing industry. You will need to work four days a week and we’ll pay you for each design we use. We’ll also give you samples of your designs to wear.

Game tester

Are you into technology and creative? Would you like to play and test educational games and get paid for it? This is an exciting part-time job for somebody who loves playing games. We offer flexible hours. If this is for you, write a description of your favorite game and why you like it in no more than 150 words.

If you are interested in any of the above jobs, please contact us at studentunrion @campus.com.

Caius and Laurina could be the world’s thriftiest couple after     1     (tie) the knot in their all expenses spared wedding. The couple had their dream wedding in Scotland complete with flowers, cakes, photographer and even a jazz band without     2     (bare) spending a cent.

The couple,     3     are into recycling and self-sufficiency, couldn’t avoid the 70 pound     4     (marry) fee but everything else was either donated or found for free. The wedding rings were even handcrafted by the bride herself from antlers(鹿角)     5     (find) in her garden while her vintage wedding dress cost ￡1 or $1.50- the couple’s only other expense.

His mother Suzanne, who is     6     church reader, conducted the ceremony in a barn at the couple’s home while the guests were all asked     7     (bring) a plate of food each. The bride, 36, and groom, 39,     8     (pronounce) man and wife by local reverend (牧师) who offered his services for free, while the photographer offered his services in exchange     9     some graphic design work by the bride, and the cakes were made by her aunt. They said they were determined to have the     10     (cheap) wedding possible so they could save money for their dream home and honeymoon.

4 . Celebrate Farming with LEAF Open Farm Sunday 2023

How many people have passed your farm, seen your pigs and wondered what happens behind the farm gate? There is a genuine interest across society to learn about where food comes from, what the work farmers do and how the countryside is managed.

Whether you host an event for 20 people or 200, the day is really rewarding, a great way to involve your local community and is hugely positive PR for British farming. A simple self-guided farm walk is all you need to offer, and LEAF has lots of free resources and top tips available to help with your planning, including:

● bow to manage your visitor numbers with the ticketing system

● planning and messaging for a farm walk

● creative activity ideas

● risk assessment templates (样板)

● creating a hand-washing station (needed if you have livestock)

Cooperate with a local farmer, run your own event, or offer to help someone who is taking part this year and play your part in promoting British farming.

Following registration, you will receive a handbook with guidance on how to organize a safe and engaging event. There is also a team of LEAF Open Farm Sunday ambassadors who are at the end of an email or phone to answer your questions.

To find out more, visit: farmsunday.org.

On 22nd December 2023, the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (联合国大会) witnessed a     1     (history) milestone. Unanimously (一致地), the assembly agreed to declare the Spring Festival a United Nation’s holiday. This decision has been welcomed as a significant recognition of the festival     2     (celebrate) by millions worldwide, particularly within Chinese communities.

The resolution     3     (honor) Chinese New Year as a UN holiday is a mirror     4     (reflect) the cultural diversity and the spirit of the global organization. The UN, through this agreement, has made a strong statement of its commitment to cultures and the acknowledgment of important cultural celebrations     5     (globe). The move is     6     proof of the UN General Assembly’s ability in emphasizing their role in strengthening global unity and respect for all cultures.

Chinese New Year is not only a celebration marked     7     feasts, fireworks, and family reunions but also a rich cultural tradition     8     includes various elements of Chinese philosophy, folklore, and symbolism. By declaring it a UN holiday, the United Nations     9     (promote) its status so far, giving it a global platform and encouraging a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture.

In conclusion, the decision provides an opportunity for the world to learn and understand more about Chinese culture. Moreover, it     10     (far) promotes the principles of peace, respect, and mutual understanding that highlight the mission and vision of the United Nations.

The Lantern Festival falls on the first full moon of the new lunar year. The Festival, with     1     history of over 2,000 years,     2    (date) back to the Han Dynasty. The festival originates from an Act, released by Emperor Wendi of the Western Han Dynasty,     3     (honor) deities (神明) and ancestors with lantern displays.

A large quantity of customs and traditions are associated with the Lantern Festival, one of     4     is the lighting of Lanterns that     5     (display) in different shapes and sizes. In many northern parts of China, grand lantern displays featuring diverse sizes and themes, create an attractive scene,     6    , in the south, the tradition of floating lanterns offers a beautiful gesture of releasing the past to embrace the future. More than just a visual feast, the lanterns are part of China’s intangible cultural heritage, representing hope and renewal as they light up the     7     (dark) to welcome the new year.

    8     important tradition is the solving of lantern riddles. Lantern owners write riddles on pieces of paper and attach them to their lanterns while festival-goers of all ages stroll among the lights, trying to solve these riddles.     9     (basic), successful solvers often receive gifts, adding to the festive atmosphere.

The cultural celebration has successfully extended beyond traditional foods     10     the way people prepare for the festival.

The Yuyuan Garden Lantern Show is a traditional event     1     takes place every year in Songjiang District of Shanghai. Lantern shows can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. Later after the Ming Dynasty, such events became a     2     (culture) fixture in Shanghai.     3     all the lantern shows in Shanghai, the one in the Yuyuan Garden is    4     (general) considered to be the most attractive.

Today, the Yuyuan Garden Lantern Show has three distinct features. One is that every year, there are lanterns     5     (make)in the shape of the animal of the Chinese zodiac for that year. The second feature is a large group of themed lanterns that interpret traditional Chinese culture     6     lantern culture. The third one is the mixture of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship, as well as the use of multimedia,     7     (bring) the light show to a next level.

With the     8     (combine) of traditional lantern displays and modern technologies, as well as     9     abundance of distinct Chinese elements, the lantern show     10     (carry) on celebrations for the traditional Chinese New Year and sends blessings for the coming year.