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M: Nancy, if you had a chance to make three wishes, what would they be? W: Hmm… I want a high-paying job, a handsome husband, and a big house… with a swimming pool! M: Wow, Nancy! Those are your three wishes? W: Of course! If I have those three things, I’ll be happy! M: Now, Nancy. Let me tell you my story, and you may see things differently afterward. W: See things differently? What do you mean, Uncle Charlie? M: Here is what I once experienced in life. When I married 32 years ago, we had a happy marriage, a beautiful house, two expensive cars, and $200,000 in the bank! W: See, just like now! M: But that is not the whole story. Within six years of our marriage, we had three beautiful children, but we lost our jobs, our house, and all our money, and then I got really sick for nine years. W: Oh, Uncle Charlie. That must have been rough! M: Yes, it was. But we didn’t lose anything truly valuable, because we always said, “Wherever the five of us are together, that’s home!” And, little by little, things did improve, and I finally got well. So, I would suggest you make three different wishes. W: What would those be? I am eager to hear. M: Well… I suggest these three wishes: patience, courage, and love! W: Patience, courage, and love? M: Yes! These are what make life full, strong, and happy! If you have patience and courage, you won’t give up your goals easily, and you can overcome any difficulties. Hence, you will get what you really want in life. W: This is good. What about love? M: If you have true love, you and your husband will be beautiful to each other no matter how old you become. W: I am starting to get what you mean. I will remember. Patience, courage, and love! Thanks, Uncle Charlie!

Sitting at home, Zhang Lin, a Dunhuang culture enthusiast in the eastern Chinese city of Jinan, paid her first visit to the Mogao Grottoes on her smartphone. Deeply touched by the amazing cultural relics, Zhang was also excited to find that she could chat with other visitors on the online tour. That was quite a different experience from the field tours she had had before. Nowadays, many Chinese scenic spots provide online touring services for both domestic and overseas visitors. The Dunhuang Academy in northwestern China’s Gansu Province has been offering online exhibitions on various platforms, including its official website "Digital Dunhuang". Visitors can be immersed in the digital images of more than 4,430 square meters of murals across 30 caves. In early February, the mobile phone version of "Digital Dunhuang" was also launched. The online touring program attracted five million views in the first 10 days after its

Kate: Hi Sam, you look very relaxed today. Sam: Oh, thanks Kate. I've just come back from a camping holiday, actually. Kate: A camping holiday? Most people come back from camping looking tired because of the lack of comfortable facilities! Sam: Ah well, actually I cheated. I went glamping. Kate: Glamping? Sam: Yes, glamping. I was staying in a tent, and it was already set up when we arrived at the campsite. We slept on proper beds and even had a kitchen with a cooker and a fridge. Kate: Wow! That sounds more glamorous than camping! Sam: Exactly! Glamorous camping. Put those two words together and you get ... Kate: Glamping. Now I see, "glamping" is a word made up of two words: "glamorous" and ... Sam: And "camping". It's glamorous because there are lots of facilities you don't normally get in a tent, such as proper beds and a kitchen. Kate: So, do people really use this word - glamping? Sam: Yes, it's quite a new word and a bit of a joke, but you can read about it and you do hear people use it because there are more and more companies offering glamping holidays. Kate: Hmm ... Sam: I know you like traveling a lot. Would you like to try glamping? Kate: I'm not sure about that. Is there room service? Sam: Room service? That's a step too far! I'm afraid that's too glamorous even for glamping! Kate: OK, how about a spa and massage room? Sam: A spa and massage room? Honestly, it's still camping. Kate: Ha-ha!

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What did Bhutan propose to assess happiness?

Why is the Day of Happiness fixed around the equinox?

Why are celebrities more likely to have family problems?

What do we learn about Bill Cunningham from the news report?

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Why was Cunningham named a "living landmark"?

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Why do students want to engage in voluntourism?

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