I am a middle school student. There are a lot of (规定) in my house. I have to study harder than before. My parents are (严格) with me. I'm not allowed to be late for school or stay up. I can't get my ears (穿孔). They are always worried about my (安全). I can't go out with my friends at night. I am not allowed to (选择) my own clothes. I have some (业余爱好). But my parents think these can get in the way of my schoolwork. I have always wanted to be a professional (赛跑动员) when I grow up. However, my parents won't allow me to train so much. They have always taught me how important it is to study at school and (进入) university. I know my parents care about me. But I think I should be allowed to (决定) for myself. Only then will I have a (机会) to achieve my dream.

    Nowadays we can see more and more electric bikes in the street. Electric bikes easy to ride. They run fast and make no (pollute).They become very popular, the electric bikes also cause more traffic accidents. So China plans (make) a new rule for the electric bike riders. If an electric bike is (heavy) than 40 kilos and can go faster than 20 kilometers an hour, its rider must get a license. It means riders have to pass driving tests before they ride (them) electric bikes on the road.

    People have different ideas after (hear) the pan. Some welcome the plan.

    A bus driver said happily, " a good plan! I think it will make the street much safer." Some are not happy with the new rule at all. One rider said (sad), "I don't want to get a license. That's not convenient me to get one. "Some don't care about it. A young rider said calmly, "I prefer to use shared bikes which are popular in many big cities of China now. I hope they can come to Loudi earlier!"

Sometimes

    When doing his math homework, Lu Lifei, 14, from Jiangsu, came across a problem. He couldn't work it out. So he took out his cellphone and searched the problem. The answers soon appeared on the screen.

    Nowadays, many students do homework with the help of the Internet like Lu. They search information online, use apps or discuss through social networks like QQ and WeChat. "It's convenient. You don't have to wait, " Lu said. "You also learn by watching how others work them out." "It also improves students' abilities, "said Wang Shiying, 15, from Shanghai. "And it's especially true for new types of homework."

    Wang's Chinese teacher often asks students to give speeches on great writers. When it comes to Wang's turn, she usually searches online, learns about certain stories and makes slides(幻灯片)by herself. "I've become good at finding information online and using Microsoft Office, "Wang said.

    However, this trend(趋势)also brings up problems. Some students just copy the answers online without thinking. They become lazy. Huang Pengxiang, a head teacher from Shanxi said that knowing how to use the Internet is important. The key is to have good self-control. "No matter how difficult the problem is, think about it independently first, "Huang said. "Be sure to understand the reasons behind the answers, or you won't make progress. If you're not confident about your self-control, ask your parents for help."