奥运作文：刘翔 我永远支持你
关键字：奥运
Too much pressure is not good
Liu Xiang is under enormous pressure.
He is expected to deliver China's only gold-medal in the track and field event in the Beijing Olympics. He won at the Athens Games four years ago, and held the 110m hurdles record until Cuban athlete Dayron Robles broke that record by 0.01 seconds. The only thing they are stingy with is to give the kids a break - mentally.
Many people in China do not seem to realize that pressure in the form of talks work to only a certain extent and for certain people. Beyond that, adverse effects start to kick in. Kids are by nature rebellious, and too much pressure will only intensify their defiance.
Do not turn Liu into another loser. Do not make the terrible mistake of pressuring him till he buckles. Cheer him if he wins; comfort him if he loses. Whatever the result, he is our pride.
Liu xiang, although you have lost, in my opinion, you are always the best!
介绍一位女科学家
关键字 介绍人物
根据下列材料，写一篇关于物理学家吴健雄的简介。词数: 100左右。
（1）吴健雄，美籍华裔物理学家，1912年5月31日生于江苏省太仓县；
（2）1936年赴美国留学，1940年获美国加利福尼亚大学博士学位，之后又获得许多美国高等学府的博士学位；
（3）她长期从事物理学研究并在美国及国际上多次荣获大奖；
（4）吴健雄生前关心中国科技事业的发展, 从1973年起多次来中国讲学，1992年在东南大学建立了吴健雄实验室；
（5）1997年2月16日，吴健雄女士因心脏病逝世。
Wu Jianxiong, a female Chinese-American physicist, was born in Taicang County, Jiangsu Province on May 31st, 1912. She went to the USA for further education in 1936. Four years later, she got the doctor’s degree in California University. After that she received lots of doctor’s degrees in many famous universities in the USA. She devoted her life to her research in physics and won many prizes in the USA and all around the world. She had paid much attention to the development of science and technology in China, and she had been back to hold lectures many times since 1973. She set up a laboratory under her name in Dongnan University in 1992. On February 16th, 1997, she died of heart disease.
神舟7号英语(Q吧)作文
China to launch Shenzhou-7 spacecraft
关键字 神舟七号
China will launch its third manned spacecraft Shenzhou-7 from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China on Thursday, a spokesperson with China's manned space program said on Wednesday.
The first Chinese astronaut is likely to walk in space around 4:30 pm on Friday, a day after spacecraft Shenzhou VII lifts off, the commander-in-chief of the mission's ground operation has said.
The historic moment will be broadcast live across the world, and the space environment is expected to be fine for the mission.
The Shenzhou-7, carrying three taikonauts, will be launched on a Long-March II-F carrier rocket and then moved into orbit at an altitude of 343 kilometers.