Huawei, which has endured years of US sanctions,【小题1】 (surprise) the world on Aug 29, with an unadvertised announcement -the launch of its latest high-end smartphone, the Mate 60 Pro,【小题2】 (price) at 6,999 yuan ($964). This strategic move, devoid of pre-release marketing, triggered an instant sensation, especially within China.【小题3】 September 1, nearly 800,000 units of the Huawei Mate 60 Pro had either been sold or pre-ordered. The Mate 60 Pro 【小题4】(hail )as a 5G smartphone with entirely independent intellectual property rights, 【小题5】 (prompt)questions about the effectiveness of 【小题6】US-led global campaign to hinder(阻碍) China’s advancement in cutting-edge technology. Readers share their opinions.

Congratulations to Huawei and all the engineers【小题7】have been working hard in semi-conductor areas! Huawei is a warrior who can’t be beaten to death. The US, time to wake up! Your sanctions have been a total failure!

Huawei withstood strict sanctions from the US govt. and now able to produce their own 5G phones, a great victory!【小题8】does not kill you will make you stronger!

Without US sanctions, Chinese companies may not have been inspired to develop the self-reliant capabilities they have achieved today. Congratulations to China and the Chinese people for this significant【小题9】(accomplish)! US companies will gradually lose China’s market due to its politicians’ catastrophic policies and decisions!

Shortly before her visit to China, the US Commerce Secretary Raymond had said that the US would ‘consider’ lifting sanctions on China in exchange for China giving up its own research and development efforts in advanced【小题10】(technology). Ironically, on the very day of her arrival in Shanghai, Huawei released Mate 60 Pro, which can be seen as a resounding rebuttal to US sanctions and a significant challenge to the Secretary’s position. It might be fitting to consider sending a Huawei Mate 60 Pro as a parting gift to Secretary Raymond.

Nowadays, nine in ten children are now at school. However, the figure is not as 【小题1】(impress)as it sounds. Even if most of the world's children go to school, 【小题2】awful lot of them learn pretty much nothing there.

According to the recent World Bank study of seven African countries, half of nine-year-old cannot read a simple word and three-quarters cannot read a simple sentence. The reason is terrible 【小题3】(teach). Several recent studies suggest educational technology can help. It seems 【小题4】(bring)bigger improvement in poor countries than in rich ones. Some of the rare 【小题5】(resource)being spent on teachers could therefore be better spent on educational technology. That doesn't mean dumping computers on schools, hoping that children61.【小题6】(understand)how to use them. Instead, it means providing schools 【小题7】software that children can use with minimal help from an adult. It gets things right 【小题8】(much)often than the teachers do. Besides, it sends teachers clues about【小题9】they are supposed to be teaching.

Of course, good 【小题10】(tradition)teachers are not replaced, and are never likely to be.

Long ago, people believed that in the future we would work less, have more free time and get more relaxed．But 【小题1】(luck)，this has not happened yet．

Today we work harder, work longer hours and have more stresses than ten years ago．【小题2】we use machines that save us time，we still have less free time than our parents and grandparents．But what is this doing to our health? An American journalist says that people are suffering from“hurry【小题3】(sick)”－we’re trying to do more things in less time．【小题4】a result，our lives are stressful．He says that 【小题5】we slow down，we won’t live as long as our parents．For most people, faster doesn’t mean better.

In the USA，there is a book called “One－Minute Bedtime Stories for children”．These are shorter versions of traditional stories，specially【小题6】(write) for “busy parents” who want to save time! Some answer phones now have “quick playback” buttons so that we can replay people’s messages faster—we can’t waste time 【小题7】(listen) to people speaking 【小题8】the normal speed!

The only thing 【小题9】is slower than before is the way we drive．Our cars are faster but the traffic is worse, so we drive more slowly．We spend more time sitting in our cars，feeling 【小题10】(stress). Experts predict that in ten years the average speed on the road in cities will be only 17 km／h．