What will the school look like in the future? It is not clear, but most people agree that the future school will go electronic（电子化）.

Computers will become very important. Each student will have a computer. Everything will be in the computer and students don’t need to bring books to school. Students will find information on the Internet. A computer will be a student’s library, schoolbag and connection（连接）to the outside word. There will be robot teachers. They will check homework on computers and talk with students’ parents through e-mails.

School buses will be like spaceships. A special computer will teach P.E. classes. The uniform will be very casual（非正式的）. There will be nurses in every school to look after sick students. There will be strict robots to make students work. The work may be hard or easy, but you will have to do it. The work will be done on computers. School food will be very healthy and delicious.

This year, The First Class for New School Year (开学第一课) was taught in the Chinese space station. Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo gave lessons.

Liu Boming took the students to the space station, showing the space kitchen, three meals a day, drinking water and other things.

Nie showed dizi and brought a special family photo of all the astronauts.

Tang Hongbo made two scientific experiments for the students. Tang also sent a message to students, “The road of long is long and do not give up your dream because of difficulties and challenges (挑战). I believe that in the near future and I will be a better person. ”

At last，the three led children on the spot to play “sky patrol Tai Chi”.

From bikes to motorbikes, buses to private cars, the traveling services for Chinese people have changed greatly. Looking back, we can find how far we’ve come.

In the 1950s and 1960s in China, most people got around on foot. Although there were public bus services, they were too expensive. In the 1970s, the bicycle became popular in China. Still, it was considered as an expensive thing. Bikes were even used as a wedding present. In the 1980s, motorbikes took the place of bikes. From 1990s on, Chinese people’s “two-wheel dream” developed into a “four-wheel dream”. Private cars have become popular since then.

As for trains, “green-skinned trains”, known for their slow speed, became popular after coming out in 1984. But with China’s continuing development high-speed trains, the country is now saying goodbye to its old green trains. Years ago, the world’s fastest bullet train Fuxing came into use between Beijing and Shanghai, which cuts the journey time to just four and a half hours.

Air travel has also developed rapidly, offering people both speed and comfort. Beijing Daxing International Airport opened in September 2019 and became the largest modern airport in the world.

Today, China has the world’s longest high-speed railway network and largest airport. The country is moving forward, providing people with more traveling services.