Baduanjin is broken down into eight sections. There are different names for each of the movements. For example, the first movement is called “Support the sky by putting something under it”, and it is also called “【小题1】 the sky with two hands”. You need to continue raising your hands overhead and rise up on your feet. The movements are 【小题2】 exercises which can help you improve health and feel 【小题3】 stressed.

These days, a video of children playing baduanjin is going online. It was created by a group of 【小题4】 graders at a primary school in Shanghai as a result of project-based learning. The video was produced on the topic of health care in autumn. A teacher says it has been a long tradition for their school to encourage students to learn about the world on the theme they’ve chosen by themselves. Most students chose dishes and desserts they usually have in autumn, 【小题5】 this group decided to learn baduanjin and share it with their classmates, as it has become popular exercise in workplaces, 【小题6】 some of their parents offices. The video was praised by the students and parents who 【小题7】 it on their WeChat. Such programs are not 【小题8】 homework that can be done in one day with knowledge of subjects but require students to think 【小题9】, do research, work with others and present their findings with different skills. This can not only help with the independence in study but also improve the ability to work in groups. Students are 【小题10】 to discover problems in real life and find solutions.

A 93-year-old retired teacher is still busy over the winter vacation, giving lessons to the children in Buchen Village. This is the 20th winter since Mr. Ye first 【小题1】 teaching children Chinese and English for free.

Most of the children in the village are 【小题2】 behind as their parents work in other cities. Mr. Ye decided to offer help by giving free 【小题3】. And this old 【小题4】 generosity (慷慨) does not stop there. He 【小题5】 over 300,00 yuan on the children—almost all his savings. In 2012, he set up a scholarship (奖学金) to 【小题6】 the students in need. He doesn’t have much money now, but Mr. Ye says he is rich in spirit.

In the summer of 2018, Mr. Ye was hurt while 【小题7】 a bike to school. He was asked to rest in bed for months, but he went back to the children 【小题8】. Now in his 90s, Mr. Ye still keeps teaching for five hours every day. Thanks to 【小题9】, many volunteers from different universities came to the village to teach the children.

“This is what 【小题10】 should be like. Its purpose is to teach students how to become better people,” said Mr. Ye.

He has millions of students from all over the world. They listen to his classes online. They always see his face on the screen. Salman Khan, 42, from the US, is the founder of the learning website Khan Academy.

Unlike other online courses that film teachers   【小题1】 classes, Khan’s video only use his voice and a digital blackboard for writing. He says he doesn’t want a human face to distract(使分心) students. Khan also makes his classes   【小题2】 10 to 15 minutes so that students won’t lose interest. They can also get scores from taking classes.

The course are translated into more than 36 different languages   【小题3】   Chinese. About 80 teachers from the world’s top universities are now also teaching on the website. But all this started nine years ago with just one man—Khan. These kinds of special courses make Khan Academy one of the world’s   【小题4】online education websites.