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The Double-Edged Sword of AI

The Double-Edged Sword of AIArtificial intelligence, exemplified by tools like DeepSeek, has revolutionized efficiency in fields from healthcare to education. For instance, AI tutors personalize learning, allowing students to grasp complex concepts at their own pace. However, this advancement brings ethical dilemmas, such as privacy invasion and job displacement. A recent survey shows 40% of workers fear AI could replace their roles by 20305.

To harness AI ethically, we must prioritize "technology for good." Governments should establish strict regulations against algorithmic bias, while schools integrate digital literacy into curricula. As students, we ought to use AI as an aid—not a replacement—for critical thinking. Only through balanced innovation can AI truly serve humanity.

Revitalizing Anhui Ink Painting

I propose featuring Anhui ink painting, a cultural treasure symbolizing our province’s artistic heritage. To engage youth, we could blend tradition with innovation: 

① Set up interactive VR stations where students “create” digital ink landscapes; 

② Collaborate with local artists to design merchandise (e.g., phone cases with motifs from Huangshan); 

③ Host a TikTok challenge #MyInkStory for sharing modern interpretations.

These approaches leverage digital platforms while preserving essence—proving that ancient art can thrive in the smartphone era. As Confucius said, “Only innovation preserves tradition.”

Dear Editor,

The rising trend of graduates returning to villages—as “new farmers” or rural entrepreneurs—marks a transformative shift. By introducing e-commerce, these youths help sell local products like Anhui tea online, boosting incomes by 30% in regions like Jinzhai5. Moreover, they bridge urban-rural gaps through initiatives like digital classrooms.

This choice embodies responsibility: Turning hometowns into places of hope counters brain drain. As I learned volunteering in a mountain school, small actions—teaching coding or promoting organic farming—ignite lasting change. Let’s support these pioneers rewriting China’s rural narrative!

Yours,Li Hua

Small Actions, Big Impact

My green journey began when I realized plastic waste choked our city’s rivers. Now, I: 

① Carry reusable bags—reducing 500+ bags yearly;

② Cycle to school—cutting carbon emissions by 1 ton annually; 

③ Promote “zero-waste lunches” in my cafeteria.

These micro-actions, amplified by classmates joining me, prove that individual responsibility fuels collective change. As the saying goes, “A clean Earth is not inherited; it is borrowed from our children.” Let’s honor that debt—one sustainable choice at a time.

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