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In order to enrich students' winter holiday,Bluesky Project has restarted. I think I have benefiting a lot from the project. During it I visited many famous museums,what I learned the knowledge that can't be found in textbooks and had my horizon broaden as well. To explore more about nature,I also went to Beijing botanic garden and had a close contact with plant,which made my body and soul relaxed entire. What is more,as a booklover,I couldn't miss the chance to go to bookstores in search for my favorite books. Beside,I went to play the basketball with my classmates. My body grew stronger through this daily exercise. In word,I have benefited a lot from this project,which kept me in a happily mood all through the winter.

In order to enrich students' winter holiday,

Bluesky Project has restarted. I think I have

benefiting a lot from the project. During it I visited

benefited

many famous museums,what I learned the

where

knowledge that can't be found in textbooks and had

my horizon broaden as well. To explore more

broadened

about nature,I also went to Beijing botanic garden

and had a close contact with plant,which made my

plants

body and soul relaxed entire. What is more,as a

entirely

booklover,I couldn't miss the chance to go to

bookstores in search for my favorite books. Beside,of

Besides

I went to play the,basketball with my classmates.

My body grew stronger through this daily exercise.

In A word,I have benefited a lot from this project,

which kept me in a happily mood all through the

happy

winter.

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