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| David T£®Waller£¬a creative artist£¬used 2£¬500 old toy cars to create a toy rainbow£¨²Êºç£©£®It is beautiful and won an award last year£®The toy cars have the colors of the rainbow£®They are organized in a circular pattern£¨»·ÐÎÕóÁУ© according to their colors£¬and make a beautiful"round"rainbow£®The cars are not only separated £¨·Ö¿ª£© by color£¬but are also carefully organized going from light to dark£® |
| The London Olympic Games are coming£®To celebrate£¨Çì×££© the grand event£¬a team of 15artists from around the world created wonderful sand sculptures£¨µñËÜ£©£¬using some famous people and landmarks £¨µØ±ê£© of the UK£®They include the Tower of London£¬a rainy London street scene with a black taxi£¬Queen Elizabeth I£¬the present Queen£¬William Shakespeare£¬the Palace of Westminster£¬Charles Darwin and Isaac Newton£®The sculptures are kept in the Sand Museum in Japan£®The exhibition will continue until January next year£® |
| Recently£¬China's first Pineapple £¨²¤ÂÜ£© Science Prize was presented in Hangzhou£®The prize honoredsome really interesting findings and inventions£®For example£¬a study shows that counting money can make people feel less painful£®It won the award of psychology£®The Mathematics Award was given to the robot dancing at the Spring Festival Gala and the Chemistry Award was given to the study of chicken soup£® The Pineapple Science Prize is so called because the pineapple has a bright color and a good taste£¬and it is in a strange shape£®This means the prize is pleasing£¬interesting£¬and a little bit strange£® |
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