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A Year in Our World

Time is always moving forward. One second turns into a minute, then an hour, a day, and finally a year. Let me tell you about a special year in our world.

It was a sunny morning in January. The capital city of China, Beijing, was covered in snow. Students in London, England, walked to school through quiet streets. In a small village in India, farmers worked in the fields under a blue sky. Meanwhile, in America, people celebrated New Year’s Day with fireworks lighting up the night.

Spring arrived in March. Cherry blossoms bloomed in Japan, and families in Australia enjoyed picnics in parks. By noon, children played on the playground near a lake in Canada. In the countryside of Russia, rivers flowed fast as snow melted from mountains. April brought rain to the forests of England, turning the grass bright green.

Summer came in June. Beaches in Australia and California filled with people swimming in the sea. On weekends, teenagers in Tokyo, Japan, visited pools or hiked hills. In July, American families traveled to national parks, while Chinese students studied for exams under the hot afternoon sun. Evenings in Paris, France, were lively, with cafes open late into the night.

Autumn began in September. Leaves in Canadian forests turned red and gold. Farmers in India harvested crops, and students in England returned to university. October evenings in New York City were cool, and people gathered in squares for festivals. In November, Russian villages prepared for winter, while Mexico celebrated the Day of the Dead under a starry sky.

December brought winter and holidays. Christmas lights lit up streets from London to Tokyo. On weekends, families in Canada skated on frozen lakes, and Australians enjoyed barbecues at the beach. At noon on December 31st, people worldwide counted down the final seconds of the year. Fireworks exploded over cities like Sydney, Beijing, and Los Angeles, welcoming a new century.

From tiny islands in the ocean to the tallest mountains, from Monday mornings to Sunday nights, our world is full of seasons, cultures, and beauty. Whether in a town, a city, or the quiet countryside, every moment is a part of time’s endless story.