Thuyết trình Tiếng Anh Lớp 8 Global Success

 Unit 2: Life in the countryside 
 o share a bit about what life is like here in the countryside where I live. It's a world away from the hustle and bustle of
the it filled with its own unique rhythms and traditions. One of the first things you notice here is the picturesque landscape. 
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 l !>G hu(,16-- s like something out of a painting, especially during sunrise or sunset when the sky lights up with vibrant colors. 
 My family and many others in the community are involved in farming. During harvest season, you'll often see us unloading 
 rice from the trucks and bringing it to the storage barns. It's hard work, but there's a sense of satisfaction in knowing that 
 we're providing food for our families and others. 
 Plowing the fields is another essential task, especially before planting season begins. There's nothing quite like the smell of 
 freshly turned earth and the sound of the plow slicing through the soil. It's a time-honored tradition that connects us to the 
 land and reminds us of the importance of hard work and perseverance. 
 On our farm, we also have cows and pigs. Milking cows is a daily chore, but it's also a peaceful and calming activity. And 
 feeding the pigs is always an adventure, especially when they get excited and start oinking and snorting. 
 Another aspect of countryside life that I love is fishing. We're lucky to have rivers and streams nearby teeming with fish. 
There's a real sense of excitement and anticipation when you cast your line and wait for a bite. Plus, there's nothing quite like 
 cooking and eating fresh-caught fish for dinner. 
 During the rice harvest, you'll often see fields filled with drying rice. It's a sight to behold, rows upon rows of golden grains 
 shimmering in the sunlight. There's a sense of abundance and prosperity that fills the air during this time. 
 But perhaps what I love most about life in the countryside is the sense of community and hospitality. Neighbors look out for 
each other, and there's always a helping hand when you need it. Whether it's lending tools, sharing a meal, or simply stopping 
 by for a chat, there's a warmth and generosity here that you don't often find elsewhere. 
 And of course, there are the orchards. We have apple orchards, pear orchards, and cherry orchards, each one a testament to 
 the hard work and dedication of the farmers who tend to them. There's something magical about walking through the 
 orchards, plucking ripe fruit straight from the trees, and savoring its sweetness. 
 So yeah, life in the countryside may be simple, but it's also rich and fulfilling in its own way. It's a place where nature thrives, 
 traditions endure, and community flourishes. And for me, there's no place I'd rather call home. Unit 4: Ethnic groups of Vietnam 
 , I'm excited to share with you about the fascinating lifestyles and traditions of ethnic groups in Vietnam. There are so 
 many diverse cultures to explore, each with its own unique customs and practices. 
 One of the central aspects of many ethnic groups' traditions in Vietnam is the communal house. This is a place where the 
 community gathers for important events, celebrations, and meetings. It serves as a symbol of unity and togetherness. 
 Another interesting tradition is the traditional costume. Different ethnic groups have their own distinct styles of clothing, 
 often characterized by vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and handwoven fabrics. These costumes reflect the rich cultural 
 heritage of each group. 
 Stilt houses are a common sight in many ethnic minority villages, especially in the highlands of Vietnam. These houses are 
 built on tall stilts to protect against flooding and pests. They also serve as a gathering place for families and communities. 
 Music plays an important role in the traditions of many ethnic groups, with instruments like the gong, flute, and other 
 traditional instruments being used in ceremonies, festivals, and celebrations. The sounds of these instruments are deeply 
ingrained in the cultural fabric of these communities. Folk dances and performances are another important aspect of many 
 ethnic groups' traditions. These dances often tell stories or convey messages about the community's history, values, and 
 beliefs. 
Statues and sculptures are often found in ethnic minority villages, depicting legendary figures, ancestral spirits, and animals 
 that hold special significance in their folklore and mythology. 
Finally, agriculture is central to the way of life for many ethnic minority groups in Vietnam. They rely on traditional farming 
 methods to grow crops such as rice, corn, and tea in the highland regions. 
 Overall, the lifestyle and traditions of ethnic groups in Vietnam are incredibly diverse and rich in culture. These traditions 
 are an integral part of the country's cultural heritage. Unit 6: Lifestyle 
 • · y, let's dive into the wonderful world of folk songs and how we can keep them alive for generations to come. Folk songs
 Uare like musical treasures passed down from our ancestors, filled with stories, emotions, and cultural significance. 
 Firstly, let's talk about what folk songs are. These are songs that have been sung and passed down orally from one 
generation to another within a particular community or culture. They often reflect the history, traditions, and values of the 
 people who sing them. 
So, how can we maintain folk songs? Well, one way is through preservation efforts. This involves recording and documenting 
 folk songs to ensure they're not lost over time. We can use technology like audio recordings or videos to capture these 
 songs and make them accessible to future generations. 
 Another important way to maintain folk songs is through education. We can teach younger generations about the 
 significance of these songs, their meanings, and the stories behind them. Schools, community centers, and cultural 
 organizations can play a role in educating people about folk songs and their importance. 
Additionally, we can encourage participation and performance. Organizing events like folk song festivals, community sing­
 alongs, or workshops can bring people together to learn, sing, and enjoy folk songs. This not only helps to keep the 
 tradition alive but also fosters a sense of community and connection among participants. 
Furthermore, supporting local artists and musicians who specialize in folk songs is crucial. By attending their performances, 
purchasing their recordings, or commissioning new arrangements of traditional songs, we can help sustain their livelihoods 
 and ensure the continuation of folk music traditions. 
 Lastly, it's essential to recognize the value of folk songs in our cultural heritage. By celebrating and promoting them, we 
 honor the contributions of our ancestors and preserve a vital part of our identity as a community or culture. 
 In conclusion, folk songs are precious treasures that deserve to be cherished and preserved. Unit 8: Shopping 
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 m super excited to share with you my favorite shopping place - the open-air market! lt s like stepping into a whole 
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 First off, let s talk about bargains. Who doesn t love getting a good deal, right? At the open-air market, you can find 
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all sorts of things at prices that won t break the bank. From clothes and accessories to gadgets and toys, there s always 
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 something for everyone at a fraction of the cost you d find in a regular store. 
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 But what makes the open-air market so special? For me, it s the atmosphere. There s something magical about 
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wandering through rows of stalls, chatting with vendors, and haggling over prices. lt s a fun and lively experience that 
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 you just can t get at a mall or online. 
 And the variety of goods available is incredible! You never know what you might stumble upon - handmade crafts, 
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 vintage treasures, exotic spices, and so much more. lt s like a treasure hunt every time I visit, and I always come away 
 with something special. 
Plus, shopping at the open-air market is a great way to support local businesses and artisans. Many of the vendors are 
small-scale producers or independent sellers, and every purchase you make helps them continue doing what they love. 
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 But perhaps my favorite part of shopping at the open-air market is the sense of community. lt s a place where people 
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 from all walks of life come together to buy, sell, and socialize. l ve made so many friends and shared so many laughs 
 over the years, all while exploring the vibrant world of the market. 
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 So, whether l m hunting for bargains, discovering hidden gems, or simply soaking up the atmosphere, the open-air 
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 market will always be my favorite shopping place. lt s a place where magic happens, and every visit is an adventure! Unit 10: Communication in the future 
 I networks are platforms where people can connect, share information, and interact with each other online. While they 
 offer many benefits, there are also some drawbacks to consider. 
 One major advantage of social network communication is the ability to connect with people from all over the world. 
 Whether it's friends, family, or new acquaintances, social networks make it easy to stay in touch and maintain relationships, 
 regardless of geographical distance. Additionally, social networks provide a platform for sharing ideas, interests, and 
 experiences. You can join groups and communities that align with your hobbies or passions, allowing you to connect with 
like-minded individuals and engage in meaningful discussions. This can lead to new opportunities for learning, collaboration, 
 and personal growth. 
 Furthermore, social networks serve as a hub for news, updates, and real-time information on current events. You can quickly 
 access information on a wide range of topics, stay informed about the world around you, and engage in discussions on 
 important issues. 
 However, social network communication also has its disadvantages. One concern is the potential for privacy breaches and 
 data misuse. When you share information on social networks, it can be accessed by third parties without your consent, 
 leading to privacy violations and security risks. Additionally, spending too much time on social networks can negatively 
 impact mental health, leading to feelings of loneliness, anxiety, and depression. It's essential to strike a balance and 
 practice mindful usage of social media to maintain overall well-being. 
 Furthermore, social networks can sometimes foster a culture of comparison and validation-seeking. Seeing curated and 
 idealized versions of others' lives on social media can lead to feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. It's important to 
 remember that what you see on social media isn't always a true reflection of reality. 
 In conclusion, social network communication in the future offers many advantages and drawbacks. By using social networks 
 responsibly and consciously, we can maximize their benefits while minimizing their drawbacks. Unit 12: Life on other planets 
 uman beings are pretty picky about where they can live, and not just any old planet will do! So, what exactly do we 
., "" '"�� need for a planet to be just right for us? 
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 First off, we need the right distance from the sun. Planets need to be within what's called the habitable zone around 
 their star. This means they're not too close, where it's too hot, and not too far, where it's too cold. Earth is just in the right 
 spot in our solar system's habitable zone, which is why it's perfect for us! 
 Next up, we need the right atmosphere. Earth's atmosphere is made up of a mix of gases, including oxygen, nitrogen, and 
 carbon dioxide. These gases trap heat from the sun, keeping our planet warm enough for life to thrive. Plus, oxygen is 
 essential for us to breathe, so we need a planet with enough of it in the air. 
 Another important factor is water. Liquid water is essential for life as we know it, so planets need to have the right 
 temperature range for water to exist in this state. Water is also important for other reasons, like regulating temperature 
 and providing habitats for organisms. 
 Speaking of habitats, planets need the right conditions for life to flourish. This includes things like stable temperatures, 
 protection from harmful radiation, and a stable surface to live on. Earth's solid surface provides a stable foundation for 
 life to evolve and thrive. 
 Additionally, a planet's geology plays a role in supporting life. Things like tectonic activity and volcanic eruptions can 
 help regulate the planet's temperature and atmosphere, making it more hospitable for living organisms. 
 Finally, a planet needs time to develop and maintain these conditions. Earth has been around for billions of years, 
 allowing life to evolve and adapt to changing environmental conditions. So, for a planet to support human life, it needs 
 to have the right conditions for a long period of time. 
 In conclusion, Earth is a perfect example of such a planet, providing all the necessary conditions for life to thrive.