2026年中考英语复习：必背满分话题作文22 篇范文 讲义

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The envirnmental pllutin is wrsening day by day—many frests are cut dwn, and water and air are severely plluted, which has damaged ur living envirnment.
As a student, I stick t a lw-carbn life t save energy. First and fremst, I walk t schl every day; this nt nly cuts carbn emissins but als keeps me fit. Besides, I always turn ff lights and fans immediately when leaving the classrm. I als reuse paper and never waste water.
I hpe mre peple will jin the lw-carbn life, making ur earth greener and mre beautiful.
2. Friends
What are friends? We ften discuss this tpic. In my view, friends are thse wh stand by yu thrugh thick and thin.
As the saying ges, “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” True friends will pint ut yur mistakes, even if the wrds are hard t hear. They let yu share jys—dubling happiness—and srrws—halving sadness. Smene nce said, “Yu can’t walk far withut a friend.” S friends are extremely imprtant.
I’ll cherish every sincere friendship and make mre gd friends.
3. Hw t Deal with Our Study Prblems
Thugh we ften feel stressed abut studies, we must find prper ways t relieve it.
Fr example, wearing calm clrs like blue and white helps calm ur anxius minds and fcus n learning. We shuld als be careful, as “a miss is as gd as a mile” reminds us t avid carelessness. Mrever, we need t strike a balance between academic tasks and hbbies, planning spare time wisely. Never lse cnfidence—with hard wrk, we’ll make great prgress. When stuck, turn t teachers r classmates; keeping wrries t urselves is unwise.
These methds will help us handle study pressure better and mve frward steadily.
4. Hw t Be a Greener Persn
It’s ur duty t prtect the envirnment arund us. Reducing ur carbn ftprint is a small but pwerful step we can take.
T start with, we shuld ride bikes r take buses t schl instead f asking parents t drive us. When ging ut, never step n grass r draw n public walls. Fr shpping, use clth bags instead f dispsable plastics t cut waste. At hme, save water and electricity—turn ff lights when leaving rms. At schl, cllect waste paper and srt recyclables like bttles and cans. Als, avid playing lud pp music in public r spitting.
Let’s act tgether t guard ur earth, ur nly hme.
5. My Favurite Great Bk
My favrite great bk is The Adventures f Tm Sawyer by Mark Twain—a classic that prtrays 19th-century American children’s exciting adventures.
The main character Tm is a lively and clever by wh lives with his strict Aunt Plly. He has many unfrgettable experiences: running t a river island with friends Huck and Je, hunting fr treasure with Huck, and even getting lst in a cave with Becky. Finally, they find a bx f gld. Key characters include pretty Becky, kind Huck, and the villain Injun Je.
The stry’s theme is children’s grwth—learning t be mre serius—and it teaches us t stay curius and brave. I’ve read it twice and still lve its vivid plts.
6. Hw t Keep a Gd Relatinship with Parents
In my life, my parents set many rules: n night utings with friends, n chsing my wn clthes, and t much fcus n exam results. This smetimes makes me feel stressed and misunderstd.
Hwever, I try t understand their intentins—their strictness cmes frm deep lve and hpe fr my bright future. T keep a gd bnd, I study hard t meet their expectatins, listen t their advice patiently, chat with them like friends abut my schl life, share my trubles, and help with husewrk like washing dishes.
These small acts let them feel my care and narrw ur generatin gap. Nw we understand each ther better.
7. Being a Gd Listener
Gd afternn, everyne! Tday I’d like t share my thughts n “Being a Gd Listener.”
Gd listening is a simple but imprtant skill. It shws we value thers’ pinins and builds trust between peple. Parents shuld listen t kids t understand their feelings better and strengthen mutual trust. Teachers shuld listen t students t imprve teaching methds and get alng with them. Students shuld listen t classmates t deepen friendship and help each ther slve prblems. When listening, remember t be patient and avid interrupting thers.
In shrt, gd listening bridges gaps between peple and makes ur cnnectins clser. Thank yu fr yur listening!
8. Hw t Keep Safe?
As teenagers, safety shuld always be ur tp pririty. There are several key suggestins t keep urselves safe.
First, be careful when making friends, especially nline—never share persnal infrmatin like yur address r phne number t avid traps frm bad peple. Secnd, if yu’re in danger, call the plice immediately t prtect yurself. Third, eat healthily: avid expired fd (it harms yur health) and wash hands befre meals t prevent fd pisning.
Finally, with summer cming, never swim alne in rivers r lakes—it’s deadly. In a wrd, safety cmes first, and we must always stay alert.
9. Reading —— a Gd Habit
Reading is an excellent habit, and I lve it deeply. Frming a gd reading habit is vital fr every student.
It nt nly enriches ur knwledge but als imprves ur critical thinking. In my spare time, I ften read bks—like classic nvels and science bks—at hme r in the library. I prefer strybks because their vivid plts attract me. Nw I buy bks nline fr big discunts, which makes reading mre cnvenient.
Reading als imprves my writing skills—many gd expressins in my essays cme frm bks. Let’s all pick up bks and enjy the jy f reading!
10. Hw t Eat in a Healthy Way
Hell, everybdy! I’m Li Hua. Tday my tpic is “Hw t Eat in a Healthy Way.”
Eating healthily is key t keeping ur bdies strng. First, avid fried fd and sugary snacks—they have t much fat and sugar that harm ur rgans like the heart and liver. Instead, eat mre vegetables and fruit—they’re rich in vitamins and fiber t bst ur immunity. My eating habits are healthy: I have whlemeal bread, eggs, and milk fr breakfast (it gives me enugh energy fr the mrning) and rice, ndles, and vegetables fr dinner. I never skip meals r eat junk fd.
I hpe everyne develps a healthy diet t stay fit.
11. Music
I lve music deeply—it’s a vital part f my life that brings me jy and cmfrt.
When I’m tired after a lng day f studying, music gives me energy; when I’m sad because f a small failure, it cheers me up instantly. Withut music, life wuld be bring and empty. Different peple lve different types f music. I enjy lud electrnic music with strng rhythms—it makes me excited and eager t dance. My favrite band is The Cl Kids. Hwever, I can’t stand quiet, slw music—it fails t aruse my interest and even makes me sleepy.
Music helps me relax and express my feelings. I’ll always lve it and keep it as my lifelng cmpanin.
12. Hw t Behave Well?
Behaving well is key t getting alng with thers, and it’s especially imprtant fr middle schl students.
As a student, we must be punctual and keep prmises—punctuality and hnesty help build a gd character. Never lie t thers r use dirty wrds. We shuld als be plite t everyne and help thse in need, like assisting the elderly t crss the rad safely. Obeying traffic rules is necessary t, as it keeps us away frm danger. In public places (like libraries r buses), keep ur vices lw and dn’t litter r spit. Besides, learn teamwrk—cperating with classmates helps us finish grup tasks better.
Let’s all behave well t becme respectful and likable peple.
13. My Favurite Mvie Star
My favrite mvie star is Jackie Chan, a wrld-famus actr wh is knwn fr his amazing and realistic actin scenes.
He’s nt very tall, with black hair, a big nse, and bright small eyes. What I like mst abut him is his warm smile—he always wears it, especially after defeating villains in his films. Mst f his mvies are exciting and full f psitive energy, and Plice Stry is my favrite—it fully shws his curage and superb actin skills.
What I admire mst is his kindness: he ften dnates mney t help pr children g t schl. Jackie Chan is nt just an actr but a rle mdel. I’ll learn his kindness and dedicatin t his career.
14. What Will Yu D fr Mum?
Hell, class! I’m Li Jing. Mther’s Day is cming sn, and I want t d smething special t thank Mum fr her selfless lve ver the years.
First, I’ll buy her favrite rses—she has lved flwers since I was little. After schl, I’ll ck a delicius dinner by myself, including her tw favrite dishes: braised prk and fried shrimp. During dinner, I’ll give her a handmade card with a shrt nte: “I lve yu, Mum! Thank yu fr taking care f me.” After dinner, I’ll help her wash dishes and massage her shulders t relax her tired bdy.
I lve Mum deeply, and I’ll als study hard t make her prud. Thanks fr yur attentin!
15. My Free Time
I have a rich and meaningful free time that helps me relax and grw.
After schl, I ften d sprts like playing basketball with friends. This nt nly strengthens my bdy but als teaches me the imprtance f teamwrk. When I’m tired frm sprts, I listen t light music r watch dcumentaries—music calms my mind, and dcumentaries help me learn mre abut the wrld. On weekends, I help my parents with husewrk: washing dishes, sweeping the flr, and flding clthes. Smetimes, I sit n the balcny t read—classic nvels, science bks, r pems.
Reading calms me and enriches my knwledge. I lve my free time fr the freedm and grwth it brings.
16. My Dream
Everyne has dreams, and as middle schl students, ur small dreams are imprtant parts f the “China Dream.” A big dream is made up f many small, steady effrts.
My name is Li Hng, and my dream is t be a great scientist. I want t cntribute t China’s scientific develpment, like inventing new technlgies t help peple’s lives. T achieve this dream, I’ll study hard: learn mre knwledge in math and science, d experiments carefully in class, and ask teachers fr help when I’m cnfused. When facing difficulties, I’ll stay psitive and never give up.
I believe every small step I take nw will bring me clser t my dream. Let’s hld n t ur dreams—they’ll cme true ne day!
17. When in China, D as the Chinese D
Meals in China are quite different frm thse in the West, and understanding these differences helps yu integrate better.
In China, lunch is usually arund 12 ’clck, and it ften includes rice, vegetables, and meat t ensure balanced nutritin. Dinner is much earlier than in Western cuntries—mst families eat befre 7 p.m. We use chpsticks fr mst fd, and learning t use them skillfully is a way t shw respect fr lcal culture. Unlike Western three-curse dinners (appetizer, main dish, dessert), Chinese dinners have many dishes served tgether n the table. Als, Chinese peple lve talking abut fd during meals—it makes the time lively and enjyable.
Remember: When in China, watch lcals and fllw their ways. It will make yur stay mre pleasant.
18. A Gd Habit, a Successful Schl Life
A habit is smething we d regularly withut thinking, and gd habits are the key t a successful schl life.
In daily life, we need three imprtant habits: keep a balanced diet (eat mre vegetables, less junk fd) t stay healthy; exercise ften (like running r playing ball) t stay energetic; and use time wisely (make a daily plan) t avid laziness. In study, gd habits are als necessary: preview lessns befre class t grasp key pints in advance; listen carefully in class t fllw teachers’ ideas; and d hmewrk independently t check ur learning prgress.
Gd habits help us learn better, imprve ur skills, and develp self-discipline. They lay a slid fundatin fr future success. I’m glad I have frmed these gd habits!
19. Sharing
Learning t share is a valuable lessn fr everyne—it makes life mre clrful and cnnects peple clser.
I share many things in different ways: I tell interesting stries frm bks t friends, share useful study tips via QQ, and talk abut happy mments (like winning a basketball game) with my family ver dinner. Once, my classmate Emily felt lnely because she just transferred t ur class. I shared my favrite strybks with her and chatted with her after class every day. Gradually, she became mre utging and made mre friends. Later, she even started sharing her drawing hbbies with me!
Sharing nt nly helps thers but als lets us feel happy and grw. Let’s all learn t share mre!
20. The Spring Festival
The Spring Festival is the first day f China’s lunar year—it’s the mst imprtant festival in China, a time fr family reunin full f jy.
A mnth befre the festival, peple start busy preparatins: ck delicius traditinal fd (like dumplings, which symblize wealth, and fish, which means “surplus”); clean huses thrughly t “sweep away bad luck”; and decrate hmes with red lanterns and cuplets (red stands fr happiness, and cuplets have gd wishes). On New Year’s Eve, families gather fr a big dinner, stay up till midnight (called “shusui”), and set ff firewrks and crackers t welcme the new year. On the first day f the new year, kids wear new clthes (symblizing a fresh start) and greet their parents with “Happy New Year,” receiving lucky mney (called “hngba”) with best wishes.
I lve the Spring Festival because it’s full f warmth and family lve.
21. Thank Yu, My English Teacher
I want t say “thank yu” t my English teacher—he has helped me a lt and made English my favrite subject.
He’s tall with thick glasses, and he lves sprts. After class, he ften plays ftball r basketball with us, s we see him nt just as a teacher but als as a friend. His classes are full f fun: he uses small games (like wrd puzzles) and interesting stries t make English easy and interesting. Thugh he’s kind, he’s strict with us—he never lets us pretend t knw what we dn’t. He ften tells us, “Memrizing wrds withut understanding is useless; yu need t use them in sentences.”
With his help, my English has imprved a lt. He’s nt just a teacher but a guide in my study. I’ll always remember his teachings and wrk harder at English.
22. Is iPad Gd r Bad fr Middle Schl Students
I’m Li Hua, a junir high student. Nw many students have iPads, and sme see it as a fashin. But is the iPad gd r bad fr us?
On the ne hand, iPads are helpful fr study: we can dwnlad English listening materials t practice anytime, anywhere, and read e-bks t save paper. It really imprves ur learning efficiency. On the ther hand, sme students misuse iPads: they bring them t class, listen t music withut earphnes (which disturbs thers) r play games (which wastes precius class time).
In my pinin, we shuld use iPads mainly fr study—put them away during class t fcus n learning. Schls shuld als make rules t guide prper use. If used well, iPads can be a helpful tl; if nt, they’ll harm ur study.