2026年5-8月 雅思口语 P2 题库 · Nancy 模型串题方案(含 39 题完整答案)

目标:One size fits all —— 用最少的核心素材串最多的题。 方法:先分类 → 再串题 → 个别分析 → 实在要补才加新实例。 底座:Nancy 人物宇宙(知识库 03_口语_P2 + 05_话题素材库)。

〇、一句话总纲

人物题 = Nancy 一人千面;事件题 = 一条"困难→帮助→改变"故事弧;地点题 = 一套场景卡;食物题 = 一个美食家族。 把 Nancy 的档案做厚,70% 的题都能"借用"她;剩下 30% 用知识库里已有素材(长江、乡村、海边、麦当劳广告、饺子、堵车、电脑、世界杯、湿地公园、早起)覆盖;实在不搭的,再补几个迷你实例。

一、串题底座:Nancy 人物档案(正典版)

📇 档案卡(三句话背熟)

🔀 扩展槽位(让 Nancy 能"变身"答不同题)

二、五套万能骨架(one size fits all 的五个模具)

S1 · Nancy 人物卡(人物题通用)

背景: It was last summer that I came across Nancy, an English content creator
      on TikTok, when I was lying on my sofa, scrolling through the app.
外貌: She always wears her hair in a ponytail, which gives her a clever "look".
      She has an oval face with a roman nose, and her bright eyes explain why
      she is approachable.
性格: She's a smart cookie — probably the most approachable content creator
      I've ever followed.
轶事: She told me how to pronounce a perfect R sound: first move your lips
      forward, then make a "wu u u" sound, and roll your tongue backward.
结尾(三选一): 得到 I gained an invaluable asset / 感激 I feel gratitude /
     未来 I'll stick with her.

S2 · 事件弧(困难 → 帮助 → 改变)

背景(时间/地点): It was last summer; I was … when …
问题: The problem was that… / I thought… but it turned out…
行动: So I tried to… / Nancy helped me to…
结果: It turned out… / Now I can…
升华: From this experience, I learned a fact that a belief is a conviction that
      is open to revision based on new evidence.

S3 · 场景卡(地点/自然,用 adj+N+分词 堆画面)

定位: It's a place where… / it's a spot that…
画面(堆料): There is nothing but untamed nature — rolling hills, golden wheat
      dancing with the wind, not a single person in sight, creating a sense of
      quietness and isolation. / When I walked along the beach at sunset, listening
      to the sound of waves lapping against the shore…
活动: I could… while enjoying the breeze / letting my mind wander.
意义: It's like escaping to a different world. / It's my go-to way to unwind.

S4 · 食物卡(下定义 → 口感 → 场合 → 情感)

下定义: X is a … that is stuffed with / topped with / made of…
口感: It's crispy on the edge but tender inside / savory and umami-rich.
场合: People eat it on special occasions like the Spring Festival.
情感: It reminds me of my mom / the culture of reunion.

S5 · 升华卡(法律/目标/信念)

是什么: X is a law/regulation that requires… / My goal is to…
为什么: From a psychological perspective, what motivates people is often a
      deep-seated desire for…  / The fact that… is highly entrenched in…
影响: It turns mountain barriers into flowing energy / it channels treated water
      across the whole city.
升华: A belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence.

三、全题库分类串题对照表(核心)

👤 人物类(9 题 → Nancy 一人包 7 题)

📍 地点类(6 题 → 已有素材包 4 题)

🎬 事件类(13 题 → 一条故事弧串 8 题)

📦 事物类(11 题 → 升华卡+食物卡覆盖 9 题)

四、39 题完整答案(逐题成稿,可直接背)

说明:每题为 1.5–2 分钟语量(约 200–240 词)。沿用 S1–S5 骨架,替换槽位。带 🆕 标记的是新实例(人物/地点/事件),其余复用 Nancy 或知识库素材。

👤 人物类

1. Describe a person who met difficulties but succeeded(遇到困难终成功的人)

The person I'd like to talk about is Nancy, an English content creator on TikTok. It was last summer that I came across her when I was lying on my sofa, scrolling through the app. She always wears her hair in a ponytail, which gives her a clever "look", and her bright eyes explain why she is approachable. But what really impressed me is the difficulty she went through. When she first started her channel, almost nobody watched her videos — she had only a handful of followers, and she even thought about quitting. But she didn't give up. She kept making pronunciation videos every single day, improving her editing, and adjusting her content according to the comments. After about half a year, one of her videos about the R sound went viral. Now she has hundreds of thousands of followers. Her story taught me a fact that a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence — you can always change the way you do things and keep going. I think that's why I admire her so much, and I'll definitely stick with her.

2. Describe a time when a person did something to help you solve a problem(别人帮你解决问题)

I'd like to talk about a time when Nancy helped me solve a problem — the way I pronounced English. You know, I had always been struggling with the R sound; I said "print" like "plrint", which sounds really awkward. It was last summer when I came across Nancy on TikTok. She told me how to pronounce a perfect R sound: first, move your lips forward before you speak English; then, try to make a "wu u u" sound; and roll your tongue backward. For example, instead of "plrint", it becomes more like "PWrint". I practised it again and again, and after a month I could finally say it properly. What I gained from this experience is not just a sound — I gained an invaluable asset, which is the confidence to speak English out loud. I feel really grateful to her, and that's why I'll keep following her.

3. Describe a person who is good at learning and speaking new languages(擅长学习和说新语言的人)

The person I'd like to describe is Nancy, an English content creator I follow on TikTok. It was last summer that I came across her on my sofa, scrolling through the app. She's a smart cookie — she always wears her hair in a ponytail, which gives her a clever "look". What amazes me is that she speaks three languages: Chinese, English, and Spanish. She told me that she learned English by watching American dramas and repeating every line out loud, and she picked up Spanish during a trip to Spain by talking to local people every day. She believes that a language is not a subject but a tool for connecting with people, so she's never afraid of making mistakes. She even makes videos teaching Chinese speakers how to sound natural in English. Her approach completely changed my mind about language learning — from a deep-seated desire to be perfect, to just enjoying the process. I hope I can be like her one day.

4. Describe a person you know who has a successful business(拥有成功商业的人)

The person I'd like to talk about is Nancy, a content creator who has turned her TikTok channel into a successful business. It was last summer that I came across her. She has an oval face and a roman nose, and she always looks approachable. She started her channel just for fun, teaching English pronunciation. But as her followers grew, she realized she could turn it into a business — she hired a small team to edit her videos, cooperated with brands, and even opened an online English course. What I admire most is that she keeps her content genuine. She told me a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence — she listens to her audience and adapts. Now her business is thriving, but she still streams every week, just like when she started. Her story makes me believe that if you are really into something, you can make it your bread and butter.

5. Describe a person who works in a successful company(在成功公司工作的人)

The person I'd like to describe is Nancy, a content creator who now works for a successful media company. It was last summer that I came across her on TikTok. She's a jack of all trades — she can teach English, edit videos, and even do live streaming. She got the job because of her unique skill: she knows how to make English learning fun and accessible. In her company, she's in charge of the online education department. She always wears her hair in a ponytail, which gives her a clever "look", and her bright eyes explain why she's so approachable to her colleagues. She told me that in her company, everyone is encouraged to share new ideas, which is why they keep growing. From her I learned that working in a successful company is not just about doing your job — it's about enjoying the process of creating something valuable. I really hope I can find a job that I'm this passionate about.

6. Describe a person you know who would like to choose a career in the medical field(想从事医疗行业的人) 🆕

The person I'd like to talk about is my cousin, Xiaoyu, who is studying to be a nurse. She's a couple of years older than me, and she has always wanted to help people since she was little. When we were kids, she would bandage my toy bear when it "got hurt", and she always said she wanted to be a doctor. Now she's studying in a nursing school, and she does her internship in a children's hospital. She told me that her job is demanding — she works long shifts and has to stay calm no matter what happens. But she loves it, because she can really make a difference in people's lives. Her dream is to become a pediatric nurse and work in a hospital where she can comfort sick children. When I see how determined she is, I feel a little ashamed of my own laziness. She's a person who proves that if you have a deep-seated desire, you can turn it into a career.

7. Describe a friend from your childhood(童年的朋友) 🆕

I'd like to talk about my childhood friend, Xiaomei, who grew up in the same neighborhood as me. We've been apart since elementary school, but I still remember her clearly. She had a round face and always wore two braids, and she was the bravest kid in our group. Every day after school, we would ride our bikes together and share snacks on the stairs of our building. My favorite memory is the tree house we built in the park behind our school — it was just a few wooden boards, but to us it was like a castle. We even had a secret password to enter it. Looking back, I think those days were the happiest time of my childhood, because there was nothing but pure fun and no worries at all. I lost contact with her after I moved away, but if I could go back in time, I would do it all over again.

8. Describe a person who loves to grow plants at home or in the garden(喜欢在家/花园种植物的人) 🆕

The person I'd like to describe is my grandma, who loves growing plants on our balcony. She's in her seventies, but she's full of energy. Every morning, she waters her cherry tomatoes and mint, and she talks to them like they're her children. She also grows chilies and herbs for cooking — whenever she makes dumplings, she picks fresh chives from her little garden. She told me that growing plants is her stress reducer; when she feels bored, she just goes to the balcony and enjoys the green. Her balcony is like a tiny jungle in the middle of the city, creating a sense of peace and quietness. What impresses me most is her patience — she waits for months for a single tomato to ripen. From her I learned that good things take time, and that's something you can't learn from a textbook.

9. Describe a person who often helps others(乐于助人的人)

The person I'd like to talk about is Nancy, an English content creator on TikTok. It was last summer that I came across her when I was scrolling through my phone. She has an oval face with a roman nose, and her bright eyes explain why she is approachable. What makes her special is that she helps others almost every day — she teaches English for free in her live streams, answers questions in the comments, and even helps her fans with their pronunciation one by one. She told me that she started helping others because someone once helped her when she was a beginner. For example, she taught me how to pronounce the R sound: move your lips forward, make a "wu u u" sound, and roll your tongue backward. She says helping people is like planting a seed in their mind — you never know how big it will grow. I feel grateful to her, and I hope I can help others the way she helps me.

📍 地点类

10. Describe an important river or lake in your country(重要河流/湖泊)

The important river I'd like to talk about is the Yangtze River, the longest river in China. It originates from the Tibetan Plateau and stretches over 6,300 kilometers to the East China Sea, turning mountain barriers into flowing energy. It makes the Yangtze River our water lifeline, distributing water resources to different provinces in China. The most impressive thing is the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest hydroelectric power station. It generates a vast amount of clean energy while exerting control over floods, mitigating the risk of disasters during the rainy season. I came across a documentary about China's water system with my friend Nancy last year, and what I learned is that the Three Gorges Dam plays a pivotal role in water management. The idea of people relying on water systems is deeply entrenched in an agricultural-led society. So for me, the Yangtze River is not just a river — it's a cradle of civilization.

11. Describe a home that you like to visit but do not want to live in(喜欢拜访但不想住的家)

I'd like to talk about my grandma's cottage in the countryside. It's a traditional house surrounded by untamed nature — rolling hills, golden wheat dancing with the wind, and not a single person in sight, creating a sense of quietness and isolation. I love visiting it on weekends, because it's like escaping to a different world: I can breathe fresh air, listen to the birds, and let my mind wander. But honestly, I don't want to live there for a long time. Because it's quite far from the city, I would have to drive an hour just to buy groceries, and there's no hospital nearby — if there's an emergency, there's no one nearby. It's so heartbreaking not being able to get what I need right away. So I enjoy visiting my grandma's cottage as a weekend getaway, but I'll always miss the convenience of the city.

12. Describe a place you have travelled to that you would like to recommend to others(推荐旅行过的地方)

The place I'd like to recommend is a seaside town I visited last summer. It was a spontaneous trip — I decided to go on a whim after a long period of studying. The beach there is breathtaking: when I walked along the shore at sunset, enjoying the breeze and listening to the sound of waves lapping against the shore, I could see the sunset glow painted the sky into pink and gold. I stayed in a small hotel by the sea, and every morning I opened the window to let my mind wander while watching the waves. The local seafood was amazing too — fresh, tender, and juicy. What I love most is that the town is not crowded; there is nothing but raw, untamed nature, so I could truly relax. It's my go-to way to unwind. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

13. Describe a boring place you have been to(去过的无聊地方)

The boring place I'd like to talk about is a waiting hall at a local government office. Last year, I had to go there to renew my ID card, and I waited there for almost three hours. The room was plain and grey, with rows of hard plastic chairs, and there was nothing to look at except a flickering screen showing ticket numbers. I couldn't use my phone the whole time, because the signal was terrible there, so I just sat there, watching the numbers change one by one. It felt like time was moving in slow motion — every minute seemed like an hour. To make it worse, the air conditioning was broken, so it was stuffy and uncomfortable. Honestly, it was one of the most boring experiences I've ever had. I kept checking the clock, and I thought the numbers would never reach mine. Now I always avoid going there unless it's absolutely necessary.

14. Describe a tall building you like or dislike(喜欢/不喜欢的高建筑) 🆕

The tall building I'd like to talk about is the Canton Tower in Guangzhou. It's one of the most famous landmarks in southern China. The tower is about 600 meters tall, and it has a twisted, elegant shape — it narrows in the middle and widens at the top, which makes it look like a beautiful sculpture against the sky. What I like most is its lighting at night: it changes colors, from blue to purple to gold, lighting up the whole skyline. I remember climbing to the observation deck with my friends last year, and when I looked down, the whole city looked like a sea of lights, with cars moving like tiny rivers. It was a breathtaking view. For me, the Canton Tower is not just a tall building — it's like a landmark that shows how modern and vibrant Guangzhou is. I'd love to visit it again.

15. Describe a place you would like to visit in your free time(空闲时想去旅游的地方)

The place I'd like to visit in my free time is the seaside town I mentioned — or more precisely, I'd love to go back there again. You know, whenever I have free time, I always think about the beach where I walked at sunset, enjoying the breeze and listening to the sound of waves lapping against the shore. The sunset glow there painted the sky into pink and gold, and it was like escaping to a different world. If I have a chance, I'd like to stay there for a whole week, waking up early to watch the sunrise and taking a walk along the beach in the evening. It's my go-to way to unwind myself. What makes it special is that it's not a famous tourist spot, so there's no crowd — just raw, untamed nature. I think everyone needs a place like this to recharge, and for me, that seaside town is the one.

🎬 事件类

16. Describe a time when you changed an important opinion of yours(改变重要想法)

I'd like to talk about the time when I changed my opinion about learning English. You know, I used to think that English pronunciation was impossible to perfect — I believed that I would always sound awkward, like a robot reading a script. But last summer, everything changed. I came across Nancy on TikTok when I was lying on my sofa, scrolling through the app. She taught me how to pronounce the R sound: move your lips forward, make a "wu u u" sound, and roll your tongue backward. I practised every day, and after a month, my pronunciation improved dramatically. From this experience, I learned a fact that a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence. I used to believe I was bad at languages, but now I know that with the right method and enough time, I can learn anything. It completely changed the way I approach new things.

17. Describe a time when you were stuck in a traffic jam for a very long time(堵车很久)

I'd like to talk about a terrible traffic jam I experienced last summer. I had an arrangement with my friend Nancy to meet at a photography exhibition downtown. It usually takes me about 20 minutes to get there by car, so I left on time. However, I came across an incident — a serious traffic congestion. During rush hour, the road was bumper-to-bumper, and the brake lights wound like a river of red. I was trapped in my car for almost two hours, and the car barely moved. At first, I was really frustrated, but then I decided to make the best of it: I put on my playlist, called Nancy to let her know I was late, and even reviewed some English phrases while waiting. When I finally arrived, the exhibition was still open, and we had a great time. From this experience, I learned that sometimes you can't control the situation, but you can control how you respond to it.

18. Describe a time when you organized a happy event successfully(成功组织快乐活动)

I'd like to talk about the time when I organized a surprise birthday party for my friend Nancy. It was her birthday last autumn, and I wanted to do something special for her. I planned everything carefully: I booked a small private room in a restaurant, ordered a homemade chocolate cake topped with fresh fruit, and invited all her close friends secretly. On the day of the party, we hid in the room, and when she walked in, we all shouted "Surprise!" She was so moved that she almost cried. We had a hotpot dinner together, and I even made the Sa Cha sauce myself — it was savory and umami-rich, and everyone loved it. We laughed, we joked, and we took lots of photos. Nancy told me it was the best birthday she'd ever had. Seeing everyone happy made me feel so proud, and I learned that organizing a happy event is not about money — it's about care and effort.

19. Describe a time when you sent a message but received no reply for a long time(发消息很久没回复)

I'd like to talk about the time when I sent a message to my favorite English blogger, Nancy, but received no reply for a long time. Last summer, after I watched her pronunciation video, I sent her a long message, telling her how much her content helped me and asking her to make more videos about the R sound. I waited and waited, checking my phone again and again, but there was no reply. I started to think maybe she never read my message, or maybe my message was too long and boring. Two weeks later, I had almost given up. But then, in one of her live streams, she read my message on air and answered my question in detail — she even thanked me for the encouragement. It turned out that she had read it the whole time, but she received too many messages and couldn't reply to everyone. That experience taught me to be patient and not to take it personally when people don't reply quickly.

20. Describe a special day out that cost you little money(花费甚少的外出日)

I'd like to talk about a special day out that cost me almost nothing — a trip to the seaside last spring. It was a spontaneous decision; my friend Nancy and I just wanted to get out of the city, so we took a public bus to a small beach town. We spent the whole day walking along the beach, enjoying the breeze and listening to the sound of waves lapping against the shore. We watched the sunset glow painted the sky into pink and gold — it was breathtaking. For lunch, we bought some fresh bread and fruit from a local market, and sat on the beach watching the waves. The whole day cost us less than 50 yuan. What made it special was not the money we spent, but the feeling of freedom and peace. It reminded me that happiness doesn't always come from expensive things — sometimes the simplest moments are the most precious.

21. Describe a thing you did to learn another language(学另一门语言)

The thing I did to learn another language is learning English pronunciation with Nancy. You know, I had been learning English for years, but I was always afraid to speak out loud because my pronunciation sounded wrong. Last summer, I came across Nancy's channel on TikTok. She taught me how to pronounce the R sound: move your lips forward, make a "wu u u" sound, and roll your tongue backward. Instead of saying "plrint", it becomes more like "PWrint". I practised these tips every day, recording myself and comparing my pronunciation with hers. After about three months, my speaking improved so much that my teacher noticed the difference. What I learned from this experience is that learning a language is not about memorizing words — it's about practising the sounds and building confidence. Now I'm really into speaking English, and I'm even planning to learn a third language.

22. Describe a challenging technological problem you faced(遇到的科技问题)

I'd like to talk about a challenging technological problem I faced last year — I thought my laptop was completely broken. One evening, when I was working on my projects, my laptop suddenly shut down and wouldn't turn on again. I panicked. I tried pressing the power button, but nothing happened, and I thought all my data was lost. I even took the laptop to a repair shop, and the technician told me to wait while he checked it. It turned out that the battery was just completely dead — the laptop wasn't broken at all! It was a huge relief. What I learned from this experience is to stay calm and not to assume the worst. I also started to use auto backup after that, so I'll never lose my data again. This experience makes me look like a comedian, but it taught me a valuable lesson: keep calm, no matter what happens.

23. Describe an important decision that you made(重要决定)

The important decision I made was to seriously learn English and prepare for IELTS. You know, I had been studying English for years, but I never had a clear goal, so I always gave up halfway. Last summer, I came across Nancy on TikTok, and she completely changed my mind. She made English learning fun — she taught pronunciation in a way that I could actually follow. I realized that English is not just a subject; it's a bridge that allows me to connect with the world. So I decided to set a clear goal: to get a high score in IELTS and study abroad. From that moment, I started practising speaking every day, recording myself, and learning from her videos. It was one of the most important decisions I've ever made, because it gave my life a direction. As Nancy says, a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence — and I'm revising my life based on this new belief.

24. Describe a time when you worked in a group(在团队中工作)

I'd like to talk about the time when I worked in a group to make a video project with my friend Nancy and two other classmates. We had to make a short English teaching video for a school competition. At first, we had different ideas — I wanted to focus on vocabulary, while Nancy thought pronunciation was more important. We argued for a while, but then we decided to combine our ideas: Nancy taught the pronunciation, and I explained the vocabulary, each of us taking charge of one part. We divided the work: I was responsible for editing, Nancy was the host, and the others did the research. We spent two weeks working on it, and there were some disagreements, but we always solved them by listening to each other. In the end, our video won second place, and more importantly, we became closer friends. I learned that working in a group is not about winning an argument — it's about finding the best solution together.

25. Describe a plan that you had to change recently(近期改变的计划)

I'd like to talk about a plan I had to change recently — a weekend trip to the countryside. I had planned it for weeks: I wanted to visit my grandma's cottage, see the golden wheat dancing with the wind, and enjoy the untamed nature. But on the day we were supposed to leave, it rained heavily, and the weather forecast said there would be a typhoon in the afternoon. So I had to cancel the trip at the last minute. At first, I was really disappointed, because I had been looking forward to it for so long. But then I decided to change the plan: instead of going out, I stayed home, made some dumplings with my mom, and we watched a movie together. It turned out to be a cozy day after all. From this experience, I learned that plans will always change, but happiness depends on how you adapt. Sometimes the backup plan can be just as good as the original one.

26. Describe a time when you got up early(早起经历)

I'd like to talk about the time when I got up really early to watch the sunrise. I'm usually a night owl, so getting up early is really hard for me. But last spring, I was inspired by a video about watching the sunrise from a mountain, and I thought, why not try something wild? So one morning, I set my alarm for 5 a.m., and I dragged myself out of bed. I took the first bus to a hill near my home, and when I reached the top, the sky was just turning pink and gold. Watching the sunrise from the mountain was breathtaking — the first strand of sunlight felt like the world waking up. It was like escaping to a different world, and I felt so energetic for the rest of the day. From that experience, I learned that mornings have a special magic that night owls like me often miss. Now I try to get up early more often, especially when I want to clear my mind.

27. Describe a special cake you received from others(收到的特殊蛋糕) 🆕

I'd like to talk about the special cake I received on my last birthday. My friends surprised me with a homemade chocolate cake — they made it themselves, which meant so much to me. The cake was topped with fresh strawberries and a single candle, and on top of it, they wrote my name in cream. When they brought it out, I was so surprised that I almost cried. What made it special was not the cake itself, but the effort and love behind it. They knew I love chocolate, so they chose a rich, fudgy recipe, and they even decorated it with my favorite fruit. We sang the birthday song, I made a wish, and we shared the cake together. It was like the sweetest moment of the year. This cake reminded me that the best gifts are not the most expensive ones — they are the ones made with love and care.

28. Describe a live sports event you watched and liked(喜欢的现场体育赛事)

I'd like to talk about the live sports event I watched last year — a football match between the US and Australia during the World Cup. I'm not a football fan, to be honest, but my friend Nancy invited me to watch it with her, and it turned out to be so exciting. When a player struck the ball, the commentator got so excited that he wasn't paying attention to whether there was offside or a foul, because the whistle blows for these two reasons. He kept shouting, and his emotion was magnified by his voice — it made me feel like I was on the field too. The match was so intense that I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. In the end, the US won, and the commentator said it's the US once again on the board. From that night on, I started to like football, and I realized that watching a live sports event with friends is a completely different experience from watching it alone.

📦 事物类

29. Describe an environmental law you would like your country to introduce(想颁布的环保法律)

The environmental law I'd like my country to introduce is a regulation requiring every new wetland park to build a water treatment plant underground. I learned about this idea from a documentary I watched with my friend Nancy last year — it was about how some cities channel treated water across the whole city to create beautiful wetland parks. Such a design is a genius one: not only does it save a vast amount of land, but it also handles sewage from thousands of homes, turning a hidden problem into a public park. I was so impressed that I thought, why not make this a legal requirement? The fact that natural resources need to be protected is deeply entrenched in our culture, but sometimes we need laws to push us in the right direction. This law would help cities become greener, healthier, and more beautiful.

30. Describe a law on environmental protection(保护环境的法律)

The law on environmental protection I'd like to talk about is the regulation on garbage sorting, which is being promoted in my city. It requires residents to separate their waste into different categories: recyclable, kitchen waste, hazardous waste, and other waste. I first learned about it in detail last year, when I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a video explaining how the recycling process works. What I like about this law is that it makes everyone responsible for the environment. At first, it was a bit troublesome, because I had to remember which category each item belonged to. But now it has become a habit, and I'm proud to do my part. From a psychological perspective, what motivates people to follow such laws is often a sense of duty — once you realize your small action matters, you're more willing to do it. I believe environmental protection is not just about big changes, but about small daily habits.

31. Describe a long-term goal/ambition you would like to achieve(长久目标/抱负)

The long-term goal I'd like to achieve is to become fluent in English and study abroad for my master's degree. You know, I've always been fascinated by different cultures, and I believe that studying abroad would open a whole new world for me. My dream university is in Australia, and I want to study media or education — I'm really into the idea of creating content that helps people learn, just like Nancy does. To achieve this goal, I'm now working on my IELTS step by step: I practise speaking every day, record myself, and learn from English videos. I know it's a long journey, and there will be ups and downs, but I'm determined to stick with it. As Nancy says, a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence — so I keep adjusting my study plan based on my progress. I believe that if I keep going, I will make it one day.

32. Describe a story/book with animals in it(带动物的书/故事) 🆕

The story with animals in it I'd like to talk about is "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It's a classic tale that I read when I was in high school, and it has a fox in it — a very wise fox. In the story, the fox tells the Little Prince a secret: "What is essential is invisible to the eye." The fox explains that when you tame something, you become responsible for it forever, and it's the time you spend on something that makes it precious. I was deeply moved by this idea. It made me think about my own relationships — my family, my friends, and the people who care about me. The story taught me that love and connection are not about appearances, but about the bonds we build and the time we invest. It's a story that stays with me, and I re-read it whenever I need to be reminded of what really matters.

33. Describe an advertisement with a famous person in it(名人出演的广告)

The advertisement with a famous person in it I'd like to talk about is a McDonald's commercial that featured a mega pop star whose name is Leehom. Beginning in 2003, McDonald's launched its first global advertising campaign "I'm lovin' it", with Leehom chosen as the spokesperson for the Chinese-speaking regions across Asia. The commercial features McDonald's signature dessert, the McFlurry — it's a mix of chocolate and vanilla, with its surface studded with Oreo fragments. When the upbeat music plays, I can see the commercial being played on the monitor, and it's mouth-watering — I can't take my eyes off the screen, as if the McFlurry is right in front of me. What I like most is the slogan "I'm lovin' it" — it's catchy, and it has become a belief for many people. From this ad, I learned a fact that a belief is a conviction that is open to revision based on new evidence — advertising plays with our beliefs, but what we truly love comes from within.

34. Describe a food that people eat on special occasions(特别场合的食物)

The food that people eat on special occasions I'd like to talk about is dumplings, especially during the Spring Festival. Dumplings are a dough wrapper stuffed with fillings like vegetables and minced meat, and they represent the culture of reunion. In my family, my mom is a big chef — she's really good at making dumplings, and she lets me help her wrap them. The best part is the moment when the dumplings are boiled and served: they're tender and juicy, and when you dip them in the sauce, they taste like home. On the Spring Festival, it's a time when my whole family gets together, sitting around the table, wrapping and eating dumplings while talking about the past year. For me, dumplings are not just food — they're a symbol of family, warmth, and the bond that connects generations. I really miss dumplings made by my mom, especially when I'm away from home.

35. Describe a new law you would like to introduce in your country(想颁布的新法律)

The new law I'd like to introduce in my country is a law that requires all new buildings to be equipped with green roofs. I got this idea from a video I watched about cities where rooftops are covered with grass and gardens. Such a law would have many benefits: it could save energy costs, reduce the risk of floods, create habitats for urban wildlife, and even grow food. I think it's especially important in big cities like mine, where green space is so limited. The fact that urban areas have higher living costs and less nature is a problem deeply entrenched in modern life. If we make green roofs a legal requirement, we could turn grey rooftops into a sea of green. It would make our cities more livable and beautiful. I hope that one day, this law could be introduced, and our cities would become greener and healthier places to live.

36. Describe an interesting video(有趣视频)

The interesting video I'd like to talk about is one of Nancy's pronunciation teaching videos on TikTok. It was last summer that I came across it when I was lying on my sofa, scrolling through the app. The video was about how to pronounce a perfect R sound — she explained that you need to move your lips forward before you speak English, then make a "wu u u" sound, and roll your tongue backward. For example, instead of saying "plrint", it becomes more like "PWrint". What made the video interesting was her energy — she was funny, clear, and she used real examples. She even made mistakes on purpose to show us what not to do. I watched it again and again, and I finally got the R sound right. That video was the reason I subscribed to her channel, and it completely changed the way I learn English. It's like a tiny treasure that opened a whole new world for me.

37. Describe a family item that is important to you(家庭重要物品)

The family item that is important to me is my grandma's recipe book. It's an old, worn notebook with a leather cover, and it's been passed down through generations in my family. Inside, it's full of handwritten recipes — dumplings, soups, and special dishes that my grandma learned from her mother. The pages are yellow and stained, but each recipe is written with care, with little notes like "add a pinch of salt" or "stir until golden". My grandma gave it to me last year, and she told me that this book is not just about cooking — it's a memory of our family, a record of the love that's been passed down over generations. When I look at it, I feel a deep connection to my family history. I've already learned to make a few dishes from it, and I hope to pass it on to my children one day.

38. Describe a short-term job you did(短期工作) 🆕

The short-term job I did was working at a bubble tea shop last summer. It was my first part-time job, and I wanted to earn some money and gain some experience. I worked there for about a month, making bubble tea, taking orders, and chatting with customers. At first, I was really clumsy — I spilled the milk tea, mixed up the orders, and the customers had to wait for a long time. But my manager was patient, and she taught me how to make each drink step by step. After a week, I could make a perfect brown sugar bubble tea without even looking. The job was tiring — I had to stand for hours and deal with the rush hour crowd — but I learned so much: how to work under pressure, how to communicate with people, and how to handle mistakes calmly. I even made some friends there. Looking back, it was a valuable experience, and I'm grateful for it.

39. Describe an app that you use(应用程序)

The app I'd like to talk about is TikTok. I'm sure most of you know it — it's a short video platform where people share everything from funny clips to educational content. I've been using it for years, but what makes it special to me is that it changed the way I learn English. It was on TikTok that I came across Nancy, the English content creator who taught me how to pronounce the R sound. TikTok is not just an entertainment app for me — it's a platform where I can show who I truly am and discover people who inspire me. Of course, I know I spend too much time on it sometimes, and the screen time report tells me that I use it for at least two hours a day. But I've learned to use it wisely: I follow educational creators, and I try not to get lost in endless scrolling. For me, TikTok is a double-edged sword, but if used well, it can be a bridge to a bigger world.