A word from Mr. Wu: this issue features an excellent essay by Li Heng of Grade 6, Class 2. His beautiful writing reflects deeply on recent events in the class. Read carefully and learn from it!
The universe fascinates us because of its perfect order. Every planet moves along its assigned orbit, from west to east, in harmony. This collective discipline is the greatest beauty of our Solar System.
Yet Uranus is an outsider that breaks this harmony. With an axial tilt beyond 90 degrees, it lies strangely on its side in its cold orbit.
This stubborn planet reminds me of the deeply distressing disturbances in our Computer Club lately.
We were once a united, outstanding group full of sunshine. Recently, however, a few immature individuals have been spreading rumors behind our backs, using vicious slander to hurt innocent classmates.
Hiding in dark corners and undermining our collective honor is like Uranus's twisted axis: a complete departure from the proper moral path. As a member of this class, I find it deeply regrettable and painful.
Anyone who breaks our rules and challenges the group's limits will discover just how alone they are. I sincerely ask everyone to keep their eyes open, cherish our class, and respect the rules we have all agreed on.