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what peple ffered was nt sympathy（同 情 心）but admiratin.
Steven says playing the vilin des nt make life 30 fr
him, and he has t face new challenges every day. Hwever, he wn’t
give up. And he will never stp trying different new things in his life.
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wh step kind much build prblem
he send sft ffer little thrugh
Recently Steve had a car accident. His car 31 t the garage
t get repaired. S he had t travel by subway befre the car is ready.
One day, he nticed a hmeless guy at the train statin at night.
The guy was t pr t buy 32 enugh fd. Steve went utside
the statin and brught him sme bread.
Next day again, he nticed the man at the same place. This time
Steve decided 33 him sme mney t help him get ut f
truble. The pr guy thanked him fr his 34 . But Steve gt
curius and asked him,“Hw did yu get t this pint?”
“By shwing lve.”The guy lked up at him and said 35 .
It seemed that Steve didn’t understand it, s the pr man explained
abut the reasn,“ 36 my whle life, I made sure that everyne
was happy. N matter what was ging right r wrng in my life, I
always help everyne. I dn’t regret ding that at all. It just hurts my
heart because the peple wh I gave a hand t wuldn’t help me in
return when I was in need. S never give anyne yur bricks（砖 块）
while yu 37 a huse, but invite smene in after getting yur
wn huse built. Because ne day yu will g back and lk at the
place where yu planned t build yur huse. It will be an empty lt.
Then yu becme the ne 38 is lking fr bricks.
”
Steve understd what the guy meant and thanked him fr the
gd advice.
Helping thers is nt a bad thing at all. But smetimes we frget
ur wn 39 and needs while we are helping thers. One must
remember that smetimes sharing is better than giving away. Yu can
d a lt 40 by being in a strng psitin instead f bringing
yurself int a weaker situatin.
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One day when I was 12, my mther rdered me t walk t the
public library, and brrw at least ne bk fr the summer. This was
ne mre way fr her 41 my strange prblem — inability t read.
In the library, I fund my way int the“Children’s Rm”. I sat
dwn n the flr and pulled a few bks ff the shelf aimlessly.
Amng them, ne f their 42 caught my eye. On it was a picture
f a dg. I had recently had a dg, the first and nly animal friend I
ever had as a child. He was my secret sharer, but ne mrning, he
43 away t smene wh had the space and the mney t care
fr him. I never frgt my dg.
There n the bk’s cver was a dg 44 lked like mine.
My eyes ran acrss the title, Ams, the Dg with a Plan. Unknwingly,
I had read the title. Withut pening the bk, I brrwed it frm the
library fr the summer.
Under a tree, I started t read abut Ams. I read very, very
slwly with difficulty. Thugh pages were turned slwly, the main idea
f the stry became 45 little by little: a dg wh, like mine, had
been separated frm his family and finally fund his way back hme.
That dg was my dg, and I was the little by in the bk. At the end
f the stry, my mind cntinued the final scene f reunin, n and n,
46 my wn lst dg and I were, in my mind, running tgether.
While I 47 , my mther’s call returned me t the real
wrld. I suddenly realized smething: I had read a bk, and I had
lved reading that bk. Everyne knew I culd nt read. But I had
read it. Bks culd be s wnderful and I was ging t read 48 .
I never tld my mther abut my wnderful experience that
summer, but she saw a slw but great 49 in my classrm
perfrmance during the next year. And years later, she 50
fund that her sn had read thusands f bks, was awarded a PhD in
literature, and written his wn bks, articles, petry and fictin. The
pwer f the wrds has held.
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serius that after write true influence
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In many space ­ themed films, whenever Earth faces a prblem,
the slutin is always t run away frm the planet in spaceships. But
the latest Chinese science­fictin mvie, The Wandering Earth,
51 a different idea.
The riginal nvel 52 by Liu Cixin in 2008. The stry takes
place in the future when the sun is burning up all the planets in the
slar system（太阳系）. Engineers try 53 best t stp Earth’s
rtatin（自 转）. Finally, they decide 54 Earth ut f the slar
system. But this prcess will take 2,500 years. Earth will face ne f
55 challenges ever. Wh will save the earth? This imaginative
18-29 18-30stry is at the heart f the mvie. The film’s 56 made a great
effrt t shw a perfect mvie t us. In rder t make everything lk
real in the film, the actr’s cstumes were just 57 real
spacesuits. Actr Wu Jing stars in the film. The spacesuit 58 he
wre was 60 kilgrams.
Fr thusands f years,“hmeland”has been imprtant in the
hearts and minds f Chinese peple. One ld saying is luyeguigen,
which means returning t ne’s hmeland in ld age. This special
cultural backgrund 59 makes The Wandering Earth different
frm Hllywd­style space films. Earth ges n matter where humans
g, 60 it’s ur hme. Lve ur hmeland, lve ur earth.
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predict be including them beside s
knw but until reprt main success
Every year in March, the tw sessins（两 会）are being held in
Beijing. Gvernment fficials hld news cnferences（新闻发布会）t
give 61 t the public. During this time, a lt f peple pay
attentin t China, 62 interpreters（ 口 译 员 ） play a very
imprtant rle at these news cnferences.
Zhang Lu 63 a prfessinal interpreter fr mre than ten
years. She usually interprets fr tp leaders, 64 Premier Li
Keqiang and frmer Premier Wen Jiaba. Zhang 65 fr her
translatin f Chinese literary qutes（ 文 学 典 故 ）. Hw are
interpreters like Zhang able t wrk s crrectly and quickly?
Their ability 66 cmes frm hard wrk. Mst f them
majred in English in cllege and went thrugh lts f training. T be
a skillful interpreter, they never stp learning. Accrding t China
Radi Internatinal, the interpreters wn’t knw wh they are ging t
interpret fr 67 a mnth befre the tw sessins. They then
make full use f the mnth t prepare everything by 68 . They
find ut famus sentences that the spkespersn might plan t use
when they answer questins. They als try 69 what kinds f
questins might be asked.
There is n“ secret”t be a 70 interpreter. It’s all a matter
f skill and hard wrk.
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ne luck kind he hwever that
prtect knck regard tear wh careful
A little by invited his mther t attend his schl’s first parent­
teacher meeting. This wuld be the 71 time that his
classmates and teacher met his mther. She had a large scar（伤 疤）
that cvered nearly the entire（全 部 的）right side f her face. The by
felt ashamed（羞 愧 的）and never asked why r hw she gt the scar.
At the meeting, everyne was impressed by the 72 f his
mther, but the little by was still embarrassed and hid 73 frm
everyne. He did, 74 , verhear（无意中听到）a cnversatin
between his mther and his teacher.
The teacher asked carefully,“Is it OK t ask hw yu gt the
scar?”
The mther replied,“When my sn was a baby, he was in a rm
75 caught fire. Everyne was t afraid t g in because the fire
was ut f cntrl, but I went in. As I was running tward his bed, I
saw a lng piece f wd falling frm the ceiling（天花板）, s I std
ver him 76 him. But unfrtunately（不幸运地）, this piece f
wd fell dwn n my head and I 77 senselessly. Later, a
fireman came and saved bth f us.”She tuched the burned side f
her face and said,“Once smene asked me if I was regretful abut it.
This scar will last, I 78 it as part f my life, and I have never
regretted what I did s far.”
The little by had never heard abut the stry f his mther’s
scar. He thught he was the 79 kid in the wrld. He ran tward
his mther in 80 and held her hand tightly fr the rest f the day.
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chse until prize cmplete put with
enter which cmmunicate I wh he
As teenagers, we depend n ur parents in different ways. We
live a nrmal life 81 parents’lve and even never think abut
saying thanks t their lve. I didn’t realize what my parents really
mean t me 82 the unfrgettable experience happened t me
last September.
On a sunny mrning, when I was excited abut the infrmatin
that I was allwed 83 Shandng University, I fund my parents
didn’t seem t be as happy as 84 . My father was smking when I
stepped int the rm. My mther was cking in the kitchen silently.
I didn’t understand what they were wrried abut at first. I thught I
didn’t need much mney because I had gt sme mney frm my
schl as 85 . We had enugh mney t pay fr the educatin.
The ther day, I had a lng talk with my mther while shpping.
Only then did I knw that my father didn’t sleep well because he
thught he wuld have little time t stay with me frm then n. I was
86 shcked and sme tears were in my eyes. I regretted that I
had misunderstd my father’s lve fr years. I nce believed he
desn’t lve me as much as my mther des because he desn’t like
having 87 with thers. In my memry, my mther was the nly
persn t prepare different things 88 I need in my life.
The day when I wuld leave fr the university was cming nearer
and nearer. I decided t thank my father in a prper way. Hwever, I
didn’t knw hw t express myself well. In the end, I 89 t write
a letter. In that way, I can shw what I really want t say t him
thrughly（完全地）. Befre I gt n the train, the letter 90 in
my father’s hand. Then fllwed by my warm hug. My father smiled
and ndded t me in silence as usual. I smiled back and believed it’s
the best way fr my father t lve me. In the future, I will call my
parents every time I have supper t tell them abut my life in the
university and shw my lve.
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I hurt prtect strng cmplete wh
twice lud silence famus educate which
I dn’t ften share the stry abut my childhd. Grwing up in a
bad hme, I decided 91 myself by nt speaking up.
I’ve seldm said anything abut hw badly I 92 as a child
by the experience. I dn’t talk abut hw my name was changed at
least 93 , frm Katherine t Elizabeth. I try t frget what it was
like t live in my van（ 箱 式 货 车 ） r hw I’ve struggled with
anxiety, depressin, and wanting t kill myself. Pain and fear made me
becme 94 . It’s time fr that t change.
Thanks t the peple arund me 95 are caring and lving.
I’ve learned day­t­day skills thrugh research, and with the help f
them. I learned t start speaking up fr myself. I’ve learned hw t
slw dwn, t be thankful fr what I’ve gt. They’re the nes wh
make 96 gals pssible, make me psitive.
S I have gtten tw graduate degrees and I 97 my dctrate
（博 士 学 位）this year. I’ve als becme a widely published authr.
What’s mre, with the lve f my friends, I lk frward t s much
mre than cmpleting my 98 . I lk frward t the future.
I dn’t think I’m in any way special. I hpe that sharing my stry
might help thers t see what is pssible even in the darkest time and
help thers t speak ut 99 .
I dn’t knw what tmrrw might bring. But ne thing I’ve
learned is that if we can hld n and find help, if we find ways t get
thrugh the day and speak up, we’ll nt nly find ur wn happiness,
but becme 100 than befre. Our experience can be an
inspiratin all n its wn.
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leave as buy cry n refuse
mnth he inside true pain g
One day, I was s angry with my parents that I left hme, saying
I wuld never return. I was upset because my parents 101 t
buy me a bike.
But in my anger, I didn’t even realize that I had taken bth my
father’s shes and his wallet. As I made my way t the bus statin, I
felt 102 in my ft. I nticed that the she had a hle in it.
There were n buses arund. Nt knwing what t d, I lked in my
dad’s wallet. T my surprise, there wasn’t much mney 103 . I
als fund a nte frm his manager. It asked 104 t wear
nicer­lking shes t the ffice.
I remembered my mther asking him 105 a pair f new
shes, but he said that current（现 在 的）pair f shes shuld last
anther six 106 at least.
I started t walk hme. I then realized that when I 107 , my
dad’s mtrbike was nt there. I started feeling weak in my legs and
wanted t cry. I ran hme as fast 108 I culd.
When I gt hme, my dad was there waiting fr me. I culdn’t
help but 109 . I hugged him tightly and said,“I’m srry, Dad.
I dn’t need a bike.”
This time, I realized hw much pain and hardship ur parents g
thrugh smetimes, and hw great their lve fr me. S I think
everyne shuld try t 110 understand the lve f their parents
frm time t time.
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fill between prper three divide I
happily but activity please hwever he
Time flies away! Where is ur time?
In fact, ur time can 111 int three parts and put int three
different“bttles”. They are the necessary tasks bttle, the vluntary
（自 愿 的）tasks bttle and the happiness bttle.
Every day, we make mney and d husewrk 112 the
necessary tasks bttle. We then fill anther bttle with vluntary tasks.
These are the things that we d fr thers, 113 we may nt enjy
them. This bttle gets filled with tasks like taking children t activities
and cking family meals. Thse bttles are very imprtant. If we
dn’t fill them each day, ur family wn’t run 114 .
Hwever, we ften frget t fill the 115 bttle — the
happiness bttle that we fill with activities that make us happy. Is yur
happiness bttle smetimes empty at the end f the day? 116
ding all the necessary and vluntary tasks, time flies by, and befre
we knw it, it is time fr bed. We all have days like that.
This is why each day we have t make an effrt t fill ur
happiness bttle. I fill 117 by ging t the dancing class. And I
always leave classes 118 than when I enter. This week, I had the
119 f taking part in a guitar practice in my neighbrhd. We
shw ur musical talent and practice music fr charity. It was a time f
fun, friendship and music­making. At the end f the evening, my
happiness bttle was filled t tp.
S will yur 120 bring jy t yur life? Or are the ther
tw tasks eating up all yur time? Try t find ways t fill yur
happiness bttles with jy.