In the eyes of five-year-old Youyou, his mother is like Ultraman, a cartoon superhero, who is fighting bad guys every day.

His mother, Lu Jingjing, a doctor at Wuhan Children's Hospital, once worked at the mobile cabin hospital(方舱医院), taking care of COVID-19 infected patients.

Since Lu left home for the cabin hospital, Youyou had kept asking his mother through video chat: Mom, how many viruses did you beat today?

The mother of Youyou and a one-year-old daughter, Lu was sent to do support work at a community quarantine(隔离)center on Feb. 2, 2020 and then to the cabin hospital two days later.

While she was packing to leave for the cabin hospital from home, Youyou cried and tried to stop Lu from leaving, knowing he would not see his mother for a long time.

Lu patiently explained to him what the virus is, and told him that she would fight the virus with Ultraman. "He then calmed down and let me go because in his mind, Ultraman is the strongest in the battlefield and could definitely help me win," Lu said."

"He may not know clearly about why I'm away from home, but he knows that I'm fighting against the super virus with the weapons of doctors," she said.

Lu had planned to visit her parents in their hometown in East China's Shandong Province during the Spring Festival but after the outbreak of COVID-19, she chose to stay.

Lu didn't let her parents know she was working at the cabin hospital. When they asked for a video chat, Lu would say she was busy working at the Children's Hospital and instead let her husband and children chat with them.

"We should win the battle with the virus as soon as possible, so that medical staff and patients can go back home," she said then.

A camera has captured footage of two wild giant pandas in a national park in southwest China's Sichuan Province.

The clips, taken in the Xuebaoding section of the Giant Panda National Park, include two pandas wandering in the daytime and moving alone at night. It is particularly rare to see two wild giant pandas walking together, the administration of the park said on Friday.

In the video, a giant panda walked up to a tree and sniffed it carefully. Then a second panda, looking like a quiet “little girl”, approached, looking at the ground, perhaps in search of food. Later, the first panda turned around, rubbing its bottom back and forth as if scratching or dancing, a typical marking behavior in animals. After that, it lay on the ground, waving its hands and feet around, as if to amuse its companion.

According to a staff member at the administration, the camera was set up on Dec. 23, 2019 in a location that was often visited by the furry animals.

Wildlife protection experts said the video was likely taken in April, the breeding(繁殖) season for wild giant pandas. The two adult pandas were very harmonious together, with no fighting, leading to the conclusion that they were probably a male and a female engaged in courting and playing.

In 2017, China announced a plan to build the Giant Panda National Park to help the endangered animals strengthen their relations, bringing together pandas on six mountains in three provinces, Gansu, Shaanxi and Sichuan.

Ask the Expert: Supporting Someone with Anxiety

How did you become an expert in supporting people with anxiety?

As part of my training, I specialized in cognitive behavioral therapy(认知行为治疗)，the evidence-based treatment for anxiety. I used to work at the center for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma at the Maudsley Hospital.    12    

How possible is it to help a loved one who is suffering from anxiety?

    13    But it depends on how much they want to be helped and how much they recognize that they have a problem. You can be merciful and supportive, but it's not your responsibility to make them better.

What can people do practically to help?

You can help them get the right treatment, take them to appointments and make them available for appointments by babysitting, bringing round meals. If you're very close to them, you could read up on the problem and join support groups.    14    Ask how their mood is and what they want from you. They might not want to talk, but they might want to go for a coffee, or watch TV with you. Help them to take a break from their anxiety.

What should they not do?

Don't be pushy. Don't avoid them.    15    If you make excuses for them about why they're not going out or constantly reassure them, you might be propping up(支撑)their anxiety.

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To provide care to someone else, you have to put your own needs first. Make sure you sleep well, eat well, have fun and get out of the house.

It was late in the evening when Janice Esposito jumped into her minivan, and began the 20-minute drive home. She'd just________from visiting her mother. Suddenly, out of nowhere a________hit into Esposito's minivan, pushing her backward some 100 feet onto the railroad tracks.

At the moment, Pete DiPinto was getting ready for________when he heard the sound of broken glass coming from outside his bedroom window. A volunteer firefighter, DiPinto, 64, never________to think. He ran out of the house, still in his pajamas. "Any firefighter would have done the________," he told My NBC5.

The first car he came upon was the one that had________Esposito. Once DiPinto concluded the driver was OK, he looked around and found Esposito's minivan________across the railroad tracks. And the bells were signaling a coming train.

"I see the________of the train," he told Newsday. DiPinto________to Esposito's minivan and banged on the driver's side window. Unconscious, though, Esposito seemed unhurt.

He tried to________the door, but it was jammed shut. The train, traveling at 65 miles per________, was coming very close to them. DiPinto ran to the passenger side and threw open the door. He grabbed Esposito's arms, pulled her toward him and speedily walked her to________behind a signal box a few feet away. Within six seconds, the train________the minivan.

"It was like a Hollywood movie," DiPinto said the next day. But this one turned out to be________. "Last night, the________arrived in pajamas, not in a fire truck," reporters said.

To welcome the    32    (come)National Day holiday , Shanghai Experimental Primary School    33    (organize)a National Day noodle celebration on Tuesday. Having noodle soup on one's birthday is    34    tradition in China ,    35    is similar to eating cakes in Western culture.

With the help of teachers and volunteer parents , students made noodles of different colors    36    (they), representing a    37    (color)childhood and a prosperous China. Students said they not only learned how to make noodles through the activity,    38    also understood the importance of cherishing food.

Similar noodle-eating events    39    (celebrate)the birthday of the People's Republic of China will be organized on Wednesday in seven    40    (place)in Shanghai's Changning District,    41    hospitals, day care centers and police offices.