【推荐1】When Janey Lowes went backpacking in Sri Lanka, the huge number of badly injured homeless dogs she encountered ___________ her. Over 5,000 miles from home with no equipment, she was completely unable to help, so she contacted local veterinarians (兽医) but it was ___________ to treat severe issues due to limited supplies. That’s when this young veterinarian had the ___________ to make a change.

Back in the UK, Janey ___________ to secure a donation of £10,000. She then moved to Sri Lanka and set up a charity. Every day, Janey and her team drove around, ___________ injured dogs and providing treatment.

___________, dogs were treated on the side of the road or in Janey’s home. With too many of them, soon Janey’s house was ___________, and she realized she needed a bigger base. Renting an old school with a garden for recovering dogs to play in, Janey ___________ a new hospital called WECare. However, with money extremely tight, ___________ worries were always present. Just as Janey was about to give up due to ____________ of money, WECare was featured in a BBC documentary. It was an absolute ____________ point. Donations increased, allowing her to slowly build the best-equipped local veterinary hospital which she and her team work from today.

“Helping these creatures gives me a sense of ____________,” Janey shared, “but Sri Lanka has about 3 million street dogs, so the ____________ is still great. We hope it might have a snowball effect and ____________ other veterinary practices in this country to ____________ themselves in order to tackle what is a major problem.”

【推荐1】Have you ever considered starting over? Ten years ago I did just that. I'd worked in advertising throughout my ______ life. But it wasn't until my newborn son became very ill that I had the courage to ______ my job and decided to pursue an ambition I'd always held since school: a career in medicine. I'm now a newly qualified doctor working in London.

Our son became ______ ill soon after birth. When he was ______ to St George's Hospital, it became ______ that he would face complex and lifelong challenges. The only constant (不变) was the ______ shown by the team of clinicians looking after our son. Interacting with those professionals refueled a passion in me that had long been ______ . I ______ to become a doctor, not only for my son, but also for myself. Just keep pushing and never have any ______ .

Was I ______ for life in the National Health Service(NHS)? Absolutely not. Never have I worked so hard for so little financial reward and with so little ______ . Like many first-year doctors, I ______ myself flying alone just weeks after graduation, working three weekends every month.

Working in the NHS over the past four years has not only made me ______ how complex delivering world-class care can be, but also given me ______ to make it better. In the advertising department we were constantly trying to ______ our customers' experience. Why shouldn't the same principle ______ the NHS? Alongside my clinical work, I've chosen to ______ how digital technologies can create a more patient-centred system, improving ______ to NHS services and streamlining (使……效率更高) the patient journey.

Now, I'm in my 40s. I couldn't be happier to finally call myself a doctor. ______ the long hours, lack of sleep and endless workload, I feel ______ to be able to help others. It's the best thing I've ever done.

【推荐3】The young woman who was stabbed (刺伤) eight times while protecting her classmate in 2019 has now taken two new identities that continue to prove her selflessness.

On March 10, 2019, Cui Yiwen and a female ________ were walking to their dormitory, and then a male attacker suddenly ________ with a knife and come up to her friend. ________ thinking twice, Cui pushed her friend away but she was stabbed twice in the process.

The attacker still chased and ________stabbed Cui’s classmate. Once again, Cui ________ stood up and protected her classmate even though she herself was injured._______on the frightening incident, she said, “I only knew that if I didn’t step in, she might not ________!”

In ________, Cui suffered eight stab wounds and severe injuries inside the body. However, she kept ________, saying, “My father is an upright serviceman. I just live up to his ________.” Seeing Cui lying in the ICU, her father was worried and near   ________. However, in order to make her father less worried, Cui told him, “It really doesn’t hurt, not at all...”

With the dream of protecting more people, Cui became a devoted police officer. She said, “I want to ________ people just like my father.”

Cui proudly earned the role of the third torchbearer (火炬手) for the Hangzhou Asian Games in Ningbo, Zhejiang on Sept 12, representing the ________ of bravery, responsibility, and selflessness. In addition, she also ________ as a volunteer for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou.

Both ________further show her willingness to serving others.