【推荐1】Wang Xiaojiu, a barber from China, doesn’t     1    (simple) sweep leftover hair off the floor of his hair salon and dump it in the dustbin.

    2     (see)from afar (远处), Wang’s portraits (画像) look drawn with a pencil, but they are made out of leftover hair. The talented barber told China Daily that he always thought throwing away leftover hair seemed like     3    pity, so one day he decided to do something     4     (create) with it instead. Although he only started drawing with human hair a few months ago,    5    (look) at his beautiful creations, you’d think he has been doing it for a lifetime. Paying great attention to    6    (detail), like shades that almost make the artworks look like 3D, Wang Xiaojiu has made many amazing-looking portraits so far.

Wang says it     7    (take) him about two hours to complete one of his hair drawings, after     8    he always signs them with his nickname “Xiao Jiu” and takes a few photos. Finally, he sweeps the hair away to keep the salon clean.

Wang Xiaojiu may be new at hair art,    9    he definitely has a bright artistic future ahead     10    him.

Henry Norman Bethune was a Canadian doctor with a very creative mind and a determination     1     (help) people. As a small boy, he became very interested in     2     (medical) and decided to become a doctor. After he graduated from medical college in 1916, Bethune worked     3     a doctor in England, the US, and Canada. He reinvented or redesigned over 10 medical instruments to make     4     (it) more useful. After     5     (hear) that many people were dying in the war, Bethune left for China in 1938. Despite the difficult situation, Dr. Bethune did     6     he could to assist the Chinese people. He helped to organise hospitals,     7     (teach) doctors and nurses, and showed people how to give first aid.     8     (sad), Dr. Bethune passed away in November the next year and     9     (bury) in Shijiazhuang. After Dr. Bethune's death, Chairman Mao Zedong wrote     10     article in memory of him, in which he praised Dr.Bethune as a hero to be remembered in China.

If you come across an 85-year-old woman walking slowly with a walker in the Children's Hospital of Soochow University, don't take her as a patient. Instead, she is a doctor     1     still insists on working in the hospital.

Sheng Jinyun, born in 1935, a renowned expert in pediatric asthma,     2    ( treat) about 30,000 children suffering asthma till now. She is known     3     “the most beautiful grandma doctor” by others.     4     (current), she still sees 40 patients every day. Sheng has always stuck to her post despite suffering two fractures. A month ago, she began limping because of     5     fall. So now she can only walk with the help of walker.

“Others don't understand me. In their eyes,I m supposed to live a     6    ( peace) life in this old age.     7     as long as I'm clear -minded, I can prescribe (开处方) well and make no mistakes. I want to cure more     8     (child),” said Sheng . Though     9    ( award) the lifelong achievement physician in pediatrics” at the 24th Congress of Chinese Pediatric Society in this October, Sheng seems not proud at all. “It's only a piece of paper to me.” When asked what she would like to do next, the doctor said the most urgent thing is     10     (pass) on her experience. She plans to write a book about the case reports over the decades .