Netizens have tried to help BooksChina.com, one of the     1    (country) biggest online bookstores, which has been     2     (severe) affected by heavy rain and flooding     3     (cause) by Typhoon Doksuri.

In     4     statement issued on its website and multiple social media platforms, including WeChat and Sina Weibo, the bookseller said its warehouse in Zhuozhou, Hebei province, suffered the “most destructive impact” of flooding since the company     5     (found) 25 years ago.

More than 4 million books,     6     accounted for roughly 80 percent of its inventory, have been damaged by floodwaters, the statement said.

    7    Tuesday night, after the company sent out messages on social media     8     (say) that some of its employees were trapped on the fourth floor of the warehouse, netizens helped direct emergency responders to the location. Some social media users offered       9     (buy) damaged books, while others said they were willing to make donations to help Books China. com survive the painful experience. However, the water flooded the first floor within an hour, and employees rushed to take shelter on the fourth floor. It all happened too quickly and they didn’t have enough     10     (resource) to relocate all the books, the employees said.

Davyon Johnson, an 11-year-old boy, was honored by his community after saving two lives in one day. On Dec. 9, a choking student tripped into the classroom     1     Davyon was. Davyon did the Heimlich immediately and saved him. Hours later, on his way home, Davyon spotted a house on fire. Everybody     2     (run) out except for an elderly lady. As the woman struggled     3     (move) using her walker, Davyon raced up the steps and helped her escape the burning building.