【推荐1】Jane Sun, CEO of Ctrip, Asia’s largest online travel company, connects people with the best places the world has to offer. She believes travel and cultural experiences can _______ divide and conflicts, strengthen industries and create peace.

Actually she herself is a _______ advertisement for how travel can _______ a life. But her journey was much longer and more _______ even than marathon.

While_______ Peking University, Sun was invited to a program in the University of Florida, where she finally managed to_______ her study. Compared to others, Sun’s life pace was_______. She bicycled 6 miles to the _______ each morning, taking the earliest classes so she could spend the rest of the day, working to make money. However, Sun _______ those days, “I learned a lot from my experience in the USA.”

“Many discussions I had still __________ my style today. In particular, I have __________ a habit of hearing people’s different __________over certain topics.” “In today’s world, you’d better have a good understanding of different people and __________different cultures. ”

Feeling it her duty to help others, Sun __________an organization to help students. Her advice for them is to give 100% effort to whatever you want to __________. Now as a mother of two daughters and CEO, she has__________ both for her children and Ctrip. “Some people ask me why I work so hard, because I feel mothers are the best ____________for children, ” Sun says. “To work is actually to __________ yourselves, but if you double your efforts at work and being a mother, it is doubly__________.”

As for her future efforts, Sun is preparing for the day when advanced technology and even space travel will change the travel industry. One thing that won’t change: the __________ of travel is to build bridges.

【推荐2】Tristin Stewart, 15, of Northern Ireland, has no right knee after undergoing an operation. Now, his right leg connects directly to a right foot backward, which fits more_______than a traditional amputation (截肢).

Tristin said he began experiencing_______in his right leg in 2014, but it was not until last year that doctors diagnosed it as a cancer. The diagnosis and_______operation made Tristin’s parents, Mandy and Shane so worried.

“Tristin was scared firstly before receiving the operation,” Mandy said. “When we went in to see him after the operation, you could_______see that something was not in the right place under the_______, and Shane and I got up the courage to uncover it. That was a very strange sight, but my boy’s life was saved so that’s all that_______.”

In spite of a_______disease, the first in Northern Ireland, the soccer-loving teen is already back on his_______ just months after the operation.

“At the start it was uncomfortable and I wasn’t used to it because of the weight and my foot — you know, it felt_______— but now I’ m accustomed to it,” Tristin told Caters News. “It feels close to normal.”

“I can________with it and I’ve just started a jog,” Tristin said. “Without it, I’d be in a________. I wouldn’t be able to do anything.”

Unexpectedly, many people are now________ money to buy Stewart professional aid equipment so he can________in sports and more physical activities.

“Friends have been just as________, and they haven’t treated me differently,” Tristin added. “And I believe no matter how________ the mountain, there will always be a climb for the people who do not fear the difficult.”

【推荐3】When I was a young man I had much ego(自负). I though I ________ everything. I looked forward to fame and success. I can even remember once in college _________ telling one of my friends: “ If only everyone listened to me, then they would all be happy.” I ________ left school, ready to take on the world. Little did I know the world was about to take on me.

In the _________ following college, instead of success, I found struggles. I had _________ in finding work. My jobs were either temporary or were ________ badly. When my wife and I had children, we were ________ to learn that both of our sons had Autism(自闭症) and would need to be ________ for the rest of their lives. I had no ________ why this had happened to us.

In time, however, I began to ________. My ego was decreasing fast. Instead of success, I found my ________ in moments of love. Playing and ________ with my sons brought me so much happiness. My boys ________ me more about peace, patience, joy and love than I could have ever learned on my own. I began to share the ________ I learned through my writings and my life. I finally realized that my ________ in this world had nothing to do with fame or success. _______, it had everything to do with allowing love and light into my life and ________ it with everyone I could.

You may not be happy 100% of the time. ________ can be in this world. Yet, you will find a joy no earthly(世俗的) ________ could ever give. Put all of your moments, days and years to good use then. ________ them with love.

【推荐2】Though having one arm, Zhang Jiacheng hopes never to lose his love for basketball or willingness to improve his skills on the court. The 13-year-old recently gained wide _______ from cyber citizens in China when a video of his _______ ball controlling skills in a one-on-one situation was posted (发布) online.

“It’s so inspiring. How can you easily _______ your dreams after watching his video?” One cyber citizen wrote on Sina Weibo.

_______ in southern Chinese province of Guangdong, Zhang _______ his right arm in an accident at just five years old, which was a _______ for such a young kid. Zhang, however, _______ to face up to the hardship, and not let the fate (命运) _______ his life because he has a dream: to be a _______ player.

“How can you play basketball with just one ________?” Zhang always had to face the ________ from other kids around. “Hard work” is the only answer that Zhang has in his mind.

Be it rainy or windy, Zhang never stops playing basketball, and has ________ improved his skills.

In the video, Zhang showed his ball controlling abilities in front of a defense (防守) several professional basketball players ________ and received a loud cheer from people ________ on site.

“Your right hand has been taken away in a ________ way, but you have the best left hand. You are the real ________ in this game,” former CBA player Wang Jing said after watching Zhang’s ________.

Zhang has posted 13 videos of him ________ basketball skills on Douyin, the Chinese version of Tik Tok, and ________almost one million likes.

“Give it a try, or give it up,” Zhang wrote when posting one video. Indeed, he ________ the first one.

【推荐3】Pooja Rani entered the boxing area at age 18 all thanks to her coach Sanjay Kumar. However, even with much _______, Pooja felt shy to wear the boxing gloves. She also knew that her father would not _______ her taking up this “violent” sport. But Pooja went after her interest_______ anyway until one day when _______ came to her father — he discovered the truth and stopped her playing the sport. “My father wasn’t _______ of boxing because he thought it violent. He didn’t _______ me playing other sports but boxing was a _______ no-go zone,” Pooja said. It then took six months of continuous _______ from Pooja and her coach Sanjay to _______ her father to change his attitude.

She won the National Youth Boxing Championship (锦标赛) in 2009, which ________ her career on an upward path. In 2012, she ________ two silver medals at the Asian Boxing Championship and the Arafura Games. Later, she acquired a gold medal at the South Asian Games in 2016, thus making her ________ for the Rio Olympics that year.

Unstoppable as she was, her wins came to a ________ for some reason. During that time, she was ________ by many people. It took her a whole year to get back on ________ with their assistance. And what a comeback! Pooja ________ in an impressive way, winning back-to-back gold medals at the Asian Boxing Championship in 2019 and 2021. This ________ her to be the first woman boxer to ________ the title. Given the long and ________ road she took to get here, for us, Pooja is ________ the “queen of boxing”.