While going backpacking around Europe，I found     1    (me) in an embarrassing situation．My wallet and clothes     2    (steal) when I was shopping in a crowed market! All I left was my passport and a plane ticket to my next destination．After I     3    (anxious) told one of the staff at the youth hotel I was staying in about my problem，she offered     4    (help) me out．Together we found out how to wire(电汇) money from my parents to my next city stop．Then she printed a map and told me how to get to the place     5    I could pick it up．She called my next hotel and explained the situation，    6    (arrange) for me to check in and pay a day later．Just when I thought everything would be fine，I realized I didn't have any money to pay for     7    train to the airport. That's why she gave me enough money to buy the ticket．    8    her help，my trip would have been over．To this day I am very     9    (thank) for her kindness．This event renewed my     10    (believe) that most people out there are good．

Shennongjia is     1     household name in China because it’s the home of the legendary “wild man”. Its folk tale spans the generations. 

Between 1976 and 1981, the Chinese Academy of Sciences organized three large-scale     2     (science) investigations. They have collected hair, footprints and waste suspected of     3     (belong) to a “wild man”, but some experts argue that most were the result of bears, monkeys or even human beings. They failed     4     (uncover) the myth of “wild man”, but discovered the area’s rich biodiversity. Although several hundred people have claimed     5     (they) as eyewitnesses of some giant apelike creatures in Shennongjia, there is no tangible (真实的) evidence to confirm the     6     (exist) of a “wild man”. 

Nowadays, Shennongjia’s attraction is not     7     (mere) about “wild man”. Its appeal is more about its lively ecology, rich biodiversity and karst landforms (喀斯特地貌). Shennongjia’s beauty varies over the year as nature takes its course. Tourists can enjoy flower blossoms in spring, be shaded from the summer heat, appreciate red leaves in autumn     8     go skiing in winter. 

The “wild man” legend has been passed on for generations by word-of-mouth. In 2016, the legend of “wild man” in Shennongjia     9     (add) to Hubei Province’s intangible cultural heritage list. Today, tourists can visit Wild Man Cave,     10     eyewitnesses claimed that they spotted the creatures, and see “wild man” sculptures.

Wuhan, the capital city of Central China’s Hubei province, once hardest-hit by COVID-19,    1    (invite)medical workers and their relatives across China who    2    (assist)with the fight against the epidemic in 2020    3    (enjoy)its cherry blossom season this year.

All A-level tourist spots in the city will offer free entry to medical workers, and Wuhan University, one of the best places in the city to feast the eyes of cherry blossom admirers,    4    (announce)it would provide free exclusive visits for them from Saturday to Sunday.

Exclusive activities including guided tours, shows and performances will be held in the    5    (follow) three years, said Wu Ping, vice president of the university.

Data shows over 21, 000 medical workers have registered online to visit the campus during the weekend,    6    over 3.800 of those are from outside the city.

A total of 1, 500 students and teachers of the university have volunteered to provide services    7    them such as guided tours and    8    (take)photos.

According to official figures, the epidemic in Wuhan had been    9    (gradual)brought under control with the assistance of more than 42, 000 medical workers across China, and the city has reported no new local cases    10    May 18, 2020.

Mount Qomolangma is the highest mountain in the world. Up to now, more than thousands of people     1    (climb)the world’s highest mountain successfully.     2     (fortunate), one in about every five of those     3     have stood on the mountain top did not survive the trip down. Many others died before reaching the summit. They all battled freezing temperatures, strong winds and snow. And they all risked developing a serious illness     4     (cause) by lack of oxygen.

You may find it     5     (astonish) that Erik Welhenmayer is one of the successful climbers. Thanks     6     his team, Erik Welhenmayer became the first blind man     7     (reach) the top of Mount Qomolangma. Each member of the team wore bells on their clothes for him to hear. They also called out warnings to help him cross dangerous areas. It was with determination that he     8     (overcome) the difficulties he met. It took Erik about two and a half       9     (month) to reach the top of this incredible mountain, which turned out     10     major success.