For many girls from villages in China, a dream job could be anything, except working in a village. But Zhang Guifang, a 24-year-old college graduate, gave up running her business and ______ to her village.

She was chosen as the Party secretary of Sanjia village after ______. Although she once had many ways to develop her village, they weren’t put into practice because of lacking money. The “rainbow village” idea was accepted ______ it didn’t cost a lot of money. Zhang hoped to bring in many tourists ______ this project.

She spent five months planning the creation of wall paintings of colourful sunflowers, wings and balloons to make the houses and walls of the village ______. For the first time, Sanjia has become famous soon, with pictures of the village spreading quickly on the Internet.

As a young village head, Zhang’s job isn’t ______. There are endless things to do, and there are no days off.

She often cried at first and once wanted to give up. But she told ______ that no matter how hard things were, she would hold on for another month. Slowly, she was ______ by more and more villagers, which improved her confidence and led her to set ______ goals.

Zhang hoped that as long as she was there, Sanjia would go ______ and have a bright future.