Recently, a picture of a boy arriving a    1     a classroom with a full head of white ice hair has caught the attention of m    2     of people . The child had just spent more than     3     hour walking 4.5 kilometers to school on a winter morning. It was so cold that the boy's hair was     4    (complete)covered by the frost when he arrived. He     5    (stand) alone with his white hair while other     6    (classmate) behind were clearly amused and     7    (laugh). “The boy is a hard-working student with a special gift in math. His father works in a big city,    8    he had to live with his grandpa and elder sister .”The headmaster Fu said. So far, many Weibo users have expressed     9    (they)support to the boy. User @qwedfgvbn12 said, "The harder you work, the     10    (good)your life will be. As long as you fight hard,you will change your fate and have a bright future."

【推荐3】Watching the moon and eating moon cakes are some of the fun     1     we do during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

On the 15th day of the eighth lunar（阴历的）month every year, people celebrate this t    2     day. The full moon stands for being together with friends and family.

Also, many popular legends and poems are about the f    3     . They all show how Chinese people appreciate（欣赏）the moon.

The most famous legend is about the lady Chang’e. Long ago, people said there were 10 suns in the sky. Her husband Hou Yi     4     down nine of them. The Empress of Heaven（王母娘娘）gave him a magic pill（仙丹）as a reward. This pill would make him live forever.     5     , Chang’e took the pill by accident. Then she flew to the moon and lived there forever.

    6     legend tells the story of a woodcutter（伐木工）named Wu Gang. He had to cut down tree because he once     7     the Jade Emperor（玉皇大帝）angry. But the magical tree kept growing back. So he had to work endlessly.

The moon also inspires（激发灵感）people to write poems. For example, Su Shi of the Song Dynasty     8     his famous The Mid-Autumn Festival, Tune: Prelude to Water Melody（ 《水调歌头·明月几时有》 ）during the Mid-Autumn Festival.