Datang Town in Zhejiang Province makes over 25 billion pairs of socks each year. Jin Jiangwei runs an online ________ that sells socks in Datang. But he is different from other traders (商人). He has no arms.

Jin lost both of his arms at the age of five in an accident. With his family’s ________, little Jin didn’t feel he was different from other children. ________, things changed when he reached middle school. Many of his friends left their home town to study. Because he couldn’t live on his own, Jin had to stay at home and he became very ________.

To cheer him up, his father bought him a computer in 2002. Jin showed interest and he learned ________ to use different software (软件). His skills helped him regain (重新获得) confidence and made him ________ there were many possibilities in his life. In 2015, Jin came to Datang Town with his younger brother. They ________ an online store to sell socks. At first, they met with many ________. But they didn’t give up. After years of hard work, they became successful.

Jin ________ to other disabled (有残疾的) people, “Keep going. We are not that different from non-disabled people. Nothing can ________ us from succeeding as long as we work harder.”

“Of Lushan Mountain we cannot make out the true face, for we are lost in the heart of the very place.’’

This is a line from a _____ by Su Shi. I like it very much because it reminds us to look _____ things from different perspectives(视角) and keep an open mind.

My little brother was playing with his Legos one day. Since he was too _____ to put the blocks in the right place, I decided to help him. But I knocked over some of his blocks _____. He got angry and shouted at me, “Don’t touch my Legos!”

I got angry too. “Why are you shouting at me? I was just trying to help you!” I said.

However, he didn’t believed me at all. “I don’t need your help. Go away!” he shouted.

“I won’t help you anymore! You stupid! ” I turned around and went away _____.

In my room, I realized that he was angry because I disturbed(打扰) him without his permission _____ it was not a nice thing for my little brother to shout at me, I should not have knocked over his blocks because of my carelessness.

So I said sorry to him and he _____. We made peace again. We _____ and built a wonderful Legos house. Sometimes, we do things according to our own thoughts and don’t know other people’s _____. However, if you choose to see things from _____ side, your life might be improved and you will be happier.

Alexandra’s fingers flew over the keyboard of the piano. The audience (观众) watched in _____ as she made her way through the beautiful music. This afternoon was quite _____ for Alexandra and all the other students at the Metropolitan Music School. Their annual spring recital (年度春季独奏会) was a chance to show off the hard work that they had put in during the winter.

Alexandra reached the end of the piece of music. The people in the audience then broke into Applause (掌声). “So talented for a teenager,” one woman _____ to her neighbor. “Isn’t it a shame about...” But her neighbor couldn’t hear the rest of the sentence because the applause was so _____.

Alexandra’s teacher, Mrs. Meier, looked pleased and happy, too. “I have a little surprise for you,” Mrs. Meier told Alexandra’s parents, “but it has to wait until all the others have played.”

People were still applauding, _____ Alexandra’s part of the program was over. She reached down to the floor and picked up the crutches (拐杖) that were lying out of sight of the audience. Then she stood up carefully and, using the crutches, slowly left the stage.

Some people were _____. The woman who had spoken earlier turned to her neighbor again. “As I said before, Alexandra is talented. But she had a terrible disease when she was 5. She couldn’t walk properly anymore.”

When the recital ended, Mrs. Meier appeared on stage. “Hasn’t this been a wonderful evening?” Mrs. Meier asked, “We see all of these students’ wonderful _____ this year. But every year we also give a prize for one student who’s been outstanding. This year’s winner is Alexandra.”

Now the applause got even louder. Mrs. Meier smiled as she tried to _____ the crowd, “And there will be a huge prize for Alexandra. Tickets to the Frederick Lin concert—the best seats in the house.” Alexandra could _____ believe her ears. She moved forward on her crutches, smiling happily as Mrs. Meier hugged her. ______ is more valuable than this moment.