If you can dream it, you can do it. I don’t know what your dream is. I don’t care how     1     (disappoint) it might be as you’re working toward that dream. But that dream that you’re holding in your mind is possible, though in     2     process of chasing your dreams, you are going to encounter a lot of pain.

There will be     3     (moment) when you are going to doubt     4     (you). You’ll say, “Why? Why is this happening to me? I’m just trying to take care of my children, and my mother. I’m not trying to steal or rob from anybody. How did this have to happen to me?” For those of you who     5     (experience) some hardships already—don’t give up on your dream. The rough times will come, but they will not stay, and they will come to pass.

Many of you fail     6     (seek) your purpose in life and you should have you dream and then follow it up with a list of all the reasons why the dream is not     7     (achieve). You fill your life     8     excuses and “I can’t.” The only true limits     9     you experience in life are those you create or those you allow others to impose upon you. If you can     10     (true) dream it, you can do it!

International Workers’ Day is a day to show respect for the working people and advocate the spirit of hard work. The Chinese are known     1     hardworking and inventive people. Since its reform and opening-up in the late 1970s, China has lifted more than 770 million people out of poverty. It is now the second     2     (large) economy in the world. The Chinese working people have risen to the challenges, working hard to overcome adverse circumstances such as the COVID-19 epidemic.    3     (realize) the Chinese Dream of national rejuvenation relies on the diligent work of people from all walks of life. The working people should take the lead and have complete confidence in this great cause.