I' m ready to do my first jump 10 months after a skydiving (特技跳伞) accident. I can't wait! That accident almost killed (杀死) me and it made me stay in hospital for half a year. During the boring long days, I didn't feel good. "How could I live without my favourite sport?" I thought.

    It all started one evening after a nine-to-five day. I was sitting at home when an ad (广告)came on the television. "Try skydiving," it said. The next day, I went to the skydiving school in my town, At the end of the day's lessons, ] knew I found the right sport for me.

    I will never forget my first jump. Five of us walked to the runway and got into a plane. I was afraid, but the others were talking and smiling, and I started to feel a little relaxed. It was a beautiful, cloudless day and the sun was just going down. Soon it was time to jump. As I jumped from the plane, I shouted. But then everything became quiet (安静的). It was the most wonderful four minutes of my life.

    From the first jump, I was hooked. I started spending all my free time skydiving. It became my reason (理由) for living. Things were going really well. Then an accident happened on my 104th jump. I broke my both legs, right arm and nose. I stayed in hospital for six months, but I still couldn't forget skydiving.

    My mother couldn't understand why the only reason I wanted to get better was to go skydiving again. But for me, skydiving is life, and life is skydiving.

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When I was ten years old, I became penfriends with David Lu, a boy living in Beijing. Over the {#blank#}1{#/blank#} (year), I became more and more interested {#blank#}2{#/blank#} Chinese culture. When there was a chance to study in Beijing as {#blank#}3{#/blank#} exchange student, I immediately took it. 

In my first 24 hours in Beijing, I felt both excited and nervous. I didn't see one foreigner. But on my first day of school, I {#blank#}4{#/blank#} (welcome) by many foreign faces. The students came from all around the world. 

None of us had studied Chinese before, but our language skills improved {#blank#}5{#/blank#} (quick). By the end of the first month, we were very happy that we could all make simple sentences {#blank#}6{#/blank#} some of these sentences were quite funny. We often sent our language {#blank#}7{#/blank#} (teach) Sophie into wild laughter. 

In October, David finally had time to show me around the city. Both of us were very excited to see each other. David took me to some of his favorite restaurants. Chinese table manners were very {#blank#}8{#/blank#} (difference) from those in the West. Eating Chinese food was like an adventure, and it became my favorite thing about living in Beijing. 

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Have you ever rushed to some very important places only to find you're on the wrong bus and you'll never make it in time？One woman in New Zealand 1 this last year，but the bus driver went 2 his duty to help her out.

One Sunday，Mason was on her way to see her 70﹣year﹣old mom who lives in a nursing home.Because of its recent rules，3 are limited （限制） to an half﹣hour period scheduled ahead （提前预约安排）.When Mason 4 she hadn't got on the right bus and her 30﹣minute window was fast closing，Mason started crying，tearfully5 to the bus driver，57﹣year﹣old Alex Bailey，what had happened.

Rather than keep to his schedule，Bailey decided to6 .With nods from the other7 ，Bailey took another longer route （路线） and8 Mason to the nursing home，dropped her off，and then calmly went back to his regular route.

By 9 ，as Mason arrived at the nursing house，a news reporter was there.Mason told the reporter her10 ，expressing praise for the bus driver.The story11 the evening news，and it hit social media.Bailey was "Internet12 ".

Actually，Bailey is only one of the serving members during the pandemic （流行病），who has been13 around the clock to make sure that key workers，education and communities stay connected and keep the city running 14 .Later，he said that it was just a nice，magical moment15 thing to do.

Eliud Kipchoge is an marathon (马拉松) runner from Kenya. He's 1 eleven gold medals (奖牌) so far and many people think he's the most 2 marathon runner in the world. He 3 the world record for the fastest marathon. No one has ever run a marathon 4 than Eliud.

But for Eliud that is not 5 because , in 2017, he tried to become the first human to run a marathon in less than two hours. It took two years to 6 for the run, and during this time, Eliud worked with a team of 7 . They used technology to 8 everything about his running: his training schedule(日程), his breathing, his diet, his running shoes and his 9 . After two years of planning and 10 , the big day arrived and Eliud 11 the distance of 26.2 miles on a track in Milan, Italy. His time was good for most of the race and he finished it in a 12 time of 2hours, 25 seconds; but it wasn't fast enough. Eliud 13 the final part of the run: "I felt a little bit tired in my legs and I tried to 14 , but it was too late."

So, if Eliud can't run a marathon in under 2hours, is it possible for any human? Maybe in the future, as technology gets better, someone might 15 a time of 1 hours59 minutes and 59 seconds.