Miss Jane White is an English. She is in Beijing now. She has never been to(从未到过) Beijing before. She wants 1 to some interesting places. Because she is 2 there, she 3 Beijing well(know……well对……熟悉). She 4 some help. Look! She's 5 a policeman for help.

Miss White: 6. Could you tell me how to get to the Forbidden City（故宫）?

Policeman: 7. Go down this road, and 8 left at the second street. Then you will come to Chang'an Jie. Go along Chang'an Jie, and the Forbidden City is 9 the right. You can't miss it.

Miss White: Thank you a lot.

Policeman: You're 10.

    There is an old saying: "Take the time to stop and smell the flowers." I think we should also take the time to 1 flowers.

    My grandmother knew just 2 to do that. She grew flowers with earth, water and love, so her back garden was filled with beautiful flowers. She would smile when she saw the 3 shine down on them. In her front garden she planted flowers,  4. You could see red, white, and yellow flowers in it. My mom and I used to walk 5 them and enjoy their smells. Beautiful butterflies (蝴蝶) flew down on them. Grandma also cared for the wild flowers. She would send 6 and my brother out to pick flowers and would then turn them into delicious wine (酒).

    Grandma not only planted flowers in the gardens 7 also planted flowers in our hearts. Her delicious dinners made with love encouraged us. Her sweet smile always made us 8. Her hugs (拥抱) and kisses were the sunshine that kept our own love 9 day after day.

    Take the time to plant a few flowers yourself today. Show your smiles, kindness and love .Plant your wishes, talents and pleasure. Make this 10 brighter and brighter with your sunshine.

    I always believed in UFOs, but I didn't see one. My husbanddidn't believe in UFOs before that 1.

    Last Friday night, he drove home 2 work. He drove near a gas station(加油站) when he saw a bright light. It looked 3 a light. It was low, and it wasn'tmoving. He didn't 4 toomuch about it. He thought maybe it was a street light, so he 5 up farther and then the lightwent off. But a few minutes later, it was on. He stopped the car. He 6 and looked around, but saw nothing.

    After a short whilethe 7 wason again. He got on the car and drove another 2 miles to our house. He sat in the8 fora few minutes thinking of what he saw. He got out of the car and the moving lightwent off. Then when he looked back, he could 9 it in the sky. Then he was 10 it must be a UFO. He went intoour house and told me about it.

    With a hat by his feet, a blind boy sat on the steps of a building. He held up a sign which said," I'm blind, please help."

    Only a few people put1in the hat. A man was walking by. He dropped some coins into the hat, then turned the sign2wrote some words, put the sign back and left.

    Soon the hat began to fill up. A lot more people began to give money to the blind boy. That afternoon the man came to see3things were going. The boy recognized his footsteps and asked, " Were you the one who 4 my sign this morning? What did you write?"

    The man said, I only wrote the truth. I said what you said but in a(n)5way." What he wrote was. "Today is a beautiful day, but I cannot see it."

    Both the6told people that the boy was blind. But the first sign simply told people to help by throwing some money into the7. The second one, 8, told people that they were able to enjoy the beauty of the day. But the boy couldn't.

    There are at least two lessons we can learn9this story. First, be thankful for what you have. Someone else has less Help them if you can. 10, be creative. Think differently. There is always a better way.

    A British man has attracted widespread praise in China for donating six of his organs(器官)

    Mark Terence Osborne, who was 49, was sent to the 1room at 9 a.m. after he lost his 118-day battle (搏击，斗争)for 2 on June 29. His wife, Mrs. Wang, 3to donate his heart, kidneys, liver and comeas (角膜)under his will and with his daughter's 4back in the UK. In this way Osborne 5his life in his beloved(挚爱的) land.

    Osborne6to Hangzhou six years ago. Their peaceful life came to a 7end on March 3, 2016 when Osborne fell into a deep coma(昏迷)following a stroke(中风).

    Osborne was familiar(熟悉的) with organ donation. His mother received a heart transplantation operation (移植手术)from a donor and 8for ten more years. His family believes they should return the help by donating organs to others.

    When Wang made the decision to donate, Osborne's family was very supportive and delivered all the necessary files at once. Wang signed on the organ donation registration(登记)form for 9 on June 29. She also decided to 10 others in the way her husband did.

    Osborne's death has been a main topic of discussion on Chinese social media with many11his decision. "I felt such a sense of 12when I read so much praise for Mark online. Many people in China believe the body should remain 13 after death, and14, there is a great shortage of organs available(可用的). I hope that what Mark did can help 15 people's views on organ donation, "said his wife.