Terry Fox was only seventeen when he got a cancer (癌症). He must have felt hopeless when the doctor said his right leg would have to be cut off 6 inches above the knee.

    But to everyone's surprise, Terry Fox made up his mind to become a long-distance runner and do something about the cancer. What a dream!

    Although it seemed impossible, Terry decided to run across the whole country. He hoped to raise one million dollars for cancer research. Few believed he would make it. Anyway, on April 12, 1980, Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope. For the first days of his marathon, Terry Fox was alone. He started running at 4:30 am. Day by day, people began to realize that something big was happening on the lonely road. As people saw Terry, they stopped and donated (捐赠) money for cancer research.

    However, his health took a rapid turn for the worse several months later. He had to give up his marathon on September 1, 1980. Terry died three months later, at the age of 22. In his short life, he raised $24 million for cancer research—one dollar for each person in his motherland.

    Since his death, the yearly Terry Fox Run, first held in 1981, has grown to be the world's largest one-day fundraiser (筹资活动) for cancer research.

Visiting Xi'an was once Leah's dream. It came true when she went to China along with her two friends last year.

During her 20 days in Xi'an, Leah got a chance to learn about Chinese culture closely. She visited many old buildings there. Xi'an City Wall was her favorite. In Xi'an,she enjoyed many kinds of foods and watched some traditional shows. All of them left a wonderful impression （印象）on her. Now, Xi'an is like her second home. Since Leah came back to Spain, she has been missing Xi'an very much.

Leah's 20-day stay in Xi'an was a great experience. It was a chance to increase her understanding of cultural diversity. Leah said, "The Chinese people are all friendly. The cultures are varied among countries, but we are connected by the bond（纽带）of friendship. The future of nations is hopeful with development and peace. The trip in Xi'an will always be in my   memory.

要点：1．他是北京阳光中学的学生，在七年级(6)班；2. 14岁，现在和父母住在北京；3．他高大、强壮，小眼睛，看上去很有趣；4．他喜欢踢足球和打乒乓球。

Jack is a runner of the city track- and- field (田径运动) team in New York. He 1 much harder than others. He hopes to be a great Chinese sprinter (短跑运动员) 2 Su Bingtian. People called Su the "Chinese flying man"3 he finished running 100 metres in 9.83 seconds at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. 

"Dad, is there any great sprinter in 4 country?" Jack asked his dad one day. Then he 5 knew about the story of Wilma Rudolph(1940—1994). She6 three medals in track- and- field games in the 1960 Rome Olympic Games. People 7 her the"fastest woman in the world" at her time. 

At the age of 4, Wilma Rudolph couldn't use her left 8 because she got polio (小儿麻痹症). "We are so sorry, but your girl may not walk again," the 9 told her parents. At first, the family was very 10 . But very soon they decided to do something to change for the 11 .

Every day her mother took her to do some12 with the doctors' help. Wilma's feet 13 a lot but she kept doing it. Her brothers and sisters loved her and helped her. They gave her legs a massage (按摩) every day. Amazingly (惊人地), when Wilma was 9, she was 14 walk again and became very healthy. Later, she started playing basketball and running.15 , Wilma became a sprinter and went to the 1960 Rome Olympic Games. 

After listening to Wilma's story, Jack decided to train much harder than before. 

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