I have a deep wish to serve the needy（生活艰苦的）.I 1with the thought of kindness. My parents also inspired it in me by not only 2 but also showing how it's done.

    It always 3me to see the poor and homeless on streets suffering in the cold.  So one cold morning, I brought some sweaters and biscuits and put all of them in a bag and left 4 such needy people.1 wandered for miles. Then I saw the 5 One. He was an old man sitting on a street. I didn't say a word.6 ,I stood beside him quietly.  He 7 at me and asked if I had something to eat.  I was so excited that I could 8 help a person all by myself.  I brought out a sweater and a pack of biscuits and 9 them over to him. He thanked me again and again and his face lit up with 10.I sat beside him and we 11 for a while.  I asked him all about his problems. Then I 12 my search for more homeless people.

    I 13 many needy people that day. It was quite14 that l was even happier than them as I got a chance to 15 the poor.  One thing I learned from talking to all those needy people was that they never complained（抱怨）about their 16 or how unfortunate they were or how bad the life was for them. They all had the 17 0f soldiers inside them, fighting without complaining and with a 18 that some day all this would be over.

No one 19 about it, not even my parents.  1 wish to continue my act of kindness secretly in future because helping others does make me feel happy and 20

    My family suffered a lot three years ago when my father died in a car accident. It1my mother, two younger brothers and me alone.

    At that time, I was in senior high school. As the2 son, I had no choice but to3of school and work in a factory. Life went on without any 4I dared not ask for more and just thought about5 my two brothers. However, it wasn't easy, for I couldn't6 their tuition even if I worked day and night without rest. I also had to look after my sick mother. I wanted to go back to school, but it seemed to be a(n)7 idea, since I needed to work to support my family.

    A thread of8 appeared during those gloomy days. It was a rainy dusk when I went outside into the rain and walked in the street9 the rain stopped! I raised my head, and found that “the sky” was in fact a dark blue umbrella. Then I heard a deep voice say, “Why not10 without an umbrella?” It was a one-legged man,11 you run, you won't get so wet.” His words12 me deeply. Without my father's protection, was I only a slave to 13?

    While walking together in the rain, I knew that his dream was once14by an accident. He was glad that he didn't lose15 and still “ran” on the road of life… Facing this guy, I had no pity16admiration.

    Inspired by his17 I went to a city in the south and became an assurance representative. After two years' “running”, I got somewhere and my family situation became better18 I went back to school and eventually succeeded in being19 to a university.

    Everything is so simple: to run without an umbrella! When you run out of the 20season of your life, there will be a bright sky ahead of you.

    I was six years old. It was Halloween. The school was having its annual Halloween parade(游行) to 1 it. All the kids would march a few 2 through the neighborhood.

    “Just buy him a costume,” my father said. “ It doesn't cost much.”

    But no, my mother decided, 3 it was my first parade, she would 4 me a costume: the mummy(木乃伊), my favorite scary character.

    She 5 white rags(布片) and old towels and wound them 6 me, holding them in place with safety pins. Then she arranged the rags with toilet paper and tape. It took a long time, but I was still 7 enough to see the result. When she finished, I could 8 wait to look in the9 I was a mummy! I moved back and forth in front of it 10.

    “Oh, you're very scary.” my mother said.

    She drove me to school. We started our parade. The more I walked, the 11. the rags got. Then, about two blocks out, it began to 12 The next thing I knew was that the toilet paper was beginning to dissolve (溶解).13 the rags became even looser and fell to my ankles, wrists, and neck and you could see my undershirt and under pants, which made me extremely 14.

    “Look at Charley!” the other kids screamed. They were 15. I was burning red. I wanted to escape, but where did you go in the middle of a parade?

    When we 16 reached the schoolyard, I was all wet, with a mess of rags and toilet paper pieces. The parents were waiting there with 17, starting to take photos of us. I saw my mother first. As she spotted me, she 18 her hand to her mouth. I burst into19.

    “You20 my life!” I cried.

    After having a child, I found my regular exercise interrupted. I was not only busy: I also lacked the motivation. Solo gym sessions or some quick1following the DVD while the baby sleeps didn't2me at all. So I decided to sign up for a hiking3in Peru, hoping that it would get me4again.

    Looking over my travel arrangements before I left. I5phrases such as "3-hour hike6primitive forests" and "sliding with a rope down waterfalls", and I started to feel a little7.

    However, as we made our way through the forests and were8with amazing views of9waterfalls, this team of strangers10me to go on. Being physically active with a group motivated me to reach the11or the valley below-rather than simply lying down on the forest floor and giving up,12I might have done if I were alone.

    13confirm my experience: Group exercise can really start a new attitude toward fitness. "People get a better14in a group than they do on their own," said Allison Kimmel, a group15instructor. That's because other people16both support and competition. "Humans are17animals and the shared experience of facing a challenge18is compelling(不可抗拒的)," said David Ezell, the CEO of fitness provider Darien Wellness.

    With the19of a group, I'm slowly getting back into a20lifestyle.

    Mr. Jones had always wanted to make a trip into the middle of Africa to shoot wild animals.1his wife had not wanted him to2her. At last his wife agreed to the trip if he allowed her to go, too.

    "But it will be very uncomfortable," Mr. Jones3her. "It will be very hot and we shall live in a tent and it4be dangerous."

    "I don't care," said his wife." I want to go with you". So they bought a big tent, camp beds and many other things which would make the trip comfortable, and went off to the5of Africa.

    The first morning,6Mr. Jones took his gun and left the tent, he7his wife a bell and explained to her," If you feel in8and you need me, ring this bell and I'll come at once. "

    After a few minutes, he heard the bell and returned quickly to the tent. "What's the matter?" he asked. "9" said his wife, "I was only trying the bell."

    Mr. Jones went off, but after a quarter of an hour, the bell rang10. Mr. Jones hurried back to the tent, but his wife said, "I'm11but I was cleaning our tent, and I knocked the bell over 12."

    Mr. Jones returned to his hunting(打猎) but soon he heard the bell once more. This time, when he got back to his13, the tent was burning and Mrs. Jones was lying on the ground, 14 blood running from a big cut on her shoulder, "That's better!" said Mr. Jones. "This time the bell had been used 15!"

    Dealing with a disability can be a difficult task for anyone, but it's nothing for Roger. Having double disabilities all his life has made life a forever1. Roger was born prematurely (早产)and2in the hospital for nine months after birth. He was3of any other medical issues that he suffered at that time.

    Roger knew that he had poor4when he was a little boy. In school he couldn't see clearly what other5did, so the Library for Blind and Physically Handicapped provided him with large-print6and audio cassettes. He had barely graduated from high school due to the7of earlier assistance in high school. In 2008 he lost the remainder of usable sight8. The loss of vision was because of Graves' disease. He did not know he had it9he went to a specialist.

    As for his secondary10, his legs have given him difficulty all his life due to injuries. He severely broke his both11at 5 years old owing to falling on the ice. At that time he was too12to receive special surgeries (外科手术). As Roger gets older, he has had four surgeries on his knees. Even though the surgeries are all successful, Roger cannot13as common people do.

    To this day, it is a daily battle and he continues to14. Roger won't sit around and says if he only lives in this way, this is a15of his time. He never16, because he always believes that disability does not17incompetence. Roger always tries his best to enjoy every day and realizes his18or goals. By teaching Braille (盲文)and working at his local community, now he is famous in the US. Whoever you are, you can always try to do19good for other people, which makes your life more20.