Apart from chasing medals and glory, another wish of Chinese Olympic and world champion Zhang Yufei at the Asian Games is 【小题1】 (send)a gift to Japanese swimming star Rikako Ikee, and to establish a deeper bond between two of female swimming’s Asian powerhouses. Zhang said, “I wish to send her a gift 【小题2】 represents the traditions and customs of China, and which she will like. I really can’t make up my mind and I hope maybe the public can help me to choose one.” Ikee knows what kind of gift she would like, saying on Wednesday, “Pandas! I would like to take some cute panda 【小题3】(souvenir) as gifts back to Japan.”

Ikee was the 【小题4】(bright) star in pool at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games. As an 18-year-old back then, she 【小题5】 (name) MVP for bagging six gold medals. 【小题6】, in 2019, Ikee was diagnosed with leukemia(白血病). 【小题7】 has not been easy for the star to return to the pool, and she has struggled to reach her peak. 【小题8】(compete) against Zhang in the women’s100m butterfly, Ikee wasn’t at her best on Wednesday, finishing in fifth place with a time of 58.98s. So, when Ikee 【小题9】(stand) on the podium in Hangzhou for winning silver in the women’s 4x100m freestyle relay on Sunday, the Japanese star received 【小题10】 warm reception from the crowd.

In May 2009, the famous sports magazine, Sports Illustrated, wrote【小题1】 cover story about a high school baseball player【小题2】 (name) Bryce Harper, calling him “Baseball’s LeBron". Bryce Harper was a sports talent【小题3】 possessed gifts far【小题4】 (great) than some in the majors. The writers【小题5】 (predict) greatness for him, and they were【小题6】 (eventual) proven right.

Three years later, Harper【小题7】 (award) the National League Rookie of the Year: He hit 22 home runs, and had a 340 on-base percentage, the best average for a teenager in nearly 50 years. All of those happened【小题8】 his first season with the Washington Nationals.

Although it may be hard to believe now, when he returned to his hometown, he was outperformed by most of the【小题9】 (player) there. “I got【小题10】 (control) by them when I got there," he said, "I kind of second-guessed it, kind of thought if I should be there or if I should be in high school again."

Lionel Andres Messi was born in Rosario, Argentina in 1987. As Messi grew up playing soccer【小题1】his older brothers, his controlling and kicking the ball became as【小题2】（nature）and easy as breathing. At the age of 4, Messi joined a local team【小题3】（coach）by his father. Starting at age 6, he played for six years with【小题4】older boys’ team. Around the age of 10, he【小题5】（find）to have a growth hormone deficiency（生长激素不足）. Because of this condition, he would never grow taller than 170cm. 【小题6】Messi never stopped【小题7】（improve）his soccer skills or scoring goals.

In 2000, at the age of 13, Messi went to Barcelona, Spain. Futbol Club Barcelona（Barca）, one of the great European【小题8】（team）, was impressed with his skills for such a young player. In his very first game, he started making soccer history. He scored a goal, becoming the【小题9】（young）Barca player to do so in an important league match.

Messi is now a master in soccer【小题10】has led his teams to win over 30 medals, including an Olympic gold medal. The soccer’s little superstar will achieve more goals in the future.