African-American doctor Charles Richard Drew 【小题1】 （call） “the father of the blood bank”for his outstanding role 【小题2】 directing America's first large-scale blood banking program during the early years of World War Ⅱ. He was born in 1904. After graduating from university,Drew went to Montreal General Hospital 【小题3】 he worked with Doctor Beattie. Doctor Beattie 【小题4】（research）into blood transfusions then and Drew became very 【小题5】 （interest）in the work. He realized that it was very important 【小题6】 （find）a way of storing blood so that it could be used 【小题7】 （immediate）when needed. Later, Drew developed 【小题8】 technique for the long-term preservation of blood plasma（血浆）.

Drew's 【小题9】 （discover）saved many lives during World War Ⅱ. And his insistence on ignoring the racial background of donors （献血者）and transfusion receivers meant that non-white soldiers no longer bled to death while 【小题10】 （wait）for a same-race donor to contribute blood. He died in 1950 after a car accident.

Known as “the mother of ten thousand babies”, Lin Qiaozhi, a physician in OB-GYN department of the PUMC Hospital,【小题1】(deliver) over 50, 000 babies in her career, though she didn't marry or have any children.

When she was five years old, her mother's death affected her 【小题2】(deep). At the age of 18, she chose to study medicine instead of getting married like the majority of 【小题3】(girl). After graduating from Peking Union Medical College(PUMC), she became the first woman 【小题4】(hire) as a resident physician in the PUMC Hospital. 【小题5】(work) for a few years, she went abroad for 【小题6】(far) education. Although she had the chance to work abroad, she returned to China. In 1941, she became the first Chinese woman as director of the OB-GYN department of the PUMC Hospital. A few months later, 【小题7】 the war broke out, the department was closed. Thinking of all the people 【小题8】 need of help, Dr Lin set up a private clinic where she lowered the fees for poor patients. Sometimes she was even seen riding a donkey to provide medical care.

What will you think of when hearing the word “kung fu”? The answer for most people may be Shaolin monks, Bruce Lee or Kung Fu Panda. 【小题1】for Laurence J. Brahm, an American documentary filmmaker, the first thing that【小题2】(spring) to mind is the concept of non-violence.

“Wushu, 【小题3】(translate) into ‘martial arts’ in English, is the Chinese name for kung fu. Martial means military, while Wushu doesn’t really mean that.” Brahm told the people【小题4】(attend) the premiere (首映) of his latest work, Searching for Kung Fu.

As Brahm explained, if you break down【小题5】character “WU,” it consists of two characters: one is “ge”, meaning dagger-axe; the other is “zhi”, meaning to stop. So, the meaning of martial arts in Chinese is 【小题6】(actual) the art of stopping fighting.

In the movie, Brahm digs into the principles and values in this Chinese cultural legacy (遗产), 【小题7】 dates from thousands of years but keeps【小题8】 (it) enormous influence and attraction to this day. According to Brahm, kung fu movies have【小题9】 (many) fans than other movies around the world, not just because of the fight scenes, but also because of the 【小题10】 (wise), philosophy, morality and strategy within the movies. He hopes his movie can help build bridges and understanding across nations and among people.