Three years after skyrocketing to worldwide 【小题1】 (recognize) with her first directorial film Hi, Mom, director-actress Jia Ling has returned to the 【小题2】 (fierce) competitive Spring Festival silver screen with her second directorial feature, YOLO (You Only Live Once).

Although the film has set off 【小题3】 online controversy due to Jia’s significant weight loss and muscle gain, she once explained on her Weibo account: “The film is not related to weight loss 【小题4】 even has very little connection with boxing. It 【小题5】 (tell) how a kind person finds herself and learns to love herself.”

The film features Jia 【小题6】 a self-enclosed woman who leads a directionless life. After a family conflict shatters her self-esteem, she decides to leave home 【小题7】 she lives with her parents and her divorced younger sister.

From then on, the heroine grapples with a challenging life, 【小题8】 (work) at a small restaurant. Her unexpected encounter with Hao Kun, a boxing coach, 【小题9】 (play) by Lei Jiayin, brings a glimmer of hope into her dull existence.

However, fate plays another cruel and miserable trick on her, 【小题10】 (far) complicating her journey.

Have you heard of a student awarded master’s degree? Of course. But the following student is quite different. Because she is 【小题1】 blind and deaf. She is 【小题2】 combination of disabilities that is one of the most severe known to mankind. Mrs Michelle Smithdas 【小题3】 (enjoy) a special success when she was awarded a master’s degree at Teachers’ College, New York, in the spring of 2005.

She did it with a lot of help from a lot of friends and 【小题4】 (volunteer). Michelle, who received her degree in education of blind and visually impaired (受损的) learners, 【小题5】 (believe) to be the first to gain a graduate degree from a top, famous university. She is an instructor at the Helen Keller National Centre in Sands Point, New York, 【小题6】she teaches Braille, vocabulary, sign language and 【小题7】 communication skills to those who are deaf­blind like her. For five years, she was driven to and from New York City for her classes by Mrs Linda Stillman, who also served 【小题8】 her interpreter. During classes, Mrs Stillman would sit next to Michelle and hold her hand, using the manual alphabet (also known as fingerspelling)   to communicate. Michelle also participated fully in class, going on all field trips and 【小题9】 (ask) questions in class. Outside class, many of her friends and helpers helped her read textbooks and write research papers.

According to one professor at Teachers’ College, Michelle was 【小题10】 only a fine student but also an inspiration to us all.