In recent years, internet voting has become increasingly 【小题1】 (population) in China. People not only cast on-line votes 【小题2】 (them), but also urge others to vote for 【小题3】 (compete) like the “Most Beautiful Teacher” and the “Cutest Baby”.

Lin Yue, a high school student, is invited to vote in the “Best Police Officer”, 【小题4】 (organize) by the local government to let the public have 【小题5】 better understanding of police officers’ daily work. Lin Yue visits the website and reads all the stories. He is 【小题6】 (deep) moved by their glorious deeds.He is already thinking of becoming a policeman himself in the future.

Wu Hua is 【小题7】 (invite) by his uncle to vote for his cousin in the “Future Singer”. He has received three similar invitations so far. His uncle tells him 【小题8】 if his cousin wins it, the family will win an overseas tour 【小题9】 free. Wu Hua likes his cousin very much, 【小题10】 he finds other singers perform even better. to vote, or not to vote? This is a question that troubles him very much.

Guilin is my favorite city in China because of its【小题1】 (beautiful), its waterways, its cafes, and most of all because I met my wife there. It is【小题2】 (she) hometown and we will both retire there in a few years.

Not only is Guilin a fascinating city, but there are many【小题3】 (interest) places to visit within a short drive from there. The Lingqu Canal is one of the 【小题4】 (old) canals in the world. It was built about 2,200 years ago and connects two major river systems, the Yangtze River and the Pearl River.

It’s very comfortable in Guilin during the winter and spring, 【小题5】 it gets pretty hot in the summertime. That’s OK because I grew up in the Midwest of the US【小题6】it gets very hot and humid during the summer months because of the rain. It rarely【小题7】(freeze) in the winter and the spring and autumn are pleasant.

Being from California I’m used to【小题8】(have) a car to get around. In fact, it’s practically 【小题9】necessity in California. But in Guilin almost everything is within walking distance. If you need to go further, public buses are available every five minutes on the busy streets. It’s a really perfect place 【小题10】(retire).

“Don't judge a book by its cover,” the popular saying goes. “All that glitters(闪耀）【小题1】（be)not gold,” is another. “Fine feathers do not make fine birds,” is a third. We are reminded that 【小题2】(appear)should not be the most important thing when 【小题3】(determine)its value. This is 【小题4】 the body positivity movement is all about. Its message is that we should accept our flaws(缺点）and stop judging ourselves against our imperfections. But it's 【小题5】(easy)said than done. What can a person do 【小题6】(improve)their own body positivity? First, don't compare your body to others', particularly celebrities'. We 【小题7】(surround)by these idealised images of what it is to be beautiful. Comparing often leads to feelings of disappointment. Second, appreciate your body for what it can do-walking, yoga, playing sport or otherwise. You can be 【小题8】 incredible human regardless of your shape or size. And finally, don't forget that low self-esteem and body confidence issues affect everyone. In a word, the only person who can 【小题9】(true) affect your body positivity is you. Becoming comfortable 【小题10】 yourself is unlikely to be accomplished overnight-but don't give up. Remember that everyone is insecure sometimes. Love what you look like.