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March 5 is a special day for Chinese people because of the name Lei Feng. Lei Feng was an ordinary young soldier whose only goal was to serve the people. He was born in 1940 and died at the age of 22 because of an unfortunate accident while he was working. In 1963, Chairman Mao Zedong designated the day as “Learn From Lei Feng Day”.

Most people born in the 1960s or 1970s keep the strong admiration for the spirit of Lei Feng. What about young people today? Do they still believe in Lei Feng and follow his spirit? The following examples may answer the question.

In 2011, 27-year-old Zhang Liangliang and his friends made a movie where an ordinary guy tries to become a superhero by emulating Lei Feng. The movie named Lei Feng Xia has been seen by millions of people online.

“Some people these days are only interested in success, fame, and money, which means they’re not really well-grounded（脚踏实地）. They need to go back to a good starting point.” said Wang Wei, a young teacher from Zhuhai.

“We can see great things from what Lei Feng did, even though they were just small things. It’s just like the reflection of the sun in a drop of water. It’s our duty to learn from him.” said Li Huanyue, a student from Wen Yuan Middle School.

And with the development of society, learning from Lei Feng should be more realistic and modern than before. In order to do this, Guangdong government announced the new slogan “do each other a favor”. And in Changsha, Hunan, the hometown of Lei Feng, the slogan was also updated from “devote yourself to benefit others” to “do my duty”.

My Turner teaches science in a middle school. He’s friendly to his students. And he is always strict with himself. He often tells his students to be polite and to do their best to help people in trouble.

One Monday morning, Mr Turner didn’t go to work and went to see Mr White who was ill in hospital. Because something was wrong with his car, he had to take a bus. At first, he easily found a seat, but soon lots of people got on the bus and it was very crowded. Some of them had to stand. Mr Turner looked around and saw a woman standing behind. He stood up and made room for her. The woman said nothing and sat down. What she did made Mr Turner unhappy.

“It’s important for her to be taught how to be polite,” he said to himself. Then he asked, “What did you say, madam?”

“I didn’t say any anything,” answered the woman.

“I thought you said ‘Thank you!’”

When the woman heard this, her face turned red. She started to know that she was not polite at all.

Alex is a young man from the US state of California. Six months ago, he weighed(重) 92 kg, but now he loses 20 kg. How did he do it?

Alex is from a boxing(拳击) family—his father and two older brothers are boxers. So he started boxing, too. He began with simple exercises, like sit-ups and push-ups(俯卧撑). He also started running.

Months later, Alex joined a boxing club in his city. He is always the first man at the club to begin exercising, and the last to leave, with sweat(汗水) on his face. Every day he boxes for about three hours.

“Alex works very hard,” says his coach(教练), Hector Lopez. “It’s surprising to see him lose weight so quickly. I’ve never met anyone like him in my 20 years of coaching.”

Alex is very happy with his weight now. There is a family photo in his room from 18 months ago. “Each time I look at the photo, I worried about myself. I was so big back then and it was easy for me to have health problems,” Alex says. “I look 100 times thinner and 1,000 times stronger now.”