Acts of kindness, big or small, are everywhere. One day, a man put a video on Weibo, not knowing it would become 【小题1】.

【小题2】 the video was only seven seconds long, it was watched more than 19 million times in just two days. It showed a young man’s kind act on a subway train and he soon became 【小题3】 online star. In the video, the young man is sitting sleeping 【小题4】 a mobile phone in his hand. On the phone screen, there is a 【小题5】 in large font（字体）“PLEASE WAKE ME UP IF YOU NEED MY HELP.”

Many users of Weibo were 【小题6】 moved and praised him for his kindness. A newspaper would like to interview the young man, but he politely 【小题7】 it. He said he just did 【小题8】 he should do. On Weibo, he explained he would easily fall asleep if he had 【小题9】 to do on the subway train. He thought that others might need the seat. So he came up with the idea of making a message on his phone screen.

Kindness needs to be passed on. Let’s work together and 【小题10】 kindness and love everywhere we go.

My family had just arrived at our Christmas holiday house. Then the owner came to d【小题1】 off the keys, and warned us to watch out for wild rodents running around his house. My parents n【小题2】 and said they would handle the situation if they appeared. The t【小题3】 of killing something like a mouse never entered my mind. Besides, my father would give me a h【小题4】 if I needed him. No one was a【小题5】, so I had to take care of my brother when watching a movie. Halfway through the movie, I really n【小题6】 to take a bathroom break. So I stepped out of my room, l【小题7】 him alone in his baby bed. He disliked it, but I would only be g【小题8】 for a moment. “What’s the worst that could happen?” I thought. However, his crying grew louder and more fearful, so I hurried back, and was greeted by an u【小题9】 furry visitor. “Dad!” I cried. “There is a rat in my room!” “Kill it!” he yelled. “But dad, I can’t.”

My mind f【小题10】: I was so frightened. The first thing I saw was an umbrella, so I seized it. WACK! I began to hit the rat until it stopped moving. My parents were proud that I put my fears aside to protect my brother. That day, I felt brave.

It was at an exhibition of the artists’ works organized by the Red Cross. I was invited 【小题1】 a special guest to attend it. During this period, two cute girls of 16 or 17 years old came to me and asked me for my signature（签名）.

“I haven’t 【小题2】（bring）my pen. Is the pencil okay?” In fact, I knew they wouldn’t refuse. I just wanted to show a well-known writer’s good 【小题3】（manner）to the readers.

“Certainly,” the young girls agreed. I could see they were very 【小题4】（excite）. Of course, their excitement also made me feel more pleased and satisfied. One of the girls handed her notebook to me. I turned over the cover of the notebook, 【小题5】（write）a few words of encouragement and signed my name. The girl read my signature, frowned（皱眉）, looked at me carefully and asked, “Aren’t you Robert Charboss?”

“No,” I told her proudly, “I’m the author of Alice Adams, the 【小题6】（win）of two Pulitzer Prizes.”

The young girl turned to the 【小题7】 shrugged（耸肩）and said, “Mary, lend your rubber to me.” At that moment, all my 【小题8】（proud）turned into a bubble immediately. 【小题9】 then, I always remind myself: no matter how outstanding you are, don’t think highly of 【小题10】（you）.