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专题05 首字母填空（期中真题速递，20篇）（原卷版）
选题说明：精选2021-2023年上海英语期中真题。
一、短文填空
（22春八年级下·上海静安·期中）Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds.
Hw d yu light up the night sky? The answer is by using electricity. But did yu knw that nature can glw, t?
Scientists have fund many glwing creatures. Mst f them live in the cean. Sme use their lights t talk t each ther. O 1 use them t hunt r t prtect themselves.
Scientists arund the wrld are lking at this kind f light fr new i 2 . In 2013, the US cmpany Gleaux said it had created the wrld’s first light-prducing plant. It is a genetically-mdified (转基因的) plant. It can glw like a firefly.
Alexander, the cmpany’s funder, and ther scientists hpe that in the future, glwing plants culd r 3 lamps and glwing trees culd line highways. Krichevsky a 4 hpes the technlgy culd be used in farming. Farmers culd knw when their crps need water r are ready t be picked if they glw.
While Gleaux is wrking 5 glwing plants, the French cmpany Glwee is trying t use glwing bacteria (细菌) t light up shp windws and street signs.
“Our gal is t learn the way we p 6 and use light,” said Glwee. “We want t help reduce the 19 percent f e 7 cnsumptin (消耗量) that is used t prduce light.”
（22春八年级下·上海嘉定·期中）The electricity statin in ur cmmunity (社区) happened t be repaired last Saturday, s the wrkers cut ff ur electricity that day. We all thught that it must be a very bring day. W 8 electricity, we culd d nthing. But it was just the ther way arund.
After g 9 up in the mrning, I started ding the husewrk myself rather than relying n the electrical machines like the vacuum cleaner. It was a little harder fr me t d that jb because I didn’t knw hw t make the dust disappear with the little rag (碎布). Hwever, Mum t 10 me and after I gt it, I felt very prud. Secnd, I went shpping with tw friends instead f shpping directly n the Internet. We tried n different kinds f clthes in the shpping mall, enjyed the whle prcess and felt very excited. When I returned hme, Mum had p 11 a rich dinner and we enjyed it under the candlelight. What’s mre, we didn’t sleep s late as u 12 . We went t bed at 9 p. m. that night and felt very energetic the s 13 day.
（22春八年级下·上海·期中）在短文的空格内填 入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给。
Smetimes we frget that many things we use every day were nt always there. They had t be invented. Smene had t have an idea. Then they had t d a lt f experiments with the idea until it wrked well. Here are few yu might like t read abut: In Maine, the nrtheast f the U. S., winters are lng, windy and cld. Every winter, Chester Greenwd’s ears gt s cld that they turned clrs. When he was 15, Chester gt ice skates fr his birthday. He wanted t g skating. The cld wind and his frzen ears sn sent him running hme. The next day, Chester tied a scarf arund his ears. It was w 14 , but t uncmfrtable. Then he gt a GREAT IDEA．Chester made tw val lps ut f wire. He asked his grandmther t sew cvers n the vals. Then she cnnected the vals with anther wire. The vals fit ver his ears. Chester had invented earmuffs! They saved his ears and made him rich. Peple in Maine fund anther way t r 15 Chester. December 21st , the first f winter, is Chester Greenwd Day. Smetimes inventins happen by chance. As a by, Thmas Alva Edisn was called Al. When he was 12 years ld, he gt his first j 16 . He sld newspaper and candy n the train. One day n the jb, he bravely s 17 a by frm being run ver by a train. The by’s father wrked a telegraph. Al asked hw t run a telegraph. Nt nly did Al learn the telegraph, but he made a better ne. It was ne f his earliest GREAT IDEAS. Edisn’s new telegraph made a lt f mney. Later, he became the first persn t 18 and run an inventins business. He was gd at that, t. We culd thank Thmas Edisn every day. He had many, many GREAT IDEAS such as bulbs, mvie cameras, and batteries. Edisn is the ne wh invented mre things than a 19 else in the wrld. S, wh knws? Yu might invent smething sme day!
（22春八年级下·上海长宁·期中）在短文的空格内填入恰当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给。
Sissy is an elephant and she was very quiet when she arrived at her new hme. The elephant shelters in Tennessee (田纳西州). Like peple, elephants are scial. They will be happy and h 20 if they live with family and friends.
But Sissy was d 21 . She was nt used t ther elephants. She had spent 30 years alne in zs. Nw she was suddenly facing a 2,700-acre land with several ther elephants. At f 22 , she carried a tire (轮胎) with her e 23 , like a security blanket. That’s what she did in the zs. But Mntgmery, an educatr at the shelter, said that the staff wasn’t t wrried because it’s elephants’ n 24 t be with family and friends. They believed Sissy wuld adapt (适应).
Several mnths later, anther elephant—Winky arrived. In n time, Sissy and Winky became friends and were seldm apart. They swam tgether and had meals tgether. One day, Sissy w 25 away frm her tire. That was a gd sign.
Sissy, Winky and all the elephants there were retired r rescued frm zs r circuses. Althugh they are nt frm the same family, they can learn t s 26 the same space and many f them becme clse cmpanins.
（22春八年级下·上海浦东新·期中）My big brther and I were standing at the dr t the shwrm at Frt Wrth Gld and Silver Exchange, the largest, b 27 and mst successful jewellery stre in Texas.
“I can’t d it, Darren. I can’t face them.”
“It’s just talking t them. It’s nt that hard.” said Darren. It was late Nvember 1982 and Christmas music was playing.
“I’m telling yu I’m t n 28 ,” I replied.
“Yu’re just ging t have t p 29 ,” said Darren. “The stre had started me selling n the phnes because it was easier t make peple believe that I was lder and mre experienced.
We called a number and my first real custmer pushed her way t 30 the crwd t the frnt. I still remember that wman. She b 31 a necklace and a pair f earrings. I was shaking as I shwed her the gds, shaking as I tk her mney and still shaking as I called the n 32 custmer. But by the e 33 f the day, I culd lk a shpper in the eye and say, “I’m Clancy. What can I shw yu?”
（22-23八年级下·上海奉贤·期中）Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds (在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给出)
Mr. Jhnsn had never been up in an aerplane befre and he had read a lt abut air accidents, s ne day when a friend ffered (提供) t take him fr a r 34 in his wn small plane, Mr. Jhnsn was very w 35 abut accepting. Finally, hwever, his friend persuaded (劝说) him that it was very safe, and Mr. Jhnsn gt n the plane.
His friend s 36 the engine and began t get nt the runway f the airprt. Mr. Jhnsn had heard that the mst d 37 part f a flight were the take-ff and the landing, s he was very frightened and clsed his eyes.
After a minute r tw he pened them a 38 , lked ut f the windw f the plane, and said t his friend, “Lk at thse peple dwn there. They lk as s 39 as ants, dn’t they?”
“Thse are ants,” answered his friend. “We’re s 40 n the grund.”
（22-23八年级下·上海静安·期中）Electricity is imprtant in ur life. Peple cannt live w 41 electricity. It’s necessary fr us t save it. Here are sme ways t help yu save electricity.
1. Everyne must have the sense and gd habits f saving electricity.
2. In the daytime, we shuldn’t use electric lights unless we really cannt see c 42 . We shuld use daylight as pssible as we can.
3. When we use air cnditiners in summer r in winter, we shuldn’t make the temperature t lw r t high. And remember the drs and windws f the rms must be shut clsely.
4. When we want t u 43 washing machines, make sure we have enugh dirty clthes. We shuld make full use f every washing time.
5. The gd w 44 t use refrigeratr is that the fd in it shuldn’t be t much r t l 45 . And remember t clse the refrigeratr as sn as the fd is taken ut.
6. The lights, electric fans and cmputers shuld be turned 46 if we are nt using them.
（22-23八年级下·上海金山·期中）在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给。
I’d just gt in a taxi at the railway statin when suddenly I fund ne f my suitcases missing. Just then, I s 47 a yung man, nt very far, pening it and taking ut valuables. “Stp thief! Stp thief!” I shuted, pened the car dr and rushed ut t him, fllwed by the driver and sme passers-by. Very sn we caught up with the thief. My driver caught him by the neck and tk ut the valuables frm his pcket and put them back int my suitcase.
Half an hur l 48 , I sat back in the taxi and breathed a sigh f relief. But as I checked thse stlen things, I became very surprised, u 49 t speak. Befre my eyes was 200 yuan instead f 100. And a bld test reprt f a 58-year-ld w 50 appeared. I suddenly realized that the taxi driver must have mistaken the thief’s things and put his int my suitcase.
Tw years has p 51 since then. But this stry keeps cming back t me. Was the yung man a habitual thief r a dutiful sn wh had been driven t f 52 mney t save his mther’s life? My heart aches fr him. Hw I wish I had gne back that afternn t return the mney and the reprt and say srry t him. Fr the first time in my life, I r 53 that hate and lve are very clse.
（22-23八年级下·上海·期中）Fill in the blanks with prper wrds（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给出）
Are yu eager t be a persn wh has a gd memry? Peple wh enjy their wnderful memry ften d well in their studies and wrk. These peple nly have t spend a few m 54 n a page and will keep what they read in mind. Here are sme things yu can d t imprve yur memry. Try these:
Be mre bservant（善于观察的）. Sme peple wh said t have a bad memry dn’t r 55 have memry prblems. They just dn’t take time t ntice the details. If yu pay mre attentin t the details, yu’re sure t have a much clearer memry f events. A little exercise that yu culd d is t p 56 memrizing lists f things, such as the things yur age ging t buy in a supermarket, r even the ingredients（原料）printed n yur biscuit bx.
D mre activities such as puzzles, wrd g 57 , and learn a new language. These activities will further imprve yur brain functins and will help yu imprve yur memry.
Try t have mre free time. When yu are t 58 , prbably yu are t have a weaker fcus. Find ways t get rid f stress, s yur brain will be clearer and ready t have new i 59 .
Get enugh sleeping hurs. Yu need at least seven hurs f sleep every night. Give yur brain cells a chance t repair the damage dne by a day’s tiring wrk. Eat lts f fruits, vegetables and grains. D yur best t be h 60 , and these fds help yu imprve yur memry.
（22-23八年级下·上海浦东新·名校校考）Everyne lves hlidays abrad. They give us the chance t see sme sights, have sme fun and relax. Hwever, hlidays aren’t always a great e 61 . Fllw these tips t make sure yu enjy yur hliday.
Get rganized
Have yu packed yur passprt? Yur ticket? Every year, thusands f peple miss flights because they’ve frgtten their passprts, they arrive at the airprt t late, r e 62 g t the wrng airprt.
D sme research
Hw much yu knw abut the place yu are ging t visit? Learning a little abut the culture f a cuntry will help yu understand the peple. L 63 a few wrds f anther language can als help yu make new friends.
Remember the envirnment
Try t decrease the pllutin yu cause. Travel by train if yu can. Flying prduces twenty times mre carbn dixide than traveling by train. Of curse, it might be i 64 t avid flying, but when yu arrive, use buses r trains instead f cars r taxis.
Help the lcal ppulatin
Yu can help a lcal cmmunity a lt by staying in lcal htels and eating in lcal restaurants. This m 65 that yur mney will g t lcal peple, rather than t a large internatinal cmpany.
Keep a gd memry fr yur hliday
Yu dn’t want t frget yur hliday. Make a scrapbk (剪贴簿) — a bk f memries abut yur hliday. Yu can shw it t friends, r just use it t remember all the gd times yu had! And dn’t frget the new friends yu made n hliday. Did yu p 66 t send them pictures r presents? Dn’t frget t d it! Then next time yu g n hliday, yu can visit them again.
（23-24八年级·上海浦东新·期中）D yu knw smething abut rings(年轮)? D yu knw they can tell us what the weather was like, smetimes even hundreds f years ag?
A tree will g 67 well in a climate (气候) with lts f sunshine and rainfall. And little sunshine r rainfall will limit the grwth f a tree. We can see the c 68 f climate by studying the tree rings. Fr example, we can find ut the weather ten years ag, and we can cunt the rings f a tree frm the 69 t the inside. If the tenth ring is far away frm the eleventh ring, then we’re sure that it was sunny and rainy mst f that year. If it is n 70 the eleventh ring, then the climate that year was bad.
Tree rings are i 71 nt nly fr studying the weather but als fr studying the habit f men. Many centuries ag there lived a lt f peple at a place in New Mexic. But nw yu can find nly sand there—n trees and n peple. What happened?
A scientist studied the rings f dead trees there. He fund that the peple had t leave b 72 they had cut dwn all the trees t make fires and buildings. As all the trees had gne, the peple there had t mve.
（23-24八年级·上海浦东新·期中）Wrking Out thrugh Online Vides
Physical exercise is gd fr ur mind, bdy and spirit. Tday, wrking ut thrugh nline vides is becming very p 73 . Since the Internet is widely used, it’s very easy fr us t d s. That means we can wrk ut anytime anywhere.
One f my friends, Lin Fei, fllwed shrt wrkut vides t d daily exercise. “With live prgrams, I feel like wrking ut with my friends, which e 74 me t hld n t the last minute,” she said. Anther friend f mine, Michael, tld me that wrkut vides let him feel s cmfrtable. “I have a fear f wrking ut at the gym (健身房), because I dn’t like being watched by thers. Wrking ut at hme makes wrking ut much mre enjyable,” he said.
With their examples, I d 75 t give it a try. When I tld my plan t my elder sister, a P.E. teacher, she reminded me that wrkut vides culd be helpful but might still carry sme p 76 .
“Yu will be less willing (愿意的) t wrk ut t yur best w 77 being with smene in persn. Wrking ut at the gym allws yu t have advice in real time and get pushed harder,” my sister said t me. “Well, if yu really want t have a try, first, chse prper prgrams r vides. That’s very imprtant. And then ask yur friends fr advice. Their experiences can give yu a gd sight int what yu can expect. H 78 , dn’t be addicted (沉迷的) t it. Yu shuld try different ways t wrk ut t be healthy.”
At her suggestins, I finally fllwed an nline wrkut prgram with persnalized help that is held fr three mnths. After the first perid f training, I felt it very practical and helpful when I put in the right amunt (量) f wrk alng with a strng will. Cmpared with ging t the gym, using nline vides t wrk ut is a much cheaper and time-saving c 79 . But it can be difficult smetimes when I’m t lazy r t busy t stick t it.
（23-24八年级·上海松江·期中）Where has the Time gne? is the httest sng that has mved thusands f Chinese. Chinese parents give their children endless lve and ask nthing in return. Hwever, smetimes, daughters and sns are t busy grwing up and frget that their parents are getting lder and lder. What shuld we d? Let’s have a lk at a l 80 f a father’s.
Dear sn,
One day if yu see me ld and I am nt myself, have patience and try t understand me. If I get dirty when eating…, if I cannt dress…, have patience. Remember the hurs I spent t 81 it t yu.
If, when I speak t yu, I say the same things ne thusand and ne times, d nt stp me and l 82 t me. When yu were small, I had t read t yu ne thusand and ne times the same stry until yu gt t sleep.
When I d nt want t have a shwer, neither shame（羞辱） me nr scld（责备） me. Remember when I had t chase yu with a thusand excuses I invented, in rder that yu wanted t bath.
When yu see me meet smething n 83 , give me the necessary time and dn’t laugh at me. I taught yu hw t d s many things… t eat well, t dress well… t face life.
If I d nt want t eat, d nt frce me. I knw well when I need t and when nt. When my legs d nt allw me t walk, give me yur h 84 the same way I did when yu gave yur first steps.
When smetimes I lse the memry during ur cnversatin, let me have the necessary time t remember. And if I cannt d it, d nt becme nervus b 85 the mst imprtant thing is nt my cnversatin but t be with yu and t have yu listen t me.
Yurs,
Father
（23-24八年级·上海浦东新·期中）Few peple in China enjy strms mre than Liu Yijing. Other peple may clse their windws t blck ut sunds f the strm. Liu, h 86 , jumps excitedly fr each and every strm. Mre than that, he will then drive i 87 the heart f them.
Since 2020, chasing strms has becme a part f Liu’s life. The 21-year-ld has travelled a 88 30,000 kilmeters acrss China. He takes phts f strms and shares them nline.
The yung man has becme mre and mre p 89 . He has been invited t give speeches at universities. CCTV has even begun t use his wrks. Nt lng ag, ne f his phts was chsen as the cver fr Advances in Atmspheric Science (《大气科学进展》).
As a strm phtgrapher, Liu is amazing. But there are 90 things that make him even mre special. One day, Liu came acrss a f 91 . The man tld him that a strm had damaged (破坏) the lcal crps. Liu felt sad. He r 92 that the things he lved culd als bring damage.
Liu decided t d smething. He started t make shrt vides abut extreme weather (极端天气). Many peple are nw learning new things abut the weather frm him. “I hpe my wrk can help peple better understand nature,” said the strm chaser.
（23-24八年级·上海静安·期中）Mr. William was very deaf (耳聋) ，but he did nt like peple t k 93 this.
One evening he invited sme friends t dinner. While they were sitting at the table, ne f his friends tld a funny stry. Everyne laughed and Mr. William laughed a 94 lud as anyne else. Then he said, ‘That was a very funny jke, but I knw a f 95 ne. Wuld yu like t hear it?’ His friends all said they wuld. S 96 Mr. William began t tell his stry. When it ended, everyne laughed luder than ever. Mr. William smiled happily. He was very g 97 that his stry was s funny. But he did nt knw that his stry was the ne that his friend had just tld. He thught it was his stry that had made his friends pleasant.
（22春八年级下·上海长宁·期中）在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给。
Bridging the Gap
Anytime we need a taxi, we can pull ut ur phne, tap (轻轻叩击) a few buttns n the screen and a car will shw up. It’s awesme (绝妙的), right? But what happens t the elderly peple wh need a taxi ride but dn’t knw hw t use a phne t bk ne? They can nly wave at the taxis passing by, many f which have a 98 been bked. I feel terrible every time I g t the hspital with my grandmther. There is always a lng q 99 f sick elderly peple waiting fr taxis. These peple prbably badly need a taxi. But they cannt get ne because they d nt knw hw t use a smartphne.
Over the past ten r s years, technlgy has advanced quickly. Fr mst f us, it has changed the way we live. Tday, shpping, banking and even wrk can all be dne ver the internet. Hwever, w 100 many new apps have made life easier fr us yunger flk, it has made it increasingly difficult fr the lder generatins.
China has nw passed a new set f guidelines (指导方针) t keep several basic services balanced between their nline and ffline availability. Hwever, bridging this “digital gap” needs e 101 effrt. Prbably anyne ver the age f 60, at ne time r anther, has called their children r grandchildren t ask fr help with their smartphnes. When they d s, we must be p 102 . What may nly take us secnds t master can take them hurs t d s, even after repeated instructins. Even then, the smallest mistake will leave them mre cnfused (迷惑的) than befre.
The next (1000) time(s) yur elders ask yu fr help with technlgy, remember wh was the persn that spent cuntless hurs t 103 yu hw t talk, walk, eat, etc. The least we can d is repay sme f the favr.
（22-23八年级下·上海宝山·期中）Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds (在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)
Clur helps yu see things. But man and sme mnkeys and apes (猿) are the 104 mammals (哺乳动物) that can see clur. T any ther mammals, s 105 as the dg, the wrld lks like a black and white pht. Dgs hunt mainly by listening and smelling.
Like ther a 106 , dgs see best when things mve. The animals they hunt seem t knw this. Rabbits r deer will freeze w 107 they find that they are being hunted. Then the dg may nt see them at all.
Birds can see clur. They fly and need t find places t land. Clur helps them knw hw f 108 the place is and what it is like s that they are able t catch flying things in the air r t land n smething they think safe. Sme birds see things even b 109 than man des. They can see things far away frm them. And even a very y 110 bird can see a huse frm high up in the sky. S gd eyes and being able t see clurs help birds find fd.
（22-23八年级下·上海青浦·期中）Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds（在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空限填一词，首字母已给）
In my pinin, China’s “Duble Reductin Plicy” (“双减”政策) reduces pressure n parents and children. Nw take my hme as an example t shw hw it w 111 .
“Dad! Get up! Yu prmised t take us t the z tday!” my tw daughters shuted tgether. One recent Saturday mrning, the clck had just struck seven, but ur apartment had already becme n 112 than the Mnkey Jungle in the z!
Fr families with children, weekends have becme very d 113 . In the past, my wife and I culd at least sleep in (睡懒觉). Then at 9 ’clck a 114 thrwing them int a tutring class (辅导班), we culd enjy several hurs t urselves. But nw, these classes are gne altgether. Kids, are happy abut this. Every Tuesday r Wednesday evening, my girls wuld ask me, “Where are we ging t spend this cming Saturday?”.
L 115 , there are still sme classes fr them t attend. On Sundays, my girls g t learn ballet and chess. They really enjy their time there. My elder daughter is ld e 116 t read quietly n her wn. On lucky days, we can get her t read tgether with her sister. Still, a quiet “cmpetitin” is n.
Weekends are mre tiring nw fr parents, but I think they are gd fr kids. After all, childhd shuld be mre than just studying schl s 117 . It shuld be mre clrful!
（22-23八年级·上海徐汇·名校校考）在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺。每空格限填一词，首字母已给。
Fr mst kids, the best thing abut ging t fast-fd restaurants might nt be the fd, but the tys. Lking at them in the display cases just makes yu wish yu culd have all f them in ne g. But f curse, even ne wuld be enugh t make yu happy.
Filipin graphic artist (菲律宾平面设计师) Percival Lugue has, hwever, taken this lve t anther level. S 118 he was five, he has had a passin fr cllecting tys frm fast-fd restaurants like McDnald’s and Burger King. Nw, the 50-year-ld has abut 20,000 tys packed frm flr t ceiling in his hme!
Lugue’s cllectin is s impressive that it even gt a mentin in the Guinness Wrld Recrds in 2014. At the time, he had managed t cllect 119 10,000 items. “The ty is like a stryteller in itself” he e 120 his hbby. “Fr example, it gives me a glimpse f that particular perid f my life when I first gt it and it is a reminder f what was ging n.”
Even as a kid, Lugue treated his tys well. U 121 the ther naughty and careless kids, he wuld take gd care f them and put them n display.
While mst f his tys were gained thrugh persnal purchases, sme were given away by his friends and family. “I wuld invite my friends t have lunch at McDnald’s. And with their friendly assistance, I wuld be able t cmplete the w 122 set” Lugue said.
His dream nw is t pen a museum fr his ty cllectin ne day. Lugue hpes t give thers a c 123 t revisit memries. But he als warns that we shuld eat less fast fd because health shuld always cme first in ur lives.
（23-24八年级·上海奉贤·期中）Read the passage and fill in the blanks with prper wrds. （在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一次，首字母已给）：
Strength f labring（劳动）
The farming TV prgram Believe in the Land (《种地吧》) has been winning the hearts f its yung audience (观众). It has received ver 30 thusand cmments(评论) n Duban and has gt 8.9 pints ut f 10. In the shw, 10 yung peple get t 124 as a team. They wrk hard fr 190 days n a 9.5-hectare farm t grw 25,000 kilgrams f crps.
This is China’s f 125 farming-themed(种地主题的) shw. It’s a new experiment fr Chinese variety shws（综艺节目）. Befre this, the British farming shw Clarksn’s Farm was ppular amng Chinese audiences. Clarksn, a rich man with n farming experience, ran his farm with funny and changing ideas. It made peple l 126 and shwed the challenges f farming. Believe in the Land shares s 127 similar by shwing the farming experiences f 10 yung peple.
Sme ther “slw TV prgrams” als shw famus s 128 living in the cuntryside. But Believe in the Land stands ut as it shws nt nly the beauty f cuntry life, but als the hard wrk behind it.
The yung peple started frm scratch (从零开始) t make their wn tls and furniture. They lived in a small, ld huse near the fields, wre dirty clthes in the mud and wrked frm sunrise t sunset.
“A 129 the yung peple didn’t d it perfectly, their experience f wrking in the muddy fields and unlading(卸下) tns f fertilizer (肥料) is mving,” wrte an internet user n Duban. “Watching their hard wrk m 130 me understand the saying ‘N pains, n gains’ mre than ever,” anther audience wrte n Sina Weib.