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Wang Wei, who joined the seventh Wushan Fitness Championship in Hangzhou for the first time, touched many with his seven-year fight against cancer—he 1 (refuse) to suffer silently.
Wang was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma in 2014. He felt very low after knowing that. "It was like I was dreaming, as my body was always good and I didn't smoke 2 drink," Wang said. "It scared me and I hit rock bottom. " Some kind people wanted 3 (donate) money to help his treatment, but he thanked and refused them politely.
With family and friends' comfort and support, Wang started 4 (medicine) treatment in November 2014. He also kept fitness 5 (train), a hobby since middle school. Though ill, he was never absent 6 daily exercise, even when tired after treatment.
7 2018 re-examination found that his cancer had reached the terminal stage. "I wasn't as 8 (worry) as before. I kept exercising regularly," he said. His positivity began to influence other 9 (patient) around him.
In April 2021, Wang 10 (encourage) to take part in the championship. He trained hard, losing 15.6 kg in 161 days, while receiving weekly treatment. He managed to complete all training tasks despite difficulties.
When standing on the stage, Wang felt it was worth it. "I hope my story can encourage more cancer patients to stay positive," he said.
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The worst traveller in the world was Paul. Once he flew from the US to his hometown in Italy. The plane made a one-hour stop to refuel at an airport in New York, and the flight attendants offered a quick snack service 1 passengers. Paul, however, thought he was in Rome. 2 (believe) this, he got off the plane.
When nobody was there to meet him, Paul thought maybe the heavy traffic 3 (make) his friend late. A kind stranger tried 4 (remind) him that the city didn't look like traditional Rome, but he didn't listen. While looking for his address, Paul found that "Rome" had changed a lot. He found many high modern buildings instead of old ones. He also found that many people spoke English but not 5 (Italy) and that those main street signs 6 (write) in English. So he asked 7 policeman in Italian the way to the bus station. He happened to meet a policeman who was also born in Italy and answered in the same language.
After several hours of 8 (travel) on a bus, the driver took him to another policeman. 9 this time, this policeman could only speak English. So Paul asked the policeman why the "Rome" police had so many English-speaking police officers.
When he was told he was actually in New York, Paul didn't believe it. The policeman advised him to act 10 (wise) and go back to the airport at once. To get him on a plane to Italy, he was sent to the airport in a police car.
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