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From the first day I arrived in Kunming, I had my understanding of China (change). Far from being narrow-minded and hostile to (foreign), people came up to talk to me the first time I went out on the street. It happened to be all in Chinese, so I didn't understand much, it did cause me to rethink my assumptions.

As my Chinese improved, this continued throughout my stay, from my landlord introducing me to people who could help us learn Chinese, to (get) to know the couple who ran a noodle restaurant nearby.

If you're interested in other people, their culture, and their language, they'll be (friend) to you. China isn't exception.

Don't judge a country its media coverage, especially some Western media, which have much prejudice.

I saw a very different kind of China with my own eyes. Kunming, I lived for most of my stay, wasn't much polluted. I had frank conversations with Chinese people about almost everything.

Still China (develop), but the economic growth means that most people (see) their living standards improve rapidly in the last 20 years. People I spoke with were generally optimistic about the future.

After the storm had passed, the tree gracefully returned to its5 position standing tall among the chaos. It managed to6 the storm. It didn't look the same as leaves had fallen and the soil had loosened, but what7 is that the tree won the fight for its life.

For a long time I couldn't understand why this tree8 my attention the way it did. As time passed, it became clear that it wasn't just about the tree but about the unseen roots which are deep into the soil providing9 and nutrition. The roots allow the tree to be able to take a beating because they are there to support them.

10 , the next time you catch your kids11, when the job is driving you crazy, when you are underpaid and the12 is tight, and when the storm of life is blowing, go back to your roots. Life is full of storms. They will make you13, make you sway and even make you lose some leaves but the deeper your roots the stronger you stand. They challenge you to bend but don't break. However hard the wind blows, don't let life14 you into an uncomfortable position. Your15 lies in your roots.

Although they know that antibiotics kill only bacteria but not viruses and the obvious risk of antibiotic overuse to personal health, many doctors still use antibiotics when the drugs are not necessary. In some serious cases, the patients with them failed to respond to any medical treatment and died within days. Therefore, several medical organizations have tried to correct antibiotic misuse by explaining when the drugs are not needed.

Ear Diseases

Earaches account for over half of ear related diseases for children. Most earaches gradually heal with no antibiotic in days, especially in children two and older. In severe cases or when children under two years old experience moderate to severe pain, antibiotics might be required.

Eye Diseases

Doctors often use antibiotic eye drops after treating related diseases. Macular Degeneration, for example, is an eye disease generally treated with injections or laser operation. But those drops are rarely needed after such procedures and can even damage patients' eyes.

Lung Diseases

For older patients, particularly those who live in long-term care centers, doctors need to use antibiotics when a routine test finds bacteria in lung.

Throat Diseases

Therefore, antibiotics shouldn't be widely used in treatments for such diseases. Only less than one third of strep throats are bacterial. If you suspect bacterial throat, get tested to find out for sure.

Another report, conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also indicates that antibiotic misuse affects at least two million people annually, killing more than 23,000. Therefore, health experts urge all doctors in practice to follow the above instructions.

A. Most throat diseases are caused by viruses.

B. Just wait two days to see if symptoms disappear.

C. But if the result proves normal, the drugs won't help.

D. In this case, antibiotics are the most effective for the old.

E. Most doctors already know it, so they say no to antibiotics.

F. Under such circumstances, limiting antibiotic misuse is a must.

G. This may develop the "superbugs", which can't be easily controlled.