四、综合填空
In Xiaoshi Subdistrict, Gulou District, Nanjing, 1.
a
special dance team is
lighting up lives through art. There are 14 members with different degrees of mobility
challenges in the team. With 2.
hopeful
smiles on their faces, they
took part in a charity activity and showed a wheelchair dance in April. So far, they
3.
have moved
many people with their dance.
Song Aixia is the leader of the team. "Our team was founded to help its members step
out of their homes and feel 4.
like
part of the community," said Song. "We have learned
several wheelchair dances. Everyone sits tall in their wheelchairs, moving arms and changing
formations to the music, and 5.
fully
enjoys the joy of dancing."
Coach Wang Jue, who paid for her own training, created dance moves for dancers
with
6.
disabilities
. Zhang Xiuqin, now in her seventies, keeps attending all year
round. Ni Ming, who lives with myasthenia, spent months practising a fan dance. All
of them show the spirit of never
7.
giving
up in their own way.
When this wheelchair dance team dances together, they show not only art, 8.
but
the
warm love for life and strong teamwork.
Through dance, these dancers bring hope to both 9.
themselves
and others. They
prove that with love, anyone can shine—no matter what difficulties they face. As they move to
music, their great courage 10.
reminds
us: life's dance is about hearts, not feet.