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Liu Jia, widely known as “Uncle Beard”, is 1.
a
middle-aged barber(理发师)from Nanning, Guangxi. For more than ten years, he has 2.
offered
(offer) free haircuts to poor kids in mountain villages such as Baise and Hechi.
In the past, these children could not get haircuts easily. Terrible roads kept most barbers away. 3.
Seeing
(see) kids with untidy hair, Liu Jia felt great pity for them. The children would feel really 4.
disappointed
(disappoint) when they realized they had no way to get their hair cut. After thinking carefully about their trouble, Liu Jia made a 5.
decision
(decide) to visit mountain villages and cut hair for the kids for free.
However, his journey was full of difficulties. He spent hours driving and then more hours climbing with a heavy tool bag. The heavy bag 6.
hurt
(hurt) his neck and arms, leaving red marks on them. What's worse, his family and friends didn't support him. “I promised the kids, 7.
so
nothing can stop me,” he explained, “I will stick to my plan no matter 8.
what
happens. This is what I expect of myself.”
After each free haircut, he turns on a projector(投影仪)to show movies. The outside world is 9.
shown
(show) to the little kids little by little. His warm acts are quite 10.
inspiring
(inspire). They have moved local people and encouraged more to care for left-behind children.