It was a warm spring day in 2021.Chen Beier，a TV host from Hong Kong，was on her way to Atule'er in Sichuan.She set out to make a documentary No Poverty Land.The（1）

small

small

/sm??l/ village sits a top an 800-meter-high cliff（懸崖）.People could only get up to it by（2）

climbing

climbing

（climb） a 2，556-step steel ladder（鋼制的梯子） .The（3）

danger

danger

/?de?nd??r/ was obvious.
   The trip turned out to be hard.When she was halfway up the ladder to Atule'er，（4）

for

for

example，Chen felt so tired that she could hardly go any further.She was also afraid of heights.But she gritted her（5）

teeth

teeth

（tooth） and continued her climb.This steel ladder，in fact，was only six years old.Before it was built，the villagers had to face even（6）

bigger

bigger

（big） danger and use a rattan（藤條制成的）ladder.The government has also built houses for the villagers at（7）

easily

easily

foot of the mountain.Through No Poverty Land，people can（8）

but

but

（easy） see how life in rural（農(nóng)村的）China has been improved.
   China has changed a lot，（9）

the

the

some people just find this hard to believe.Now，Chen has（10）

shown

shown

/???n/ us what can be done about that：Don't just tell people about the good causes；show them when you can.