完形填空。LangLangisaworld-classyoungpianistwhogrewupinShenyang.HewenttoapianoschoolinBeijingwhenhewasjusteight."Youneed1"hisfathersaid."Butifyoudon'tworkhardnofortu

　　完形填空。 LangLangisaworld-classyoungpianistwhogrewupinShenyang.HewenttoapianoschoolinBeijing

　　whenhewasjusteight."Youneed 1 "hisfathersaid."Butifyoudon'tworkhardnofortunewillcome".

　　Whatmadehimsadwas 2 hispianoteacherinBeijingdidn'tlikehim.Youhavenotalent(天赋).You

　　willneverbeapianist. 3 anine-year-oldboy.LangLangwasbadly 4 .Hedecidedthathedidn'twantlo

　　bea 5 anymoreForthenexttwoweekshedidn'ttouchthepiano. 6 hisfatherdidn'tpushbutwaited.

　　Luckilythedaycamewhenhisteacheraskedhimto 7 someholidaysongs.Hedidn'twanttobutas

　　heplacedhisfingersonthepianokeyshe 8 thathecouldshowothersthathehadtalent 9 .Thatdayhe

　　toldhisfather 10 hehadbeenwaitingtohear-thathewantedtostudywithanewteacher. 11 thatpointon

　　everythingturnedaround.

　　Hestarted 12 competitions(比赛).Inthe1994InternationalYoungPianistsCompetitionwhenitwas 13

　　thatLangLanghadwonhewastoo 14 toholdbackhistears.Soon 15 wasthathecouldn'tstayinChina

　　forever-hehadtoplayontheworld'sbig 16 .In1997LangLang 17 againthistimetoPhiladelphiaU.S.There

　　hespenttwoyearspractisingandby1999hehadworkedhardenoughforfortunetotakeover.Afterhis 18

　　performanceatChicago'sRaviniaFestivalgigs(特邀演出)inLincolnCenterandCarnegiehallstarted 19 Lang

　　Langfinallyworkedtoreachtheplacewherefortunespots(发现)him.andletshim 20 .( )1.A.exercise &