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14.Fill in the blanks based on your understanding of the text.

1) Recite the children's personal names to remind them not to live up to them

2) Reciting the children's common name is to remind the children not to live up to it

15.The following sentences use rhetorical devices such as comparison and metaphor, please choose any one of the rhetorical devices to analyze the expression effect of the following sentences.

When he rushed into this world, it was you, catching the gorgeous first cry with both palms; It was you who gave the baby the right to be a normal person with many anti-epidemic shots; It is you who use your superb medical skills to destroy the reef of life and let the newborn sail away.

16.It is written that there are different people who "pronounce your name", and what kind of feelings do they carry to "pronounce your name"?

17.The author says: "The process of becoming a doctor is exactly the process of ascetic cultivation. In the future, we will also experience some "cultivation" in the face of our own profession. Combined with the content of the text, let's talk about what the author reminds us to cultivate. Please provide a summary answer.

14. The ardent desire of parents; The world's expectation of a "doctor".

15. Ranking: The author selects the three stages of the early life to form a ranking, enhances the tone, and highlights the importance of the profession of doctors.

Metaphor: "reef" is used as a metaphor for illness, and "sailing" is used as a metaphor for "healthy growth", which vividly illustrates the importance of the doctor's profession.

16. The teacher "reads your name" with anticipation. The villagers "read your names" with admiration. The sick (others, the world) "say your names" with gratitude.

17. Cultivating professionalism: Dedication to the spirit of compassion (compassion) Cultivating a noble personality (or cultivating into a "person"): dedication Sincerity and love for people.

1. Parents' aspirations; What the world expects from a "doctor".

2. Ranking: The author selects three stages of early life to form a ranking, highlighting the importance of the profession of doctors.

Metaphor: "reef" is used as a metaphor for illness, and "sailing" is used as a metaphor for "healthy growth", which vividly illustrates the importance of the doctor's profession.

2. The teacher "reads your name" with anticipation. The villagers "read your names" with admiration. The patient "pronounces your name" with gratitude.

3. Cultivate professional spirit: devote spirit to compassion and cultivate noble personality.

Fill in the blanks based on your understanding of the content of this article.