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第一篇

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式。

Linqing,acityneartheBeijing-HangzhouGrandCanal,hasdevelopeda

uniquefoodculture]combinesthecharacteristicsofcuisines

frombothnorthernandsouthernChina.

ZhangXiumei,presidentofafive-starhotelinLinqing,hasbeenworking

hard2(protect)andexplorethefoodcultureofLinqing,andto

presentthatcultureinaLunarNewYear'sEvedinner,orfamilyreunion

dinner.

“TheChinesestyleandChineseflavorsthathavebeenintegratedinthe

NewYear'sEvedinnerwilllastforever.Thisisarichand

precious3(culture)heritageourancestorslefttous,“shesays.

While4(study)thehistoryoftheNewYear'sEvedinnerin

Linqing,Zhangrealized5mostimportantthingsaboutthe

dinnerwere“virtue,“"harmony,"and"reunion.”

Whetherit'safeast6asimpledinner,the

dishes7(be)thecarrierofthetraditionalChinese“virtue”

duringtheNewYear'sEvedinner.Thedinneralsoembodies(體現(xiàn))

“harmony."Thisparticularmealhasagreat8(significant)一

people'swishesforfamilyharmony,socialharmony,andnational

prosperity(繁榮).

TheNewYear'sEvedinnerisalsoa“reunion“dinner,inspiring

family9(member)fromacrossChina,oreventheworld,to

reunite,recallthejoysofthepast,andenjoythewarmthandhappinessof

thereunion.

Zhangsays,“Thefamilyreuniondinnerisalyrical

poem,10(write)bytheChineseusingdelicacies(佳肴)

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式。

InandaroundChina'ssouthwesternSichuanProvince,onecanoftenfind

folkartistsproducingsugarpaintingwithliquidsugaralongthestreets

andintheparks.

Accordingtosomeacademicstudies,sugar

painting11(date)backtotheMingDynastywhensugaranimals

andfiguresweremadeinmoulds(模具)aspartofasacrifice

in12(religion)ceremonies.IntheQingDynasty,sugarpainting

gainedmorepopularity.Theproductiontechniqueswereupgradedand

thepatternsbecamemorevarious,mostof13stoodforgood

lucksuchasthefish,dragonandmonkey.Afterward,thefolkartistsin

SichuandevelopedthisartbyaddingtechniquesoftheChineseshadow

puppetandChinesepapercutting,themoulds14(replace)witha

smallbronzespoon.Astimepassed15thecontemporaryform

ofsugarpaintinghasgraduallyevolved.

Althoughthenumberofsugarpaintershas16(remarkable)

decreased,duetoitsuniquecharm,17certainnumberofartists

aremakingefforts18(preserve)itbyofferingclasses,holding

relevantactivitiessuchassugarpaintingcontestsandapplyingtobe

addedtothelistofNationalIntangibleCulturalHeritage.

Nowadays,havingalreadybeenlistedasProvincialIntangibleCulture

HeritagebytheSichuanProvincialGovernment,thisartis

engaging19(it)inthegeneralpublicentertainment.Moreover,

thesugarpaintingartistshavegained

increasing20(recognize).

第三篇

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Startingaround4,000B.C.,traditionalChinesebrushpaintinghas

developedcontinuouslyoveraperiodofmorethansixthousandyears.

Its21(grow)hasreflectedthechangesoftime.

Duringthe1stcenturyA.D.,theartofpaintingreligiousmorals

gradually22(gain)popularity,withBuddhismspreadtoChina

andtemples23(build)consequently.

However,24subjectlaterexpandedbeyondreligiousthemes.

Forexample,paintingsofhistorical25(character)andstories

ofeverydaylifebecame26(extreme)popular.Bythe4th

century,thisparticulartypeofpaintinghadalready

established27(it)asanindependentformofexpression.Itthen

graduallydevelopedintotwoseparatestyles,28(include)the

flower-and-birdpainting.Agreatmanyartistsinthe9thcenturypainted

inthisstyleandtheirsubjectsincludedarich29(various)of

flowers,fruits,birds,insects,andfish.

Sincetheturnofthe20thcentury,paintershaveoftenmixedseveral

colorsononebrushormixedtheircolourswithblack

inks,30issimilartotheWesternpaintingskill.Asaresult,

theyhaveobtainedmorenaturalandrichlyvariedcolours.Such

techniqueshavebeenwidelyadoptedandfurtherdevelopedinthe

contemporaryperiod.

第四篇

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式。

Therelationshipbetweenfoodandloveisquite31universal

phenomenon.JustasAmericannovelistRichardFord

once32(say),thewaytomanyanhonestheartliesthroughthe

belly.

IfsthroughthisthemethattheromanticcomedyDelicaciesDestiny

appearsextremely33(attract)toaudiences,whichwrappedupon

May2.ThisChinesedramahas3translatedversions,inEnglish,French

andPortuguese,foritsoverseasstreaming.

Theseries,setinancientChina,tellsaboutatalentedcookworkinghard

tobecomethebestroyalchefinthepalace.Atthesametime,shetries

herbesttowinthe34(appreciate)oftheprince.

“Food35(choose)bythedirectorcanperfectlyrepresentthe

relationshipbetweenpeopleandfood.Tasteofthefooddepends

on36you'reeatingwith—acaringfamilymember,intimate

friends,orjustbyyourselfasyoustayallalone,37(enjoy)this

quietmomentatthesamecommentedtheactress.

“38theleastpreparationthey'vemadeoftheingredients(食材)to

thetimewhichisneeded39(cook)andhowtolaytables,this

dramacoversdifferentaspects.Andtosomeextent,it40(true)

reflectsChinesepeople'sattitudetowardsaidAmericanvblogger

Stacy.Healsoexpectstoseemoreforeignersinterestedintraditional

Chinesecuisine.

第五篇

語法填空

AsBrillat-Savarinputit,youarewhatyoueat.Manypeoplerelatethis

sayingtohealthyeating.Infact,Brillat-Savarinwasreferringto

our41(personal),characterandculture.

PriortocomingtoChina,IateChinesefoodthat42(change)to

suitAmericantastes.Forexample,themostpopularChinesedishin

AmericaisGeneralTso'schicken,43can'ttellusmuchaboutthe

Chinese.Instead,itdoestellusalotaboutAmericans.

Fortunately,Ihadachance44(experience)authenticChinese

foodinperson.InaSichuanrestaurant,weenjoyed45entirely

newtaste:Sichuanpeppercorns.Whatimpressedmemostwasthe

friendshipofferedtous.InShandong,Ifoundthefactthatfamilyis

importanttothepeoplethere,forfamiliesgettogetherto

make46(dumpling)onmajorfestivals.InXinjiang,

people47(traditional)wanderedtheopenrangeonhorses,

leadingtotheir48(roast)meatoveranopenfire.Everywhere,the

foodwasasvariedasthepeople.However,whatisalways

true49(be)thatChinesepeopleeverywhereshowfriendshipand

kindness.

Inaword,Chinesecultureisagoodillustration50thesaying

“Youarewhatyoueat.,,Cultureandcuisinegohandinhand,andifyou

donotexperienceone,youcanneverreallyknowtheother.

弟八局

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式。

Mostpeoplewouldprobablyjustseewheatstrawasapileofwasteina

farmer'sfield.However,WuCui,anintangibleculturalinheritor,can

turnthestrawleftoverfromharvestedwheat51beautifuland

eye-catchingfunctionalartworks.Themostcommonmaterials,

once52(process)bythehandsofcraftsmen,canbemagically

transformed.

Thetechniqueofstrawplaiting(編織),53methodof

manufacturingdailyitemsorartworksbybraiding

straw,54(list)asanationalintangibleculturalheritagein2008.

ItenjoysaprofoundhistoryinChinaandhasplayedasignificantrolein

thedailylivesofcommonpeople.

55(intense)interestedinthetechnique,Wumadethe

straw-plaitingherjobandstartedfromscratchaftergraduatingfrom

universitytwoyearsago.Now,sheisworkingatacompanyinBeijing

thatfocusesonthe56(promote)oftraditionalcrafts.

AccordingtoWu,insteadoftheactualweaving,theselectionofmaterials

isthefirststep57cantakealongtimetocomplete.Nextcome

sketchingthepieceonpaper,conceivingitsthree-dimensionalstructure,

weaving,shaping58finallythepreservingofthework.

The59(hard)partistomaketheworkslifelikeandsolid.

Whenaskedaboutherplans,Wusaysshedesires60(dig)

deeperintolocaltraditionalcultureandcreateculturalcreativeproducts

byfullyleveragingthestrawplaitingtechnique.

第七篇

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式。

In1998,aneco-museumwasestablishedinSuojiaMiao,YiandHui

Township,China'sGuizhouProvince.Consistingof12villages,

includingGaoxingVillage,theeco-museumisdifferentfromtraditional

ones.Itisn'tenclosedbywallsand61itshowcasesismorethan

variouscollections.

XiongShaozhen,a77-year-oldresidentofGaoxingVillage,weaves

everydaywithaloom(織布機)inawoodenhouse,herdaughter-in-law

busy62(learn)thecraftfromher."Thecostumes,language,

musicandeventhewayofproductionofthelocalcommunityareall

living63(significance)exhibits,5,saidLuoGang,headofthe

museum.

Adecadeago,GaoxingVillage64(list)inatraditionalChinese

villagescatalog(目錄).However,Luofoundtherewerefewloomsleftin

thevillage.He65(apply)forabudgetfromrelevantdepartments

andinvitedprofessionalcraftsmentoproduceloomsforthevillagers.He

askedeachvillagerthatreceivedthemachine66(use)itandtrain

aninheritor(繼承者)ofthelocalweavingtechnique.Inaddition,mostof

theoldfolkhouseswiththeir67(roof)madeofstrawneeded

regularreplacementandLuohadtheiroriginal

appearance68(restore).

Thereare25sucheco-museumsintheprovince,whicharein

line69sustainabledevelopmentprinciples.Notonlydothey

guidevillagerstoperformindependent-managementandactivatetheir

passionforpreservingtheirtraditionalcultures,buttheycreatemorejobs

andgive70boosttolocaltourism.

第八篇

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式。

Walkingonstilts(高蹺)isapopulartraditionalperformanceinChina.It

isusuallyperformedbystiltwalkers,eachof71hastwolong

stiltstiedtotheirfeet,makingthem72(tall)thaneveryoneelse

aroundthem.Theperformanceisespeciallyadelightforchildrenand

theirfamilies.

Theperformancedatesbacktoancienttimes.Itissaidthattherewasa

man73(name)LanziinthestateofSongwhoentertainedthefirst

Songemperor74hisfeetwalkingontwowoodenpoles.Inthe

HanDynasty,stiltwalking,thencalled“stiltsskill”,startedtobecome

popularamong75public.IntheSongDynasty,itwaschangedto

“stepping-stilts“andthename“stiltwalking5576(use)intheQing

Dynasty.

Today,stiltwalkingperformancescanbedividedintoagentlestyle

(Wenqiao)andavaliantstyle(Wuqiao).Thegentlestylestressesan

elegant77(appear)anddelightfulamusement,whilethevaliant

style,which78(show)particularuniqueskills,ismorelikeakind

ofacrobatics(雜技).Stiltwalkingperformancesalsotakedifferent

forms79(express)variouseventthemes.Duringlargegatherings,

thegentlestyleismostlyemployedforthemassenjoymentofpeopleof

all80(age).Thevaliantstyle,then,isusuallyshown

wonderfullyonstage,suchasduringtheopeningceremonyof2008

OlympicGamesinBeijing.

第九篇

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式。

WhenyousetfootinNanhanvillage,HebeiProvince,youwillbe

amazedatwhatyousee.Anancientstonegatefirstgreetsyour

eyes81theentrancetothevillage.Asyouexplore

it82(far),rowsofancientbuildingsandcarveddoorways

springintoview.

Nanhanhasalonghistoryofproducing83havebeenwidely

recognizedasfinecrafts(工藝品)athomeandabroad.Althoughthere

hasbeenbackandforthinthevillagedevelopment,thevillagers'

craftsmanshiphasmanagedtosurvivethetestoftimeand

get84(carry)forward.Withthesupportoflocalauthorities,the

traditionalcraftsbusinesshasexpandedovertheyearsandincreasedthe

locals'income.Theyhavecometobelievethatpossessingahandicraft

skillcanenablethem85(make)aliving.LiuJunchao,the

youngestcraftsmaninthevillage,86(start)tolearnabout

craftsmanshipataworkshopinthevillageaftergraduationfromhigh

school.Heisnowpreparingtobuildapublicculturalandcreative

educationcentertoprovidefree87(train)foryoungpeople

whoareinterestedinlearninghandicrafts,andwillalsouseshort-video

platformstoreleasefreeteaching88(video).

Thevillagehassteppedupsupportforlocalcraftsmenandcarriedout

educationforvillagers,somorepeoplecancommit89(they)to

takinguplocalcraftsmanship.Theideaistocarveout90new

roadofbeautifulcountrysidethatisidealforliving,workingand

traveling.

第十篇

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式。

WhatcomestomindwhenyouthinkofChinesekungfu?ForLaurenceJ.

Brahm,aUSfilmmakerwhorecentlycompletedhis91(late)

workSearchingforKungFu,thefirstthing92springstomindis

theconceptofnon-violence.

TheofficialChinesenameforkungfuiswushu.AsBrahmexplained,if

youbreakdownthecharacter"wu”,it93(consist)oftwo

characters:oneis"ge",meaningdagger-axe(戈);theotheris"zhi",

meaningstopping.So,themeaningofkungfuisnotthe“artoffighting”.

Onthecontrary,hesaid,kungfuistheartofstoppingfighting,theartof

non-violence.

Inmakinghisfilm,Brahmlookedintodifferentformsofkungfu

widely94(practice)inChina,interviewingmanymastersand

scholars.Kungfupractitionerssalutewithtbaoquan,,literallymeaning

'fistwrapping5,whichshowstwothingsatleast.Oneisthatyouhavea

fist,butyou'realsonotusingit.Andthenyou'reshowing'Ihaveno

hiddenweapons5.Ifstrust,“hesaid.

“Kungfumasterswillavoid95(fight)atallcosts.Althoughyou

knowhowtouseforce,youarethelastone96(use)force,

becauseyouknowtheoutcomeofthisthing.”"Kungfu,inmyeyes,

is97mirrorofChineseculture,Brahmsaid."Itremindsyou

whyChinaadoptsapolicyofnotwantingtohaveconflictwithother

countries.

Brahmbelievesthattoday'sworld98(urgent)needstorestart

equalexchangesbetweencountries,99thatcultureandsports,

suchaskungfu,canserve100agreatchannelandplatform.

第十一篇

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式。

DiaojiaolouisatraditionalresidenceofseveralethnicminoritiesinChina

suchastheMiao,Zhuang,BuyiandTujiapeople.Youcanfindagroup

ofthesehouses101(locate)besideariverorinthemountainous

areasofYunnan,Guangxi,HunanandSichuan.Thehistoryof

Diaojiaolou102(stretch)back1,400years.

Thetraditionalresidence,typicallytwotothreestorieshigh,isawooden

housebuiltonstilts(柱子).Theunusualstructureis

considered103masterpieceofclevercarpentry.Thehighhanging

floorsofthestructure104(hold)upbywoodenstilts,whichgive

thehouseanunsteadyappearancefromafar.ButaDiaojiaolouis,infact,

firmlyfixedbecauseitsstiltsarefurtherreinforcedbystoneblocksat

theirbases.Evenifoneofthestiltsweredestroyed,thebuildingwould

stillhaveastrongfoundation.Thegroundfloortends105(use)as

storagespaceforfirewoodandfarmingequipment.Livestockstayonthe

groundfloor,whilepeoplealwayslive106it.

Oneofthe107(benefit)ofDiaojiaolouisthat,108in

ancienttimes,thesestiltedbuildingswouldprovideprotectionfromfierce

beasts.Nowadaystheycontinuetoprovideprotectionfromvenomous

snakesandinsectsthatarenotuncommonthroughoutChina.These

buildingsalsohelppreventhumidity-relateddiseasesthatarecommonin

southernChina.109(additional),thecoolbreezeblowingthrough

thewindowsoftheupperlevelsactslikeakindofnaturalairconditioner.

Inmountainousregions,thelevelofhumidityonthegroundduring

summerisalmost110(bear)andpotentiallydangerous,so

elevatedlivingspacesareparticularlynecessary.

第十二篇

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Mid-AutumnFestivalhasahistoryofover3,000yearsand

is111secondmostimportanttraditionalfestivalinChinaafter

theChineseNewYear.Itfalls112the15thdayofthe8th

monthintheChineselunarcalendar.

TheMid-AutumnFestivalisabigdayforChinesepeople,whowillgo

backhomeandhavedinnerwiththeirfamilies.Afterthedinner,people

willgooutdoors113(admire)thefullmoononthenightofthe

Mid-AutumnFestival.ForChinese,thefullmoon,114reminds

peopleoftheirhometownsandlovedones,isthesymbolofafamily

reunion.Ofcourse,themooncakeisamust-eatfoodattheMid-Autumn

Festival.Thecakes,115(typical)round,symbolizingthefull

moon,116(present)asgiftstorelativesandfriends.

TherearequiteafewstoriesassociatedwiththeMid-AutumnFestival,

andthemostpopular117(be)thelegendoftheChang'e,Jade

RabbitandWuGang.Inancienttimes,Chineseemperorsusedtooffer

sacrificestothefullmoonfortheharvests.Poetswouldadmirethemoon

attheMid-AutumnFestival,expressingtheir118(thought)and

feelings.

TheMid-AutumnFestivalisthebesttimetovisitChina.Theweatheris

idealtospendtimeoutdoorsandenjoythesightofthegoldenautumn.

ThecustomsoftheMid-AutumnFestival119(different)across

China.WhynotstartyourtourinChinaby[20(explorer)the

mysteryoftheMid-AutumnFestival?

第十三篇

語法填空

Whywastheoxchosentobeoneofthe12Chinesezodiacsigns?

Centuriesago,mostpeople⑵(earn)theirlivingbyfarming.

Theoxwasusedtohelpploughfieldsandcarryheavygoods.

TheoxhaslonghadasignificantplaceinChineseculture.Ancient

Chinesepoetsand122(writer)frequentlydescribedtheoxin

literature.InThebookofSongs,the123(old)existing

collectionofChinesepoetry,theanimalwasmentionedseveraltimesin

the305pieces.Theox124(consider)asymbolofdiligence(勤

奮)andearnestnessinChineseculture.Tothisday,thephrase“thespirit

oftheox“stillrefers125conqueringanythingthatmaypresent

itselfasachallenge.Thespiritis126(high)praisedandmany

peoplefollowitastheirworkrule.Whensomeonemakesagreat

achievementthroughhardwork,peopleoftenuse"niu”,meaning

“awesome”,127(describe)himorher.

Oxenseldombullytheweakorfearthestrong.Theyworkhardandmake

sacrifices(犧牲).ThisisreflectedinLuXun'spoemInMockeryof

Myself,128praisestheox'sattitudeof129(serve)

withoutcomplaining.

Sonaturally,thosewhowerebomintheyearoftheoxareoftenexpected

tobehard-working,reliable130loyal.

第十四篇

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式。

NumerousChineseculturalandarttreasures131(put)onshow

inmanypartoftheworldoverthepastyears,showcasingthefantastic

Chinesecivilizationontheglobalstageand132(promote)

culturalexchanges.

Twoyearsago,NewZealand'snationalstartedafour-monthexhibition,

wherebothTerracottaWarriors(兵馬俑)133morethan160

antiquepiecesmadeofgold,jade,andbronzeweredisplayed.Onthe

openingday,localcitizenslineduptoenjoythis“onceinalifetime^^

experience.Theexhibition,134providedvisitorswithsome

knowledgeoflong-standingChinesecivilization,was135(high)

appreciatedfortheindividualityofeachterracottawarriorand

the136(believable)creativityneededtobuildthearmy.

Treasuresshowingthelivesofemperorsandexpressesalsowenton

displayinmuseumsinWashingtonD.C.andMoscowlast

year,137over100piecesbeingputonshow,including

realistic138(painting),furnishingsandjewelryfromthePalace

MuseuminBeijing.Theexhibitionwasalsoahugesuccess.

Chineseandforeignmuseumshavebeenmaking

exchanges139(encourage)dialogbetweencivilizationsand

fosterpeople'sunderstandingofandengagementwithcultures.It

is140importantjobformuseumstobringtheworldcloser.

第十五篇

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式.

WheneverSongJingvisitsamuseum,sheneverfailstocheckoutthe

sectiononancientbooks.Inadditiontoappreciatingthewisdomhidden

inthosehistoricalvolumes,shefocuseson141theywere

joinedandpresented.Song142(work)intherestoration

divisionforancientbooksattheNationalLibraryofChinainBeijingfor

eightyears.

Theseasonscomeandgooutsideherworkshop,buttimeisrelativefor

Songandherfellowrestorers.Theirworkiscalculatednotthrough

“years"143"lifetimes”.Theflowoftimemaybehardlyfelt

exceptthroughtheyellowingpagesandthegrayingofhair.

Theprimaryobjectiveorancientbookrestoration

is144(extend)thelifeperiodofthedocument.

The145(high)thesimilaritybetweentheoriginalandthe

restorationmaterials,themoreconsistenttheirrateofagingwillbe,and

thusthebettertheancientbookscan146(preserve).

Asachild,Songwasfascinatedby147(documentary)about

theworld'sculturalrelicsandbecamedeeplyinterestedinantique

restoration.Shespenthoursresearchingcultural

relics,148(frequent)localmuseumsandreadingrelatedbooks.

Itusuallytakesatleasttwotothreeyearsfromlearningandfollowinga

master149onecanindependentlyleadarestorationproject.

“AncientChinesecivilizationhasleftbehindavastnumberofbooks,

manyof150requirerestoration,Songsays."Hopefully,Ican

inspiremoreyoungpeopletofindtheirlifelongpassioninthefieldof

culturalheritagepreservation.^^

樂丁八局

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China'straditionaltea-makingtechniquesandtheirassociatedsocial

practices151(success)becameUNESCO'slatestworld

intangibleculturalheritage(非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn))onNovember29,2022.

Uptonow,inaddition152thecommonsixcategoriesoftea,

othervarietieslikeflower-scentedteasandmorethan2,000tea

products153(develop).Becauseofchangesthatoccurredinthe

longhistory,thetea-makingprocess154(compose)of

numerouschallengeshasbecomerathercomplicatedtoday.

155(speak)ofthereasonswhytheapplicationsucceeded,

ZhengChangling,aresearchfellowattheChineseNationalAcademyof

Arts,156(believe)itismainlyduetothelongandgreathistory

ofChineseteaculture,157travelledalongtheancientTea

HorseRoadtoreachasfarasWestAsiaandEastAfrica.

158applicationcanfurtherhelpimprovetea'sinfluence

globally.Itwillnotonlypromotemorerespectforculturaldiversityand

humancreativitybutalsowillencouragepeople159(pursue)

healthierlifestylesbyintegratingteacultureintotheirdailylives.

WangYongjian,headoftheChinesedelegationtotheUNESCOsession,

expectsthattheywillapplyformoreoftheintangiblecultural

heritage160(project)withChinesecharacteristicsinaneffort

tospreadChineseculture.

第十七篇

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式。

LionDance,afolkshowactedbypeople161(wrap)aroundin

lioncostume,isusuallyperformedduringtheChineseNewYearand

otherChinesetraditional,culturalandreligiousfestivals.Itmayalsobe

performed162importantoccasionssuchasbusinessopening

events,specialcelebrationsorwedding163(ceremony),ormay

beused,asweknow,164(entertain)specialguestsbytheChinese

communities.

Thereareusuallytwoperformersinaliondance,onehandlingthelion's

headwhile165otherplayingthebodyand

tail.166impressesaudiencemostareallkindsoflions'

movementsconductedtothemusicplayedbygongsanddrums.

WiththeChinesemigratingabroad,liondanceisfamousalloverthe

world,167(particular)inSoutheastAsiancountries;Eachcountry

andregion,however,hastheirowndancingstyles,of168the

mostwell-knownisSouthernLionDancethatoriginatedfrom

GuangdongProvince.InHongkong,eversincethe1980swhenChinese

classicandmartialartsmoviesenjoyedgreat169(popular),kong

fumoviesincludingJetLi's"HuangFeihong,,170(reach)a

largeaudienceandattractedmovieloversallaroundtheworld,whatever

theirracesorages.

第十八篇

閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入一個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形

式。

JingxiTaipingDrumisatraditionalformofdancing.Withitsdisplayof

profoundculturalelements,it171(include)inthefirstbatch

(批次)ofChina'snationalintangibleculturalheritage(非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn))

itemsin2006.

The172(early)historicalreferencesofthisartdatebacktothe

SpringandAutumnPeriod.AtthebeginningoftheQingDynasty,it

startedtogain173(popular)inandaroundthecapital,andthen

itwasintroducedtoMentougouDistrictofBeijing.

Inancienttimes,thedrumswereplayed174NewYear'sEveat

theimperialpalacetobringpeace.Asaresult,theperformancealso

becameknownasthe“NewYearDrum,,byBeijingers.Thistypeof

drumdanceiscommonlyseen175(perform)duringthelast

andfirstmonthofthelunaryearinmanylocalfestiveactivities,thus

expressing176(people)hopeofapeacefulandprosperousyear

tocome.

Duringagivenperformance,drummersperformvariousdancemoves

while177(hold)thedrumintheirlefthandsandamalletin

theirrighthands.TraditionalChineseaesthetic(美學(xué)的)conceptsare

reflectedinthedrumplaying,allof178representdistinctive

localfeatures.

Inthepastdecades,efforts179(make)byMentougouDistrict

topreservethissignaturefolkdanceculture.Today,thetime-honored

folkartoftheJingxiTaipingDrumisbeingtakenupbytheyoung

people180ispresentingitslivelyartisticcharm(魅力)ona

globalstage.

第十九篇

閱讀下面短文,在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形

式。

AnintangibleculturalheritageareainGuangzhou,thecapitalofsouth

China'sGuangdongProvince,openedthisyear,showingthelifeand

normsofancientChinesepeoplefromaculturalperspective.

Thisisthesecondintangibleculturalheritageblockin

Guangzhou.181(locate)onBeijingRoad,theblockhosts

intangibleculturalheritagedisplaysandevents.Thefirstsuchstreetwas

setinYongqingfanginLiwanDistrict,182hasbecomethe

centeroflocalculturalandcreativeindustries.

Ontheopeningday,aconcert183(feature)traditional

Cantonesemusicandpoems184(hold)onBeijingRoadto

honorthelaunchoftheintangibleculturalheritageblock.Artists

performedclassicalpoemswithdanceandplayedtraditional

musical185(instrument),includingtheChinesezither(古箏).

Aimingtoraisethepublic'sculturalconfidenceand186(aware),

thisintangibleculturalheritageblock187(regular)shows

culturalrelicsandrecordsandgivesVR/ARshowsabouttheinheritance

(繼承)ofintangiblecultural

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