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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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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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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.
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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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式。
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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式。
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
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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
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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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