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Zhao Hongcheng, born in 1990, is a video content creator who has over 84,000 followers on the video-sharing platform Bilibili. A wheelchair     1     (be) part of her life since she was 1 year old. She uses her platform     2     (call) for greater understanding of the lives and needs of disabled (残疾的) people. She wants to be a bridge between the disabled     3     the rest of society. She made her first video in 2019, and the rising popularity of short videos gave her confidence. Her fourth video made her even     4     (popular) on the Internet. In 2021, she became     5     full-time content creator on Bilibili.

In her video about a tour in Shanghai, she find     6     hard for the disabled people with a wheelchair to get on the underground, so she put forward some useful     7     (advise) for such service. She said if people with disabilities faced such service every day, they would probably give     8     traveling.     9     (luck), her suggestions were accepted by the city.

But most people with disabilities are not as lucky as Zhao. Some people with minor disabilities were being looked down by companies. She hopes that the rights (权利) of disabled people to receive education can     10     (protect) better, and the good news is that equality has improved over the years.

Boris, a foreign student in China, often shares his experiences of Chinese culture on his vlog (视频博客).

In one video, for example, Boris shared how he had learned the Chinese word dongxi. He told people that all marketplaces in ancient Chinese cities     1     (set) up along a single road that ran from east to west. So when you would say qu mai dongxi, you’d be saying, “I’m going to buy things.”

Some other videos show his reading Chinese poems, which are quite welcome among his 40, 000 followers.

“Many of my followers     2     (learn) Chinese,” Boris said. “But they know little about Chinese culture and the country.”

Like many foreigners. Boris once thought China was not that developed. But after he came to China to study in 2019, his view changed. “China     3     (enter) a new period, but many people’s impressions of China are still stuck in the 1970s,” Boris said. “That’s why I     4     (start) to shoot (拍摄) vlogs to share Chinese culture in 2019.”

Until now, Boris     5     (post) more than 40 Chinese culture vlogs online. But it is not easy to make these vlogs. He needed to look for lots of background information and reading materials.

Though shooting these vlogs     6     (take) lots of time, the young man feels proud that his vlogs have inspired many people. Boris said that he wanted     7     (continue) bridging the differences between two cultures. “This goal may not be achieved easily, but I     8     (spare) no efforts to do my part.”

Do you know Tik-Tok? Some people are not actors or actresses, but they are real     1     (art) in everyday life. They post short videos on Tik-Tok. Tik-Tok     2     (appear) in 2017, and it is one of     3     (popular) apps in China now. Many young children love it     4     they can make their personal videos with different music. It gave them a chance to show     5     (they).

One day, a student, Jack, posted a video about practicing dancing on Tik-Tok.     6     his surprise, he got 540 thousand fans quickly. After that, Jack and his friends continued     7     (present) their interesting ideas on it. He said he used Tik-Tok as     8     way to make others happy. He could watch others’ videos from it     9     (easy), it was also a good way to hear other people’s voices.

However, we aren’t     10     (suppose) to spend too much time on it. Turn off phones and go out to enjoy natural things like sunshine and clean air in the real life.

9 . Do you know Tik-Tok(抖音)? It’s a popular app in China now. It     1     (start) to be popular in 2017. Many young people became     2     (interest) in it. They could make videos with different music. It gave     3     (they) a chance(机会) to show themselves.

One day, a student called Xiaoming made a video about practicing     4     (dance) on Tik-Tok. To his surprise, he got 540,000 fans     5     (quick). So he     6     (enjoy) the app very much every day. It’s a good way to     7     other people’s voices(声音).

But remember not to spend too much time     8     it or you may miss lots of great things in life. Put down your cell phone and go out to enjoy     9     (nature) things like sunshine and clean air. You will find the best things in life are     10    .

In China, if you want to know which social app young people use a lot now,you cannot miss “short videos”. Some users use apps like Tik Tok (抖音) and Kuaishou because they think it is fun     1     (share) short videos about their lives, while others have different     2     (purpose) as well.

A 12-year-old user named Elsa has a lot of supporters on Tik Tok. The girl     3     (share) videos about her dancing studies since last July. One of the videos won her about one million     4     (fan).” I feel really happy to go on sharing     5     (happy) with other people by short videos,” said Elsa. As some videos are about the     6     (late) news, a group of users depend on     7     (they) to get information. For some other users, they have a different purpose. “Because I can’t spend many hours     8     (watch) a long video and I am not a patient person. I don’t like waiting for a program to end,” said Wang Zhihao.

However, some young Chinese feel     9     (bore) with some short videos. “Killing time is the main reason for me to watch the short videos, but many are almost the same, so I think it is a waste of time,” said Wen Nan, another college student.

Recently, something else has happened. Some videos are telling people to buy things. Some users buy them after watching, but they should think twice. If they don’t think     10     (care), they may regret (后悔) soon. Some short videos even sell fake (假) products, but these sellers won’t let you give them back, or deal with your trouble.