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阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Li Ziqi, a short video blogger specializing in traditional Chinese cooking and handicrafts, 1 (gain) worldwide popularity so far.

It is the spirit of craftsmanship behind her works 2 makes Li’s video clips attractive. She strictly follows the authentic traditional steps and procedures in making traditional Chinese food and handicrafts. Sometimes she spends several months producing one of her videos. Li has been inheriting(继承) traditional Chinese culture 3 a rather creative way. A closer look at her 4 (video) will show that they are never with any “analysis” that makes people feel bored.

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A statement by social media platform Kuaishou on Thursday says it will seriously deal with videos of excessive eating and drinking, while videos 1 (feature) fake eating and vomiting (吐) will be deleted and their accounts will be shut down.

Its spokesman says that 2 platform has taken measures to rectify (整改) live eating shows.When users search for key terms such as “eating show” or “competitive eater”, they will be informed to value food.Other social media platforms, Douyu and Sina Weibo 3 (include), have made similar statements 4 (strengthen) their check on video contents.

A big eating show, or mukbang in Korean, is an online audiovisual show 5 a vlogger consumes large quantities of food while interacting with the audience.These shows originated in South Korea and have become a worldwide trend.

Korea has 6 (traditional) had a food culture based on healthy eating practices and strict etiquette (礼节).This form of programming emphasizes the attractiveness of the person who prepares the food.This eating 7 (perform) from South Korea has also rapidly spread its influence 8 other Asian countries.Mukbang is also 9 is called “chibo” in China, in which short videos and vlogs are made on food and uploaded onto huge social media platforms like Weibo.

In July 2018, the South Korean government announced that it would create mukbang guidelines through policy making.It 10 (build) up guidelines for mukbang because the practice could promote excessive eating and harm public health.

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Three years ago, Li Ziqi, 29, started her video blogs on traditional food and crafts after 1 (give) up city life to return to the village where she 2 (bring) up by her grandparents.

Li has a library of 100 videos that have been 3 (wide) followed by audiences across the world. She also has about 20 million fans on Weibo, where a discussion about her contribution was started by network opinion leader Lei Silin 4 an article that asked: “Why is Li Ziqi not exporting culture?”

“She displays a happy countryside life and sends out positive energy,” said one user. “watching her videos reduces my pressure and makes me feel 5 (comfort) and relaxed. The 6 (scene) in her videos are very beautiful.”

Another wrote that official media failed 7 (send) out attractive messages about Chinese culture, but Li’s videos did. “Whether you question her or not, 8 she shows is traditional culture,” the user wrote.

Others disagreed. “We Chinese don’t live that way. 9 is a negative culture output to show the underdeveloped aspect (方面) of China to foreigners.” One user said.

State broadcaster CCTV weighed into the debate on Tuesday. “Li 10 (promote) Chinese culture in a good way and tells a good China story.”

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Professor Li Jinzhao from Beijing Foreign Studies University spoke 3 (high) of her videos. She thought the videos were 4 (relax) to her audience. “It is really resting 5 (watch) her making things,” she 6 (add).

Many people want to know 7 Li Ziqi is so popular. Professor Li explained that people 8 live in modern life feel anxious about the world and they want to live a quiet and 9 (nature) life. “What Li shows in her videos provides an interesting and creative way to look at ordinary life in villages. We should learn from her positive attitude 10 life,” Professor Li said.

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Light-drawing artist Wang Sibo, better known as Roy Wang, led a team in a successful attempt 1 (break) the Guinness World Record for the most people light drawing at the same time on June 29.

The challenge 2 (take) place at Guangzhou Technician College, Guangdong Province, 3 Wang, along with four of his team members and 355 students from the college, completed a huge light drawing artwork in around two hours. The artwork shows images 4 (include) a lion’s head from Guangdong’s characteristic art form lion dancing, the emblem (象征) of the Communist Party of China, as well as hundreds of pentagrams (五角星). Because some of the students’ light drawing didn’t appear in the final photograph, the challenge registered 5 total of 328 people who completed the task.

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