Life is often not fair. Sometimes it deals you lemons. The Pursuit of Happyness is a movie about a man who goes     1     (exact) through such a situation. Life gives him a hard time, but the movie goes on to show how this man was able to make lemonade (柠檬汽水) from the lemons.

The story is based     2     the life of Chris Gardner, who struggled for nearly one year with homelessness. Will Smith     3     (star) as the main character,     4    life just get turned upside down by a mix of bad luck and good luck. As     5     result, the salesman Gardner finds     6     (he) out of luck and without a home. But no matter what it is that strikes him down, Chris Gardner keeps    7     (work) towards his goal to find a better life for his son.

Why is this such a     8     (move) movie? Even though Chris Gardner     9     (hit) by many blows that strike him to the ground, he never gives up and always gets back up. The movie shows what persistence (执着) really is. The true story of Chris Gardner tells us that we must fight hard for our dreams and that one should never ever allow anyone     10     (stand) in between oneself and one’s dreams.

The film, Article 20, which is directed by Zhang Yimou, draws     1    (it) name from Article 20 of the Criminal Law, which focuses on the sometimes controversial legal concept of justifiable (正当的) self-defense.    2    (draw) inspiration from real-life cases of justifiable defense, the film has got widespread attention and resonated with the public as well as judicial institutions during the Spring Festival holiday.

According to the Criminal Law《刑法, when a person,    3    (face) with an unlawful attack, takes action     4    (protect) his or her own rights or interests or those of others, and the attacker is thereby harmed, the defender will be considered to have acted in justifiable defense and will not bear criminal liability (刑事责任) .

For some time, justifiable defense     5    (regard) as a “dormant clause (休眠条款)”, due to challenges in interpretation and the influence of misconceptions, such as “whoever is injured or killed is right”.

Many online users have commented that the true    6    (mean) of the law should be to increase the liability for wrongdoers, rather than burdening good people.

Luo Xiang,    7    renowned professor of criminal law at China University of Political Science and Law, said that the public and judicial officers should avoid taking a “godlike” perspective or adopting a rational but armchair stance. Instead, they should consider the situation in    8    the defender was involved, empathize with the defender’s position, and refrain (避免) from making excessive demands on the defender, Luo said.

Liu Zhe, a prosecutor (检察官) from the Beijing People’s Procuratorate, said some outdated judicial concepts may lead    9    flawed (有错的) cases. Making decisions different from traditional precedent requires courage. But judicial officers need to encourage the public to fight against    10    (legal) activities.

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Tea is said to be first discovered and drunk in China. As the hometown of tea, China owns a profound tea culture from ancient times. For Chinese people, it is a popular drink with many health     1     (benefit).

Today, China still accounts     2     about 60% of tea plantations in the world. Chinese people are believed     3     (enjoy) tea drinking for more than 4,000 years. For a long time, tea was used as herbal medicine. The     4     (early) record about tea as a drink appeared in the Western Han Dynasty. Chinese tea culture won     5     (popular) during the Tang Dynasty because of a famous person, Lu Yu. The Classic of Tea     6     (write) by him is a tea encyclopedia(百科全书),     7     is all about tea, such as growth areas for tea trees, wares and skills for processing and tasting of tea, and the history of Chinese tea.

Also, in this period, tea seeds     8     (take) to Japan. In the Song Dynasty, Arabic merchants imported tea from China. Tea was sold to Southeast Asian and South African countries in the Ming Dynasty. In 1610, it went to Europe in a Dutch merchant ship. And tea     9     (eventual) became an international drink.

Making tea, smelling tea and appreciating tea     10     (be) not only the tea ceremony but also a traditional Chinese culture.

I experienced China’s Naadam Festival in Inner Mongolia for the first time. The festival features horse racing, wrestling, and archery. I saw a lot of people wearing splendid Mongolian robes     1     learned about their ancestral tradition. In the unique wrestling competition, I     2     (move) by the show of strength and grace. Celebrating Naadam was     3     (absolute) worthwhile, and I eagerly hope to experience more of their culture in a     4     (tradition) Mongolian tent and enjoy hot pot in winter.