Huangshan,     1    (locate) in Anhui province in eastern China, is one of China’s major tourist attractions.

The area is well-known    2     its scenery, Huangshan pine trees, hot springs and     3    (view) of the clouds from above. Huangshan is a frequent subject of     4    (tradition) Chinese paintings and literature, as well as the modern photography.     5    (especial) in autumn the mountain    6    (be) colorful, with yellow fruits dotted (点缀) under the white clouds and blue sky. Autumn is an ideal season to climb Huangshan because of the weather being neither hot nor cold.

    7     you are interested in outdoor activities, you can bring     8     tent to spend the night at the back of the mountain. Wake up in early morning (about half past four)     9    (appreciate) the magical sunrise. Apart from the natural scenery of Huangshan, the human culture and ancient architecture in the folk villages nearby can also leave a deep     10    (impress) on you, such as the famous Hongcun and Tunxi District.

My brother and I have seen much of what China has to offer. But just when we thought we were starting to understand    1    this immense country was all about, we arrived in the coastal city of Yantai. East China’s Shandong province.

You can imagine our complete surprise at hearing that Yantai is home    2    one of the world’s leading wine brands. In fact, Yantai    3    (produce) as much as 40 percent of the wine in China. A number like that is no joke.

Over the next two days, we, along with a group of students from several British    4    (university), toured the city’s many wine related sites. The most memorable place we visited was the Chateau Changyu-Castel,    5    Changyu’s wine-making magic really happens. This unforgettable site consists of 135 hectares of vineyards, with a charming European-style castle    6    (locate) in the seemingly endless greenery. Luckily, we didn’t find ourselves drowning in a sea of wine. Rather, we    7    (treat) to a fascinating tour of the facilities and witnessed all the advanced technology required to produce wine.

So, was the tip worth i? Absolutely After all, who could miss out the opportunity    8    (visit) such a remarkable seaside city and try out some of the best wine in all of China? If you’re ever in the area, or you’d love some nice wine, or if you    9    (simple) feel like exploring a beautiful city, give Yantai    10    try.

Rising numbers of visitors are heading     1     Sanxing-dui Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan province, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Luo Shan, a young receptionist at the site, is frequently asked by early-morning    2     (tour) why they cannot find a security guard    3     (show) them around. The museum employs some guards,     4     they have been unable to deal with the sudden flow of visitors, Luo said.

On Saturday, more than 9,000 people visited the museum, over four times the number on a typical weekend. Ticket sales reached 510,000 yuan ($77,830), the second    5     (high) daily total since it    6     (open) in 1997.

The increase in visitors was caused by a live broadcast of relics    7     (dig) from six newly discovered sacrificial pits (洞穴) at the Sanxing-dui Ruins site. The transmission aired on CCTV for three days. At the site, more than 500 artifacts, including gold masks, bronze items, jade and clothes, have been unearthed from the pits,    8     are 3,200 to 4,000 years old. The broadcast fueled visitors’ interest in numerous artifacts    9     (early) at the site, which are on display at the museum.

Situated 40 kilometers north of Chengdu, capital of Sichuan, the site covers 12 square kilometers and contains the ruins of    10     ancient city, sacrificial pits, and tombs.