Florentijin Hofman turns to his children's toys     1     inspiration. Hofman's inspiration for Floating Fish came from Chinese folk     2     (tale)，which is about a fish     3     (jump) through the “Dragon Gate”．Tan Dun，who is     4     (wide) known for composing music for a famous film and the 2008 Beijing Olympics，    5     (think) “There is no territory in the world of music”．Tan Dun combines Chinese music and sounds from all over the world     6     (tell) stories. Yang Liping has been known     7     “Peacock Princess”，winning a national     8     (compete) with her Spirit of the Peacock dance. She feels grateful for the years in Xishuangbanna. Her dance comes from the traditional     9     (believe) of Dai people and aims to bring     10     the beauty of Dai women.

Mohe Ballroom 《漠河舞厅》    1    （release）in June last year and featured in Liu Shuang’s third album, First Planet. The song was inspired by Liu's trip in 2019 to Mohe, Heilongjiang province, China's northernmost city,     2     he met an elderly man who was dancing alone in a ballroom.

"I was curious and danced with him. We talked for a while during a break, when I learned about his story," said Liu, who later wrote     3     article titled Goodbye Evening Star, which he published on his social media platform. Mohe Ballroom,     4    (write) in March last year, is based on the old man's story.

On May 6, 1987, about 200 people were killed when a fire that broke     5    in mountains near Mohe tore through the city. The fire, which lasted 28 days, destroyed more than 10,000 square kilometers of forest. Direct economic losses were estimated at 500 million yuan. The elderly man, who uses the pseudonym(化名) Zhang Dequan, lost his wife to the blaze. He has not remarried and has no children,     6     he often visits the old ballroom and dances alone to remember the times he and his wife spent there.

One listener said: "It's easy to see why Mohe Ballroom resonated with listeners when it did. Full of     7     (emotion) detail and poetic lyrics, the song, with Liu's whispery vocals, fulfills people's imaginations about a tragic love story."

The song's huge     8     (popular) has made Mohe an in-demand tourism destination. Visitors flock to the city     9    （see）the ballroom, in the hope of meeting the elderly man.

Li Jinbao, who owns the ballroom, told Beijing News: "The man often visited my ballroom in 2019. However, since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, I have not seen him. "I was 21 when I witnessed the fire that swept through Mohe. The city was later rebuilt and its first public ballroom opened, which     10    （immediate）became popular among local residents."