According to data from people.cn, Chinese hanfu consumers was over 2 million in 2018. A recent report estimates that by the end of this year,     1     number of people using hanfu products in China will reach 6.89 million, with total sales expected     2     (add) up to 10.16 billion yuan.

Why has the traditional clothing made a comeback in recent years?

For Qingzhi, a law student from Communication University of China, wearing hanfu to class every day gives her     3     (inspire). Qingzhi said she liked to explore various outfits within her hanfu collection. By matching the clothing     4     modern accessories (配饰), she can find a unique look.

Unlike Qingzhi, Wan Yue, a mother of two, became a hanfu     5     (enthusiasm) for the sense of community. As someone     6     (belong) to the Han ethnic group, she has always been eager to wear clothing     7     is representative of her community.

With the rapid development of China’s economy, people     8     (gain) more cultural self-confidence in recent years, and attention is shifting to the refreshment of     9     (nation) culture,” China Today noted. As a symbol of Chinese aesthetics (美学), hanfu contributes to     10     (quiet) motivating a re-emerging Chinese fashion style.

【推荐2】Though it is a traditional Chinese holiday, many other Asian countries and regions also celebrate Dragon Boat Festival. Many believe that Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated     1     (honor) Qu Yuan, a famous Chinese poet famous for his contributions (贡献) to his country and classical poetry,     2     finally became a national hero.

However, there is research showing that Dragon Boat Festival actually came before the death of Qu Yuan. Its     3     (early) origin is related to the fifth lunar month which     4     (know) to the ancients as the “month of poison (毒药)” when poisonous creatures come back to life after winter. During     5     early hot days of summer, people would easily fall ill and diseases would spread, which made the month seem evil, so people in ancient times regarded it     6     an important time to prevent diseases and keep evil spirits away. Therefore, Dragon Boat Festival was     7     (original) thought to be a traditional medical and health festival for people to fight against diseases and harmful     8     (insect).

In general, Dragon Boat Festival customs can     9     (divide) into two groups. One is to worship (敬奉) the god of dragon and heroes, such as Qu Yuan. The activities include dragon boat races and     10     (eat) rice dumplings. Another category (类别) aims to drive off evils and keep people healthy.

Jingdezhen, known     1     the “Porcelain Capital” of China, has a long history and a magnificent culture. Located on the south of the Yangtze, between the Huangshan Mountain range and the plains of Poyang Lake, it is designated (指定) one of the first 24 famous Chinese cities of historical and cultural interests and a first-rate city     2     is open to the foreigners by China’s State Council.

Endowed (赋予) by nature with a network of rivers and hills, Jingdezhen is     3     prefecture-level city directly under the provincial government with a total area of about 5,248 square     4     (kilometer) and a population of 1.49 million. The city’s reputation for     5     (produce) fine porcelain began in the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Song Dynasty the Jingdezhen workshop     6     (order) to produce porcelain for the court.

    7     (traditional), Jingdezhen was titled Ceramic Capital. Since the period of Han Dynasty, Jingdezhen     8     (have) the ceramic industry. Up to now, it has more than 2000 years of history. Porcelain of Jingdezhen has a     9     (beauty) shape, various types, rich decorations and unique styles. It is worldwide famous for     10     (it) color as white jade, brightness as mirror, thinness as paper and sound as music.