Like Peking Opera and other traditional national arts in China, Piyingxi or the shadow play show,     1    (know)as a Chinese     2    (culture)heritage, has spread to many countries. Vivid design and a rich variety of     3    (color), beautiful costumes, change of lighting, and unique singing, together make up the fascinating world of a shadow play.

As     4     old form of storytelling and entertainment, shadow play artists use plain figures in front of a bright cloth     5    (create)the illusion of moving images. The figures are usually moved     6     people behind a thin screen. Shadow play is not     7    (entire)a show of shadows, but rather a show of silhouettes(剪影).

That day I     8    (watch)a shadow play show at the Chinese People's Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, and was fascinated by the wonderful     9    (perform). Most young people have little understanding of     10     a shadow play is, despite its 2000-year-old history. It is a pity that nowadays young people don't know how to appreciate this traditional an. Shadow play is our precious folk art, and let's preserve it.

“Leap”,     1     film on the Chinese women’s national volleyball team, hit the big screens during the Chinese National Day holidays this year.     2     (direct) by Hong Kong director Peter Ho sun Chan, the film is based     3     the volleyball team’s stories spread over more than 40 years. The women’s national volleyball team     4     (be) the pride of the Chinese people since it first won the world championship (冠军) in 1981. It beat Serbia on September 28,     5     (defend) its World Cup crown (王冠) with a record of 11 wins. It is China’s 10th title in world major volleyball events, including the World Cup, the World Championships and the Olympic Games.

“Leap” is     6     (probable) the first of a series of sports-themed     7     (film) for next couple of years, with Gong Li playing the role of Lang Ping, who is the present head coach of the team. Another film introducing Li Na is also expected     8     (meet) the audience,     9     director is also Peter Ho-sun Chan. In addition, there is another film featuring the Chinese     10     (nation) table tennis team.

Michelle Yeoh, who won her first Golden Globe on Tuesday, jokingly told the awards show’s producers to “shut up” after trying to cut her speech short. “I can beat you up,” said Yeoh as music    1    (start) to play midway through her remarks. “And that’s serious.”

Yeoh was honored in the best actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy category, for playing many iterations of laundromat owner Evelyn Wang in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” The recognition wasn’t lost on Yeoh,    2     decades-long career in Hollywood began with 1997’s James Bond film “Tomorrow Never Dies” and Ang Lee’s 2000 Oscar-winning martial arts drama “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.” Yeoh proceeded     3     (work) with famous directors including Steven Spielberg, Rob Marshall and James Cameron. But the 60-year-old found that     4     (opportunity) began to decline as she got older.

“I’m just going to stand here and take this all in,” she said,    5    (hold) the gold statue. “40 years...I’m not letting go of this.” She continued, “I was given this gift of playing this woman who resounded so     6    (deep) with me and with so many people because, at the end of the day, in whatever universe she was at, she was fighting for love, for her family.” Before leaving     7    stage, she shouted out her “Everything Everywhere All at Once” co-stars. “This is also for all the shoulders that I stand     8    , all who came before me, who look like me, and all who are going on this journey with me forward,” Yeoh said.

Yeoh    9    (consider) a front-runner in the Oscar race, though it’s not clear how much, if any,    10    (weigh) the Globes will hold during the rest of awards season.