Think of travel in Greece, and your mind may wander to images of ferries cruising(巡航)across the Aegean Sea. Taking to the water is essential if you plan to travel between the Greek islands, but there     1     (be) plenty of other ways to enjoy Greece’s amazing landscapes, including planes, trains, buses     2     bicycles.

Cycling in Greece is growing in     3     (popular), best done in spring and fall rather than high summer. Strong leg muscles are     4     must to tackle the mountains, or you can stick to some of the     5     (flat) coast roads than the mountain roads. Some are bicycle-friendly, but others have such steep roads     6     cycling is not recommended.

Overall, cycling infrastructure around Greece leaves something to be desired. Bicycle lanes are rare to nonexistent, and there is a real danger from speeding cars —     7     (drive) by locals and tourists alike.

Bicycles may be carried for free on some ferries, while on others, there may be a fee, or they may not be allowed at all because of a lack of space on board.

You can rent bicycles in most tourist hangouts, but they are not as     8     (wide) available as cars and motorcycles. Prices range     9     €10 to €20 per day,     10     (depend) on the type of bicycle. Always make sure the rental cost includes the use of a helmet.

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An exhibition (展览), presenting significant projects from the past 20 years by Ma Yansong and his company MAD Architects (建筑师)     1     (host) at the Shenzhen Museum in Guangdong province in October.

The exhibition aims     2     (bring) about discussion of the interconnected relationships between cities, communities, architecture, culture, and nature through the presentation of rich content and meaningful     3     (question). It encourages the public to reflect deeply, while also inspiring     4     (they) imagination about future life and cities.

With 79 models and nearly a thousand examples of work     5     display, the exhibition reflects the lesser-known efforts     6     (make) by the company to solve technical problems. And it     7     (be) the company’s largest and most significant exhibition since it was set up.

For young architects or anyone in any professional field looking to challenge tradition, Maoffers this advice, “I’m not challenging tradition,     8     rather the way others look at tradition. Some appear to respect tradition, but in reality, they are     9     (simple) copying. In all great cultures with rich traditions, there are creative ideas     10     reflect dreams and wishes for the future. What we should draw from tradition and history is the power of creativity and the courage to see the world differently. “