Yunnan is the hometown of tea. It provides the ideal climate and the ecological environment for large-leaf tea trees, which are located in the     1     (region) along the Lancang River. Thousands of years ago, they formed those ancient tea plantations,     2     are the best gift that nature has grated us.

    3     (preserve) the ancient tea trees, Southwest Chinn’s Yunnan Province has passed a protection regulation recently,     4     (clarify) that wild and cultivated ten plants aged over 100 wars should be better protected in the province. The new regulation, which will come into force starting from March 1, 2023,    5    (prohibit) six kinds of behaviors that harm ancient tea plants and their growing environment. Unauthorized cutting and transplantation of ancient tea trees, carving tree branches, digging the roots,     6    damaging the ancient lea trees are all banned.

Other     7     (legal) practices include using harmful chemical herbicides, releasing waste gas and water, as well as dumping and throwing waste     8     (casual) within the protection range of the trees, according to the regulation.

Yunnan has diverse resources of tea trees. The regulation also advocates proper research and     9    (apply) of Yunnan’s resources of ancient tea trees, raising varieties     10    new tea trees of good quality, as well as the establishment of relevant industrial chains.

In the course of economic development, there comes     1     time when the old must give way to the new. In the 1950s, when the project of the Egyptian government led to protests, a committee     2     (establish) to deal with the challenge. Over the next 20 years,     3     (thousand) of engineers and workers saved countless cultural sites. In 1980, the project ended,     4     was considered a great success.

Over 180 North American teenagers and university students have participated in a “cloud dialogue”, learning about the legendary Sanxingdui Ruins in China.

Named “Night at Sanxingdui Museum”, the one-hour online event targets foreign youth     1     are learning the Chinese language     2     are interested in Chinese culture.

    3     the help of 3D technology, the event presented various kinds of cultural relics in the Sanxingdui Museum, including the Bronze Standing Figure, Bronze Sacred Tree, and Gold Mask.

Xu Danyang, a 27-year-old archaeologist who was in charge of the excavation of a sacrificial pit in the Sanxingdui Ruins site,     4     (introduce) the cultural relics’ characteristics and historical background, as well as the excavation process via live-streaming. He also answered questions     5     (raise) by the curious participants. The participants also engaged in     6     interactive activity to restore and decorate the cultural relics and craft their own     7     (create) works.

Discovered in the late 1920s, the Sanxingdui Ruins have been called one of the world’s greatest archaeological     8     (discovery) of the 20^th century.     9     (cover) 12 square kilometers, the ruins are located in the city of Guanghan in Sichuan. They     10     (believe) to be remains of the Shu Kingdom, which survived for over 2,000 years. The ruins date back at least 4,800 years.

After the Spring Equinox (春分), the sun moves northwards,     1     (result) in gradually longer day time in the Northern Hemisphere and longer night in the Southern Hemisphere. Swallows fly back to the North, thunder cracks the sky and lightning occurs frequently,     2     vividly reveals the climate feature during the Spring Equinox.

It is believed that if someone can make the egg stand, he     3     (have) good luck in the future. Some believe that the Spring Equinox is the best time     4     (play) this game. In the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty     5     imperial family held religious ceremonies in Ritan park every Spring Equinox. The Ritan park then gradually became a common place for public     6     (recreate).

As the Spring Equinox comes, both the     7     (farmer) and the cattle start to become busy. Farmers will reward cattle with     8     (stick) rice balls to express their gratefulness.     9    , people will also make sacrifice to birds, to thank them bringing signals for farm work and to ask them not to eat grains     10    (late) in the year.

Baduanjin, a form of     1     (fit) Qigong, has been popular with Chinese younger generations, thanks to its health benefits.

Jiang Xi, a fashion designer, took up Baduanjin, posting videos of her     2     (practice) it on social media, and     3     (attract)more than 10, 000 followers in the last four months. Most of her followers are     4     (age)between 20 to 30.

“When practicing Baduanjin, all you need to do is to focus on your body and health, move slowly in a comfortable rhythm, and liberate yourself from the anxiety of living alone in big cities,” said Jiang Xi.     5     her influence and persuasion, Jiang Xi's older brother Jiang Nan also became a vlogger of Baduanjin, in     6     the siblings living in different cities have found new kinship ties.

Actually, besides Baduanjin, martial arts, which bring benefits to health     7     (maintain), also have large young followers. Feng Junhua is the organizer of martial arts practicing in Xiaogang Park in Guizhou Province. He gathers youngsters     8     (interest) in martial arts and finds a comfortable place in the park to let them relax their bodies.

Traditional martial arts and regimens have brought a concrete and natural way of life consistent with their inner     9     (self). This is     10     young people and traditional Chinese culture blend.