The Zhongyue Temple, listed by the State Council as     1     key national temple of Taoism, is located on Songshan Mountain in Dengfeng County, Henan Province. Songshan Mountain is a famous beautiful     2     （scenery）spot. Many religious sites have been constructed there since ancient times. The famous Shaolin Temple is located there.     3     addition, there are many Taoist buildings, among     4     the Zhongyue Temple is     5     （extreme）well preserved.

The Zhongyue Temple     6     （situate）at the foot of Huanggai Peak, which is at the southern side of Taishi Mountain of Songshan Mountain. It was first established in the 3^rd century BC. After Empress Wu Zetian went there for worship in 696, the Zhongyue Temple began to be popular. The temple     7     （repair）many times and had 900 rooms in various     8     （construction）by 1013, but later declined to a certain extent.

Now, there are over 400 rooms,     9     （cover）an area of over 100,000 square meters. There are many precious cultural relics in the temple. Especially, its numerous inscriptions on tablets（碑文）are now the important materials for calligraphic research. The principal building is the main hall, which displays very delicate craftsmanship and     10     （be）the most magnificent building in the Zhongyue Temple. At present, the Zhongyue Temple can receive 1.5 million person-times of tourists every year.

During the recent Spring Festival holiday, China witnessed a remarkable increase in domestic     1     (tour), with record-high expenditure (开销) spent     2     domestic travel. Liu Jieyi, an official spokesman, emphasized at a news conference on Sunday that the increase reflects the     3     (significance) consumption potential of the Chinese people, driven by a desire     4     (enhance) their quality of life, and is bound to become a strong driver of economic development. The increase in tourism     5     (occur) with increased demand to visit museums during the holiday, leading to challenges for many     6     (individual) in securing tickets. Museums have become a widely discussed topic,     7     (remarkable) featured during the provincial two sessions in many regions. Last year, statistics from the National Cultural Heritage Administration revealed     8     museums in China welcomed 1.24 billion visits, surpassing (超过) the 2019 pre-pandemic figure of 1.23 billion. “The     9     (popular) of museums has not only recovered to the state before the pandemic, but also surpassed it,” said Pan Shouyong,     10     museum expert at Shanghai University.

Bella Liu is a surf instructor in Houhai Bay, on the island’s southern coast. Surfing     1     (change) her “inside and out”,she says. She is not alone in seeking out its benefits. Most of her clients are women, many of     2     are prepared to go against the tide--by plunging (塞，投身于）into it.

Hainan’s palm -lined beaches and balmy winters have long been a draw for domestic tourists.     3     even a decade ago, it had few surfing enthusiasts. When an American expatriate(侨民）organized a surfing contest there in 2008, just two of the 30-old    4     (participate) were Chinese. Today Riyue Bay, north of Houhai, is home     5     the national surfing team’s academy, set up after the International Olympic Committee accepted as an Olympic sport in2016. The local government is now eager to turn Hainan into a     6     (globe) destination.

Now official approval is promoting more people to try the sport. So is the pandemic. It has forced many Chinese who would     7     (normal) have holidayed overseas     8     (stay) put(留在原地）.Between January and May, Hainan received 11%     9     (many) visitors than in the same period in 2019. Surfing also gained a lift last year when “summer surf shop”, a variety show    10     (film) in Riyue Bay, began airing on iQiyi, a Netflix-like site.