It’s common for us to change schools or change the way we dress as we grow up. But what about     1    (change) into a giant red panda? That’s the life of Meilin Lee, the main character of Disney and Pixar’s new film Turning Red.

Thirteen-year-old Mei is     2     energetic Chinese-Canadian middle school girl. She     3     (live) in Toronto in the early 2000s. One morning she wakes up and discovers that she turns into a giant red panda. It turns out that whenever her emotions get the better of her (like getting too excited or too scared), she turns into a giant red panda and has to calm     4    (she) in order to change back.

Mei tries to find a way     5    (balance) both her school life and home life. At first she has some trouble,     6     makes all this hard to control. But with the help of her three     7    (good) friends, Mei begins to consider the panda     8     a source of joy. She finally makes peace with her overprotective mother Ming and learns to love herself no matter who (or what) she is.

The film     9    (direct) by Domee Shi in 2021, drawing from her own     10    (experience) growing up as an Asian girl in Canada. In 2019, Shi won an Oscar for her animated short film Bao.

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At first glance, the words alligator, bedroom, eyeball, gossip, hurry, and kissing may not have anything obvious in common,     1     they do — William Shakespeare. They are among up to 1,700 words     2     first recorded use is in the collected     3     (work) of the most important writer in the history of the English language.

More than four centuries after his death in 1616, Shakespeare’s plays remain     4     unique source of artistic inspiration far beyond the land of his birth,     5     (endless) performed, studied, and adapted for countless languages and audiences. From Disney’s The Lion King to Feng Xiaogang’s film The Banquet, the story of a young man     6     (face) the challenge of growing up to seek revenge for his murdered father, is one of his most famous works. The     7     (forbid) love of Romeo and Juliet has been the inspiration for everything from Oscar-winning musical West Side Story to Chloe Gong’s novel series These Violent Delights, and Macbeth, with its tale of a man destined for greatness ruined by ambition,     8     (adapt) into Li Jianwu’s play Wang Deming in 1944, and classic Japanese film Throne of Blood in 1957.

The collection of Shakespeare’s plays     9     (remain) at the heart of the study of English literature worldwide, and also provides the backbone of the tourist industry in Stratford-upon-Avon, his birthplace in England’s West Midlands, which is also home     10     the Royal Shakespeare Company theater.

A new subway station in Moscow     1     features a number of Chinese design elements will soon become another landmark for Sino-Russian friendship and     2     (cooperate). The station as well as the other two on the southwestern section of the Moscow Metro     3     (stand) on the third transfer line of the city’s subway system.

    4     (show) respect for the Chinese constructors and friendship between China and Russia, Chinese-style designs have been adopted for the platform at the new station. The lamps     5     (decorate) with auspicious clouds, while the ceiling is in the form of a Chinese checkerboard.

According to Chen Zhuang, one of the designers, the style     6     (adopt) for the new station is “unique and consistent”, while the overall concept is modern, with geometric patterns and lines forming the main section. Design and aesthetic standards in China and Russia differ greatly, as Russia has     7     (large) inherited those of the former Soviet Union, but China’s design philosophy is based more on traditional elements. Combining the different standards of the two countries is one of the toughest     8     (task). “The Chinese-style platform is just     9     small part of the design, and we have to do more work and communicate     10     (far) on the subway structure, and other functions in underground construction,” he said.

Luo Yan and his wife and son have settled in a big city. The Spring Festival is coming, so they travel back for the holiday, for     1    (they) dream of “three generations under the same roof”.

    2     the big city is far away from their hometown, the high-speed train has made it much more convenient for them to go back home. During the five-hour trip, they chatted excitedly with each other, their minds full of       3     (think) about their sweet home.

    4     their arrival, they find their home has been specially decorated by his parents for the joyous occasion. Everything represents joy, luck and     5     (happy).

At five o’clock on the Eve, the dinner table is already covered with white china plates and bowls, full of all sorts of dishes: chicken, duck, pork, fish and vegetables. The three generations sit around     6     table to enjoy the delicious food happily. Indeed, the whole family could not be     7     (happy) to be together. Despite the cold outside, their happy faces fill the air with warmth while merry     8    (laugh) rings throughout the house.

After dinner, the whole family are going to stay up late on the New Year’​s Eve. They gather around the television to watch the Spring Festival Gala, while ating snacks and       9     (chat) with each other about the past, the present and the future.

As midnight     10     (approach), Luo Yan takes his parents, wife and son outside to set off firecrackers, wishing all the best.