Jian Bing (or Jian Bing Guozi) is a thin pancake     1     (sell) at street stalls in China. It is     2     popular breakfast in Beijing and Tianjin and consists of different foods: wheat and grain-based crepe, eggs, deep-fried crackers and so on. Usually, Jian Bing     3     (eat) as finger food while people travel to work or school on busy mornings.

As a humble and cheap food, Jian Bing     4     (win) its nation-wide popularity for its freshness (always made in front     5    the customers) and its complex, multi-layered flavor. For visitors, tasty Jian Bing is an absolute must-try. In recent years, it’s also getting     6     (internation) recognition. You can find it in     7     (restaurant) in large cities like London, New York, Sydney, etc.

Easily accessible and affordable, Jian Bing is seldom made at home in China. However, if you are away from China and desire this unique street food, you should     8     (definite) try to make it in your own kitchen. When I figured out     9    to cook it effortlessly without using any special     10     (equip), I was overjoyed!

Sanzi is a well-known snack in many areas. It has a long history     1     dates back to the Spring and Autumn Period(770-476 BC), when it was known as hanju-    2     food for the Hanshi Festival, or Cold Food Festival.

Since the     3    （prepare）for food with fire was to be avoided during the festival, people would prepare sanzi in advance.

In Arts for the people     4    （write）by Jia Sixie from the Northern Wei period（AD 386-534）, the making of hanju is described in detail. And Su Shi, a famous poet from Song Dynasty（AD 960-1279）, even wrote a poem for hanju     5    （special）.

Sanzi is a crispy and     6    （salt）deep-fried dough(面团)snack that is made in a complex way. The strips of dough     7    （arrange）in a bowl with oil spread evenly across the surface. When the dough reaches the ideal elasticity(弹性), the maker would wrap it around a hand, pull the dough, fold it back and pull again     8     the even, thin noodle shape is achieved. It's then deep fried in oil.

Over time, the Hanshi Festival has been combined     9     the Qingming Festival gradually, so it is a tradition     10    （eat）sanzi on the day of Qingming. Today, sanzi in North and South China are different from each other in size and material.

Luosifen(螺蛳粉) became the most popular Chinese New Year’s snack this year on Tmall and Taobao, as Chinese people prepare for a stay-at-home holiday due     1     the COVID-19 pandemic(流行病).

    2     the traditional Laba Festival, which fell on January 20 this year, Tmall and Taobao     3    (start) a one-month-long “2021 Online Chinese New Year’s Goods Festival”     4    (help) people across the country easily buy some seasonal specials.

    5    (tradition), dried fruits, sweets, and pastries are a must-buy “three-piece set” snacks for the Chinese New Year.     6     this year, Luoshifen took their place. According to Tmall and Taobao, on the first day of the online festival they sold Luosifen 15 times more than last year, with the number of buyers     7    （grow）nine times year on year. The     8    (large) group of buyers was the post-90s.

Self-heating hot pots was only second to Luosifen on the most popular goods list by Tmall and Taobao. On Wednesday, nearly 200,000 buyers placed orders for these pots,     9    （compare）to less than 20,000 last year.

People celebrate the Spring Festival by buying New Year’s goods, getting together and sending greetings,     10     may raise the risk of spreading the coronavirus. So the online Chinese New Year’s Goods Festival helps people spend a happy Spring Festival at home.

On my way home from work yesterday, I     1     (stop) off at a local supermarket. Among other things, I wanted to buy a couple of     2     (coconut). When I picked them up, I was     3     (amaze) that each coconut was wrapped in clear, thin plastic. Supermarkets want to make sure that coconuts reach the consumer in the     4     (good) condition. The packaging helps to keep the product fresh; it means the product will last longer.

I understand that, but in this case it’s     5     (complete) wasteful and unnecessary. It already has its own     6     (nature) packaging. It’s got a tough shell that’s almost impossible to break!

I really believe we should do away with packaging completely. There is     7     supermarket in Germany that has no product packaging at all. Its customers take refillable containers with them when     8     (shop), and use them instead of plastic boxes and bags.

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Can shopping relieve stress?

According to a study     1    (do) by University of Michigan researchers, shopping to relieve stress was up to 40 times more effective at giving people a sense of control and shoppers were three times less sad compared to those    2    only browsed for items.

More than half of the 1,000     3     (consumer) said they had impulsively (冲动地) shopped to deal with feelings of stress,     4    (anxious) or depression. Twenty-three percent of respondents (受访者) said they had maxed     5     a credit card in the past year.

In fact, shopping to reduce stress can actually help you live a     6     (healthy) life by making sure that your blood pressure is lowered.

Shopping to relieve stress     7    (know) as “retail therapy”. The survey found that 82 percent had positive feelings about     8     (they) purchases and the positive mood that followed those purchases was long-lasting.

However, the side effect of “retail therapy”, for many, can start out as a relatively harmless mood booster but could     9    (possible) grow into a compulsion (强迫心理) that spends all income, causing conflict. As     10     result, it adds a significant amount of stress to a person’s life.