Dunhuang is home to the Mogao Grottoes,     1     UNESCO World Heritage site, elements of which are     2     display in an ongoing exhibition at the National Base for International Cultural Trade in Beijing. Painted sculptures and other splendid items of cultural heritage have been reproduced, while those caves     3     are now closed have now been reproduced in digital form.

The exhibition area,     4    (cover) some 1,600 square meters, features the results of research on nearly 50 sets of cultural relics from the Dunhuang Academy.     5     the real grotto in Dunhuang is no longer open to the public, the digitally     6    (restore) grotto can be preserved forever in the digital space.

Opening in July, the exhibition will last for three years. It is the first time that the Dunhuang Academy     7    (hold) such a long exhibition in Beijing. By the end of 2021, the “digital Dunhuang project’ had completed the digital     8    (collect) of 268 grottoes. Such projects have provided a means of preserving China’s splendid cultural heritage for future generations, while making it more     9    (wide) available both at home and abroad. It is hoped that the ‘digital Dunhuang’ will not only allow more audiences to experience the artistic charm of Dunhuang,     10     also promote exchanges between cultures along the Belt and Road under new historical conditions.

Hanfu, or Han clothing, is one of the     1     （tradition）types of Chinese clothing.     2     is said that Hanfu can date back to over 4, 000 years ago when the Yellow Emperor's wife, Leizu, made clothes with silk. It was     3     （gradual）improved throughout several dynasties.

During the Han Dynasty, Hanfu was accepted and promoted(推广)by the ruling class. It then     4     （become）the national clothing of the Han people. It also had a far-reaching influence     5     neighboring Asian countries, such as Korea, Japan and Vietnam.

Hanfu can be divided into three styles:jacket with skirt, jacket with trousers and one-piece dress. The most popular style is the jacket with skirt style, which is worn by women. In the past, people used various ornaments(装饰品)     6     （decorate）their Hanfu. The more decorations they had, the     7     （high）social status(地位)they had. Men wore hats and women wore headpieces to go with their Hanfu.

After falling out of fashion for more than 400 years, nowadays, Hanfu     8     （regard）as a part of the Chinese culture that Chinese people are proud of. Many supporters believe that     9     （wear）Hanfu brings thema strong sense of national identity. Many universities in China have Hanfu clubs     10     aim is to spread the unique traditional Chinese culture.

Lemon duck is a special dish in Wuming, Nanning, Guangxi. And it     1    (belong) to Guangxi cuisine and is one of the top ten classic dishes in Guangxi.

Wuming lemon duck, also known as Gaofeng lemon duck, originated in Wuming District, Nanning. Lemon duck first     2    (appear) in the early 1980s. There was a small shop beside the boundary marker on Yongwu road in Nanning,     3     provided dishes for drivers all year round. After continuous development, this famous dish came into being.

The     4    (finish) lemon duck looks golden and attractive with oil juice, and the lemon and duck meat smell     5    (especial) delicious. Duck meat with lemon and sour pepper is suitable for a sour    6     spicy taste, fragrant (香的) but not greasy (油腻的). It is an appetizer. And the duck is crispy, with a special aroma of lemon.

The special flavor of lemon duck is not just credited to lemon. In fact, sour pepper, sour Chinese onions, sour ginger, mashed garlic and so on should be added when frying. Before coming out of the pot, add salted lemon and purple perilla (紫苏)    7    (leaf), and the salted lemon can only be put in after being seeded. Otherwise, it will become bitter after    8    (cook) for a long time, and the fragrance will be lost.

The Gaofeng lemon duck was listed in the     9    (seven) batch of representative projects of intangible cultural heritage in Nanning and it was rated     10     one of the top ten classic dishes in Guangxi as “Chinese cuisine”.

This time of year, you might see lions wandering and dancing in the streets. These aren’t real lions. They’re dancers in colorful costumes,     1     (observe) a centuries-old tradition that originated in China. It’s meant to bring good luck in the coming year. In many Asian countries, the new year     2     (celebrate) in late January or early February.

    3     (typical), a lion is made up of two dancers. One dancer controls the head, and the other controls the tail. There are many different kinds of lion dances. The most amazing might be pole jumping,     4     lions perform tricks on high poles. The dance combines martial arts and acrobatics (杂技).

Anthony Huang, 15,     5     dancer in New York, has performed     6     the lion’s tail for years. This is the first time that he     7     (control) the head, which can weigh 20 pounds. The challenge is going with the music and the other dancer in the group. It’s important for Anthony     8     (pass)on this dance form. He felt like the tradition really represented him.

The     9     (tradition)lion dance will likely continue to develop. But one thing that will never change is the sense of community among team     10     (member). “We call it a big family,” Anthony says. “It’s really great, because we always have each other’s backs.”

Hanfu came to the public stage in 2018. Now this then led to the emergence of guochao, which basically means     1     (nation) trend.

The social media has definitely taken hanfu from a Gen Z niche hobby (Z世代的小众爱好) to a passionate consumer-driven market.

Zhong May, a Hanfu enthusiast said that she     2     (get) very positive feedback and her movements went along with each hanfu     3     she wore. Obviously, we have to be slow and reserve all these different things. Hanfu has become     4     art form, so a lot of people mix and match it     5     modern things.”

Cai Shangwei, the director of the center of culture industry in Sichuan University, explains that complex and profound social and cultural     6     (factor) have contributed to the rise of hanfu. But in the end, it all comes down to decades of stable     7     (develop) in China. As our country enters an era of prosperity, our cultural confidence gets     8     (boost).

Since young people enjoy buying fashion items to express their identity, hanfu meets the psychological need of the young generation to stay stylish and unique. Moreover, the design of hanfu is very     9     (visual) appealing and elegant, like a fairy.     10     (vote) by more and more young consumers as a favorable style, hanfu is gaining strong momentum (势头) to stay on trend.