Last Friday,    1    exhibition of artifacts (古器物) associated with Spring Festival traditions and     2     (ceremony) of the Qing royal family from the Palace Museum’s collections    3    (open) in the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR).

    4    (name) “Auspicious Beginning: Spring Festival Traditions in the Forbidden City,” the exhibition features over 100     5    (value) items of utensils, paintings, clothing and musical instrument to display traditional Spring Festival rituals    6    (include) family reunions, tea feasts, as well as recreational activities such as ice-skating games, fireworks and Chinese operas.

Leong Wai Man, director of the Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Macao SAR government, said she hoped the audience can    7    (deep) understand traditional Chinese culture.

A large number of visitors    8    (pay) a visit to the exhibition so far,    9    demonstrates local people’s enthusiasm for traditional Chinese culture. There is no doubt    10    more and more people will love Chinese culture in the future.

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With a puppet (木偶) in her skilled hands, Zhuang Yanhong, a 55-year-old inheritor (继承者) of Chinese hand puppetry, is able to create a kingdom where puppets can perform anything in the world. Zhangzhou hand puppets, also     1     (know) as Zhangzhou glove puppets have had an uninterrupted history of over 1, 000 years     2     the Song Dynasty (960-1279). Hand puppet shows are characterized by the direct handle of the fingers and palm (手掌)     3     (create) dramatic vivid and lifelike effects. In 2006, hand puppetry     4     (list) as a national-level Chinese intangible cultural heritage.

Born into a family devoted to hand puppets, Zhuang entered     5     professional school to study hand puppetry at the age of 10. Zhuang has had a deep affection for the craft,     6     reinforced her determination to follow the exquisite cultural form. According to Zhuang, hand puppet shows     7     (be) once main stream entertainment in southern Fujian province, but declined with the rise of TV dramas and other new leisure     8     (activity). To preserve this ancient art form, creative inheritors in her older generation have been trying to innovate, integrating     9     (tradition) techniques with a modern touch and other show forms like the Peking Opera and modern TV dramas. Zhuang believes there is no limit to hand puppetry, as it often requires much     10     (imagine) and creativity by nature.

Archaeologists have made a stunning discovery of more than 80 stone carvings and building units, dating back about 1,300 years, at the Leigutai caves of the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, Henan province. The Longmen Grottoes Research Institute,     1     oversees the UNESCO World Heritage Site, made the announcement as the Leigutai caves reopened to the public on Wednesday after renovation.

The relics, unearthed during renovation inside the west wall of the south cave of Leigutai, are believed to have been used as materials     2     (strengthen) the wall during restoration work after an earthquake struck the area in the 16th century.

“This is the first time archaeologists     3     (find) statues inside a wall at the Longmen Grottoes,” Lu Wei, director of the history and humanities research center of the institute, told China Daily. A well-preserved stone Buddha head, 38 centimeters in height and 22 centimeters in     4     (wide), is among the stunning finds. “Judging     5     the overall appearance, it has a distinctive artistic style     6     (associate) with the zenith of the Tang Dynasty,” he said.

Lu said the relics inside the wall     7     (be) probably part of cave debris after the quake. “The discovery has shed light on Buddhist statue art during the Tang Dynasty, the development of the Leigutai area, ancient socioeconomic development     8     religious practices,” he said.

Luoyang was the national capital during Empress Wu’s reign. Many members of the royal family and aristocracy then held the belief     9     building caves would bring them good fortune, thus gradually forming the large-scale Longmen Grottoes. During the Northern Song period (960-1127), Emperor Zhenzong (968-1022) paid a visit to the grottoes and ordered a major renovation at the site, repairing more than 15,000 statues.

In November 2000, the Longmen Grottoes were included on the UNESCO World Heritage list,     10     first such honor for an archaeological site in Henan.