A first trip to China can be challenging because of its large population, especially in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai. But a vacation in the large country is    1    (reward). For you to make good memories, you must follow China travel tips for family carefully.

Making a family trip budget is very important if you want to enjoy    2    unforgettable vacation. For example, if you plan to stay for ten days, find out how much you and your family will be spending. Make sure your budget    3    (cover) the cost of food, accommodation, transport, and something else.

.When you’re traveling around the country, using the high-speed train, taxis, or buses is    4    (high) recommended. However, with children along, you may have a hard time pushing against large crowds. For this reason, you’d better choose car hire    5    (serve).That can make your travel    6    (easy).

Exploring big cities such as Shanghai, Xi’an, Beijing,    7    Chengdu is a must-do activity for families touring China. Visiting Chengdu, for example, is a good chance for kids to get close to pandas. They can take pictures and even care    8    the baby pandas for a few hours.

Bad weather and Chinese holidays are likely to interfere with your travel plans if you are not careful.

When    9    (plan) your vacation, you can do an online search    10    (get) an idea of the perfect time to visit China.

Have you ever wondered what life is like now     1     (compare) to, say, the 1980s or the 1990s? I went to ask some people I know who were adults in the ‘80s and 90s’, and the answer I got was that “Overall, life is a lot     2     (good) now!” This didn’t really surprise me. I mean, these days we’ve got mobile phones and the internet and so on — but     3    (actual) those weren’t the things they talked about.

So what did they talk about? For     4     start, we don’t have to work physically hard since now there are a lot of things like dishwashers for housework. Then there’s the matter of how, these days,     5     is possible to work at home — it’s mainly     6    (computer) that have made this possible. Not only that, there’s a lot more     7     (equal) now. It’s easier for all people, whatever their social background, gender (性别), colour and so on, to have equal access     8     a variety of career opportunities.

That said, it’s not all a matter of improvement. Quite a few people told me that they feel more stressed these days because they rely a lot on technology and they are always     9    (anxiety) about security on the internet. Plus, we spend a lot of our time     10     (use) smartphones. One person said, “Wouldn’t it be great to be off the grid (不上网) for a few days?”

Young Creators Are Burning Out and Breaking Down

Lately, it’s been hard for Jack Innanen, a 22-year-old TikTok star from Toronto,     1     (create) content. “I feel like I’m tapping a keg that’s been empty for a year,” he said.

Spending hours shooting, editing, storyboarding, engaging with fans, setting up brand deals and balancing the many other responsibilities that come with being a successful content creator     2     (take) a toll. Mr. Innanen, like so many Gen Z influencers     3     found fame in the last year, is burned out.

He’s     4     (hard) the only one. Burnout has affected generations of social media creators. In 2017, Instagram influencers began leaving the platform,     5     (say) they were feeling depressed and discouraged. In 2018, many large YouTube creators began stepping away from the platform because of mental health     6     (issue).

Problems with burnout in     7     creator community are endemic (普遍的). “If you slow down, you might disappear,” the YouTuber Olga Kay said.

When a fresh crop of young stars began building audiences on TikTok in late 2019 and early 2020, many were     8     (hope) that this time would be different.

Still, they weren’t prepared for the exhausting work of building, maintaining and monetizing an audience. Even worse, they have encountered all kinds     9     problems, including bullying, harassment (骚扰) and discrimination. “Some creators get their content     10     (steal) too, so someone else will go viral off their content then they get all the press,” said Devron Harris, a TikTok creator in Tampa, Fla.