With the increasing passion for outdoor activities like hiking and camping, China’s young generation now find themselves irresistibly     1    (draw) to a new trend — lure fishing (路亚钓鱼). Thanks to it, gone are the days when fishing     2    (consider) the pastime of middle-aged and older people.

Unlike traditional angling methods,     3    real bait (鱼饵) is used and patience is required, lure fishing takes a more active approach. Here, anglers use artificial bait and     4    (skillful) imitate the movements of smaller fish,     5    (fool) aggressive fish into thinking they are actually preys. Due to the constant movement involved, enthusiasts have now dubbed (戏称)    6     activity “water golf”. Another feature that attracts the young generation is that lure fishing is environmentally friendly and     7    (sustain). By using artificial bait, the water environment will not be disturbed. Additionally, the fish are expected     8    (release) after they are caught.

Lure fishing is beginner-friendly and requires less equipment compared with traditional fishing.     9     fans of a highly flexible sport, fishermen can experience the joy of catching fish in a small river near their homes with an     10    (invest) of just a hundred yuan or so.

During the peak summer travel season this year, many popular tourist destinations in China have experienced large crowds, making it challenging for tourists     1     (get) tickets. Given these circumstances, cultural venues in many places have     2     (recent) announced extended opening hours, allowing people to explore during the evening hours. For instance, the Shaanxi History Museum has extended the opening hours to 8:00 pm every Sunday since mid-July.

In ancient China, a tradition of night tours, entertainment and dinners thrived (繁荣). When night fell, people would participate in     3     (activity) like reciting poems, appreciating the moon’s beauty and joining in tea-fueled conversations, said Wang Bin, curator (馆长) of the Xi’an-based West Market Museum. “Children can fully involve     4     (they) in the nighttime experiences of ancient civilizations right at the original West Market site. This is     5     we integrate these cultural elements. And this approach     6     (welcome) by both parches and children ever since,” Wang said.

To meet people’s     7     (grow) demand for night travel, China has developed a night culture     8     night tourism economy in recent years, with some places winning fame for night fairs and performances. Even at 10:30 pm, subways in many cities remain busy with people. Nighttime cultural tours have changed the     9     (convention) tourism model of traveling during the day and sleeping     10     night.

Alice Thompson is a girl from Sydney, Australia. She had her first long-distance train ride at the age of 18. Together    1     a friend, she got on the famous Ghan train in Sydney and got off in Alice Springs. For the few hundred kilometers of the journey, the scenery was very     2     ( colour ). During the two days and nights, they ate meals cooked by experts and saw fields, desert and     3     ( abandon ) farms. In the daytime, Alice talked to other passengers and read some books. At night she watched the stars in the sky，    4     shone like diamonds.

The famous train is called the Ghan.     5     is short for Afghanistan. A long time ago, Australians wanted to travel to the middle of their country, so they     6     ( bring ) some trained camels from Afghanistan     7     ( carry ) food and other supplies and returned with food and other    8     ( produce ). They did this     9     the 1920s. Then the government built     10     new railway line and took the place of the camels. They didn’t deed the camels any more.

The Summer Palace is China’s largest garden ever built. Covering     1     area of 2.9 square kilometers, three quarters of which is covered with water, the palace is made up     2    over 3,000 ancient structures.All the Summer Palace     3    (spread) across the low hills and lakes among which the Longevity Hill, and the Kunming Lake are the most important     4     (part). Travelers visiting the site today have the opportunity     5     (wander)in the wonderful buildings and courtyards beside the lake and along the waterways.

When    6     (visit) the Summer Palace, visitors should plan between two hours to half a day because the site is really huge. Indeed, there are many things to see     7     you will feel time flying quickly, realizing how life was spent     8    (smooth)for emperors during their summers,for example,riding a little boat for seeing the lake areas, or watching a       9    (tradition) Chinese dance performance at the Palace’s Theatre. The Summer Palace is the place     10     travelers experience different activities and the loveliest scenic spot in Beijing city.