【推荐1】Undoubtedly, Britain is a nation of hat wearers. From taking off hats     1     launching mortar boards (学位帽) in the air, hats have long been associated with ceremonies and practices. Even the history of the country can     2    (tell) through hats.

    3     (date) back to medieval England, the flat cap became a symbol of working class culture in the 19th and 20th centuries. The Edwardian Era was     4     golden age of hats, when the decorations became even more delicate, ranging from flowers, birds to fruits. The pork pie hat, starting in the middle 19th century, was the     5    (choose) for many well-dressed Victorian citizens. Decades later it     6    (gradual) became a key feature of London street style. By the 1960s, though, hats faded out of people’s sight because of the rise of private cars. It was the Royal Wedding     7    (hold) in 2011 that contributed to the return of hat wearing. For example, Stockport Hat Works Museum— the only museum in the country featured in hats and hat making — is     8    (popular) than ever, with a distinct increase on its visitors.

    9     marks Britain out on the world stage is the large number of hats of different shapes and colors. The variety of hats in Britain     10     (reflect) its multicultural background and rich cultural heritage.

Dressed in long robes， a crowd of young people wanders around pavilions(凉亭)and royalgardens．Their flowing sleeves and heavily embroidered(绣花的)skirts     1    (gentle)sway(摇曳)in the breeze.They are not actors nor actresses in a movie set，    2     Hanfu enthusiasts in a themed event.

Benefiting from the growing     3     (popular) of social media and a craze for traditionalculture,Hanfu,    4    traditional style of clothing worn by the Han people, was brought back tothe forefront by a new wave of Chinese youth.

A community called “Hua Yan Hui” was founded by Liu Xiang in 2011 following a movement     5     emerged from the desire    6     (express) national identity and growing cultural confidence.Yang Kunning, born in the 1990s, opened an account on the video-sharing platform Bilibili andposted videos     7    (feature) herself wearing Hanfu.Thousands of comments and likes pour in onher channel as viewers find her videos     8    (attract) and creative-mixing traditional culture    9    modern dance movements.

The Hanfu market in China     10     (estimate) to reach 12.54 billion yuan in 2022 and willlikely rise to 19.11 billion yuan in 2025, according to research firm iMedia Research.

The animated film Chang An has become    1    surprise hit, earning an impressive 600 million yuan at the box office of the Chinese mainland within just ten days of its release. It has appealed to audiences of all ages, who     2    (enthusiastic) recite poetry alongside the characters on screen, taking them on a fantastic journey. This film not only identifies with the Chinese people but also allows the world     3    (explore) the rich tradition of Tang poetry and the “Chinese Poetry Universe.” The story centers around the deep friendship between poet Gao Shi and the romantic poet Li Bai offering a brief look into the glorious history of the Tang era,     4     is known for its economic prosperity and cultural advancement. The 48 Tang poems in the movie     5     (presentation) view of the most excellent poets of that time as well as their political ambitions and ideals. These poems transport audiences     6     sandy deserts to mist-filled regions along the Yangtze River.

Chang An is undoubtedly a masterpiece that shows the unique     7    (characteristic) of Chinese culture to the world. In China, poets and their poems     8    (consider) national treasures. These poems describe not only the historical changes of a dynasty, but also     9    (people) understanding of the world. The film has raised the audiences’     10    (aware) and enhanced their love and belief in Chinese culture.

I had     1     unforgettable experience in China. I made friends and had many lasting     2     (memory). While in Bejing, I climbed the Great Wall, and visited many     3     (culture) sites, like the Forbidden City and the Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium. In Tianjin, I     4     (study) at Nankai University     5     I took the Chinese language and history courses. Of all the things I did, what I enjoyed     6    (much) was communicating with the local people, which often taught me brilliant Chinese wisdom. Believe it     7     not, I even learned Chinese cooking, and I’m good     8     making Sichuan spicy hotpot!To tell you a secret, you can’t fail     9     (make) a successful hotpot as long as you get the correct hotpot seasoning (调料) from a Chinese supermarket. Try that even once, and you can’t get away from     10     (it) charm!

Bill Cunningham was one of the most important American photographers of the last 50 years so that every member of New York's wealthy high society wanted nothing more than     1    (pose) for him. Cunningham always used simple,     2     (relative) cheap cameras and took all his pictures on the streets of New York. Although Cunningham always knew     3     fashionable parties and events were happening, he liked to photograph ordinary people. He found     4     (inspire) where others could not.

In addition,     5       made Cunningham great was his devotion to photography. He would even stay outside in a storm, not     6     (come) back until he knew he had the right photos. He hardly ever took a day     7     and not once stayed home sick.

Although he was a world-famous fashion photographer, Cunningham's approach to life was     8     (complicated). Cunningham never accepted the benefits     9     (offer) to him for being a fashion photographer. He was a "    10     (culture) anthropologist", we can thank for recording the life of a whole city and its people over half a century.

A material can be really special when it was named after the place where it     1       (create)originally.That’certainly the case     2     “china”.And of all types of china，white porcelain(瓷)is among the most famous.

Nowadays，the     3     (tradition)material has taken on a modern look in the       4    (hand)of four Chinese artists in the Modern White Porcelain Exhibition.And the key word here is“modern”.One of the works     5     (be)a porcelain boat.But look     6     (attentive)and you’11 see that the boat     7     (build)with porcelain looks like a takeout box.Inside the boat is a statue of a baby.The baby stands for humans and the boat is       8     supports life.It suggests we may have done some damage to     9     environment and that we’re treating life like fast food.

All the four artists gave white porcelain a model style，each in     10     (they)own way.And this is what the exhibition’s theme comes from.It’s a dialogue between the past and the present.