As the year 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit in China, many a brand     1    (launch) a large variety of rabbit-themed goods lately.

Guochao, the     2    (combine) of Chinese traditions with modern designs, has become a keyword for this year’s Spring Festival product     3    (consume), according to statistics from Vipshop, also known as weipinhui in Chinese,     4     online retailer (零售商).

Who is behind the boom of sales for guochao products? According to a report released by data service provider Aurora, the proportion of young people interested in the guochao products accounted     5     more than 70 percent of consumers.

The Chinese government has     6    (increase) invested in the protection of tangible (物质的) and intangible cultural heritage nationwide, by building museums,     7    (host) more events. You name     8    . This has led to the emergence of the guochao phenomenon among the younger generation.

In an important instruction on the protection of intangible cultural heritage issued in December 2022, Chinese President Xi Jinping     9    (emphasis) the need to make solid headway in the protection of intangible cultural heritage. He called on the nation to meet people’s ever-growing intellectual and cultural needs as well as to build     10    (great) cultural confidence and strength.

The World Health Organization (WHO)     1     (include) game addiction in the latest International Classification of Diseases on Nov. 28,2017.

It is the first time for WHO to include the addiction in the global information standard.           2    the standards have not been officially published, game addiction is already a social issue that involves an    3    (increase) number of adolescents and even adults.

“All addictive behaviors can     4    (consider)as addiction diseases from a professional perspective,” said Huang Yueqin, director of the Institute of Mental Health, Peking University Sixth Hospital. Yuan Yonggui, director of Zhongda Hospital’s psychiatry department, said that game addiction is similar     5    certain mental disorders caused by damage to the area of the brain,     6     is responsible for the reward system.

A study by a university in the United Kingdom shows that game addiction might not be a chronic condition and it is the escape from reality     7     attracts addicts.Most games can be very rewarding,     8    (regard) of how they are played, and this is    9    (especial) important for teenagers. Not only do they get a sense of control, but also a sense of     10     (achieve) and belonging.

Three years ago, Li Ziqi, 29, started her video blogs on traditional food and crafts after     1     (give) up city life to return to the village where she     2     (bring) up by her grandparents.

Li has a library of 100 videos that have been     3     (wide) followed by audiences across the world. She also has about 20 million fans on Weibo, where a discussion about her contribution was started by network opinion leader Lei Silin     4     an article that asked: “Why is Li Ziqi not exporting culture?”

“She displays a happy countryside life and sends out positive energy,” said one user. “watching her videos reduces my pressure and makes me feel     5     (comfort) and relaxed. The     6     (scene) in her videos are very beautiful.”

Another wrote that official media failed     7     (send) out attractive messages about Chinese culture, but Li’s videos did. “Whether you question her or not,     8     she shows is traditional culture,” the user wrote.

Others disagreed. “We Chinese don’t live that way.     9     is a negative culture output to show the underdeveloped aspect (方面) of China to foreigners.” One user said.

State broadcaster CCTV weighed into the debate on Tuesday. “Li     10     (promote) Chinese culture in a good way and tells a good China story.”

Chinese museums may have been     1    (temporary) closed due to the outbreak of COVID-19,     2     many are still open to online visitors. A     3    (grow) number of Chinese museums are presenting their collection of artifacts(手工艺品)on the Internet. Since February, online platforms including Taobao and Douyin     4    (hold) live-streaming(视频直播)events from China’s museums. The programs,     5     have received more than 10 million     6    (day) visits, have proved popular according to media reports. Some live-streaming hosts have become Internet celebrities. Bai Xuesong, the host of Xi’an Beilin Museum’s live-streaming event on Sunday, received more than 1.75 million “likes”. Avoiding boring description while introducing exhibits, his humorous tone and funny stories won the     7    (heart)of his audience. Instead of being laid aside and     8    (ignore), cultural heritage should     9    (rich)the public’s knowledge and expand their outlook. The live-streaming events during the outbreak of COVID-19 are     10     step forward in achieving that goal.