Here come a crowd of young people dressed in long robes. They wander around pavilions and royal gardens,     1     their flowing sleeves and heavily embroidered (绣花的) skirts gently waving in the breeze. They are not actors nor actresses in a movie set     2     Hanfu enthusiasts in a themed event held in Beijing.

Benefiting from the growing     3     (popular) of social media and a craze for traditional culture, Hanfu, a traditional style of clothing     4     (wear) by the Han people, was brought back to the forefront by a new wave of young Chinese devotees, including Liu.

The 1980s-born rocket scientist Liu is also a co-founder of     5     Hanfu community in Beijing called “Hua Yan Hui.” The community     6     (found) in 2011following a Hanfu revival (复苏) movement that emerged from the desire     7     (express) national identity and growing cultural confidence. Since then, Liu     8     (volunteer) to support the group.

“My passion for Hanfu came from two of my friends     9     are fans of traditional Chinese clothing,” Liu said. Her interest grew     10     she learned more about the culture behind it and acquired her first Hanfu costume.

A video of college students in northeastern China wearing military style cotton coats to class     1     (go) viral on social media platforms recently.

Down jackets (羽绒服) have been a     2     (necessary) for many Chinese people all the time. To seek more profit in the booming market, many     3     (brand) have started to move towards high-end development,     4     (result) in a more significant increase in demand for high-quality materials like white goose down. Thus, the price has increased.

With the price of down jackets increasing, college students in China have picked up military coats     5     (defend) themselves from the winter cold. Thanks     6     their low cost and high quality, cotton coats have made a major comeback this winter and stormed college campuses.

The general thinking among students is that it isn’t about     7     they can afford a down jacket or not, but that cotton coats     8     (simple) provide better quality at a much lower price. The cheapest military style cotton coat costs less than 100 yuan and they have become the most fashionable winter wear for college students in northern China. A single person wearing one of these coats is noticeable, and a couple might     9     (laugh) at. But when a group wears them, it’s     10     latest fashion.

The animated film Chang An has become a surprise hit, earning     1    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     5     (feature) in the movie present a 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 mist­filled 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.

First Chinese lanterns were invented in the Eastern Han Dynasty and used as lamps and for the worship of the Buddha. With    1    （them）rich colors and nice shapes, lanterns add to, the atmosphere of festivals. In the Tang Dynasty, lanterns were made    2    （show）people’s peaceful life and present China as a powerful country. The materials    3    are used for making a lantern are very simple. Historically, bamboo, wood or wire was used for the frame. The shade was crafted from delicate paper or silk. Chinese calligraphy, painting and paper cutting were often used for    4    （decorate）the lanterns.

While first    5    （create）for practical use in the house, the Chinese lanterns eventually became    6    （high）decorative, and a status symbol. Although there is no longer a practical need for Chinese lanterns, they are still made, used, and enjoyed by the Chinese people during festivals. The streets both in big cities    7    small towns are decorated with red lanterns during festivals.

The Lantern Festival is one of the best    8    （day）to view Chinese lanterns in action. It is always held on the 15th day of the first Chinese lunar month. The festival is viewed    9    the end to the Chinese New Year celebrations and it    10    （celebrate) with the release of floating and flying lanterns.