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Recently, there is a group of 11 lovely children from Nanning in southern China. They went on a     1     (特别) trip to Harbin, and everyone on the Internet just loves them. People call them the “little tangerines (砂糖橘)” because of their bright orange clothes, and also because their hometown, Guangxi, is known for     2     (种植) lots of oranges.

These k    3    , aged from 3 to 6, are like little stars online. Every day, people followed their different     4     (冒险) on social media. On the Internet, they got lots of love and warm welcomes from the people they met. During the trip, the “little tangerines” k    5     diaries about their wonderful experiences.

Their teacher, Liang, said they reached a place called Mohe, which is an     6     (惊人的，极好的) part of their trip. The local people there, along with the tourism officers, welcomed them with open arms. The parents of these children were happy for all the support from people online and friends in     7     (东北的) China. The parents     8     (选择) orange coats for their children to wear because it’s easy to notice them, protecting them a    9     danger. This made the parents feel happy and relaxed.

The children say they will go back to Harbin again if they are in with a c    10    . To say thank you for the warm welcome in Harbin, the children sent a bunch of tangerines from Guangxi to the people there.

Have you ever thought that roads can play beautiful music for you? It’s not a dream. It     1     come true in many places around the world so far. They are called musical roads.

    2     are many musical roads in China. One of them is near Qianlingshan Park, Beijing. It is about 300 meters long and 3 meters wide. It can play the song Ode to the Motherland (歌唱祖国) for 30 seconds when drivers drive on it. But it only works when they drive     3     a speed of 35—40 kilometers an hour. If drivers drive too fast     4     too slowly, the music will stop. So drivers need to drive very carefully to hear the music. The builders hope that drivers can slow down and enjoy the beautiful views (风景) along     5     way.

If you come to Beijing, don’t forget to visit the musical road.

The Grand Canal, the world’s     1     (long) man-made waterway, flows 1,794 kilometers from Beijing to Zhejiang Province. After running for more than 2,500 years, this once-busy transportation artery (交通大动脉) has     2     (become) a top destination (目的地).

Earlier this year, all of the canal’s dried-out parts were refilled. In June, a trial navigation (试航)     3     the waterway between Beijing and Hebei     4     (start). The 62-km tour will open to the public soon.     5     (travel) can enjoy dining, exhibitions and buy creative cultural products while exploring natural and cultural wonders during the     6    .

The highlights (亮点) are a group of restored ancient buildings in Tongzhou district, Beijing.

These buildings cover     7     area of more than 15,000 square meters,     8     (include) a famous Confucius temple and the Randeng Pagoda. The temple was     9     (one) built during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). “The Grand Canal is an artery that has nourished (滋养) people and a cultural vein (动脉) filled with history,” said He Yun’ao who     10     (work) for the Grand Canal Cultural Belt Construction Research Institute in Nanjing, Jiangsu.