With the globalization, our traditional culture is being lost,     1     can be easily found in our life. For example, our traditional culture has lost     2     (it) important role in education. More and more young people in China seem     3       (know) little about classical Chinese literature. However, western culture is becoming popular. More and more parents tend to send their children for overseas studies. Meanwhile, western festivals are becoming     4       (extreme) popular in China while some traditional festivals are being forgotten.

As for the     5       (lose) of some traditional Chinese culture, there are many reasons. For one thing, we haven't attached enough importance     6     our traditions. For another, some people think traditional culture lacks novelty (新奇) and can't keep up with the pace of modern life, while the western culture is more     7     (interest).

However, the traditional Chinese culture, after thousands of years' development, I believe， can never    8     (replace). Therefore, it's time for us Chinese to take some effective     9       (measure). First of all, it's necessary that we should have a clear and deep understanding of its value. Meanwhile, we must do     10     we can to protect and spread our traditional culture. It's convincing that we will keep our traditional culture alive with our joint efforts.

2 . Over the past month, I have guided my team through the media. From the afternoon to the night, the team _________every day to rehearse（排练）a play which was aimed to lift our class _________ . When I glanced at that crowd of cheering students, I smiled to myself, seeing how our _________ had inspired the students to come together. _________ , I quickly realized that it wasn't all due to our performance, but to the power of the _________ like the Internet and the force of widespread communication, which brought us the _________ .

I often use the media to reach out to my _________ , because through it I am able to _________ different opinions to them. Most of the time, they don't realize it, but once I _________ the topic of media influence, they call it "magic".

In fact, the media has much ____________ now. It has become a channel of communication, and a powerful tool that____________ our views in society. It exists ____________ . In order to improve: my expectations as the "magician", I must be____________ in the media. As I explore the fields: of psychology, I come to ____________ more and more about media. It's ____________to see why so many compare it to "magic", because of its ____________ of influence. When the media can ____________ so many students together and lift the class spirits, it is fair to say that the media ____________ the title.

We live in a world ____________ with media, a world where the media constructs and represents reality. I am a member of this ____________ , and a student of the media.

4 . Each week Visit Indy publishes some events for the upcoming weekend. Here are some of them.

Fan Powered World Tour

Harlem Globetrotters, the world-famous basketball stars celebrate their fans on this tour with more interactive experiences than ever before. You have two opportunities to catch the show as the Globetrotters face the Washington Generals on both Friday and Monday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Tickets are $26 and up.

Basketball Day of Indiana

Indiana's love of basketball is famous, and Saturday's celebration will please fans from high school to college. Bankers Life Fieldhouse hosts high school girls and boys playing during the afternoon. You will watch the game between Pacers and the Dallas Mavericks there that evening. Tickets start at $ 22.

MLK Day Celebration

Honor the memory of Dr. King as local artists present poetry, music, and dance that show the theme of love. Dr. King felt it was important to communicate with each other in order to break down barriers. Visitors to the Sunday's free program in Newfields are advised to do that via social activities and by participating in a donation drive.

Jingle Rails

Get your pleasure on Route 66 for one final weekend this season. See Mt. Rushmore, Old Faithful and the Grand Canyon, as well as local treasures like Monument Circle, Hilbert Circle Theatre, and the Indiana State Fair. Tickets start at $33.

5 . Here on Earth where most of us live, we spend about a third of everyday lying down sleeping and two-thirds standing or sitting in an upright position.

That's not really how it goes in space when people are weightless and the zero gravity environment causes more liquid to shift to the head. Faces get swollen, legs lose volume and appear to be smaller. Many astronauts have complained of eye and back problems after coming back down to Earth and its gravity.

And now scientists say they have discovered some new risks with long-term space flight. A study published recently in JAMA Network Open, a medical journal, examined 11 healthy astronauts who had been on the International Space Station for six months. Eight of them had unusual characteristics observed in their blood. For instance, six of the astronauts had reverse （反向的）blood flow from their heads.

The lead author of the study says he doesn't know if that's actually harmful. The blood is still leaving the head from other pathways, so flowing backwards through a jugular vein（颈静脉） may not be dangerous. But he says it does show a change in how blood moves through the body while in space.

Another issue the study found was blood clots （凝块）. One astronaut had one. Another showed signs of a partial blood clot. That is potentially harmful as the clots can block the flow of blood to the lungs. The astronaut who had one was treated for the rest of the spaceflight and made it home safely.

What does all this mean? Well, one researcher says these issues have probably been oc- curring since humans first went into space and that they would likely resolve themselves when astronauts came back down to Earth. Knowing about them now gives doctors something else to monitor when people leave our atmosphere.