As the pursuit of health becomes an important hobby for many young people, a trend known as “New Chinese-style Wellness” has taken over social media     1     (platform). Health is no longer a term typically to the middle-aged and elderly. Faced with intense     2    (compete) in education and their careers, those born in the 1990s and 2000s have already embarked on a journey     3     (safeguard) their health.

The concept of “New Chinese-style Wellness” emphasizes the idea of a light and nutritious diet.     4    (addition), it promotes mental health by combining traditional Chinese medicine theories to regulate emotions and achieve     5     balanced development of physical and mental health. Furthermore, it advocates for light exercise, such as tai chi, to     6    (strength) the body and achieve the goal of wellness and fitness.

The information from the Z Generation Nutrition Consumption Trend Report, published in 2022, also     7     (show) that young people are becoming the main drivers of health-related consumption, among     8     the 18 to 35 age group accounts for 83. 7 percent.

According to data from Meituan Waimai, a major Chinese food delivery platform, since September 2022, the weekly search volume for “healthy milk tea” nationwide has doubled. Consumers     9    (age) between 20 and 30 account for over half of the searches, with young people in Shanghai leading the trend,    10     (rank) first in the country for using the search term.

Zong Qinghou,     1     founder and chairman of Hangzhou Wahaha Group, China’s leading beverage manufacturer (饮料制造商), passed away on Sunday at the age of 79. As one of the most respected     2     (representative) of China’s first generation of entrepreneurs (企业家), Zong, with his modest style and innovative spirit, greatly impressed the public     3     a famous figure among China’s early entrepreneurs following the country’s reforms (改革) in 1978.

    4     (bear) in 1945 in Suqian, Jiangsu province, Zong took over a small grocery store at a school in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, in 1987. Originally distributing soft drinks and ice treats for kids, he later established Hangzhou Wahaha Nutritional Food Factory in 1989,     5     developed into Hangzhou Wahaha Group after rescuing a     6     (struggle) local food factory. Zong’s introduction of the popular Wahaha AD calcium milk in 1996 became a hit with Chinese consumers.

Zong, ranked as the richest person in China by Forbes in 2010, 2012, and 2013,     7    (lead) a simple life and it was common     8     (see) him dressed in a white shirt and black cloth shoes. He once said, “I am an ordinary person,     9     luckily I was born in such an era.” He mentioned that Chinese business entrepreneurs need to do     10     (they) part in society by helping people become richer. He also suggested they make more jobs, get involved in charity work, and help the country grow economically and socially.

Confucius Temple, one of the most visited attractions in Nanjing,     1     (locate) at the heart of the city’s historic district. While most first-time visitors are confused by the hundreds of stores that offer     2     (variety) types of snacks and local foods. Confucius Temple is a major part of the city’s rich historic and cultural heritage.     3     presents an incredible mixture of culture and trade, past and present. You will be     4     (true) happy with the local foods and unique cultural relics if you join an exploration to Confucius Temple.

The original purpose of the Confucius Temple is, of course,     5     (honor) Confucius. He is often referred to     6     the greatest educator, and the direct source of all knowledge and truth. The Confucius Temple in Nanjing has     7     history of over six hundred years, and reached its summit in the Ming dynasty,     8     Nanjing was the political and cultural capital of China. Many scholars came to offer tribute in order to seek blessings for their academic or political career. Now fully     9     (preserve), the temple is also a very popular attraction, attracting tourists from all over the world interested in seeing China’s cultural heritage. With historic paintings and carvings     10     (record) Confucius’ wisdom and teachings, the temple offers an insight into the origin of Chinese culture and national spirits.

Confucius was a government official in the state of Lu, in what is now Shandong, China. His real name was Kong Qiu, but within China he is most often called Kongzi, which     1     (mean) Master Kong.

During Confucius’s lifetime, China was ruled by the Zhou Dynasty(1046-256 BCE).     2    , by the time Confucius was born, this dynasty was in a slow decline. The emperor’s power was weakening and many small states were fighting     3     (gain) control. Confucius’s own city, Qufu, was capital of the state of Lu, and power in this state     4     (divide) between several families which could not get along.

As a government official of the state of Lu, Confucius wanted to end     5     conflict between these families, and to help do this, he developed a philosophy     6     he believed would bring peace and harmony. Confucius was perhaps a     7     (good) philosopher than he was a government official, and he ended up having to leave the state of Lu. He spent thirteen years traveling around the other states,     8     (spread) his philosophy, before returning to Qufu where he spent his later life teaching his disciples (门徒). The collective body of Confucius’s teachings came to be known     9     Confucianism. This enduring philosophical tradition has had a profound and lasting impact on Chinese culture and     10     (civilize), shaping values and attitudes for over two millennia.

Rongchang xiabu—a Chinese traditional cultural heritage originating in the Han Dynasty in Rongchang, Chongqing—is getting more attention and market     1     (opportunity) worldwide owing to Ivan from India, and his Chinese wife Tang Yi.

With its comfortable textile and nickname “the king of natural fibres”, xiabu from Rongchang was once     2     (significant) popular. It became     3     favorite choice for royals and nobles during the Tang Dynasty and was one of the     4     (early) exported products from the area in the 20th century,     5     an annual output of around 700,000 bolts.

    6     (bear) in India in 1989, Ivan has deep roots in China—his grandfather is a Chinese Indian and he has a quarter Chinese heritage. He     7     (work) as a service coach with an international airline in Qatar for six years. Chen reconnected with China in 2015 when he met Tang at a friend’s party. Tang, 32, was born into a family     8     has concentrated in the xiabu industry for three generations.

In recent years, the couple has been combining elements appealing to younger tastes into the ancient art that promoted hundreds of     9     (create)items made from their xiabu fabric, such as screens, decorative paintings, folding fans, notebooks, bedding     10     towels.

Pan Yuzhen,     1     inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Miao embroidery (刺绣) of the Miao ethnic group, comes     2     Taijiang county of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture in Southwest China’s Guizhou province.

In 2016, Pan and other embroiderers from Guizhou went to the United Kingdom to participate in     3    (variety) fashion show activities     4     foreigners interested in Miao embroidery flocked to take photos with the Chinese embroiderers. “Foreigners are fond of our embroidery,     5    (particular) at Christmas. They even queue up just to buy a notebook     6    (decorate) with embroidery or an embroidery pendant for their families. I never     7    (think) that the craftsmanship handed down by my ancestors would sell so well abroad,” Pan said.

“Miao embroidery is not only the     8    (proud) of our Miao people, but also the glory of our Chinese people,” Pan said, “Now, not only I, but families in Taijiang County     9    (be) engaged in the Miao costume business. I am 77 years old now, and I want to pass my embroidery skills down to the younger generation,     10    (hope) that they can continue to inherit our Miao ancestors’ unique skills.”

With a Douban score of 8.1 points, the 168-minute animated film “30,000 Miles from Chang’an” presents a beautiful scroll (卷轴) filled with Tang poetry. The film,     1     allows viewers to see Tang poetry come to life on the big screen provides     2     amazing way to experience and appreciate classic works.

    3    (feature) the story of the friendship between Gao Shi and Li Bai, the film shows the dreams of the poets in the Tang Dynasty. The creators of the film hope audiences can connect with the emotions and stories behind these poets’ famous lines.

On social platforms, the film has been under heated     4    (discuss). Viewers have posted an ocean of reviews, sharing their insights and stories about Tang poetry.

“30,000 Miles from Chang’an” is not just a literature lesson, but a lesson about life. By showcasing the     5    (character) and history from textbooks, the film provides valuable life lessons, encouraging students     6    (follow) their dreams with perseverance.

This isn’t the first time that films     7    (inspire) enthusiasm for learning. But how is it done? The key lies in the creators’ respect for and knowledge of the subject mater, whether it is historical, cultural, scientific,     8     psychological. Meanwhile, by presenting these classic works in a     9    (visual) amazing manner, the film has brought a unique approach     10     learning while watching movies.