In celebration of the Chinese New Year,     1     fell on Feb. 10 this year, an exhibition was held at a store in London. The showcase, running from Feb.10 to Mar.3, featured several female artists sharing Chinese heritage.

    2     (organize) by Gemma Williams, author of Fashion China, the exhibition highlights the works of five artists from various parts of the world. Through their art, these talented individuals offer     3     unique and thought -provoking perspective on femininity and Chinese identity in the modern time, titled The Woman and the Moon. These artists are from different places, with     4     ( locate) ranging from Chengdu to Taibei, San Francisco, and London. Their art     5     (go) beyond traditional boundaries of high and low culture, as well as national and global perspectives. Taking advantage of diverse mediums, their work gains inspiration from the ordinary aspects of daily life, giving them     6     (poet) significance. Their artistic creations     7     (feature) female figures can be discovered in publications, connected to famous brands,    8     showed in galleries, pushing the limits of art’s engagement with society, popular culture, and fashion.

The Gallery’s director, Williams, who has been actively promoting Chinese creations     9     2015, shared her opinion, saying, “Over this period, I     10     (witness) a silent change of what it means to be a woman and the spaces women occupy in China today.”

An orangutan (红毛猩猩) in Sumatra surprised scientists when he was seen treating an open wound on his cheek with a poultice     1     (make) from a medicinal (药用的) plant. It’s the first scientific record of a wild animal healing a wound using a plant with known medicinal properties. The findings were published this week in Scientific Reports. Humans might even have discovered some ways of curing illnesses     2     watching animals. Probably our ancestors     3     (look) at other animals and learning about medicines. When social animals communicate, that information     4     (stick) and can last over generations.

In 1996, Yi Shu, one of Hong Kong’s most beloved novelists,     1     (deal)with parent-child relationships with the book: Cheng Huan Ji(Bringing Joy to Parents). Now, 28 years later, this story has been adapted into the new drama, Best Choice Ever,     2     has soon become a hit since its recent release on Tencent Video. With Yang Zi and He Saifei starring as a 29-year-old woman Mai Chenhuan from Shanghai and her commanding mother, the drama focuses     3     the girl’s self growth. Chemuan sticks to her own desires for love and professional success,     4     (struggle)hard to live up to her mother’s expectations at the same time. Originally the novel     5     (set)in Hong Kong in 1995, however, scriptwriter Li Jingling has successfully changed the story to a more recent period in Shanghai, noting its unique     6     (explore)of parent-child and family relationships. Despite the fact that Tian Yu, the director. along with most of the key creators are not natives of Shanghai, the drama has got Shanghai’s city life properly. During     7     special three-month visit to Shanghai, Tian Yu visited local attractions, cafes, and restaurants to know more about the citizens and     8     (they)daily life. Excited about the drama’s popularity, Li Jingjing also wished that the series would inspire younger viewers     9     (have)a better understanding of their parents and can     10     (true)embrace their parents’ values by learning how to balance filial love with the pursuit of their own ambitions.

China has managed to push back the boundaries of innovation and sustainability in an age     1     data centers are becoming increasingly vital for our digital society.

In Hainan Province, China is devoting some attention to     2     (construct) the world’s first commercial underwater data center, which aims to revolutionize the industry by using the power of the ocean depths. In addition,     3     the potential to equal the computational abilities of about 6 million conventional personal computers, this underwater data center is ready to be a game changer.

    4     (design) to withstand the severe underwater conditions, the data center modules (舱) of China’s underwater facility will operate     5     (probable) for up to 25 years. Each module weighs an impressive 1,300 tons     6     has the ability to process over 4 million high-definition images every 30 seconds. The entire facility, when combined,     7     (predict) to serve ecological and industrial projects such as fishery cages and offshore wind power.

One of the most significant     8     (advantage) of building the data center underwater is employing the natural cooling properties of seawater. The underwater data center is expected by designers     9     (save) 122 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually compared to its terrestrial (陆地的) counterparts. The remarkable     10     (achieve) in energy efficiency showcases China’s commitment to sustainability and reducing environmental impacts.

As a foreigner crazy about Chinese culture, I especially love the loong, of which Chinese people     1     (be) proud since ancient times, believing the creature runs the water system and has huge power. Emperors in ancient China believed     2     (they) to be the embodiment (化身) of the loong.

Having spent years studying this excellent aspect of Chinese identity, I’ve learned a lot about it.     3     (discover) in central China, the Yangshao Culture that existed from 5000 to 3000 BC is     4    initial loong patterns began to appear. The Longshan period     5     (date) back 4,000 to 4,500 years is considered a critical stage in the formation of Chinese civilization, during which the unique loong patterns in the north and south began to integrate, and     6     new loong pattern appeared. As a symbol of royal power, the loong pattern has been     7     (continual) improved.

People in the Shang Dynasty had greater     8     (enthusiastic) for the loong, and the loong patterns of this period,     9     the basis of the original loong patterns, had the characteristics of birds, elephants, deer, horses and other animals, making the images more attractive.

After thousands of years of development, the loong eventually became the     10     (spirit) and cultural symbol of the Chinese nation.

More and more young people tend     1     (give) opportunities to gain direct insights into the interrelationships of nature and humans, the handling of animals, and the origin of their food,     2     it is not enough—agriculture should reach every student.

Agriculture is a subject that combines a wide     3     (various) of fields of knowledge. In almost all grades and types of school, either the lessons or the guideline of the schools     4     (become) inclusive, to integrate agriculture and farming into the learning concept. The preservation of the natural basis of life and questions about the production of regenerative energy and renewable raw materials     5     (think) to be vital aspects of school lessons in primary, middle and high schools.

The problems of agriculture and farming are     6     particular interest at the present stage of the development of different countries and regions. The reason is that the development of the agro-industrial complex is one of the priority projects,     7     agriculturalists believe should lead to an increase in agricultural production and the development of the farming part of the economy.

The farm is significant, serving as a unique,     8     (impress) out-of-classroom space with action-centered knowledge transfer (迁移) , where students can get practical experience and skills.     9     is apparent that farmers win over schools to teach agricultural contents in a very vivid way at the learning site of the farm, thus     10     (offer) their students direct and clear insights into the living and working world of farmers.

The 2.4-km-long Peljesac Bridge (佩列沙茨大桥), connecting Croatia’s mainland with the Peljesac Peninsula on the country’s southern Adriatic coast,     1     (be) a Belt and Road Initiative project built by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) .

The bridge has     2     (significant) improved people’s lives, cut travel time to the Adriatic coast and increased     3     (economy) opportunities for the region. “This bridge is not a luxury; it is our     4     (necessary),” said Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic when the bridge was opened.

The construction team attached great importance     5     environmental protection. While     6     (build) the bridge, they took different measures to create     7     environmentally friendly site. A bubble curtain, a measure to reduce noise caused by underwater construction,     8     (apply) to decrease the disturbance to the wildlife in the sea and neighboring residents. In addition, oil containment zones were set up at the site     9       (prevent) possible oil leaks.

“I have worked on some other big projects in Europe, but none compare with the Peljesac Bridge project,” Selma Knudsen said,     10     worked as a commercial coordinator on the Peljesac Bridge project.