Before the award ceremony began, several famous actors and actresses graced the red carpet, as fans were    1    (eager)waiting for their arrival. Many wondered who    2    (take) home the big awards. As the night went on, the tension grew, and the audience held their breath as the winners were announced one by one. All the winners were glorious when they stepped onto the stage    3    they accepted their awards and thanked their colleagues, families, and fans for their support.

Two decades     1    (pass) since newspapers launched websites, and yet here we are. Big papers have gone under, thousands of journalists have lost     2    (they) jobs, and the idea that digital news will eventually become a decent business     3    (feel) like a rumor(谣言). The reality is this: no social network has come close to matching the success of print readership.

Can red TV dramas awaken a strong desire in young people to learn about China’s revolutionary history? The answer is yes. Chinese TV drama Awakening Age, which narrates the story of     1     the Communist Party of China (CPC) was founded in 1921, ended several months ago, but it remains a hot topic on social media,     2     discussion shows that it has played a positive role in educating young people about China’s revolutionary history. The TV series     3     (celebrate) this year’s 100th anniversary of the founding of the CPC has won high praise online.

However, not all advertising is about selling products and services for a profit. Some advertisements nowadays aim     1    (make) a contribution to society and welfare. For example, there are public advertisements,     2    encourage citizens to participate in improving their neighborhood, protecting the environment, and helping other people. Over the last decade, the government     3    (sponsor) advertisements to educate the public     4       fighting AIDS, saving water, helping the poor, giving up smoking, etc. These advertisements have helped to increase public knowledge about topics that used to be ignored by most people and this has made our society a better place for everyone

Among the summer’s television hits in 2020 in China     1     (be) “Sisters Who Make Waves”. The show involved 30 female celebrities over the age of 30     2         (compete) for a spot in a five-member band. Viewers watched them train, perform and live together. Five hundred     3     (woman), picked at random, got to vote for their favourite. Within three days of its airing in June, over 300 million watched the first episode on Mango TV, a streaming app     4     (own) by the state television net work of Hunan, a central province.