On Wednesday, an English teacher-turned livestreamer Dong Yuhui invited two writers and the editor-in-chief of Harvest magazine, Cheng Yongxin to his Douyin program, Time With Yuhui.

The enthusiasm the writers brought to the livestream was     1     heated and continuous that Dong extended the one-hour program to 150 minutes.

Cheng Yongxin, said throughout the hard times facing all printed publications, the magazine, without running any advertisements,     2     (boost) contemporary Chinese literature since the 1980s. “    3     brought us to this livestream is that things have changed and we’re being challenged,” Cheng added.

Roughly a month ago, Dong also had     4     hit sitting with the editor-in-chief of People’s Literature magazine and writer Liang Xiaosheng.     5     (found) on October 25, 1949, the magazine sold 992,000 issues that night,     6     (generate) a profit of 17.8 million yuan. The success led media critics to see a light in the future of serious writing.

Dong remembers the attention he received can partly     7     (owe) to his past readings of literature. “Literature brings us     8     (close),” Dong said.

“Nowadays, it’s important that literary creations shouldn’t be only restricted     9     ‘a celebration of the selected enclosure (圈地)’. They need to step out and greet mass     10     (consume) in the way they like and accept. Dong is their preferred choice and a deserving host,” Guangming Daily website wrote.

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A new adaptation of Chinese mythological stories has won the heart of audiences with its distinctive style. The animation series, Yao—Chinese Folktales,     1     (gain) more than 110 million views online since it was released.

The series, co-produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio and Bilibili, is     2     collection of 20-minute short films, consisting of eight separate stories     3     (feature) monster-like characters, or yao in Chinese. The collection,     4     ranges from ancient stories to science fiction, from emotional connection with hometowns to romantic love     5     from life themes to questions for humanity, presents Chinese culture and philosophy. For example, the first episode, named “Nobody”, tells a pig monster’s story     6     (base) on the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West. The creative team put the perspective on the little monsters who used to have blurry faces and didn’t even have names in the story.

Li Zao, general producer, said it was impossible     7     (predict) what the eventual outcome would be at first. Now, the     8     (favor) comments exceeded the expectations of the creative team. These contained both the audience’s     9     (recognize) of the work and their hopes of Chinese animation. Besides adapting     10     the taste of the masses, the team also wanted to guide them to appreciate different types of work.

As COVID-19 continues to spread in China, watching a fitness livestreaming (网络直播) video,     1     (host) by Liu Genghong, has been a daily must for millions of people stuck at home.

Liu,     2     was a little-known singer born in Taiwan, took the Internet by storm and became the hottest fitness broadcaster on Chinese social media, with his videos     3     (attract) 230 million followers. Since the popularity of Li Jiaqi, China’s “Livestreaming King” famous     4     his eye-catching online sales strategy, no one     5     (enjoy) such a rise in livestreaming field. A comment says, “Li empties our wallets, while Liu empties our bodies.”

Experts voiced     6     (different) on whether the new trend would last long. “It has driven people to exercise, but in the long term, I think     7     difficult to form a new area within livestreaming”, according to Wang Peng from Renmin University of China. But Huang Haidong,     8     expert from the Chinese online fitness platform Keep, says the fitness wave is certain to be a firm, long-term trend, whether it’s about Liu Genghong or not.

China has the largest fitness market in the world. However, whether this trend has long-lasting power will depend on how money     9     (give) to the livestreaming platforms. Now broadcasters mainly have three     10     (source) of income including fans offering cash “gifts”, advertising brands, and selling products through videos. Yet, organizers and networks haven’t found a better solution to the problem.

Nowadays, we have already reached a period     1     science and technology are highly developed. In 2016, a new App, Tik Tok,     2     (come) into being, which can help people share interesting things with others. However, more and more teenagers are so crazy about Tik Tok that they are     3     (lose) in it. There is no doubt that Tik Tok has a negative effect on our teenagers.

    4     (luck), the Chinese version of Tik Tok is introducing a “teenage mode” which will limit the amount of time children under     5     age of 14 spend on the short-form video app     6     40 minutes a day. It’s suggested that all Douyin users under 14 register for the app by using     7     (they) real names. Besides, Douyin will also be     8     (available) to those teenagers between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. to protect their physical and mental health.

Actually,     9     (limit) teenagers’ usage of Douyin will also push other Internet platforms with short video contents     10     (take) similar measures.

The 73rd Frankfurt Book Fair will take place in Frankfurt, Germany, from Dec 20 to 24. Frankfurt Book Fair is one of the most important     1     (platform) for Chinese publishing industry     2     (export) copyright (版权).

China National Publications Import & Export (Group) Corporation (CNPIEC) is helping 51 Chinese publishing companies to participate in     3     combination of offline and online ways,     4     (exhibit) 1,007 titles and 1,495 volumes     5     high-quality publications. Last year, it     6     (hold) online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s book fair will be based on offline exhibitions,     7    (combine) with online platforms. Publishers from more than 60 countries and regions have confirmed their     8     (participate) in the exhibition.

In addition to President Xi Jinping’s important works, CNPIEC will display published works,     9     introduce traditional Chinese culture, contemporary literature and children's picture books.

During the fair, Chinese publishers will hold 59 activities both online and offline,     10     (include) book recommendation, Sino-foreign copyright trade fair, and new book promotion.

Ocean Park Hong Kong is one of Hong Kong’s greatest tourist     1     (attract). Because the park isn’t run for profit, it is much more suitable for education and wildlife conservation research. And     2     (compare) with other theme parks, it takes better care of the animals. In addition, you will find prices there fairly reasonable considering the size and the quality. Therefore, since its opening, the park     3     (draw) a large number of visitors.

    4     (cover) about a square kilometer on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, the theme park is conveniently close to downtown. As the park attracts large crowds every day, try to be there     5     the park opens at 10 in the morning and avoid the busy holidays and weekends. It is also recommended that tickets     6     (buy) online in advance.

Hong Kong is a unique city in the world     7     you can buy one card to pay for public transport and all your purchases.     8     card is available at the ticket windows of any subway station in Hong Kong, with which then you can pay for things in the park. And you can add money as you wish and have     9     returned to a station window for the remaining money back.

Wish you an     10     (enjoy) day in Hong Kong’s most popular theme park.

Henan TV’s “Mid-Autumn Wonderful Tour” takes     1     (tradition) culture as its core content, and     2    （adopt） the form of “web series” + “web variety shows” to present the beauty of intangible heritage,     3     is “beyond your imagination”.

Chinese dance “crane coming home” shows the elegant posture and power of cranes and the beauty of the full moon     4     the Mid-Autumn night, while at     5     same time delivering good wishes for the Mid-Autumn festival with the “crane”.

Martial art dance “Shaolin kung fu” presents the wonderful picture of dancers     6     (enter)the world of murals (壁画) and competing with monks.     7     (main) filmed in the Shaolin Temple, the show featured four different     8     (scene), namely, "Wind, Fire, Forest and Mountain", to present the magic of Chinese kung fu.

Program “Guanghan Palace”, takes the fairy tale of Chang'e running to the moon as the prototype, and uses     9     (advance) techniques to visualize the beautiful life of Chang'e, yutu, moon, and Guanghan palace. The dancers' gentle steps and the lunar astronauts form a beautiful painting that expresses the vision of lunar exploration     10     ancient times to now.

Family drama “A Love for Dilemma”, focusing     1     China's education system and parent-child relationship, started airing on iQIYI on April 11, and     2    (cause) a wide public concern among netizens ever since.

    3    (base)on a novel, the drama centers around several     4    (family) whose children are about to enter middle school. Different generations of people hold different attitudes toward the children's education,     5     leads to conflicts, misunderstandings and relationship crises.

The director of the drama,     6     mother of two herself, admits she used to be anxious about her children's education like most mothers in China.     7     she wanted to give her children sweet memories and a happy childhood, she was worried their studies would fall behind without taking extra lessons. “I hope to remind the audience     8     (give) children more time and patience, and set aside the anxiety and confusion," Zhou said, "Let nature take     9     (it) course and everything that happens in life has its own meaning.”

A netizen commented that the drama encourages her to cherish every moment in life, even the ordinary ones. "The meaning of life is not to compete, but to experience, explore and fulfill one's     10     (responsible) for the world," she said.