“Happy Camp”, the king of all Chinese variety shows, started airing in 1997. Since then, it     1     (gain) hundreds of millions of followers. The age range of its viewers is     2     (extreme) broad, from people born in the 1970s all the way to the 2010s.

“Happy Camp” has some of the best show hosts in the country,     3     are the backbone of the entire show. Not only do they create     4     fun and exciting atmosphere for guests and audience, but they also throw in plenty of     5     (humorous).

Every episode (集) of “Happy Camp” has a different theme. Everything in the episode is centered around that theme,     6     (range) from the games the hosts and the guests play to the food     7     (serve) to them as a reward or punishment! And the trendy, fun and relatable themes appeal especially to the younger generation. Actually, young people make     8     the majority of viewers.

“Happy Camp” embraces interculturalism. When there are foreign guests on the show, they talk about their culture as well as teach them about Chinese culture. This, in return,     9     (allow) the audience to learn more about cultures around the world!

After     10     (broadcast) for more than 20 years, “Happy Camp” has survived it all. They have learned to adapt and fit the needs of the audience.

Social media usually means a website or an app     1     users can share their ideas, pictures, and videos with other users of the same service.

One thing that makes social media     2     (difference) from older kinds of media like newspapers and TV is that ordinary users are     3     ones that create the "content"—what gets     4    (show) on the website. People put information and pictures about what they are doing on the website. They can "follow" friends     5    (see) what they are doing or saying.

Social media companies save information about what their users do and like. This information is often called "data". User data is beneficial to companies offering products and services     6     the Internet when used as marketing research. Usually social media companies make money when other companies pay to show ads     7     videos to their users.

What does the future hold for social media? It's difficult to anticipate anything exactly and there is no exact     8    (conclude), but if one thing can     9    (say) about the future of social media, it will     10    (probable) be more personalized and less noisy. Over-sharing will be less of a problem and filtering out (过滤) unwanted information will become a stronger trend.

Famous Chinese vlogger Li Ziqi has reached 14100,000 subscribers on YouTube,     1    (break)the Guinness World Records title for the most subscribers for a Chinese language channel on YouTube

Li Ziqi released her first YouTube video in 2017 titled "Making a dress out of grape skins",     2    (follow)by a number of short video works she created and shot.    3    Li Ziqi shot has attracted fans from all over the world who love to watch her seemingly idyllic(诗情画意的)life in the countryside that shows     4    (tradition)Chinese culture.

She     5    (pick)up many of her skills such as weaving(编织), cooking and farming before she was a middle school student, learning from her grandparents who lived in the countryside. These     6    (process)have become important elements of her videos.

She puts a lot of time into each video, with most taking days to shoot. Although     7    (original)she shot all the videos herself, she now works     8    the help of a personal assistant and a videographer. One series     9    took a particularly long time was showing the process of making the "scholar's four jewels" from ancient China—the writing brush, ink stick, ink slab(砚)and paper. It took her an entire year     10    (create)these items which were made from scratch(从零开始)by Li Ziqi herself.