1. 中国茶文化简介;2. 饮茶的好处;3. 邀请他来中国体验茶文化。
词数:80—100词
提示词:tea culture茶文化 benefit益处 promote弘扬 experience体验
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2 . “Humans can develop certain abilities we aren’t born with by practicing animals’ movements,” the traditional Chinese Wushu lovers believed in the past — and still do today.
Chinese Five-Animal Exercises, also known as Wuqinxi, are the first complete set of qigong exercises following the movements of animals: monkeys, deer ( 鹿 ), birds, bears and tigers. They were created by one of the greatest doctors in Chinese history, Hua Tuo, more than 1,800 years ago.
The Five-Animal Exercises are well-designed to help blood circulation (循环), and let the energy go smoothly in the body so as to improve the health.
“ The bear movements are good for the stomach. The tiger movements can reduce the pain in the back. The deer movements help reduce the fat around the waist (腰). The bird movements can help keep our knees healthy and the monkey movements can be good for the heart.” said Hua Yi, the 59th inheritor (继承人) of Wuqinxi.
For those new learners, the first few exercises might not go well. You may find it hard to focus. Wear comfortable clothes, keep peaceful in your mind, try to move slowly... Little by little, you’ll feel more and more harmonious with nature. You may even feel you become a tiger or a deer, walking in the forest freely.
These exercises need no tools. You can search online for the videos and practice them at any time when you feel like relaxing your body and mind. Because it’s fun to practice and good for health, Five-Animal Exercises are becoming more and more popular in recent years, not only in China, but also in many other places of the world.
1. Why do people practice Five-Animal Exercises?A.To fight against enemies | B.To protect wild animals |
C.To improve the health | D.To make money |
A.the bear movements | B.the tiger movements |
C.the deer movements | D.the bird movements |
A.和谐的 | B.兴奋的 | C.敬畏的 | D.崇高的 |
A.It’s easy to learn Wuqinxi even for beginners. |
B.People should practice Wuqinxi on weekends. |
C.Wuqinxi is becoming worldwide famous. |
D.It’s difficult to learn Wuqinxi even for beginners. |
1.文化遗产的名称;
2.简要介绍;
3.你感到自豪的理由。
注意:1.词数100左右;
2.可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
参考词汇: Intangible cultural heritage 非物质文化遗产
Dear Chris,
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Yours,
Li Hua
4 . In China, people in different areas have their own ways to celebrate the Spring Festival. Especially between Northern China and Southern China, there are many differences.
One is about the food on the night before the Spring Festival. In Northern China, people usually eat dumplings during this time. For luck, people may put sugar in dumplings.
It’s true that Northern China and Southern China have differences in celebrating the Spring Festival.
A.Here are some examples. |
B.Many foods are made of rice. |
C.The differences bring many bad results. |
D.But the differences are gradually disappearing. |
E.As a result, people in Southern China often prefer rice. |
F.That way, they believe life in the next year will be “sweet”. |
G.China’s north and south also have a difference in New Year decorating. |
5 . How can you recognize a British, a German, and a Frenchman, apart from their accents and names?
There are ways people dress, but they are very complex and would take a lot of time to explain. Some items of clothing are just more popular in some countries than in others. For example, Germans often wear sandals (凉鞋) with their socks on, which is something a Frenchman would normally never do. In Berlin, where I live, people don’t really dress as smart as they would in Paris or London. The Germans have a reputation for not caring so much about their outward appearance — as long as the clothes are comfortable, they’re happy! They also seem to love sportswear more than people anywhere else.
The French cannot queue, while the British just seem to love it. French people are always late, British people are always on time and the Germans are always early.
French people use their hands a lot more when they speak, and take a lot more time to say something. French people care a lot how things are done or said. The British do care how things are done and said, but only in a context of politeness. The Germans just care how things are done. The French and the British seem to care more how things look, for example, food products and packaging.
When it comes to food, for example in a restaurant, a Frenchman would never think of ordering beer with a meal, which is something tally normal for a German or a British.
I find the Germans the cleanest and most disciplined in public space. The French are the worst and the British somehow in between.
1. According to the passage, how can we tell the three kinds of people apart?A.By their behaviour. | B.By their nicknames. |
C.By the colour of their skin. | D.By their facial expressions. |
A.France. | B.Germany. | C.Britain. | D.India. |
A.German people care more how things look. |
B.Frenchmen are strictly in order when queuing for food. |
C.British people are always likely to care how things are done and said. |
D.Of the three kinds of people, the Germans are the most self-controlled in public. |
A.By giving numbers. | B.By giving logical reasoning. |
C.By making a comparison. | D.By making a detailed description. |
增加:在缺词处加一个漏字符号(^),并在其下面写出该加的词。
删除:把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。
修改:在错的词下划一横线,并在该词下面写出修改后的词。
注意:
1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;
2.只允许修改10处,多者(从第11处起)不计分。
Yesterday, I went to an amazed Chinese art festival. It was of an exciting experience for a foreign student like me. Which caught my attention first was a 15th-century qinghua bowl. It vivid showed a dragon playing with a ball. Then I tried some paper cutting or made images out of paper. It was difficult, but a lot of funs! With the help of the artist, I manage to make one in the shape of a fish. There was also an old man write Chinese calligraphy: his writing was so free and elegant! Another man sitting next him showed me how seal cutting (篆刻) worked. Finally, he made one for myself with my name in Chinese—pretty awesome!
7 . Spring Festival means a lot for Chinese people. However, given the sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks in different places, many cities
Several of Ralph’s coworkers came to our apartment to have
Linda brought me Spring Festival couplets
Eric invited me to
It was a very happy time and we have many good
A.urged | B.forbade | C.allowed | D.invited |
A.Otherwise | B.Therefore | C.Besides | D.However |
A.congratulated | B.made | C.visited | D.celebrated |
A.lunch | B.supper | C.fun | D.tea |
A.common | B.original | C.traditional | D.sweet |
A.skilled | B.concerned | C.weak | D.fortunate |
A.got off | B.stood up | C.sat down | D.let out |
A.forecasting | B.representing | C.spreading | D.adopting |
A.assisted | B.impressed | C.served | D.provided |
A.decorate | B.paint | C.fix | D.protect |
A.greet | B.promise | C.join | D.help |
A.guests | B.dishes | C.programs | D.events |
A.small | B.big | C.half | D.whole |
A.rest | B.head | C.back | D.tail |
A.turn | B.send | C.carry | D.transform |
A.scene | B.sign | C.period | D.schedule |
A.absorbed | B.adapted | C.frightened | D.judged |
A.athletes | B.adults | C.performers | D.singers |
A.country | B.classroom | C.office | D.apartment |
A.memories | B.views | C.imagination | D.expectations |
“Happy Camp”, the king of all Chinese variety shows, started airing in 1997. Since then, it
“Happy Camp” has some of the best show hosts in the country,
Every episode (集) of “Happy Camp” has a different theme. Everything in the episode is centered around that theme,
“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,
After
9 . Vida Woodhull Stabler is the director of the Omaha culture center at Omaha Nation Public Schools in Macy, Nebraska. She has been working for years to pass on the cultural knowledge of tribal (部落的) elders for future generations. But she faces a predicament: Only about a dozen Omaha tribe members speak the language fluently today.
For Kyleigh Merrick, 15, learning the Omaha language as a teen today is important but also a challenge. She goes to language class every day, but outside of class, there are few opportunities to speak it. Her great-grandmother uses it at home, but among her peers, only a handful will sometimes greet each other in the Omaha language. At school, only a few students are taking Omaha language classes and seem deeply interested in tribal language and culture.
Another big force that has worked against passing the native tribal language on over generations is boarding schools . The local government began sending native students to boarding schools from the 1800s to the 1960s. Students there were not allowed to express tribal culture and were taught only English.
“Our language does not have access to the same types of materials that Spanish and German do ― you can walk into any library and find Spanish books to read,” Stabler said. “Our community has had to develop tangible (有形的) materials on our own. The first challenge is ensuring people want to learn. The second is making sure they have materials to learn from.”
At Omaha Nation Public Schools, Stabler put tribal culture into students’ everyday school experiences, like hanging up a calendar with months in English and Omaha. In biology class, for instance, kids might make traditional tribal foods.
For Stabler, the work of making sure tribal culture lives on into the next generations never stops. “If students are rooted to our land ― they’ll be rooted as human beings,” Stabler said.
1. What does the underlined part “a predicament” in Paragraph 1 probably mean?A.A golden chance. | B.A tough decision. |
C.A difficult situation. | D.A different direction. |
A.She knows many Omaha speakers. |
B.She is able to speak some tribal language. |
C.She seldom takes language classes. |
D.She thinks learning the Omaha language is easy for her. |
A.Few students have an interest in learning the Omaha language. |
B.Spanish and German books should be banned from libraries. |
C.More reading materials in the Omaha language should be provided. |
D.The local government forces students to speak only English in school. |
A.Setting up tribal libraries. | B.Introducing tribal culture to school. |
C.Persuading students to learn the Omaha language. | D.Encouraging tribal elders to teach the Omaha language. |
10 . Music, nature and picnics in the sun: here are the best operas to catch this summer.
Opera Holland Park, London
For a mixture of urban and country operas, this open-air theatre is built each summer right in the heart of one of the most quiet parks of London.
Book early as tickets sell out fast, and remember to bring a wrap or blanket to keep yourself warm on chillier summer evenings!
July 4 to August 3, operahollandpark.com
Glyndebourne Festival Opera, East Sussex
Glyndebourne is one of the oldest opera festivals in the world. It attracts some of the world’s greatest artists. Besides, the festival’s the perfect occasion to put on your black tie or evening dress, enjoy a long picnic during the 90-minute interval (间隔). Summer festivals don’t get better than this.
July 8 to August 25, glyndebourne.com
The Grange Festival, Hampshire
Surrounded by lots of green plants and overseeing a picturesque lake, The Grange Festival in Hampshire is certain to be one of the most impressive visual feasts (视觉盛宴) you’ll ever see.
Arrive a bit early to take in the countryside views. During the lengthy interval, you’ll enjoy a romantic dinner—an essential part of the festival.
July 6 to August 6, thegrangefestival.co.uk
Grange Park Opera, Surrey
Though it’s relatively new, the festival attracts some of the world’s top talent and this year’s edition is no different, featuring performances by one of the world’s most charming mezzo-sopranos, Joyce DiDonato, and the charismatic baritone Simon Keenlyside.
July 6 to August 13, grangeparkopera.co.uk
1. What should you do if you go to Opera Holland Park?A.Put on your best dress. | B.Book tickets early. |
C.Enjoy a romantic dinner. | D.Perform on the stage. |
A.Opera Holland Park. | B.Grange Park Opera. |
C.The Grange Festival. | D.Glyndebourne Festival Opera. |
A.To attract more visitors to Britain. | B.To inform you of traveling destinations. |
C.To advertise some places of interest. | D.To introduce British opera festivals. |