1 . It’s been nearly two decades since the traditional clothing style Hanfu first started to reemerge in China. Since then it has gone from a small cultural movement celebrating an ancient fashion to a trend that is booming on social media, having been adopted by China’s Generation Z as a means of connecting with their past. Instead of following other cultures blindly, Generation Z now have different opinions about what trend is by promoting local culture while having an objective view of exotic cultural products.
The new tastes of Generation Z—young people born after 1995—are well represented on Bilibili. In the recent New Year’s Eve gala presented by Bilibili, it attracted more than 100 million views within 48 hours with a colourful set of programmes ranging from Peking Opera to classical Chinese cartoons. The same is also true of movie industry. Last year, for the first time, the top 10 most viewed films in China were all domestic films, while the ticket sales for imported films have dropped to only 16.28 percent.
”Generation Z grew up with the rapid development of China and under good economic conditions. With the development of the Chinese Internet industry, they have more access to diverse international information and culture, which bring them a much broader vision and makes them more open and confident in analyzing foreign culture. Apart from taking pride in China’s rapid development, this generation also pursues individuality and values devotion to the country,“ Professor Zhang Yiwu said.
He also noted that the popular rock and punk culture pursued by the 70s and 80s generation is more of a challenge against real life and local culture. Some people who were born in the 1970s and 1980s did not grow up in the Internet age—they experienced the transformation of China going from poor to rich first-hand. This kind of longing and admiration of the West came from a lack of confidence.
However, Generation Z now have the confidence to look at Western culture with equal status. This kind of cultural confidence will result in China being more active and creative in its development on the international stage in the future.
1. What does the underlined word ”exotic“ in Paragraph 1 mean?A.Foreign. | B.Fashionable. | C.Traditional. | D.Elegant. |
A.To confirm the rise of new media. |
B.To promote Chinese Internet industry. |
C.To highlight the popularity of domestic art. |
D.To show the popularity of New Year’s Eve gala. |
A.They have a stronger cultural identity. |
B.They are longing for cultural diversity. |
C.They have made China develop rapidly. |
D.They are more fond of foreign culture. |
A.Confident China, Better Future |
B.China’s Progress Results in Cultural Confidence |
C.China’s New Generation Redefine Local Culture as Trendy |
D.Hanfu Style, Connector of Ancient Fashion and Modern Trend |
(1)学习资源:报纸、杂志及其他途径;
(2)推荐理由;
(3)表达祝愿。
注意:
(1)词数100左右;
(2)可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;
(3)开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数。
Dear Peter,
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Yours,
Li Hua
Yu Rong, a Chinese artist, thinks of a new way to introduce
Hua Mulan,
To better tell the story, Yu Rong takes inspiration from her several
1.节日简介;
2.喜欢的原因。
注意:1.词数100左右;
2.短文题目和首句已为你写好。
The Chinese traditional festival I like best
There are many traditional festivals in China.
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5 . In over 5,000 years of development, folk art has become a source of other forms of Chinese culture. However, the diversity (多样性) of cultural forms and the influence of foreign cultures have also brought challenges to Chinese folk art.
Chinese folk art has many types, including painting, calligraphy, embroidery, carving and paper cutting. It is hard to say how many kinds of folk art there are in the country. On the other hand, it is also hard to tell how many of them have disappeared. The situation is becoming more and more serious. Some kinds of folk art came to an end naturally, while others disappeared because there wasn’t enough protection. Isn’t it painful to lose so many kinds of folk art simply because of the absence of protection?
Folk art has played an important role in carrying forward history. For example, the blue printed cloth in Jiangsu Province has been a part of China’s printing technology for so long that, it is of great value to those studying China’s ancient science, technology, culture, folk custom and art.
Chinese folk art is drawing the attention of more and more foreigners with its unique charm and miraculous techniques (独特的魅力和神奇的技巧). Many people are worried about its protection and further development.
Then, who will be the protectors of Chinese folk art? It has to be the government, experts and scholars and even the whole of society. Though China has passed laws to protect its cultural relics, they don’t include the protection of folk art. Experts and scholars should go out among the people and find top artistic works still unknown to the world. Such protection also requires the support of the whole of society. Only when we gather forces from all sides can we protect Chinese folk art.
1. What does the underlined part “The situation” in Paragraph 2 refer to?A.The influence of foreign cultures on Chinese folk art. |
B.The absence of protection of Chinese folk. |
C.The disappearance of Chinese folk art forms. |
D.The unpopularity of Chinese folk art forms. |
A.To introduce a new way to study ancient Chinese culture. |
B.To introduce how the ancient Chinese printed cloth. |
C.To show folk art is important in recording history. |
D.To show Jiangsu Province is rich in folk art. |
A.The value of Chinese folk art. |
B.How to protect Chinese folk art. |
C.The importance of folk art protection. |
D.How to make Chinese folk art known to the world. |
A.Worried. | B.Surprised. |
C.Hopeful. | D.Nervous. |
1.介绍该中国文化遗产;
2.游览该文化遗产时的注意事项。
注意:
1.词数80左右;
2.首句已为你写好,不计入总词数。
There are many cultural heritage sites in China.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Chinese people love flour-made food, whether it is noodles, dumplings, or flatbread. In the hands of skilled craftsman(手艺人), flour made into lovely models in people or animals brings
Dongh Figatine lang is a kind of folk art. It was created by Lang Shao’an,
Lang Jiaziyu is the third-generation inheritor of Dough Figurine Lang. When he was 15, he created Beijing Olympic Mascot-shaped dough figures which were
When it comes to Chinese culture, solar terms must
Over 2,000 years ago, the ancient Chinese divided the solar year into 24
Such a system was able not only
For example, during Minor Cold, people always start stocking New Year goods, among
1.中国书法的意义:2.鼓励她不要放弃:3.提出你的建议。
注意:
1.词数为100词左右:
2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear Lucy.
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Yours,
Li Hua
10 . Strangest ways to be polite in Japan
What may be considered polite in one country could be rude in another, or the other way around.
While in Japan, make no sounds on some occasions, particularly when it comes to public transportation. Anyone who has been to Japan before has experienced the near-silent trains, sometimes filled with hundreds of people not making a sound.
Meanwhile, be careful not to pour your own drinks when you’re out eating with friends, or you might be thought to be selfish.“But wait,” you might say, “ what do I do if my glass is empty and I want a drink ?
No need to worry, friend! Just fill up some other people’s glasses that are getting a little low.
Another Japanese strange way to be polite is when you want to express gratitude, you don’ t use the word for “ thank you ”, but instead you use the word for “sorry ”. In situations like when someone does you a favor, or even often when they give you a gift, saying “sorry” in English would just seem awkward.
A.Just die of thirst? |
B.Japan is no exception. |
C.In Japanese it’s perfectly natural, though. |
D.Maybe this one isn’t so strange to some people. |
E.Chances are that they’ll fill yours up right away. |
F.When you go to a restaurant in Japan, what sound fills the air? |
G.Japanese people are as a whole quite sensitive to the feelings of others. |