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For us, one of the many cultural shocks we experienced was during our time in Bolivia.     1     (tour) and the approach to service in Bolivia are,     2     some extent, underdeveloped, which is not necessarily bad. However,     3     (initial), we got the feeling that the locals didn’t like our presence, which made us a little     4     (depress).

The guide told us that the negative attitude had nothing to do with us. Bolivians were just not used to foreigners and didn’t really know how     5     (handle) tourists.

    6     we loved the most and surprised us to see was how Bolivians keep their traditions alive. I loved their clothes     7     much that I borrowed a traditional Bolivian dress to try to overcome the “tourist vs local barrier” and showed the locals that we truly loved their culture and     8     (appreciate) it. The scene was absolutely wonderful. With the locals     9     (cheer) for us, we walked to the sunset point. At that time, we felt like we had a “connecting moment ”and     10     (motivate) by their friend lines s immediately.

Even though we had this cultural shock, we have to say that we will never forget how special Bolivia was to us.

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Forget about Military-style Travel during which people tend to visit as many famous spots as possible in the     1     (little) amount of time. A more relaxed alternative, Citywalk, has emerged     2     a phenomenal hit.

Unlike Military-style Travel, Citywalk is about wandering around a city on foot and finding unusual things     3     even a local might not have noticed before. Citywalkers get away from hot tourist     4     (attract) and shopping centers, instead     5     (leisure) seeking out interactions with the natives, authentic snacks, and a deeper appreciation for the history and culture of the city.

Various videos about Citywalk     6     (post) over Chinese multiple social media platforms in recent months. On Instagram-like Xiaohongshu, a search for “citywalk” turns up over 600,000 posts and tens of millions of views. Citywalkers have shared their carefully     7     (plan) routes on social media platforms, generating thousands of followers. Their posts usually include how long the walk is going to take, and interesting places along the way.

Some regions, such as Beijing, have included Citywalk in their plans     8     (promote) cultural tourism and leisure tours. While Citywalk can work as     9     approach to tourism, this trend sees Gen Z seek pleasure more through connection than consumption and     10     (imply) a deep cultural curiosity.

Recently, many netizens posted videos on social media claiming that Harbin has launched a “photo shoot with a white fox” project to entertain tourists. The white fox in the video     1     (have) a soft and cute appearance, and after being artificially raised and managed, its fur is clean and odorless (无气味), providing tourists with a good experience and     2     (frequent) appearing on the hot search list.

For this project, some people believe it is     3     innovative tourism experience that can increase the interactivity and participation of tourists, while others are concerned about the safety and health of the white fox. In fact, these white foxes are professionally trained to have close contact     4     humans, and they do not bite. In addition, the scenic area has taken multiple     5     (measure) to ensure the welfare and safety of the white fox.

Mr. He, the person in charge of Harbin Songhua River Ice and Snow Carnival, said that the scenic area has introduced this project to     6     (well) meet customer needs. These white foxes have been bred (饲养) and domesticated (驯化), so there is no need to worry about     7     (catch) and bitten by foxes.

Mr. He said that due to the continuous     8     (popular) of the White Fox on social media, more and more tourists are taking photos with it.     9     (welcome) tourists, the scenic area often takes care of the white fox, keeping its fur clean and fresh,     10     providing visitors with a better experience.

Harbin has witnessed a significant boom that has caused it to trend on social media this winter. By December 20, 2023, the city airport’s annual passenger throughput (接待人数)     1     (go) beyond 20 million. According to a news report, during the three-day New Year holiday, Harbin received 3.05 million tourists and made     2     income of 5.91 billion yuan, both of     3     reached record high.

Harbin, which is also known     4     China’s “ice city”, is famous for its ice and snow culture. For more than 60 years, the city has had a tradition of holding an annual ice lantern exhibition,     5     (present) the creativity and skill of its artists. Recently, the Ice and Snow World,     6     (recognize) by the Guinness World Records as the largest ice and snow park, is just one of many     7     (attraction) in the city. It features     8     (amaze) ice and snow sculptures, including replicas (复制品) of famous landmarks, animals, and cartoon characters.

“For individual travelers, a city’s infrastructure and public services form the foundation of tourism competitiveness. It is only when tourists feel the     9     (warm) of the city and the goodwill of its citizens     10     they blend into the lives of a travel destination,” said Dai Bin, president of China Tourism Academy.

With its snow and ice attractions, Harbin has become a social media hit. Among the fascinating sights are a group of 11 lovely children from Nanning. They     1     (fearless) set out on an educational trip to Harbin, instantly     2     (win) the hearts of online communities. They     3     (refer) to fondly as the “little tangerines (橘子)”, with the oldest just 6 and a half years old, and the     4     (young) only 3 years and 5 months old.

Each day, their     5     ( present) is trending on various social media platforms. Wherever they go, they are warmly embraced and showered with affection by     6     locals. In Harbin, they tasted the local good food     7     watched a firework display in the snowy landscape. At the northernmost police post of China, they     8     (sing) the national anthem (国歌) and saluted the border guards, marking an important part of their educational trip.

A parent of one of the children expressed gratitude     9     the support and concern shown by netizens and friends from Northeast China. Following their remarkable online journey, these children received invitations from cultural and tourism     10     (authority) of Liaoning and Xinjiang.

Data show that Harbin, during the three-day New Year holiday, welcomed more than 3 million visitors, bringing in 5.9 billion yuan of tourism income.

One of the most popular city walk routes in Shanghai is Fuxing Road in the downtown area of the city. With trees     1     (give) shade from the sunlight, the street is home to many historic buildings of special     2     (significant) to China. Among them is the former residence (宅第) of a famous Chinese architect.

Zhuang Jun (1888-1990),     3     name was also spelt as Chuang Tsin, was one of the first professional architects in modern China, and     4     (create) a series of landmark buildings in Shanghai and other major cities across the country. He also compiled (编写) the first English-Chinese dictionary of architectural engineering terms in     5     1950s.

The residence was designed by himself and constructed in 1921.     6     (locate) at 45 Fuxing Road West in Xuhui District, it is a brick-concrete three-storey garden house. It occupies a long and narrow L-shaped area of 306 square meters, consisting     7     two sets of units. The outer wall is light yellow, while the corners     8     (decorate) with tooth-shaped red bricks. Two fireplaces were built in the sitting room     9     the guest room.

Zhuang and his family lived in the house for decades and he died there in 1990. The house was listed as a     10     (culture) relic preservation site of Xuhui District in 2017. Today it is still a private residence and visitors can only appreciate it from the outside.