Li Daiyu and her cousin stayed in Toronto for only a few hours. They went on     1     tour of the city. They went up the CN Tower and looked across the shores of Lake Ontario. Standing in the distance, they were astonished     2     (see) misty clouds rising from the great Niagara Falls. They saw many skyscrapers of glass and steel and old-fashioned cars rolling by as well. From their conversation     3     Lin Fei, who had moved to Canada many years     4     (early), they knew that there are many Chinese people living there.

It     5     (be) not until late that night that the two girls left Toronto and early the next morning the train arrived in Montreal,     6     they learned that most of the residents speak both English and French. They went downtown and spent the afternoon in     7     (love) shops and visiting artists in their workplaces along St Paul Street. While     8     (sit) in a restaurant, they met a photographer who told them the city has unique Quebec culture and traditions and fantastic     9     (restaurant) and clubs.

That night they boarded the train heading towards the Gulf of St Lawrence and     10     (they) journey across Canada proceeded.

Following the barbecue-induced travel craze to the city of Zibo in East China, Chinese social media has once again highlighted the next internet-famous city worthy of     1     (explore).

This time it’s Tianshui, a low-key city in China’s Gansu province that     2     (take) the spotlight recently. It has attracted considerable attention     3     food enthusiasts and social media influencers online,     4     (celebrate) the city’s iconic dish of hot pot.

Known as Tianshui Malatang, which     5     (literal) means spicy and hot, the local dish is popular for its large portion of skewered meat, vegetables,     6     hand-made potato noodles in a pot of boiling broth (肉汤).

Two food bloggers, with over 3 million followers in their account on the popular Chinese Weibo,     7     (be) among the influencers praising the deliciousness of Tianshui Malatang. Their vlogs show eager food enthusiasts lining up on the streets, many of     8     traveled from cities far away.

Dong Liangyan, 29, from Daqing in Heilongjiang province,     9     (locate) more than 2,000 km away from Tianshui, told Xinhua that she was absolutely delighted     10     (enjoy) the local delicacy.

When I was young, my parents who were     1     possession of a small company used to take me to visit the seaside. We always stayed in a hotel close to the shore because my parents had a close bond     2     the owner of the hotel. Every time we went there, we would go diving under the waves to see the colorful fish. As I grew older I was allowed to go to greater     3     (deep) and further out beyond the bay. There I saw small sharks as they swam     4     (lazy) around the sea bottom. One day I witnessed a shark pursue a small fish which had no time to flee away and was     5     the mercy of the shark. In    6     meanwhile, I looked at the poor fish with a mixture of astonishment and sympathy.

Wolong National Nature Reserve is located in Sichuan Province. Owing     1     a warm and humid (潮湿的) climate favorable to bamboos, pandas' favorite food, it is an ideal habitat for giant pandas.     2     is apparent that more than one hundred pandas once     3     (inhabit) there, accounting for over 10% of the nation's total.

The reserve is also widely known as a “Bio­gene Bank” because     4     substantial number of species, including rare and     5     (endanger) species, are found there. Wolong National Nature Reserve has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006.The inclusion has ensured a secure environment for all the species in the area.

Xiangyang,     1     lies in the heart of Sunshine Town, is the best place for a holiday. And the Ruiying Hotel,     2     is the only hotel in Xiangyang, is the best place to stay at. The street,     3     the hotel lies, is quiet and clean. Most people get up late in the morning on weekends,     4     the cleaners still have much work to do. The cleaners keep the street clean and beautiful. Ruiying,     5     bought this small hotel three years ago, has already won a lot of praise for excellence. The guests,    6     Ruiying treats as members of her family always come here for meals. Some of     7     once stayed at the hotel and said it was “great”.     8     visitors come to Sunshine Town, Xiangyang and its Ruiying Hotel will not disappoint them.

Anji, a small county in East China’s Zhejiang Province,     1     (receive) over 28 million tourists every year. There are more than 300 coffee shops there,     2     in terms of population density has surpassed that of Shanghai. “A cup of coffee bridges the gap between the big city and the small county,” said Han Jie, a Shanghai tourist who     3     (temporary) escaped the large city and came to Anji over the weekend. In Zhejiang,     4     increasing number of coffeehouse owners are venturing into rural areas to meet the demands of a growing population of young and adventurous coffee enthusiasts.

    5     (locate) in the bamboo forests of Penghu Village in Anji , a café called Waterfall Coffee has gained popularity     6     social media influencers. Visitors can not only taste coffee on the cliff halfway up the mountain, admiring waterfalls in the distance,     7     enjoy boating on the lake with an excellent view.

The outdoor café, the Deep Blue Coffeehouse, has received 350,000 tourists in less than a year, with the highest daily number of visitors     8     (reach) 8,000 people. By far, the small coffee shop has fueled the rural economy of Hongmiao Village in some way, causing university students     9     (cooperate) with the local government in organizing a start-up fair, with the aim of attracting more university     10     (graduate) to start business in the village.