The incredible theme parks can be approached here and there. For example, Disneyland appeals to those who favor adorable fairytales or cartoon characters. It also offers exciting rides     1     (amuse) you. Dollywood is unique since it shows and     2     (celebrate) America’s traditional southeastern culture, which covers old-fashioned handcrafts, the same kind of candy     3     (make) 150 years ago and riding on the only steam engine still working in the southeastern United States is a special treat. Chimelong Ocean Kingdom is an ocean-themed park,     4     you can enjoy many ocean     5     (entertain) and tasty food for every appetite.

I wake up to the sound of the wind     1    (buffet) the cloth of my tent. Even though the sun is brightly shining, telling     2     it is morning or night is impossible. I’m above the Arctic Circle,     3     in summer the sun never sets.     4    (check) my watch, I see that it is 7:30 a.m. I leave my tent and walk over to the mountain edge. Spreading out before me, branches of the Rapa river flow     5     the valley below. I’m in the remote far north of Sweden in Sarek National Park, a place with no roads or towns.

I wake up to the sound of the wind buffeting the cloth of my tent.Even though the sun is     1     (bright) shining, telling whether it is morning or night is impossible.

Around 9,000 years ago, reindeer began to arrive at Sarek’s mountains.Following the reindeer     2    (be) the Sami people, who made this territory their home.In 1909, Sarek was made a national park     3    (keep) the land in its natural state.

For hundreds of years,     4    (look) after reindeer was a way of life for the Sami.

After breakfast, I pack my bag and set out again.Being in such a beautiful and wild place makes me feel     5    (bless) to be alive.

Alice Thompson is a girl from Sydney, Australia. She had her first long     1     (distant) train ride at the age of 18. Together with a friend, she got     2     the famous Ghan train in Sydney and got off in Alice Springs. During the two days and nights, they ate meals     3     (cook) by experts and saw fields, desert and     4     (abandon) farms. In the daytime, Alice talked to other passengers and read some books. At night, she watched the stars in the sky     5     shone like diamonds.

Why is the train     6     (call) the Ghan? It is short for Afghanistan. A long time ago, Australians wanted to travel to the middle of their country, so they brought some     7     (train) camels from Afghanistan    8     (carry) food and other supplies, and returned with wool and other     9     (produce). They did that until     10     1920s, when the government built a new railway line and took the place of camels.

“Climb Mount Tai and the whole world looks small.” Confucius once declared from the summit.     1     is a challenge to tourists is the climbing to the top of Mount Tai. It takes them three to seven hours     2     (walk) the whole way.

For thousands of years, Mount Tai has been a source of     3    (inspire) for poets and thinkers. The mountain is in the east, and in Chinese culture east     4    (regard) as a sacred direction because that is where the sun and moon rise. Therefore, Mount Tai is the most holy of China’s five sacred mountains.

In the morning, we got up at 4 a.m. to position ourselves for the sunrise. From Jade Emperor Peak     5    (locate) among hundreds of others, we were fortunate enough to see a clear sunrise. After that, we hiked for about five hours     6     the mountain and through Peach Blossom Valley, a beautiful walk through     7    (flower) peach trees and pools of water.

The greenery up the mountain made for     8     fantastic climb, and the second-day valley hike was     9    (sure) to me the highlight, and not just because there were no steps up. It was     10     (peace), allowing me to enjoy the greater vision I had gathered from the top.

The journalists from home and abroad for Beijing 2022 were invited to an online city tour of Wuhan in     1     (center) China at the Main Media Center here on Sunday.

The theme of     2     online tour is “Visit the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan and taste the flavor of life by the Yangtze River.”

    3     the tour, journalists were able to overlook the city landscape on the top floor of Yellow Crane Tower, one of     4     (famous) towers that boast a long history. They also learned about Han embroidery and local food.Video reporter of China Media Group Zhu Shuying said, “I’m very happy     5     (participate) in this activity     6     makes my life in the closed-loop more colorful.”

This was the 19th online tour organized by the Beijing 2022     7     (organizer) since January 7, which has attracted more than 900 Chinese and foreign reporters. Previous tours     8     (include) themes like visiting the Palace Museum to know the restoration techniques of cultural relics,     9     (explore) the ritual and music culture of China in Qufu, Shandong, and embracing diverse “Fu” culture in Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Fuzhou, Fujian.

Ian Whitbread of Getty Images said in an interview in January that the online tour gave him the chance to feel the charm of Chinese traditional culture and get a better understanding of Beijing and other Chinese cities despite the closed-loop (闭环)     10     (manage).

The online city tours will continue until the end of the 2022 Paralympic Games on March 13.

Li Daiyu and Liu Qian were on a trip to Canada.Before     1     (start) out，they spent a couple of days in Vancouver,     2     there were some shops selling crafts and antiques. And then they passed the Canadian Rockies by train.     3     (see) from the train window, the mountains and forests of Canada looked massive. After that they took the train to Lake Louise，where the blue water took their breath     4    . Their next stop was in Edmonton，a city with daily temperatures     5     (average) －10℃. They had known that Canada is a country which has vast lands but     6     small population. However，they didn’t anticipate     7     (see) such an open country.They were so     8     (amaze). The train thundered on，and the red maple trees outside the window     9     (confirm) that autumn had arrived in Canada. It was not until 9:30 a.m.     10     they finally reached their destination—Toronto. The whole journey took them four days.

For travelers who used to think that Chinese farmers live in poor conditions, the rural tours can be quite an eye opener.     1     (travel) to Jiangsu’s rural villages, many of which look like beautiful postcard scenes, might be entirely different from     2     you have imagined. A rural tour to the province might allow travelers to have a glance at their daily lives as well as the development of China’s rural areas in recent years.

Longshang village, a     3     (locate) with 140 people from 51 households, lies at the foot of Youzi Mountain in Nanjing’s Gaochun district. It used to have ruined houses, muddy roads and     4     (annoy) insects everywhere. In 2017, experts     5     (invite) to design the village’s landscape and help preserve its ancient buildings. Now it has become     6     “Internet celebrity (名人)”and attracted many visitors     7     (draw) by its tea houses, cafes and book stores.

Also in Nanjing, Bulao village in Pukou district, known as Never Aging village, has attracted tourists interested in finding the secret of staying young.     8     clean water and refreshing air, the village impresses many     9     its stone streets, ancient-style farm houses and leisure tourism sites     10     people can go hiking, play baseball and go fishing.