A collection of tombs dating from the Han Dynasty to the Six Dynasties period were discovered in Wulong District of Southwest China’s Chongqing. The tomb dating back     1     the Western Han Dynasty was the most important among them, and more than 600 precious     2     (culture) relics such as lacquerware (漆器), wood ware, bamboo ware, pottery and bronze ware were unearthed from it. Due to     3     (fill) with water, the tomb remained undisturbed and unharmed, and the funerary objects were well-preserved.

What is exciting about this     4     (discover) is not just the large number of unearthed artifacts but also the list of burial items that indicate a precise record of burial,     5     has been verified as 193 BC,     6     (provide) clarity on the tomb’s date. A piece of unearthed jade ware shows the important position of the tomb owner. The list of burial items found in the tomb is complete and     7     (clear) records the name, quantity and size of the funerary objects.

The tomb     8     (contain) the largest quantity of lacquered wood and bamboo ware ever found at one time in the upper     9     (reach) of the Yangtze River. Based on publicly available information, it is also the earliest tomb of the Western Han Dynasty found in China with     10     clear recorded year.

An intrepid (无畏的) group of elderly individuals in northern China’s Tianjin has recently sparked both     1     (curious) and concern with their unique approach to the sport of diving.

The spirited seniors have turned the Shizilin Bridge on the Haihe River     2     a stage for their aquatic acrobatics,     3     (leave) both residents and tourists spellbound. Videos of their daredevil diving acts     4     (pass) around on social media platforms.

The bridge stands about 6 metres above the surface of the river, with the depth of water     5     (be) around 7 metres according to the divers most of     6     are over 60 years old. The elderly divers have become hugely popular for their signature moves which often include bold opening statements with dollops of humour before the daring plunge. Amid     7     orchestra of gasps (倒吸气) and applause, they perform their impressive array of flips (空翻) and jumps, each with a style     8     (unique) their own.

The fun sport seems     9     (play) a significant role in Tianjin’s tourism. Attractions that are in close proximity to the bridge have experienced a substantial increase in their online     10     (expose). Social media posts on the nearby Italian Style Street saw a staggering 51. 8 percent jump, data showed.

An exhibition     1     (feature) traditional costumes of China’s Miao ethnic group and a show with models wearing Miao embroidery (刺绣) clothing kicked off on Sunday in Milan, the fashion capital of Italy. The event offered the audience an opportunity     2     (appreciate) the craftsmanship of Miao embroiderers at close quarters.

“Fashion first of all is culture,” Raffaela Godi, from the audience, told Xinhua. “This fashion show we just saw is an example of     3     is culture, art and fashion together.”

The Miao ethnic group residing     4     (large) in southwest China’s Guizhou Province has a population of 4.3 million and more than 100     5     (branch). Miao people use needles and threads to embroider patterns representing nature and the ethnic group’s history on their costumes. Due to its     6     (art) charm, techniques and rich culture, Miao embroidery has been recognized as a national-level intangible cultural heritage.

Shi Chuanying, an embroiderer from Taijiang County of Guizhou Province,     7     (bring) her works to the exhibition in Milan. “Miao embroidery’s presence at Milan Fashion Week will be     8     great significance to us, and I believe the embroidery will be appreciated on a global stage,” said Shi.

As an experienced embroiderer, she has led more than 300 local embroiders to make Miao embroidery products     9     (export) to France and Italy.

Long Youming, director of the Guizhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center, said the event is     10     good way to present traditional Chinese culture and accelerate the industrialization, internationalization and branding of Miao embroidery.

Over 50 Indian youths on Thursday attended a dialogue with Chinese astronauts     1     board the orbiting Chinese Tiangong space station.

The event “Tiangong Dialogue-SCO students talk with astronauts of Shenzhou-15 spaceship”     2     (organize) by China’s Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Committee. Teachers and students from SCO member countries were invited     3     (attend) the interaction through virtual mode. During the dialogue, Chinese astronauts at the Tiangong space station answered questions of the participants, including those     4     (raise) by Indian youths.

The Indian young people were welcomed into the dialogue by Ma Jia, an officer of the Chinese Embassy in India. She introduced achievement s of China’s space industry while     5     (note) that India has made great progress in     6     field of space.

India is the sixth country in the world to launch a satellite in geosynchronous orbit on its own, the first in Asia and the fourth in the world to     7     (successful) explore Mars. It shocked the world with its record-breaking launch of 104 satellites on one rocket.

Ma said that both China and India are committed to the national     8     (develop) and rejuvenation (复兴). She added that the two countries have great potential for exchange and cooperation in     9     (vary) fields including space science, and     10     the youth from the two neighbouring countries can promote the exchange among civilizations for a bright future for all.

Tang suit often refers to a type of Chinese jackets. The word of Tang suit was created by the overseas Chinese people.

Tang suit has two     1     (vary) in Chinese culture, which are     2     (striking) different from each other in style. One refers to the real Tang-era clothes developing from Hanfu,     3     (give) a free and easy and elegant impression;     4     other refers to the Manchu male’s jacket developing from magua of the Qing Dynasty, and it is made by absorbing a Western-style suit cutting method, A typical design of a Tang suit employs the Chinese characters, such as Fu and Shou     5     (express) good fortune and best wishes,     6     is extremely popular among the Chinese people.

Tang suit     7     (have) a great influence on the clothing styles of other countries up till now. The Japanese kimono (和服) is made     8     the basis of pao of the Tang Dynasty, and it has become the national clothing of Japan. As an essential part of     9     (tradition) Chinese culture, Tang suits     10     (wear) by overseas Chinese people during the Spring Festival each year, appealing to many foreigners to wear then, More and more young Chinese people are inclined to wear Tang suits instead of Western-style suits and dresses on their big days.

Floods and landslides are hard     1     (avoid). However, to protect against them, people take a variety of measures. These could include passing various     2     (law)that prohibit(禁止) cutting down trees and building houses in these areas. Measures can     3     (take)at all levels so that no one is misusing or overusing their share of resources like water and food.

Areas     4     strong winds and tornadoes frequently happen need different precautionary(预防的) measures. Tornadoes and storms can be predicted(预测) to a degree in today’s world. Once one is predicted,     5     is important not to walk out without reason. Asking the kids to stay at home is another good measure. These areas usually have     6     (strong)built houses not to be damaged by extreme conditions. However, having a basement where you can stay and wait for the storm to pass     7     (be)not a bad idea. Make sure that the basement has     8     door that takes you directly out of the house in case that the house collapses(倒塌), you can get out of the basement.

To protect against natural disasters, safety measures need to be taken by governments. Communities need to have small plans in place because     9     the happening of a disaster. And the nearest people that can help you will be those     10     (live)in your neighborhood.

Chopin was born on March 1st, 1810. He is a Polish French composer and pianist of the Romantic period, best     1    (know) for his pieces for piano. Although he wrote brief works, Chopin ranks as one of music’s greatest tone poets by reason of his superb imagination.

All Chopin’s family had artistic leanings, and even at an early age, Chopin was always strangely moved when listening to his mother or eldest sister playing the piano. By age six he was already trying to reproduce     2     he heard or to make up new tunes.     3     following year he started piano lessons with the 61-year-old Wojciech Zywny, an all-around     4    (music) with an intelligent sense of values. Zywny’s simple instruction in piano playing     5    (leave) behind soon by his pupil,     6     discovered for himself an original approach to the piano. Later, Chopin was allowed to develop     7    (smooth) by academic rules and formal training. Chopin found himself     8    (invite) at an early age to play at private parties, and at eight he made his first public appearance at a charity concert.

Piano playing was not alone responsible for his growing reputation as a child genius. At seven he also wrote a Polonaise in G Minor, which was printed. Chopin had a great gift     9     music and grew up with his efforts,     10    (become) a world-famous musician finally.

China’s technique of growing Juncao,     1     is the herbal plant used in the growing of edible (可以吃的) mushrooms, has led to     2     (globe) poverty reduction.

Lin, the chief scientist of National Engineering Research Center of JUNCAO Technology and     3     professor at Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, started to plant the grass in 1983. The technique later spread from Fujian Province to other     4     (area) in the country and has even reached countries across the world.

Juncao is helpful to many farmers in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. So far, the technique     5     (introduce) to more than 100 countries around the world. Twenty years ago, villagers in Papua New Guinea began to learn this modern biological technology     6     the help of Chinese agronomists (农学家). After the Juncao grass was     7     (successful) planted in Papua New Guinea, villagers,     8     (shout) “Juncao, China!” expressed their excitement. Many people in developing countries have rid     9     (they) of poverty through growing Juncao grass and mushrooms.

Many Chinese experts have been trained     10     (extend) the technique to more countries, contributing Chinese wisdom to the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.

Career training comes in all forms. As     1     important part of career training, online training has helped raise the skill levels of employees and make them better prepared for the job market. Government departments have made a series of policies to inspire workers to     2     (active) take part in online career training. Before April 18, 2020, 31 provinces     3     (set) up websites for online training companies. Besides, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security intended to work with some network companies and introduce digital courses covering     4     (many) than 100 jobs.

In order to encourage people     5     (take) online training, the ministry will provide subsidies (补助金) for the workers     6     receive online training. Some provinces have come up     7     a series of new measures so as to ensure the quality of online career training.

It is important to build interactive     8     (platform) for online training, such as filming courses in the workshop, so that people can gain access to more     9     (practice) skills. What’s more, it’s also necessary to     10     (strength) the guidance of online training companies and set standards related to the content and duration of the courses.

After her college closed for the first lockdown(封控) in March 2020,Finty Royle was looking for something to do in her community to help people. When a local company said that it    1    (want) someone to deliver free meals for families    2    need, it was perfect for Royle. She cycled 25 miles around her area every day to hand out the meals. Speaking to The Week Junior, she said, “The children got    3    (extreme) excited to see me every day. There was even one family who had drawn    4    picture in chalk of someone cycling through a rainbow in front of their house.”

Royle, aged 19, has now become a youth campaigner for a charity called Magic Break-fast,    5    aims to provide pupils across the UK with    6    (health) breakfasts to help them learn as well as they can at school. She says the best    7    (choose) for breakfast is porridge because it’s good for you and it keeps you    8    (go) for the whole morning.

Magic Breakfast’s youth campaigners, including Royle, have written to Prime Minister to ask him to increase the Government’s funding for free school breakfasts by £75 million. As food prices rise across the UK, more families may find it hard to afford school meals. Royle believes it is meaningful to do what you can    9    (help) your local community and what you do can also change    10    (you).