Walking into Wei Lamei's home in Xi'an, one can hardly imagine that the room belongs to a 74-year-old granny, with all kinds of dolls     1    (fill) every corner. She     2    (make) at least 700 large cartoon dolls and countless small ones over the past 26 years.

Wei developed a    3     (fascinate) for making dolls at the age of eight     4    she saw a Russian girl with a blond doll in her arms."After retirement, I began to think about following my childhood dream," said Wei.

    5    (drive) by the dream, in her late 50s, Wei headed to Beijing on her own     6    (seek) better opportunities. After 13 years of hard work in Beijing, she developed her unique design concept and     7    (remark) sewing(缝纫)skills.

In 2010, she returned to Xi'an and turned her home into a workshop.She has ten pairs of glasses and keeps them in different places in the house,so she can browse fashion applications on her smartphone anytime. At     8    same time, she often draws inspiration from Xi'an, the ancient city with a long history, and adds traditional cultural elements to her works. She also     9    (active) participates in live-streaming activities, sharing her daily work and attracting many young fans.

There is no certain way to live our lives. The most important thing is     10    we can do what we love.

China will support the entrepreneurship and innovation( 创业与创新) of college students     1    renewed efforts, according to     2     set of guidelines released by the General Office of the State Council.

Hailing college students as a vibrant force for entrepreneurship and innovation, the guidelines called for measures    3    (create) a more favorable environment for business startups and innovative projects    4     (launch) by college students.

Relevant departments should enhance intellectual property protection for such innovative projects, the guidelines    5    (say). They also stressed the    6     (important) of improving financial support for college entrepreneurs and innovators by exploring new funding channels and    7    (introduce) favorable financial    8    (policy).

The guidelines also noted the need to improve entrepreneurship and innovation education,     9    urged colleges to devote     10    (much) attention to these areas in their curriculums.

Liu Cong, a 34-year-old illustrator (插画师), attracted by one particular aspect of the splendid city, the hutong,     1     (live) in Beijing since 2012. She enjoys     2     (ride) a bicycle and wandering through hutong neighborhoods. These narrow alleys consisting of trees, small shops and gray-walled courtyards, or siheyuan, contribute to a sense     3     community and offer a glance of a fast-disappearing way of life.

Last year, Liu moved to a courtyard in Chaodou hutong,     4     her friend, architect Jie Xiaofeng, had stayed for many years. There, Liu started a series of illustrations. With those 23 illustrations being displayed at the Shijia Hutong Museum now, in an     5     (exhibit) titled Wandering, Liu is popular among illustrators.

“Each of the     6     (yard) hidden in the hutong, as is known to people,     7     (be) different and full of the wisdom of the enthusiastic residents, who     8     (full) use the limited space     9     (create) comfortable and convenient surroundings for their families,” says architect Jie. What she loves about living in the hutong is     10     it offers a kind of close connection with her neighbors.

Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Zhuhai, China, is one of the leading ocean-themed parks in the world. Here you can walk under the Whale Shark Aquarium—the world’s largest—and see up to 20, 000 fish, in addition to a whale shark 68 metres in    1    (long). Hungry? The park has plenty of restaurants with    2    (taste) food for every appetite —you can even eat while watching the fish swim by. If it is ocean entertainment     3    you are looking for, come to Chimelong Ocean Kingdom!

The FIFA World Cup is     1     international association football competition contested by men’s national teams of the members of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). Qatar will be the first country in the Middle East     2     (host) the FIFA World Cup. The tournament will be held from 21 November to 18 December 2022,     3     the average temperature in Qatar ranges from 24-28 degrees Celsius. The tournament was moved to winter in Qatar to protect athletes and attendees     4     the summer heat.

As the flagship tournament of the most popular sport in the world, no event has such an extraordinary global reach as the FIFA World Cup™. With the     5     (participate) of 32 national football teams, fans from all around the world and an international event management and volunteer workforce, Qatar     6     (expect) to host as many as one million visitors during the tournament.

Unique stadium     7     (design) reflect the cultural heritage of Qatar and the Arab region. Al Bayt Stadium, which will host the opening match of the FIFA World Cup™, features a giant tent structure     8     (cover) the entire stadium. The stadium takes its name from ‘bayt al sha’ar’ — tents     9     (historical) used by nomadic peoples (游牧民族) in Qatar and the Gulf region. Lusail Stadium, the largest stadium,     10     (celebrate) the region’s ancient tradition of craftsmanship. Its golden vessel design takes its inspiration from intricate bowls used across the Middle East for centuries.

On Saturday, an activity to experience farming culture     1     (hold) in Temple of Agriculture in Beijing.

As     2     important ritual architectural complex near the central axis (中心轴) of Beijing, the temple used to be a place for emperors of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911)     3     (dynasty) to perform sacrifices in the hope for good harvests, and     4     (have) become a witness of China’s farming civilization.

    5     (organize) by the Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum, the activity this time included a ceremony to start harvest, scholars’     6     (introduce) of 24 solar terms and Temple of Agriculture, and an experience activity in     7     people were invited to reap crops with their own hands.

The activity aims to make more people understand the humanistic spirit of     8     (respect) and valuing agriculture, revering nature and seeking harmonious coexistence     9     human and nature, and feel the profoundness of traditional Chinese farming culture and the wisdom and hard work of the Chinese people.

The activity helps people     10     (well) understand traditional farming culture in China.

My Great Escape: Inspiring Innsbruck

I was finally on my way to Innsbruck, with the recent     1     (relax)in travel restriction. It was the capital 500 years ago     2     the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian resided and it still lives up to its royal connections with its impressive architecture.

    3     (lie) within snow-capped mountains, this attractive, underrated destination, is perfect for a short break. As a combination of modern architecture and historic buildings, the city serves both as a dynamic university town and     4     popular tourist attraction. Even the approach to Innsbruck Airport by air is a breathtaking sight as the plane     5     (gentle)flies. The Golden Roof, a significant landmark with its golden copper roof shining in the sunlight, can     6     (view) from the street. Wandering through the marbled streets,       7     (amaze)at the dramatic mountain range, I could not help but be impressed by this awe-inspiring city.

Of course, no visit to Innsbruck is complete     8     trying traditional Austrian food. Pavement cafes are plentiful in the city and there is nothing more relaxing than sitting in the sunshine, tasting coffee and watching the world go by. Undeniably, up to now, Innsbruck     9     (steal)my heart. I can’t wait to come again     10     (sample) more of this delightful city.

The Tibetan antelopes experienced a tough time during 1980s and 1990s. On one hand, their population has greatly decreased due to frequent hunting. On the other hand, their     1     (live) environment was shrinking under the construction of new roads and railways. In order to save this species from     2     (extinct), the Chinese government decided to put it under the national protection. Zhaxi,     3    is a villager as well as a volunteer in Changtang, kept a careful watch over these antelopes day and night. Moreover, bridges and gates were used for their free movement and safe environment.

In order to limit damage to Egyptian architecture and prevent the loss of cultural relics, a committee     1     (establish). Different departments were expected to make their contributions to the protection of the cultural heritage. Great efforts have also been made by experts and scientists who put forward a proposal for     2    these buildings could be saved. After all parties came to     3    agreement, a document was signed and the work began in 1960.