In recent years, Chinese online literature has been recognized increasingly from home and abroad. For example, the British Library     1     (collect) Good Spring Time and 15 other Chinese online novels over a month ago. Covering themes of science fiction, history, reality and fantasy, these novels are considered the     2     (classic) of Chinese online literature from the past 20 years.

Good Spring Time is one of the     3     (famous) Chinese online novels. It focuses on Chinese porcelain culture, conveying a spirit that encourages people     4     (fight) against fate continuously, as well as the love and care among family members. Readers can see a splendid, elegant China through the tradition, romance, friendship, struggles and beauty     5     (describe) in the novel.

Hearing of the news     6     her work has been included in the Chinese bibliography of the British Library, Yi Qianchong, known     7     the author of Good Spring Time, is rather amazed and happy. “It’s a surprise to me that online fiction can     8     (add) to the collection of a foreign library. When my novel entered the collection of the National Library of China. I was very happy. It’s     9     milestone for my creation.”

“Today, when I heard that the British Library is collecting Chinese online literature, I’m     10     (delight) for online literature. It feels like the path of online novel writing is becoming ever wider.” she adds.

A kindergarten class in Stone Harbor, N. J. recently said the voyage to a group of 18 orphaned turtles is part of     1     program to rescue, raise and release the turtles.

For more than 20 years, kindergartners     2     (meet)their tiny turtles at the beginning of the school year.

“They live in this community, so it’s important that they understand     3     is important to them like the threats to the species and their biology.”said Lisa Ferguson, the director of the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor.

“Then     4     the end of the year, they come to visit us for a program. They get T-shirts that have a turtle crossing on it. and then they get a chance     5     (release)their turtles back to the marsh(沼泽).”

These little     6     (baby)are harvested as eggs from their mothers killed near the shore     7     they nest(筑巢). The turtles     8     (raise)for a year to give them time to mature before being returned to the wild.

Ferguson said“ it was a highlight of the year. They’ve been through a year of school. They’re more confident. Some of them are very excited, and some of them a little bit more hesitant to hold them. But we help get the job     9     (do).”

Ferguson hopes the kids in her program     10     (eventual)will grow up to be lifelong turtle lovers.

Before coming to China to teach, I wrongly assumed that there would be much     1     (difficult) for me since I couldn’t speak Chinese well. Nevertheless, while it presented some interesting challenges, I cannot stress enough how warm the majority of people I met     2     (be).

Making friends was my big concern     3     first but I soon settled in and became good friends with the fellow teachers. There weren’t many foreigners at the school in     4     I was teaching, but I had plenty of friendly neighbours     5     (keep) me company. They often had me round for dinner!

In China, teachers     6     (normal) get several weeks off for Chinese New Year, so I was fortunate enough to travel a bit. I loved walking along the Great Wall and visiting the Forbidden City.

When it comes to my favourite Chinese food, how can I possibly choose?! Every meal was a feast, especially with the low cost of living which meant eating out wasn’t just something     7     (luxury). While I loved the big crowded dinners with 20+ dishes on the table, I was     8     big fan of the homemade dumplings my friend made for me. I'd strongly consider going back just to taste them again!

Overall, it can't be     9     (good) if you can have the chance to teach in China for some time. I’d absolutely do it again if     10     (give) the chance.

End of Heat (处暑) implies that most parts in China     1     (get) rid of the hot summer and entering autumn. But in some areas,     2    (especial) in South China, autumn is late in coming and people are still bothered by hot weather. End of Heat is also the busy harvest season for     3    (farmer).

In China, regions beyond the Great Wall will enter autumn in early September. People can enjoy the scenery as it changes gradually     4     summer to autumn. When the End of Heat comes, summer heat is     5    (go). Clouds in the sky scatter (散开) around,    6    (form) different shapes. There is a saying     7     goes, “Enjoying the clouds of various forms in July and August.”

It is a tradition     8    (eat) duck during the End of Heat period. Duck has a sweet flavor and according to Chinese traditional medicine it has a “cool” nature. There are many recipes for cooking duck such as roasted duck, cooked duck with lemon,    9    (smoke) duck with walnut dressing and sauteed duck with ginger shoots. The tradition of eating duck during     10     End of Heat period is still popular in China.

A new way to restore Earth’s biodiversity—from the air

Every year, humans change 10 million hectares of land, and not for the better. Right now, there is     1     much damaged land around the world that we need to fix this fast. Fortunately, technology can help. Restoration is     2     enormous, complex challenge. It cannot be done by     3     ( simple ) planting trees. We need to bring native ecosystems back     4     life, which requires deep     5     ( ecology ) expertise. Until now, we have been limited to poor copies, like vast plantations of a single kind of tree.

But drones (无人机) change that by allowing us     6     ( gather ) data and plant the right mix of vegetation (植被) quickly. And the machine-learning     7     ( analyze ) enables us to monitor our restoration work. For example, in Australia, we’re using drone - based planting and ecology - trained AI to restore thousands of hectares of land mined for coal. Many native forests here in Australia     8     ( destroy ) by catastrophic bushfires over the last few years. This means reduced food sources and safe habitats for koalas. A new project will accelerate the restoration of thousands of hectares of koala forests.

With these technologies     9     ( combine ), we’re able to expand restoration from a small island to an entire continent. We can return forests to land     10     a mine used to be, or recreate ecosystems like the one we’re hoping to restore on Lord Howe Island.

The Guardian is a daily post in the UK, which enjoys a high popularity,     1     its circulation, since its birth larger than other similar media.

The Guardian that saw its birth in mid-1990s posed a great threat to papers that were already in the print-media market as the new     2     (publish) hit the market, and within short time it was in the march with its competitors. The paper targets at the general public and serves all age groups     3     (carry) a rich mix of news articles, features, photos.

In spite of     4     (it) universality, the Guardian also has serious tailor-made contents which touch or suit different groups of our readers and it plays a     5     (decide) role of educating, informing and entertaining the readers.

    6     (function), the paper is up-in-arms to promote economic and social changes. Being a tailor-made product makes it unique, exceptional and     7     crowd –puller.

The Guardian,     8     distribution network is reliable, timely and superb,     9     (read) all over the world, and what is believed in the media circle is that its core position is unshakable     10     the paper itself fails to innovate in the global tide of media reform.

When 21-year-old Anabelle ordered food using DoorDash, she unknowingly started a chain of events that she didn't know     1     （change）a stranger's life.

It started when her doorbell camera gave her     2     view of an elderly man delivering her food. He was clearly struggling, but he still managed to get the job     3     （do）. To help him out, she gave him a $30 tip on a $21 order—but that was just the start of her     4     （generous）.

After a TikTok she posted of the delivery went viral, Anabelle made up her mind     5     （use）the profit she had gained to raise money for this stranger. She contacted DoorDash to get his information. But they had to contact him first.     6     （unlucky）, he never answered.

Finally, Anabelle knew this man's name: Kerry Judd. At 71 years old, Kerry still couldn't slow down. His wife died and his two sons are under his care. His income     7     a DoorDash deliverer isn't reliable, and recent health issues have made things even     8     （hard）.

Anabelle shared his story on GoFundMe where it slowly     9     surely began to reach countless people who     10     （move）by Kerry's struggles. By now, she has collected over $10,700!

On Wednesday afternoon, two days after the crash of Flight MU5735, it was raining in Molang, a village near the scene of the disaster in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. Some relatives of the passengers who were on board the Boeing 737-800 burst     1     tears as rescuers and excavators (挖掘机) were working in a place — a mountainous area     2     their loved ones could lie    3    (bury). They left white and yellow chrysanthemums (菊花) — a flower that Chinese traditionally use to pay tribute (敬意) to    4     dead.

The plane, operated by China Eastern Airlines, left Kunming, capital of Yunnan province, at 1:11 pm on Monday for Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province. Air traffic     5    (controller) lost track of the jet, which was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members, over Wuzhou. The plane crashed at about 2:30 p.m., Xinhua News Agency reported.

The first rescue team, from Tengxian county, Wuzhou,     6    (arrive) at the crash site at 3:50 p.m. on Monday. As the road into the village is extremely narrow, it is not    7    (convenience) for large vehicles to enter the area. The report said villagers had helped bring in rescue materials on their motorcycles, which to some extent had eased transportation difficulties. By 7 p.m. on Wednesday, rescuers had searched an area covering 46,000 square meters, but failed to find a    8    (survive).

One of the aircraft’s two black boxes found on Wednesday, believed    9    (be) the cockpit (驾驶舱) voice recorder, was sent to Beijing, according to Zhu Tao. He said the exterior of the black box was     10    (severe) damaged, but its data storage unit survived.

Every month, and sometimes twice a month if there is a Blue Moon, a full moon graces our skies. February tends to be the     1     (cold) month in the UK, so it may come as no surprise     2     this month’s full moon is called the Snow Moon because of the heavy snowfall that typically happens during the month. The name comes from the Old Farmer’s Almanac, which is a reference book     3     (contain) weather forecasts, planting charts, astronomical data and more.

The early explorer of North America     4     (write) that it would be called the Snow Moon because “more snow     5     (common) falls during this month than any other in the winter”. Historically, the moons were used     6     (track) the seasons, and the names came from Native American sources that were passed down through generations. According to Almanac, there are several other alternative names for February’s moon that have historical connections to animals, Bald Eagle Moon, Bear Moon, and even Raccoon Moon     7     (include).

Some beliefs say that the moon phase is parallel to your emotions. This means, when the moon is     8     the top of brightness, it will bring out the deepest feelings in you.     9     the world outside is cold, you can feel the     10     (warm) within by lighting your inner fire.

Yuan Xin,    1    one-armed doctoral student from Wuhan University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, Central China’s Hubei province, touched many netizens    2    his inspiring life story.

Yuan, who lost his right arm in a truck accident at the age of 3, is now 26 years old and a third-year doctoral student who has coded using only one hand for seven years,    3    (earn)more than 30 honorary awards, including one invention patent, and one design patent.

His mother    4    (firm)believes “knowledge changes destiny”, so she taught her son at home first, helping him master writing with his left hand. In high school, Yuan experienced    5    (kind)and support from his peers and teachers. They prepared for the national college entrance exam and succeeded in getting    6    (admit)into university. Yuan had wanted to become a doctor    7    (save)more people, but because of his physical condition,    8    meant he could never be in charge of medical operations, he finally gave up.

Never having touched a computer before entering university, Yuan worked harder than most. He caught up to his peers quickly and    9    (award)qualification to the successive graduate and doctoral academic program. The opportunity motivated him to work even    10    (hard).