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Volunteering is     1     (become) popular now. You could work with groups to pick up something dirty, help to teach kids or feed people without homes. People will     2     (thankful) you for your work.

Volunteering also helps you. When you volunteer, you can make quite a few    3     (friend), improve your health and learn something     4     (use). If you volunteer more, you will experience more meaningful things.

Volunteering helps with your body and mind. When you volunteer, you’ll become friendlier and more     5     (outgoing). So if you don’t have enough friends now, be a volunteer. You’ll meet people    6     can share your interests and feelings. Your friendships will last for a long time.

After you decide to be a volunteer, someone may give you lessons and teach you how to be a good volunteer. Then you can know     7     to solve some problems. So listen     8     (care) when you are in class. Although you never    9     (appear) at some volunteer work before, it’s not late to start from now on.    10     (be) you ready to help others?

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Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is gaining more     1     (accept) around the world.

“Chinese medicine actually has     2     (it) roots in China thousands of years ago.” says Dr. Zhang Xuekai , Director of the U.S. Center for Chinese Medicine. “The spread of Chinese medicine worldwide is     3     great importance. The U.S. Center for Chinese Medicine is on a mission     4     (teach) the world about Traditional Chinese medicine.”

Traditional Chinese medicine usually uses skills like acupuncture (针刺), cupping and specialized massage     5     (know) as Tuina. Dr. Zhang may examine a patient’s tongue     6     take the pulse (脉搏) in three different parts of each wrist. “I take the pulse in a shallow, middle and deep layer,” says Dr. Zhang, “to take a view of your balance in your body.”

The doctor may also ask the patient about stress at work or home and any difficulties     7     may be causing the patient to be out of balance. “We take     8     relationship between the human being and nature, and between the human being and the inside of the body     9     (serious). We have different organs as a whole system. We take the balance of those organs as the priority of our treatment,” says Dr. Zhang

In recent years, the World Health Organization     10     (recognize) the importance of Traditional Chinese medicine, especially in combination with Western medicine.

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During the May Day holiday, numerous messages of people looking for dazi, or activity partners for traveling,     1     (post) on the social media platform Xiaohongshu. Earlier this year, several dazi-related topics were among the most searched-for hashtags on Sin a Weibo,     2     (stimulate) heated discussions among young people. In some ways, activities using dazi have become     3     new form of social communication.

    4     friendships, the concept of dazi is more customizable (定制的). It is     5     (definite) centered on companionship fields. The idea is simple — random individuals come together     6     (join) in an activity they all enjoy. With one or several dazi, people can experience deeper fun in the activities they are interested in.

In addition to the     7     (share) interests, another major advantage of dazi compared to normal relationships     8     (be) its simplicity, some dazi are only temporary, but even longer-lasting ones are cast in the same mould (模式), where the topics discussed tend to be focused and relaxed.

“     9     my meal dazi doesn’t go to school someday, I’ll not be so sad for the rest of the day.” said Shi Zhimin, a 17-year-old student from Shanxi province. “Traditional friendships require a lot of time and emotion to maintain,     10     having a dazi means not needing to carry those burdens,” she added.

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The Olympics are a series of international athletic competitions held in different countries. They’re     1     important multi-sport event that takes place every four years. For the Olympics, participants from all over the world train for years and try their best     2     (win).

Pierre Coubertin, a French man,     3     (found) the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1894. He was once a teacher and historian. In his honor, French had the official status (地位) and     4     (prior) over other languages al the Olympics. According to the Olympic Charter, English and French are the official languages of the Olympics. Therefore, every participant needs to have their documents     5     (translate) in both languages. Besides, real-time interpretations in Arabic, German, Russian, and Spanish must be available for all sessions.

The IOC has a complete guide for those     6     want to apply to these contests. French has the status of being the first official language for Olympic events and it was the language of diplomacy (外交) in the beginning. But later, more countries considered     7     (participate) in this contest. The IOC then made French and English the official languages of the Olympics.

    8     (actual), more than 100 countries in the world speak English now. Besides, almost every country has made     9     a must that children learn English in schools and colleges. This     10     (influence) status has caused the IOC to make English one of the official languages.

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Located in Guangxi, Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge is a famous and special bridge in China. A wind and rain bridge is a roof-covered bridge equipped with benches and pavilions (亭子)     1     (shape) like palaces. It can shelter people from the wind and rain and allow them     2    (meet) and rest.

The Chengyang Wind and Rain Bridge,     3     design makes it an outstanding example of its type, has three floor levels,     4    (contain) five pavilions and a platform at either end. The bridge is supported by stone piers (石墩). It’s over 60 meters long, 3 meters wide and the.     5    (high) above the river is about 10 meters. The upper structure is carefully designed with towers standing on each stone pier. It’s made almost     6    (entire) of wood and the long and wide roof is covered with beautiful materials.

The bridge, also known as Chengyang Yongji Bridge,     7     (construct) by the talented local workmen in    8     early 1900s to link local villages across the river. The workmen enabled the many wooden pieces to be joined closely together without using nails. And they’d decorated the very     9    (value) bridge with brightly-colored lifelike carvings     10     paintings.

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Experts on child development agree that children learn and develop through everyday experiences. Because food and cooking are such fundamental components of our day-to-day lives,     1     (introduce) cooking to children at a young age is essential to their experiential learning.

Children like playing make-believe and enjoy inventing a variety of characters while    2    (absorb) in imaginative play. Cooking games are an excellent way to stimulate imaginative play. Children can act out real-life situations and behaviors through pretend play and improve     3    (they) in creativity. Furthermore, pretend play in the kitchen helps kids learn things like problem-solving, creative thinking, visual     4    (recognize), and so on.

Various cooking games for children that are available online     5    (be) more than just a fun pastime activity. They provide a number of educational benefits as well. Free online cooking games urge kids    6    (try) new things and think outside the box by letting them experiment    7    ingredients, recipes, and preparation methods.    8    (addition), many free cooking games online require kids to perform various kitchen tasks or read the recipes and then follow the instructive tips. When kids take the initiative and finish a task, they feel proud of     9    they have undertaken. Playing free cooking games online can also help kids learn essential skills, teach them    10     to be safe in the kitchen, and increase their general knowledge about the world.

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Colors are important to Chinese culture. The three main colors     1    (consider) lucky in people’s daily lives as well as on special occasions are red, yellow, and green.

Famously popular in relation to anything Chinese, red is the national color representing happiness, good luck, success and good fortune, which is     2    (wide) used during festivals and important events like weddings. Red lanterns decorate     3    (business) and residences. Double rows of red “Xi” letters are pasted on gates and doors.

Yellow — corresponding to earth — symbolized royalty in ancient China     4     was reserved for the emperor. The first Emperor of China was known as the Yellow Emperor. China was often referred to as “Yellow Earth”, and     5    (it) mother river is the Yellow River. Looking down at the Forbidden City from Beijing Jing Mountain, one can see a sea     6     yellow-glazed tile roofs.

Green is the color of wealth, hope and growth, commonly believed to represent purity and cleanness. Many buildings     7    (paint) in green nowadays, as is often the case with banks, post offices and some restaurants.     8    (package) milk or produce in green is to indicate that the product is pollution-free.

The color legacy (遗产) that our ancestor left us can be seen in society today. What’s more, some TV dramas over the past few years     9    (present) traditional Chinese colors in costumes and architecture,     10     excites people’s interest in more ancient colors.

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Bringing National Treasures to Life

A cross-border cooperation mini concert held by six national treasures has gone viral overnight,     1    (touch) the hearts of audiences around the world.

In the catchy music “Dala Bongba”, the six “big brothers” from the field of cultural relics sing proudly and skillfully, creating an    2    (except)scene. Among them, the most shining Changxin Palace lantern sings, holding the torch and sending    3    (blessing) to the aerospace rocket; the Sanxingdui bronze mask uses    4    (extreme) rich facial expressions to praise the beautiful life after poverty-relief efforts.... The national treasures are no longer cold and distant objects    5    (house) in museums but lively and humorous entertainers who can sing and talk.

China has many museums in    6    the collections of cultural relics are beyond count. It would be a pity if so many cultural relics and cultural heritages were only displayed in museum cabinets, lifeless and cold. Aimed    7    “bringing life to the national treasures”, scientific and technological innovations    8    (integrate) with cultural conservation in the past few years.

The technology that makes these cultural relics “talk” is not complicated; the difficulty lies in the inspiration of creativity. The creativity of this mini concert is    9    great success: to some extent, it offers a Chinese way    10    (preserve) the world-wide cultural relics.

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The 40th Weifang International Kite Festival, kicking off in Weifang, has drawn kite fanciers from China and beyond. The main activities of the festival,    1    include competitions for kite making,f lying and fighting, are scheduled.

The festival,    2    (feature) a series of kites in various shapes and sizes ranging from a huge insect to a 50-carriage high-speed train, has become one of the most    3     (impress) international events    4    (hold) in China since it started reform and opening up in the late 1970s.

According to the organizers, more than 600 kite enthusiasts from 59 countries and regions are attending this year’s festival. “Weifang is    5    (extreme) famous among kite lovers around the world,” said Stanislav Kolbintsev from Russia, who was seen with    6     giant bird-shaped kite. Amazed by the huge public passion for the sport, he said he hopes to visit more Chinese cities    7    (fly) kites.“I’ve loved flying kites since I was a child. Flying kites has many good    8    (mean) in India,” said Arindam Adhikary, an Indian.

The first Weifang International Kite Festival was held in 1984. Known as the “capital of kites, “Weifang has a long history of kite making,    9    some records suggesting the first wooden kite    10    (invent) there during the Spring and Autumn period more than 2,000years ago.

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Whenever Song Jing visits a museum, she makes a point of checking out the section on ancient books. In addition to appreciating the wisdom    1    ( hide) in those historical volumes, she focuses on    2    they were bound (装订) and presented.

“It’s more like a force of habit caused by my job,” says Song,34, who    3    ( fall) in love with the work in the restoration division for ancient books at the National Library of China in Beijing soon after her graduation. This needs studying and digging into unique binding methods she hasn’t seen before, while    4    (evaluate) the skills of masters who bring those paper treasures to light.

“ You can tell the technique from the degrees of    5    ( consistent) in the paper’s texture (质地) and color,” Song says.

The National Library of China is home    6    about 3 million ancient books, which in China    7    ( define) as manuscripts (手写本), books and documents before 1911,    8    year the last Chinese emperor quitted from history.

The seasons come and go outside this workshop on the first floor of the library,    9    time is relative for Song and her fellow restorers. Their work is calculated not through “years” but “lifetimes”. Day after day, the 10 or so specialists are    10    ( full) absorbed in the duty of handling and healing the old books. The flow of time may be hardly felt, except through the yellowing pages and the graying of hair.