The Richfield Museum of Fine Art is going to present a new exhibition. Its goal is     1     (display) the Chinese artistic genius from ancient times.

    2     is the highlight of the exhibition is the painting of Tang Yin, born in Ming Dynasty. He sought and failed to gain entry into the civil service, so he turned to painting and gained     3     (recognize) as one of the greatest Chinese artists. His painting Clearing After Snow on a Mountain Pass,     4     (show) high mountains, trees and houses covered in snow, was made with extraordinary skill.

In addition, there is a collection of nearly 100 bronze objects from the Shang Dynasty. Some of the items     5     (think) to have come from the collection of Emperor Qianlong,     6    admirer of Shang Dynasty bronze.

Finally, it has many fine examples of Tang Dynasty sculptures. In the seventh century, Buddhism began to show expansion in China and trade along the Silk Road also     7     (boom). Therefore, Chinese sculpture found     8     (it) influenced by Buddhist art,     9    contributed to the emergence of artworks intended to spread Buddhism.

Since all the artworks are     10     exceptional beauty and quality, it is really an art feast you can't miss!

Living in a city can be stressful. But people in Bogota, Colombia have found a place to help ease stress and get a    1    (peace) break from busy life. The place is a     2    (protect) park for hummingbirds(蜂鸟).

The park is at the top of Montserrat Hill. The area    3     (contain) a forest which has turned into a quiet place for both people and birds. As the hummingbirds fly from flower to flower, some people take pictures with cameras or phones.

“Sometimes it doesn't seem real because we are close to    4     city with the population of 8 million,    5     create noise every day," said Camino Carter, a caretaker in the park. His job is    6    (mix) water and sugar that is put in bird feeders.

    7    (visitor) to the park can see between 25 to 35 different species of birds. But ten years ago, the hill was     8     (complete) destroyed, and no trees     9    (leave) on it.

Luckily, measures were taken by the government. Workers began to replant local trees and flowers to bring the forest back    10     life.

Presently, there are 115 species of birds, including 18 kinds of hummingbirds in the park.

Shanghai hosts art exhibition on Silk Road

An art exhibition with works of 222 artists from 70 Belt and Road    1    （country）has opened in Shanghai. Co-sponsored by the Chinese Artists Association and Shanghai Art Museum, the exhibition,    2    （name） “Our Home-The Belt and Road Nations' Art Exhibition," runs until March 31, 2021.

Chinese sculptor Wu Weishan's creation is a major    3    （attract）of the event. The bronze statues of Leonardo Da Vinci and Chinese painter Qi Baishi standing next    4    each other have brought time to a standstill（停顿）.

Oil painting Turpan,    5    was created with sand from China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, depict（描绘）a    6    （gold）sky, mountains, valleys and rivers, said Alberto Manai, director of the Italian Institute of Culture Shanghai. The painting is full of strong and warm emotions, enabling people from different cultures and regions    7    （feel）the grand and profound charm of the Silk Road.

At a time when offline art activities    8    （cancel）around the world, Shanghai is hosting such    9    exhibition. It conveys a warm and important message that we humans are still interdependent,    10    （share）one family and beauty together.

Childhoods were greatly changing, with fewer opportunities to spend time outdoors, researchers    1     (observe).

The loss of exposure to the    2     (nature) environment would have negative long-term consequences, they warned. Setting up    3       “outdoor learning center” would help teachers, and help shape policies and strategy, they suggested. The report highlighted previous studies that showed that    4     (busy) family lives, combined with an    5     (increase) sense of fear in society, children were having fewer opportunities to explore their surrounding environment.

This was declining children’s social skills as well as risking   stifling (抑制) their long-term physical, emotional    6         (develop) and wellbeing. Therefore, it was important that schools did not overlook the opportunities that outdoor learning provided    7    (bridge) this gap. “At the moment, if outdoor learning    8    (be) part of a school’s curriculum in England, it is largely because the teachers have recognized the value of it,” said report co-author, Sue Waite, a reader in outdoor learning at Plymouth University, UK.

With so much focus    9     academic achievement, there can be pressure on teachers to stay in the classroom,    10     means children are missing out on so many experiences that will benefit them through their lives.

For years , many adventurers have travelled to the Rocky Mountains in search of hidden treasure. They were on the hunt for a bronze (铜) chest. It was said to be filled     1    diamonds and gold. On June 6, 2020, news broke that the chest was    2    (final) found. The person who found it has chosen    3    (remain) unidentified.

Forrest Fenn is an antiques    4     (collect). He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Fenn created the treasure hunt more than 10 years ago,    5    (hope) it would inspire people to have fun and explore nature. Fenn    6    (publish) a book called The Thrill of the Chase in 2010. In the book, he dropped some tips about    7    the treasure chest was located. The clues (线索) were in a form of a 24-verse poem. Readers had to use the poem to settle the puzzle. This led many explorers down     8    (danger) roads in search of the chest’s location. Fenn says the end of the hunt is bittersweet. “I feel halfway kind of glad, halfway kind of sad because the hunt is over," he says.“I congratulate the     9    (thousand) of people who participated in the search    10     hope they will continue to be drawn by the promise of other discoveries.”