The Falling Stars Challenge, which began in Russia, invites participants    1    (share) their best fake fall and recommend their friends to do the same, and people have been going to make their falls as dramatic as possible. At first, the Falling Stars Challenge    2    (regard) as a way for the wealthy to show their    3    (possession). People were photographing themselves falling from cars, boats and even their own private jets,    4    (lie) face-down with luxurious jewelry, expensive items from high-end brands surrounding them.

However, as the challenge spread, it transformed from being a way of showing off to a creative way to show    5    people consider important in their lives. The social media craze soon made    6    (it) way to Weibo, a Chinese social media platform. A major difference with the Chinese version of the challenge    7    (be) that professionals from different industries participated to show their daily routine. These include a firefighter lying in front of a row of fire trucks and    8    officer at an emergency call center on the ground with documents thrown in all directions.

While some pictures are intended    9    fun online, Chinese authorities are taking it    10    (serious). Some people who have participated in the trend have received tickets for breaking traffic laws to get the perfect photo.