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Because of the pandemic (疫情), many people look for fun online. Watching livestreaming (直播的) shows has become part of their lives. At the same time, traditional culture has found a bigger stage online. Many traditional artists are starting to livestream on Douyin and Bilibili. Some of them sing Beijing Opera, some show their folk handicrafts, while others perform Chinese classical music. A growing number of young people are starting to become more interested in traditional culture because of livestreaming.

Li Jun is a Beijing Opera performer in Shanghai Jingju Theater Company. After the outbreak, the 59-year-old man took up his smart phone and started livestreaming. Unlike performing on a formal stage, Li uses ordinary places as his stage, including his backyard and study room. Apart from singing, Li also teaches viewers about Beijing Opera. People can ask him questions and get answers directly.

“Livestreaming has brought this elegant (高雅的) art down to earth,” one viewer said. “It gives young people an easier aceess to this traditional art and lets them learn more about it.” Li has more than 6000 fans on Douyin, while one of his videos got 42,000 views on Bilibili.

On March 26th, 2020, Bilibili livestreamed a Huafu show on the third China Huafu Day. Performers presented clothes in traditional Chinese styles, including those from Wei, Tang and Ming dynasties. During the show, viewers not only enjoyed looking at the clothes, but also watched how performers used ancient styles of make-up.

As Guangming Daily noted, livestreaming has come to a new stage through which traditional culture can be kept alive.

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Located in Huaping County in Lijiang, Yunnan, the Huaping Senior High School for Girls is famous not only because it is the first girls’ public high school that doesn’t charge tuition fees(收学费) in our country, but also because a lot of students there enter universities.

1． would have happened without Zhang Guimei. The woman has been fighting 2． the inequality and prejudice(不平等和偏见) girls face in the mountain for a long time.

In 2001, Zhang, then a teacher of a(n) 3． middle school, noticed that many girls from poor families had little chance of getting an education. Then the 4． of starting a school for girls came into her mind. She also decided that the school wouldn’t charge tuition fees. To raise money, between 2002 and 2007, Zhang spent the summer and winter 5． on the streets, asking people to give away money to her school. However, she 6． collected about 10,000 yuan.

Later, a reporter reported 7． story. At last, she got one million yuan from the government, and the Huaping Senior High School for Girls was opened in September 2008.

There were many difficulties in the beginning, 8． Zhang didn’t give up. “I want my students to go to good universities," she said. So far, over 1,600 girls have graduated and received 9． education at universities. These achievements came at the 10． of Zhang’s health.

When asked why she tried her best 11． girls in the mountain receive better education, Zhang said, “Education for women can influence three generations(三代人).”

春节将近，新的一年即将开始。俗话说“一年之计在于春”，在新的一年里，你有什么计划和愿望吗？你学校的英语社团正开展以“My New Year’s Resolutions”为题的征文比赛，请你写一篇80词左右的短文，谈谈你在学习、饮食和运动方面的新年计划，向社团投稿。（开头已给出，不计入总词数）

My New Year’s Resolutions

Resolutions may help to make us a better person and to make our life easier. In the coming new year, I am going to make three resolutions.

The first resolution is about my study. Next year, I am going to…____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

“Of all traditional Chinese food, I like eating zongzi best. 1． When I went to a restaurant there, I saw some zongzi on the table. I was surprised to see only rice inside!” Mr. Huang from Tongcheng said, “2． Then I knew that those zongzi were served (提供) with sugar. They tasted sweet. 3． When I was a child, I started to eat zongzi with meat and salt in it.”

Chen is also from Tongcheng. 4． He said. “I don’t like sweet Chinese zongzi, so I can’t eat more than two. Many friends around me are similar to me.”

However, things are different in Chaohu like eating sweet zongzi. There are many sweet zongzi in her home during the festival 5． But now they’re also trying zongzi with meat and salt.

It was about 9: 00 p.m. Six-year-old Alice was in bed. “Dad, tell me a story from when you were little. Tell me the story about you and your best friend at school,” said Alice. They just finished the nightly(每晚的) reading of Tin Tin. Now it was time for “just one more story” before Alice went to sleep.

Most parents know about the benefits(益处) of reading stories from books with their young children. It improves the children’s language skills(技能), makes them learn about the world, and helps their own reading later in school. All in all(总之), it’s incredible for parents to read books with their young children.

Yet most parents don’t know that everyday family stories, like the one that Alice wanted her dad to tell that night, have many of the same benefits of reading, and even some new ones. For example, when parents share everyday stories with their little children, their children tell richer, more complete (完整的) stories to others one to two years later. If teenagers(青少年) know more about their family stories, they will care more about their family and feel less worried.

All families have stories to tell. Children and teenagers can learn a lot from their family stories. They may have the stories for a lifetime(一生) .

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When the new school year started, every student in Yi Chang, Hubei, got a special book about environmental protection(环境保护). This is 1． of the city government’s (市政府的) actions to protect the environment. The government 2． that young people can care more about the environment of their hometown (家乡).

The 3． in Yi Chang is very serious because there are lots of factories in the city. And Yi Chang is 4． for the protection of waterways (水道) in Yangtze River. So last year, the city government 5． a three-years plan to make the environment better. 6．, many people didn’t see the importance of environmental protection. So the city government 7． to start by educating the young students.

All the examples 8． the book come from Yi Chang. The students know 9． well. “If the book was about pollution in other 10． like Japan or America, the students would not have much feeling about it,” says Wang Hongjun who works for the government.

We influence (影响) students 11． their education at school, and we hope they will also influence their parents and many other people,” says Wang.

Some villagers in Hebei are practicing yoga (瑜伽) these days. They ________ the sport very much. Lu Wenzhen teaches these villagers do yoga in ________ free time.

When Lu first came to the village, he found villagers here ________ a lot of their free time sitting cross-legged on the ground and talking with each other. “The villagers could sit like that for a very long time. That made me ________ a yoga position (姿势),” he said. Then Lu got the ________ of teaching villagers to do yoga.

Lu then started to learn yoga ________ watching online videos. ________, it was quite hard to let villagers try doing yoga. They always said, “What is yoga? ________ would I do that? It must be ________ that people living in cities do, not for us poor villagers.” At Lu’s first yoga class, ________ a few women came.

“Doing yoga is good for my ________. It can ease the pains(缓解疼痛) in my back. It makes me ________ after a day’s work,” said Liu Ying, 75.

News went ________ around the small village. “Now about 60 villagers, aged from 57 to 82, ________ me to do yoga at least one hour a day. With strong(强壮的) bodies, they can work harder and spend ________ money on health care,” Lu said.

Hi, I’m Peter. This is the photo of my family. My grandfather has little hair. My father is next to him. He is wearing a cap. My grandmother has gray hair. The woman behind me is my mom. She has straight (笔直的) brown hair. There is a little boy sitting on the table. His name is Paul. He is my brother. He is wearing a green T-shirt and a pair of green socks. It’s his favorite color.