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His friend Michael didn't like this. He decided that things had to be6 . Michael's father was the town's mayor(市长) and Michael7 to convince(说服) him that this year they should offer one day as a   the festival to deaf people. During that whole day everyone would have to wear earplugs(耳塞).

People liked the8 . The day became known as The Day of Silence, and when it arrived, everyone stuck plugs in their9 . That morning was filled with jokes and laughter. But, as the hours passed, people knew more and more clearly how10 life was when they couldn't hear anything.

On that day, nobody was thinking of Reggie as just a(an)11 person. This meant he could be treated just like any other boy, and people saw Reggie had a bright mind. On that day, using his usual12, Reggie was the one who could communicate best with everyone. This meant that people paid more attention to what he was saying, and they were13 by his intelligence and his ability to find solutions to almost any problem. They14 that he had always been like that, and that in normal life all Reggie needed was a little more time than others to communicate. That was the only15 .

You must have heard a lot about how people protect the Palace Museum, the Suzhou gardens and other ancient architectural sites (建筑遗址). Unfortunately, many of them didn't get enough protection.

On Sep 29, a national list of 20th century Chinese architectural heritage (遗产) sites was published in Beijing.

The Great Hall of the People in Beijing and the Russian-style Saint Sofia Cathedral (圣索菲亚教堂) in Harbin, Heilongjiang are good examples.

"Masterpieces of the 20th century show that Chinese architects' spirit and skills were passed down well," said Shan Jixiang, head of the Chinese Society of Cultural Relics (中国文物学会). "And they need to be passed on to modern times."

In the late 1980s, the old Ju'er Hutong courtyards in Beijing were rebuilt in a modern style. The project didn't change the traditional Chinese look of the buildings, but gave people there more room to live. But some of the people there didn't take good care of it. They pulled down the walls and built rooms as they wished.

"Masterpieces of the last century should also be treated as culture heritage sites rather than general buildings. Otherwise, historical information will be lost." Shan said.

A. It includes 98 architectural sites and reminds people to protect those masterpieces (杰作) , reported China Daily.

B. I have learned much about the ancient architectural sites.

C. It even won the United Nations World Habitat Award in 1992.

D. But what about some more recent ones, such as those built in the last century?

E. Many famous landmarks (地标) and Western-style architectural sites were named on the list.

F. However, many of these buildings didn't get much attention from the public and have been destroyed.

Student A: I agree with it. When I watched the videos, I saw some comments (评价) from adults like "I admire the way they focus on studying. I want to go back to my school time." The live streaming show reminds adults of their wonderful memories of school. It's a good thing.

Student B: I support the idea. Students' parents can see what they are doing at school. It will help them know their children better. What's more, I think if students know they are on a live show, they will behave themselves. Teachers will try to make their classes more interesting.

Student C: In my opinion, it's bad to show students' performances in the classroom on the Internet. It's a violation (侵犯) of privacy. Not only can the parents of these kids watch it on their computers or mobile phones, but also other people in society can watch it. It's a safety threat (威胁), because bad people may make use of the videos illegally (非法地) and hurt these students.

Student D: This act doesn't respect students. Through the live broadcast, people across the country can see the students' acts without those students even knowing about it. If it is an open class and the school has got the students' permission, it will be fine. But now it seems that the platform is directly putting the videos on the Internet without permission.

Why do many famous people begin to pay attention to learning Chinese? The first reason is that Chinese is the language spoken by the largest number of people in the world. Learn to speak Chinese and you can speak with millions of people around the world. Second, with thousands of years of history, Chinese culture is very fascinating. Learning Chinese well will help you understand Chinese culture. Of course, there are still other reasons, such as travel, business and so on.

All in all, it is more convenient for you to develop all kinds of relationships with China if you can learn Chinese well.

Chinese Five-Animal Exercises, also known as Wuqinxi, are the first complete set of qigong exercises following the movements of animals: monkeys, deer, birds, bears and tigers. They were created by one of the greatest doctors in Chinese history, Hua Tuo, more than 1,800 years ago.

The Five-Animal Exercises are well-designed to help blood circulation, and let the energy go smoothly in the body so as to improve the health.

"The bear movements are good for the stomach. The tiger movements can reduce the pain in the back. The deer movements help reduce the fat around the waist (腰). The bird movements can help keep our knees healthy and the monkey movements can be good for the heart." said Hua Yi, the 59th inheritor (继承人) of Wuqinxi.

For those new learners, the first few exercises might not go well. You may find it hard to focus. Wear comfortable clothes, keep peaceful in your mind, try to move slowly... Little by little, you'll feel more and more harmonious with nature. You may even feel you become a tiger or a deer, walking in the forest freely.

These exercises need no tools and they are easy to learn. You can search online for the videos and practice them at any time when you feel like relaxing your body and mind. Because it's fun to practice and good for health, Five-Animal Exercises are becoming more and more popular in recent years, not only in China, but also in many other places of the world.

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1.用上used to结构：从三个方面介绍自己的变化，根据表格适当拓展，可增加变化原因：

2. 紧扣题目，语言表达准确，语意通顺、连贯；

3. 词数100左右（标题和开头已给出，不计入总词数）。

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There are 24 solar terms (节气) in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, and Major Cold is the last one. It is usually around January 20th every year. Major Cold is the last solar term in winter. During this time, snow, rain and icy cold weather influence people's lives. And the cold air moves southward. The weather is very cold in the solar term. The coldest temperatures of the whole year happen, during Major Cold in some areas. During Major Cold, people usually do the following activities.

The first is eating rice cake. During Major Cold, people in Beijing have a habit of eating rice cake. In Chinese, "Rice cake" has the same pronunciation as the "higher in a new year". It means good luck and continuous progress.

The second is drinking soup. People in Nanjing like to drink soup during Major Cold. It can make people feel warm from head to foot. They always cook hen soup with some kinds of vegetables.

The third is doing winter sports. There is a saying, "Dripping water freezes during Minor and Major Cold." In different parts of China, Major Cold is the perfect time for winter sports. Some people even like swimming in cold water in winter. But it might be difficult for some people to stand such cold water.

Do you know Beijing Opera (京剧)? Some people think it is boring, but others find it very (fascinate). The opera fans are always excited when talking about their favorite plays, actors and (actress). They often practice (sing) the famous plays in parks. It is much (hard) to perform (表演) in Beijing Opera than in TV series it takes years to practice. The actors need not only to pronounce each word (clear) and carefully, but also to act in a certain way. When (tradition) plays are on during Chinese festivals, the theaters are usually crowded and the audience (观众) cheer loudly at end of the plays. If you are interested Chinese culture, I'll advise you (watch) Beijing Opera. I'm sure you'll like it.