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Technology: AI & Traditional Art
During the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, many viewers were amazed by a special performance. A group of AI-powered robots performed Chinese martial art on the stage. They moved clearly and beautifully, just like real kung fu artists.
These robots were designed and produced by Chinese technology teams. To make the show perfect, engineers spent over a year testing and improving every movement. The robots could not only follow basic steps but also show the spirit of traditional kung fu.
Today, AI and robots are playing more important roles in our daily life. They help with housework, work in dangerous places, and even bring new life to traditional culture. By mixing modern technology with old traditions, China is making its culture easier to be accepted and loved by more people around the world.
阅读理解选择题
1. What made the 2026 Spring Festival Gala special according to Paragraph 1?
A. A famous singer’s new song.
B. Robots performing kung fu.
C. A new kind of stage light.
D. Foreign artists’ first show.
2. How long did engineers spend improving the robots?
A. About half a year.
B. Over one year.
C. Almost two years.
D. Less than three months.
3. What can we infer about the robots from Paragraph 2?
A. They were made in foreign countries.
B. They could understand people’s words.
C. They showed the spirit of kung fu.
D. They could talk with the audience.
4. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Technology helps develop traditional culture.
B. Robots will take the place of humans.
C. The Spring Festival Gala is very popular.
D. Chinese kung fu is the best in the world.
答案
1. B 2. B 3. C 4. A
Chinese New Year Goes Global
The year 2026 marks the Year of the Horse, and Chinese New Year celebrations have spread to more countries than ever before. From London to New York, from Sydney to Paris, streets are filled with red lanterns, dragon dances and cheerful music.
More and more foreigners are taking part in the festival. They learn to make dumplings, write Chinese calligraphy and hang “Fu” characters on their doors. A college student from Canada said, “Chinese New Year is full of warmth and hope. It teaches us the importance of family and love.”
This is not just a festival, but a bridge between China and the world. It helps foreign people understand Chinese culture, history and values better. As communication grows, cultural differences become less, and the world becomes more like a big family.
阅读理解选择题
1. Which animal is the year 2026 according to the passage?
A. Tiger.
B. Rabbit.
C. Horse.
D. Dragon.
2. What do foreigners NOT do to celebrate Chinese New Year?
A. Make dumplings.
B. Hang “Fu” characters.
C. Learn calligraphy.
D. Eat mooncakes.
3. Why did the Canadian student like Chinese New Year?
A. Because he could get many gifts.
B. Because it is warm and meaningful.
C. Because he could travel around China.
D. Because the festival lasts for a long time.
4. What does the underlined word “bridge” mean in the passage?
A. Something that connects two sides.
B. A kind of traditional food.
C. A famous building in China.
D. A tool for learning language.
答案
1. C 2. D 3. B 4. A
Teenagers’ Green Actions
Protecting the environment has become a hot topic among Chinese teenagers. In many cities of Shandong Province, students are taking action to build a greener home.
Instead of driving cars, many students choose to walk or ride bikes to school. They carry reusable water bottles and cloth bags to cut down waste. Some students join clubs to learn how to sort rubbish correctly, while others take part in tree-planting activities in spring.
Teachers and experts highly praise these young volunteers. They say that small actions can bring great changes. If everyone keeps doing little green things in daily life, the earth will become cleaner and more beautiful. Teenagers are the future of the world, and their efforts will make a big difference.
阅读理解选择题
1. What is the main idea of Paragraph 2?
A. How teenagers go to school every day.
B. What green activities students take part in.
C. When to plant trees in spring.
D. Why people should stop using cars.
2. Which of the following is a green action?
A. Using plastic bags every day.
B. Throwing rubbish everywhere.
C. Riding bikes to school.
D. Wasting food and water.
3. What do experts think of teenagers’ actions?
A. They are useless.
B. They are dangerous.
C. They are helpful.
D. They are boring.
4. What can we learn from the passage?
A. Only adults can protect the environment.
B. Small actions make a big difference.
C. Rubbish sorting is too difficult for students.
D. We don’t need to change our daily habits.
答案
1. B 2. C 3. C 4. B
Smart Scenic Spots
To improve visitors’ traveling experience, many famous scenic spots in China have used smart systems in recent years. Online ticket booking, real-time crowd information and electronic guides have made trips easier and more convenient.
In 2026, some places made a new rule: visitors who book tickets but never arrive will be limited from booking for a short time. This rule helps stop wasting tickets and makes sure more real visitors can get the chance to visit.
Tourists are advised to check the rules before going out. By following public rules, visitors can not only enjoy their trips better but also help keep scenic spots clean and tidy.
阅读理解选择题
1. What have scenic spots used to improve trips?
A. Old machines.
B. Smart systems.
C. Foreign guides.
D. Free buses.
2. Why did some scenic spots make the new rule?
A. To ask more people to visit.
B. To stop ticket waste.
C. To make tickets more expensive.
D. To close some places.
3. What are tourists advised to do before traveling?
A. Take enough money.
B. Check the rules.
C. Book many tickets.
D. Invite more friends.
4. Where may this passage come from?
A. A travel magazine.
B. A story book.
C. A sports newspaper.
D. A science report.
答案
1. B 2. B 3. B 4. A
