武BOT天坛武术秀、“成为中国人”热、冬奥会开幕式，冬奥会闭幕式
谷爱凌夺冠、《飞驰人生3》、载人登月新突破，苏翊鸣夺冠，太空旅游要来了
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On February 23, 2026, 50 Unitree G1 humanoid robots gave an amazing martial arts performance at the Temple of Heaven, extending the worldwide popularity of their Wu BOT show from the 2026 CCTV Spring Festival Gala. Dressed in traditional red performance tops, the robots performed synchronized （同步的）kung fu routines, exact flips（翻转） and formal movements. The maker confirmed the entire display was recorded live and contained no AI-generated effects.
Powered by self-developed group control, high-precision positioning and real-time motion adjustment, the robots moved with millimeter-level accuracy and sub-0.01-second synchronization（同步）. Equipped with flexible hands, they maintained perfect balance while performing complex movements, a technique that sets them apart from common robots. These achievements represent significant progress in embodied intelligence（具身智能） and the mass production of humanoid robots.
Against the backdrop of classical Chinese architecture, the performance combines cultural heritage with cutting-edge technology. It soon spread globally and won wide recognition, with international media praising it as an engineering marvel. What makes the show particularly impressive is that it not only displays amazing skills but also creates a new way to spread traditional culture.
The event shows China’s rising influence in smart robotics and offers a creative model for mixing tradition with innovation. More than an eye-catching visual experience, the show marks an important step for humanoid robots moving from research labs to real-world scenes. It connects cultural inheritance with technological advancement, turning sci-fi imagination into reality and presenting a bright future of intelligent technology.
1.What is the first paragraph mainly about?
A. The basic information and key features of the robot show.
B. The wide influence of the Wu BOT show across the world.
C. The detailed design of the robots' traditional costumes.
D. The official attitude towards AI-generated stage effects.
2.What makes the Unitree G1 robots different from common ones according to the text?
A. Their global popularity gained from the Spring Festival Gala.
B. Their ability to keep perfect balance while doing difficult movements.
C. Their special red performance tops designed for traditional shows.
D. Their huge success in the mass production of industrial robots.
3.What does the underlined phrase "cutting-edge technology" in Paragraph 3 most probably mean?
A. Technology that is easily carried and widely used.
B. Technology specially designed for entertainment events.
C. Technology at the most advanced level of development.
D. Technology that has been tested for a long period of time.
4.What can we infer about the show from the text?
A. It has completely replaced human kung fu performers.
B. It helps spread traditional culture in a new and effective way.
C. It has led to wide doubts about AI-generated stage effects.
D. It focuses mainly on the improvement of visual attractiveness.
5.What is the author's main purpose in writing this text?
A. To advertise the Unitree G1 humanoid robots to a global market.
B. To explain the technical details behind the Temple of Heaven performance.
C. To celebrate the combination of Chinese culture and advanced technology.
D. To argue that humanoid robots will soon replace human performers.
B
Becoming Chinese: When Chinese Daily Habits Win Global Hearts
Imagine drinking warm water instead of cold soda, cooking a pot of pear soup on a lazy evening, or doing baduanjin (八段锦) to start your day—these are not only Chinese habits now. Fun TikTok videos with words like “Tomorrow, you’re becoming Chinese!” have started a worldwide popular activity, making “BecomingChinese” a hot topic on social media. From New York to London, foreigners are sharing their “Chinese-style days,” showing that you don’t need to change your nationality to love Chinese daily life.
What makes these habits so contagious (有感染力的)? For most people, it is because they are good for health and easy to do. Unlike expensive gym cards or expensive health products, Chinese daily habits are cheap and easy to learn. “Warm water calms my stomach much better than cold drinks,” a US life blogger said. Another user said that 10 minutes of baduanjin every day has fixed her long-term sleep problems. These small changes fit people’s wish for a slower, healthier lifestyle—no wonder this trend became popular!
Two main reasons make this craze grow: rules and technology. China has made visiting easier by making the transit visa-free time longer from 144 to 240 hours for travelers from 55 countries. Foreign visitors have taken this chance to walk on city streets, try local food, and share their trips online. Also, translation tools and social media let these daily moments spread fast—even if you don’t speak Chinese, you can easily follow a congee (粥) recipe or baduanjin guide and join the fun.
This trend is not only about habits—it is about seeing China beyond kung fu, pandas and old palaces. As friends from all over the world enjoy warm daily joys like ginger tea, congee and baduanjin to relax, it shows that Chinese culture is not only for watching but also for living and enjoying. With easier travel rules and better translation tools, more people will find its beauty. The “BecomingChinese” craze is not a short-lived thing—it is a nice start to closer cultural ties around the world.
1.Which of the following sentence is TRUE according to Paragraph?
A. Foreigners needn’t change nationality to enjoy Chinese daily life.
B. Visa-free policy makes it easier for foreign visitors to come to China.
C. TikTok videos contribute to the global spread of Chinese routines.
D. “BecomingChinese” craze has changed the traditional Chinese daily habits
2. What is NOT a reason for the popularity of Chinese daily habits?
A. They are healthy and easy to follow.
B. Extended transit visa-free period attracts visitors.
C. Translation tools speed up their spread.
D. They have a long history of thousands of years.
3. What is the author’s attitude towards the “BecomingChinese” trend?
A. Worried.B. Negative.C. Positive.D. Doubtful.
4.What is the main purpose of the last paragraph?
A. To list more examples of Chinese daily habits.
B. To warn readers the trend will not last long.
C. To explain the cultural significance behind the trend.
D. To compare Chinese culture with other countries’ cultures.
5.What is the writer’s purpose of writing this passage?
A. To tell people to give up their own living habits.
B. To encourage more people to learn Chinese culture.
C. To show Chinese daily habits are popular around the world.
D. To ask people to buy expensive health products.
二、完形填空
Chinese snowboarder Su Yiming celebrated his 22nd birthday in the most unforgettable way — by winning Olympic gold in men's slopestyle at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games.
Four years ago, Su took silver in Beijing 2022, 1._______ to get the gold medal. This time, he came back stronger. In his first run, he landed every trick(招式) 2________ and scored 82.41 points, setting a high standard for others. “I knew I had a good start, but I didn’t want to take any 3______,” Su said later. He stayed focused in the next two runs and kept his lead until the end.
Su has long been an 4_____ for young snowboarders in China. He started training at a very young age and never gave up, even when he faced injuries. His hard work finally 5____. When the final score was announced, Su raised his arms and smiled at the crowd. “This gold is the best birthday 6____ I could ever get,” he said.
This win is not just personal glory for Su. It also marks a big 7____ for China’s winter sports. More young people are now interested in snowboarding because of him. Su hopes his success will 8____ the sport to grow even faster in his country.
For Su, the Olympic gold is a dream come true. But he says his 9____ in snowboarding is far from over. “I want to keep competing and help more kids fall in love with this sport,” he added. As the youngest gold medalist in this event at these Games, Su is 10____ to write more stories in the years to come.
1. A. regrettingB.refusing C. failing D. managing
2. A. nervouslyB. quickly C. carelessly D. perfectly
3. A. breaks B. risks C. turns D. notes
4. A. example B. excuse C. audience D. invention
5. A. got off B. went on C. paid off D. put on
6. A. cake B. card C. wish D. gift
7. A. problem B. step C. surprise D. mistake
8. A. expect B. allow C. help D. ask
9. A. story B. plan C. luck D. patience
10. A. tired B. afraid C. ready D. sorry
三、语法填空
The 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics closed on February 22 in Verona, Italy. The closing ceremony 1.________(hold) at Verona Arena, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It provided a special stage for the event with the theme "Beauty in Action".
Athletes from 93 teams joined the Games. Some countries took part for the first time. Norway's Johannes Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo shone 2._______(bright), winning six gold medals to become the mostsuccessful male athlete in Winter Olympic history.
For China, the Games were 3.________ important historic moment. The 126-member team got 3.________(it) best results ever in an overseas Winter Olympics, winning 5 gold, 4 silver and 6 bronze medals. Ning Zhongyan's gold in the men's 1,500m speed skating was a key moment. It broke the long-term Western control in this sport.
4.__________China achieved great achievements, the country still sees itself as a "follower" in global winter sports. Tong Lixin, a leader of the Chinese team, said that China needs long-term 5._________(develop) to catch up with the world's top winter sports countries.
IOC President Kirsty Coventrypraised the Games for 6.___________(show) the true Olympic spirit of respect and unity. She said that the way the Games used existing sports facilities in a sustainable way would be a good example for future events.
As the Olympic flame went out, the world looked forward to the 2030 Winter Olympics in France. The 2030 Games 7.__________( influence) by the spirit of Milan-Cortina 2026. The 2026 Games have left many 8.________ (value) memories and will encourage more young people 9._______( take) part in winter sports with great passion.
China's winter sports are entering a new development stage, and there are 10.________( talented) athletes than before. Many people believe that China will make bigger contributions to the global Olympic movement in the future.
