China is a country 【小题1】 is rich in cultural heritage. It has been using 【小题2】(advance)technology to protect ancient temples. So far this year, experts 【小题3】(complete) the digital scanning (扫描) of the inside of 12 caves of the Mogao.

Grottoes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of protection efforts, the Dunhuang Academy (研究院) said Wednesday.

The academy has also collected images of 【小题4】 murals (壁画) inside 14 caves of the Western Thousand-Buddha Caves, which is another ancient grotto temple in the city of Dunhuang, northwest China's Gansu Province, according to Yu Tianxiu, 【小题5】 (direct) of the academy’s cultural relics digitalization institute.

Yu said the digitalization project was started in the 1990s 【小题6】(create) digital images of the Mogao Grottoes and other grotto temples across the city. As of now, the project has completed the work in more than 230 grotto 62 【小题7】(cave) in Dunhuang.

People worldwide can 【小题8】(easy) access the images of 30 caves in Dunhuang by 【小题9】(visit) the website "Digital Dunhuang created by the academy in 2016. The website, which is 【小题10】both Chinese and English, has seen more than 7 million visits.

The protection of national and traditional culture is 【小题1】 great significance to Chinese cultural diversity and also to the harmonious development between local economic 【小题2】 social development. It is reported that the Chinese government pays special attention to 【小题3】（save） traditional culture from cultural relics to intangible cultural heritage. And it did work so well 【小题4】 many kinds of traditional culture 【小题5】 ( protect).

In my opinion, some more 【小题6】 (measure) should be taken to protect traditional culture 【小题7】 (effective). 【小题8】 (start) with, we should make a law to regulate the society’s performance. Besides, we should draw more people’s attention to it, for 【小题9】 more they know about the importance of culture protection, the stronger support we can get from the public.

In a word, it is high time for 【小题10】 to treasure and develop our own valuable culture.

The Jiaohe Ancient City Ruins, 【小题1】 (locate)10 kilometers west of Turpan, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is the largest, oldest and best-preserved earthen architectural site in the world, 【小题2】 holds great political, cultural, historical and artistic value.

Guri Bakri, a 39-year-old conservator of the Jiaohe Ruins, starts her daily inspection at the site as usual, ensuring the safety of tourists and 【小题3】 (make) photographic records along the way. She is the third generation of Guri’s family who have been working as local cultural conservators, 【小题4】 (constant) guarding this historic site since her grandfather 【小题5】 (become) the only conservator in Jiaohe in 1961.

After graduating in 2013, Guri returned to her hometown and became one of her father’s 【小题6】 (colleague). Talking about Jiaohe, Guri said that she would always remember June 22, 2014, when the Jiaohe Ancient City Ruins 【小题7】 (name) the World Heritage Site. She was proud of her participation in the application 【小题8】 the title.

In recent years, the state cultural protection department has invested more than 100 million yuan ($ 14.8m) in the 【小题9】 (protect) of Jiaohe Ancient City Ruins. This year, Jiaohe Ancient City Ruins will take the fifth round of structural reinforcement (加固). 【小题10】 team of conservators has also expanded to 12. This old city of more than 2,000 years is gaining new energy.