After winning the gold medal in the women’s 10-meter platform diving 【小题1】(compete) in the Tokyo Olympics on Aug 5, 14-year-old Quan Hongchan has caught the attention of the nation.

Not only because of her 【小题2】   (amaze) performance, but also for the innocence she displayed while speaking with the media. Quan said her dream is 【小题3】 (save)enough money to treat her sick mother, buy snacks, and go to an entertainment park or a zoo.

Quan is 【小题4】 third child of her parents who live in a village in Zhanjiang, Guangdong province. The family struggles on the poverty line, and mainly relies on growing local crops. Quan wasn’t known to us 【小题5】 she won the 2020 Chinese national championship at 13 years old. But the little girl 【小题6】 (be)a 17-year-old veteran (老手)when the Paris Olympics start in 2024.

Now Quan has become a sporting hit, and her 【小题7】 (previous)quiet rural home has become a must see place for not only locals, but also livestreaming hosts and business people, who come for various purposes. These uninvited 【小题8】 (guest) have seriously disturbed the Quan family’s daily life.

The government is in duty bound to extend a helping hand to protect the family from 【小题9】   (disturb) so that the young diving genius can focus more 【小题10】 her training and studies.

Chinese wushu athlete Cao Maoyuan outperformed all others in men’s Nanquan, 【小题1】 (enable) him to gain the first gold medal of the Chengdu World University Games.

Cao, 25, a student from Chengdu Sport University, 【小题2】 (dress) in a red outfit with a green dragon picture, stole the show on the carpet as the local audience 【小题3】 (warm) cheered for him.

“I was a little nervous and excited in 【小题4】 beginning, because it was my first formal 【小题5】 (appear) at the Games,” Cao said after the competition. “I’m glad that I secured the first gold of the Games. I believe I will do better in the future.”

Wushu, or kung fu, 【小题6】 (be) the collective term for the martial art practices 【小题7】 originated and developed in China. Wushu is categorized into two main categories, namely Taolu (Routines Competition) 【小题8】 Sanda (Free-Fighting Competition). Nanquan, or Southern Fist, is part of Taolu, which consists 【小题9】 styles that originated and are popular in the southern banks of the Yangtze River. It 【小题10】 (characterize) by low stances with fewer leg techniques and a focus on short, powerful arm strikes often accompanied by vocal articulation (关节发声).

Swimmer Zhang Yufei 【小题1】(become) a household name in China ever since her 200m butterfly gold at the Tokyo Olympics. At the just 【小题2】(cơnclude) FISU World UniversityGames in Chengdu, the 25-year-old not only expanded her medal collection but also set a new women’s 50m freestyle FISU Games record.

For her, 【小题3】 (better) her own record is 【小题4】 meaningful than winning gold medals.“Before the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, I was chasing the 【小题5】 (world) top swimmers and top podiums(领奖台). But after the Tokyo Games 【小题6】 I reached the highest podium, I became the one being chased by others, the target of others. Now the 【小题7】(big) rival(对手), sometimes, is me,”she told China Daily.

With such 【小题8】 mindset, the young swimming star is now more determined than ever. As for the Asian Games in Hangzhou, Zhang said she 【小题9】 looking forward to hearing the cheers of the home crowd and was aiming to win the event’s Most Valuable Player award and break the 100mbutterfly world record.“I set a goal 【小题10】 each competition. As long as I reach that goal and gain experience, I can accept whatever result I get,”she added.