As soon as the weather gets cold in northern China, there will be some people in the street 【小题1】 （sell）a kind of delicious traditional food—Bing Tang Hu La, or Tanghulu for short.

This snack, which 【小题2】 （appear）for the first time in Beijing and Tianjin during the Song Dynasty, traditionally consists of hawthorn fruit（also known as "Shanzha"）. The fruit's texture（口感）is similar to an apple's.

The round and red fruit symbolizes togetherness, as the word "round" in Chinese sounds like "gathering". It 【小题3】 （believe）that the snack brings good luck and wealth. Therefore, it enjoys great 【小题4】 （popular）at family celebrations and large meals.

For older Chinese people, Tanghulu revives many memories from their childhood. Back when foreign specialties, such as biscuits and chocolate were still little known in the country, Tanghulu was the only sweet that they could occasionally buy in the street. In the 1990s, there was even 【小题5】 well-known pop song which extolled（赞颂）the wonderful taste of Tanghulu.

Tanghulu is today probably the most popular traditional sweet in China. It is mostly sold by traveling traders, 【小题6】 pat them together on bicycles or handcarts. If people want to try the sticky treat 【小题7】 （they）, they can find Tangbula traders near most popular 【小题8】 （place）in China.

When the weather turns cold, Tanghulu traders will 【小题9】 （general）find you, as it's almost impossible to walk the streets in major Chinese cities 【小题10】 coming across them.

Many animals and humans recognize their food because they see it. You can also use other senses when you choose your food. You may like it because it 【小题1】(smell) good. You may dislike some types of food because they do not look or taste very nice.

Some animals spend their lives eating only one type of food even when 【小题2】(give) the choice. The giant panda eats only one particular type of bamboo. A kind of white butterfly will stay on the 【小题3】(leaf) of a cabbage, even though there are a number of other vegetables 【小题4】 the garden. However, most animals have a wide 【小题5】(various) of diets. The bear eats fruits and fish. The fox eats small animals, birds and fruits. The diets of these animals are different 【小题6】(depend) on the season.

Humans often eat food not because it is good for us 【小题7】 because we like it. In countries such as France and Britain, people eat food with too much sugar, 【小题8】 is bad for their health. Eating too much red meat and animal products is 【小题9】(harm) to health. Choosing the right food, therefore, 【小题10】(become) an area of study in modern in recent years.

China has a very rich and brilliant tea culture. It is one of the most important 【小题1】 (part) of Chinese tradition. A small cup of tea contains the spirit and wisdom of the Chinese people. It seems like the most 【小题2】(enjoy) thing to drink a cup of tea on a quiet day.

Just like coffee, tea grown in different areas 【小题3】(have) different flavors. Some needs to be drunk with small and delicate tea cups, and some can 【小题4】(drink) from a big bowl.

Chinese people believe tea needs to be drunk quietly, so many of the tea shops are located in a comer of a hutong, providing customers 【小题5】 a very quiet and comfortable environment, 【小题6】 the fast pace of life sometimes doesn’t allow that. So there are tea shop owners who, just as Starbucks does, locate their shops in the downtown area 【小题7】 (provide) service for quick customers.

Take HEYTEA as 【小题8】 example. It was just a small tea shop 【小题9】(locate)in a small lane in a small city of Guangdong Province in 2012. But in only 5 years, it had expanded more than 80 stores over China, including big cities like Beijing. 【小题10】(wait) in lines for more than an hour for their tea is a common occurrence.