The recent hit in China is all about Harbin, Helongjiang. Numerous netizens have expressed their longing for this northern ice city, declaring 【小题1】 (enthusiastic), “Harbin, I’m coming!”

Among those highlights, the journey of 11 kids from Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region has melted hearts across the Internet. Fondly (深情地) 【小题2】 (describe) as “Little Tangerines (柑橘)” for their orange-colored coats, the kids also visited China’s northernmost town, 【小题3】 they sang the national anthem (国歌). The firefighters there had prepared snow sculptures and snowmen, eagerly expecting the 【小题4】 (arrive) of the “Little Tangerines”. Mr. Liang, the leader of the group, confirmed their coming in Mohe.

This study tour, under the spotlight of the entire Internet, 【小题5】 (draw) a lot of attention so far. The parents are grateful for the concern shown by netizens and 【小题6】 care provided by friends in the Northeast China. They feel more at ease 【小题7】 everyone’s collective support.

【小题8】 was reported that the residents organized a fleet of about 300 private vehicles, 【小题9】 (provide) free rides to tourists. Despite the city’s freezing climate, its residents work diligently 【小题10】 (create) a warm environment for their guests.

An idea to cycle to Tibet occurred to me one year age. I know 【小题1】 idea is quite practical in economical way. For one thing, I can’t have too much money. For another, it is bound to do me good because I can take in fresh air 【小题2】 the way there. I called Tom, 【小题3】 had borrowed me a sum of money, telling him my idea. He was excited at my words and 【小题4】 (promise) to pay off his debt as soon as possible. He also offered to team up with me. 【小题5】 (apparent), he also showed great interest in this trip. Five months 【小题6】 our trip, we kept taking exercise and built up our strong body because we knew 【小题7】 would be impossible to realize our dream without being 【小题8】 (health). I used to hear that some people 【小题9】 (make) a trip there died from the lack of oxygen – they did devote their lives to their dream! But the cost is too much. So 【小题10】 of us insisted on running in the morning form time to time.

In China, the Citywalk trend is spreading from big cities to small cities, encouraging more participants and event organizers to get 【小题1】 (involve). Some organizers are working with folk culture researchers and enthusiasts to act 【小题2】 tour guides for their Citywalk experiences.

One such enthusiast 【小题3】 (explore) new possibilities in the tourism industry now is Xiao Yiyi, a young businessman from Changsha. Recently she 【小题4】 (launch) six Citywalk routes in different cities on her social media account, aiming to offer visitors 【小题5】experience to “walk in open-air museums.”

Xiao Yiyi’s Citywalk route in Changsha includes more unusual 【小题6】 (sight) like 19^th-century historical architecture, artsy old alleys (小巷) and even a stop-off to sample the local spicy food.

Even though Citywalk is a 【小题7】 (relative) new concept, industry experts believe that 【小题8】 (it) potential is huge. It not only offers a way for young people to interact with a city in a meaningful way but also provides them with a new social scene 【小题9】 individuals with similar interests can connect and form friendship. At the same time, Citywalk represents an opportunity for tour guides and travel service providers to deliver services 【小题10】 (meet) with ever-changing market demands.