Pan Yuzhen, a master of embroidery (刺绣), was embroidering flying butterflies and flowers with her back 【小题1】 a window, saying, “Foreigners are so fond of our embroidery products【小题2】 they even queue up just to buy one for their families. I never 【小题3】 (think) the traditional skills handed down by my ancestors would become so 【小题4】 (market) abroad.”

“As you can see, Miao embroidery is not only the 【小题5】 (proud) of our Miao people, but that of our Chinese people,” Pan said, 【小题6】 wants to pass her embroidery skills down to the younger generation, hoping that they can continue to promote the unique skills. Now, almost all families in Taijiang County together with Pan 【小题7】 (involve) in the Miao costume business.

Zhang Yanmei, Pan’s daughter, having difficulty 【小题8】 (walk) like normal people, has taken over her mother’s business and helped her run a clothing processing plant. Zhang also serves as the chairwoman of an association for the 【小题9】 (physical) disabled, helping them to grow special plants used for dyeing (给……染色) cloth and instructing some of them 【小题10】 (complete) Miao embroidery orders. Today, the Miao embroidery industry has become a major distinctive industry in Taijiang County.

Some theme parks not only make people feel 【小题1】(amaze) but also are educational. Take the Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) in Hawaii for example. It not only shows visitors the Polynesian way of life but also 【小题2】(protect) their skills and culture for the future. Polynesia is 【小题3】 name given to the groups of small islands 【小题4】 are spread about the Pacific Ocean.

【小题5】(villager) from many island communities come to the Polynesian island villages to show visitors their styles of dress and different customs. 【小题6】(actual), you can learn how they make clothes from bark (树皮) and how they climb very tall trees with their bare feet.

One of the important skills for Polynesians is boat-building. It allows the islanders 【小题7】(explore) all the islands in the Polynesian Triangle. We know that in their history they were sea travellers moving 【小题8】 island to island. They were 【小题9】(confidence) of finding their way 【小题10】(use) the smell of the wind, the movements of the fish and seaweed, and the heights and directions of the waves.

China, a country with a long history and splendid culture, is home to a wealth of cultural heritage. Among them, the Forbidden City in Beijing stands out. This large ancient wooden structure building 【小题1】 (construct) over 500 years ago and boasts not only its size but also its well-preserved condition. It shows the 【小题2】 (remarkable) delicate craftsmanship (工艺) and design of ancient Chinese architecture.

Another cultural heritage that 【小题3】 (deserve) mention is the Great Wall. This colossal (巨大的) structure, 【小题4】 (stretch) over 10, 000 miles, was built over a period of several centuries to protect China from invasions. It is the longest wall in the world, and holds significant historical and cultural value. 【小题5】 one of the most famous landmarks in China, the Great Wall attracts millions of 【小题6】 (tourist) from around the globe every year.

In addition, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum in Shaanxi Province are also 【小题7】 wonderful sight. This large-scale underground military tomb, built over 2, 000 years ago, shows the ingenious design and craftsmanship of ancient China’s sculptors. The intricate (错综复杂的) details and lifelike poses of the warriors and horses are a testament to the technical 【小题8】 (brilliant) of the era.

Moreover, the cultural heritage of China also includes intangible cultural elements such as traditional crafts, performing arts, and customs, 【小题9】 have been passed down through generations and embody the rich cultural heritage of China.

It is essential 【小题10】 (appreciate) these cultural heritages as they not only represent a vital part of China’s history and culture but also hold great significance for the world.