Born in Suzhou, Kunqu Opera distinguished itself by the detail of its rhythmic patterns and became widely popular during the Ming Dynasty. During Mid-Autumn Festival in Ming and Qing dynasties, opera performing groups often 【小题1】 (gather) in Suzhou, staging wonderful theatrical display s in ancient China.

【小题2】 (combine) songs performed in the Suzhou dialect, graceful body movements, martial arts and dance, Kunqu Opera uses a rich variety of movements to express specific emotions. Graceful movements extend to the fingertips 【小题3】 unique melodies create rich and poetic worlds for audiences 【小题4】 (enjoy).

Kunqu Opera held a powerful influence on many forms of opera in China, including Peking Opera, 【小题5】 is about 200 years old. Kunqu Opera is thus known as the mother of all Chinese operas. In respect of this 【小题6】 (treasure) history, UNESCO acknowledged it as one of the “Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity” in 2001.

【小题7】 a true reflection of Chinese culture, stories performed in Kunqu Opera go beyond the limits of time and space. The Peony Pavilion, written by playwright Tang Xianzu, who is often compared to Shakespeare, is still loved by fans 【小题8】 (global).

A living heritage is 【小题9】 endless dialogue between the present and the past, and Kunqu Opera is a perfect 【小题10】 (carry) to pass that legacy on for China’s future generations.

For All Mankind tells the true story of the 24 men 【小题1】 travelled to the moon. Sorting through nearly one hundred hours of film and sound recordings recovered from NASA—shot between December 1968 【小题2】 November 1972, in the golden age of the space program—director AI Rienart has pieced together a smooth documentary honoring the memory of man's 【小题3】 （land）on the moon.

The film consists 【小题4】 images with voice—over interviews and comments from the participating astronauts.

For All Mankind 【小题5】 （present）a description of an incredible human 【小题6】 （achieve）, and was nominated（提名）for the Best Documentary Oscar in 1989.

During the Apollo lunar missions from 1968 to 1972, those on board 【小题7】 （give）16mm cameras and told to film anything and everything they could, in space, in orbit, and on the surface of the moon itself.

Two decades 【小题8】 （late）, filmmaker AI Reinert went into the NASA buildings to record this extraordinary story of their journeys and 【小题9】 （experience）.

The film takes the form of one journey to the moon and back again, and the director made it with elegant simplicity and fine construction 【小题10】 （create） an overpowering vision of human effort.

The Universal Beijing Resort, currently the【小题1】(large) in scale worldwide, was open to the public on Monday.

The film-themed lands, rides and shows, such as the Transformers Metrobase and the Harry Potter rides, and Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness among other Universal“firsts”, 【小题2】 (be) the most popular attractions during the opening so far.

In the Hollywood zone , movie lovers will not only see a recreation of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, 【小题3】get a behind-the-scenes filmmaking experience at the splendid studios,【小题4】was created by Hollywood film director Steven Spielberg and Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou. More than a【小题5】（magic）land for cinephiles（影迷），the resort is also a foodie heaven with a total of 80 restaurants and food stalls【小题6】(serve) all kinds of food that one can name from different movies.

As the first Universal Studios theme park in China, UBR has many China-related elements. or example,the Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness,【小题7】(inspire) by Dream Works Animation’s Film, is Univensal’s first “land” with such a theme. The land has small bridges and flowing water Lanters are hung in many places. Accompanied with Chinese music, visitors can eat【小题8】(variety) of Chinese desserts in restaurants that look like ancient buildings   Building such【小题9】impressive park isn’t easy. But Chinese【小题10】(wise) and power help push it forward. It is the fifth worldwide for Universal Studios and the third in Asia, after Japan and Singapore.