Disney’s cartoon movie, Coco, has become 【小题1】hit and received plenty of positive 【小题2】(review). It tells a story about a Mexican boy 【小题3】(name) Miguel. Despite his family generation-old ban 【小题4】music, Miguel dreams of becoming an accomplished musician. Desperate to prove his talent for music, he finds 【小题5】(he) in the amazing and colorful Land of the Dead, 【小题6】(follow) a mysterious chain of events. Along the way, he 【小题7】(meet) a singer, Hector, and 【小题8】(passionate) they set off on an extraordinary journey.

It is a tale told with considerable wisdom and genuine tenderness. While the movie’s 【小题9】(conclude) is not difficult to predict, anyone 【小题10】heart is not warmed by it may wish to consult with an therapist (心理治疗师).

Muju Opera is one of many existing traditional 【小题1】 (opera ) in China. As one of the only two local operas in Chun’an county, the opera boasts a history of more than 100 years. It 【小题2】(list) as a national intangible cultural heritage item in 2011.

Muju Opera was developed on the 【小题3】 (base) of folk literature, songs and dances, and contains the essence (精华) of many folk performing arts such as the tea-picking opera, the flower drum opera and Huangmei opera, as well as the Chun’an local bamboo horse dance.

Muju Opera originated in 【小题4】 late Qing Dynasty (1636-1912) in Muzhou city. Later, it 【小题5】 (gradual) evolved into a popular artistic style.Muju Opera reached 【小题6】 (it ) peak between 1928 and 1934. A county-level Muju Opera troupe (剧团), 【小题7】was founded in 1954, carried out 【小题8】 (vary) in-depth research and brave adaptations on the repertory, tunes, and performances of the opera. The troupe was reformed after its disbanding in 1989.

Chun’an county is currently home 【小题9】 10 professional Muju Opera troupes and more than 30 performing teams. 【小题10】 (favor) by local residents, Muju Opera features a tone similar to folk songs sung in the fields during or after work.

A TV play called The Knockout (《狂飙》) has been heatedly discussed by national lawmakers, political advisers and cultural experts. It reminds them 【小题1】(create) a good environment for the rule of law.

It is the first play to describe the country’s fight 【小题2】 organized crime and educate people about the judicial (司法的) system. It tells the story of 【小题3】 police officer’s 20-year journey in the battle against such crime, and also shows the rise and fall of underworld figures and dishonest 【小题4】(official). The 39-episode play began screening on CCTV and iQiyi, a provider of 【小题5】(stream) services at the beginning of this year. It received a rating of 8.5 out of 10 on Douban, one of the country’s most-visited review platforms. Even though more than a month 【小题6】(pass) since the series ended, discussion continues on China’s social media platforms, with many people praising the plot and the actors’ performances.

Talking about the play’s success, Jiang Shengnan, a scriptwriter, suggested that people in the film 【小题7】 TV industries should focus more on legal issues because the rule of law is 【小题8】(great) close to everyone’s interests. She highlighted the 【小题9】(profession) nature of the scripts, adding that such qualities are vital to attracting audiences and helping 【小题10】(far) develop people’s legal awareness.