BE A GOOD TOURIST

Tourism can be both good and bad. Yes, it brings in money for the local economy and creates lots of jobs for locals, 【小题1】it may also bring some problems.

One growing problem is that tourists intend【小题2】(prove)that they have visited a destination. So far, tourists【小题3】(use)paint, rocks, or even keys to write on the Luxor Temple in Egypt, the Colosseum in Rome, and many, many other【小题4】(relic). Thousands of tourist sites are being destroyed by tourists【小题5】“love them to death”. Another big problem is that the local people and life【小题6】(disturb)all the time. Some tourists wander around and take photos【小题7】the local people without getting their【小题8】(agree).

There is no doubt that【小题9】number of problems from tourists is endless. As a result, when【小题10】(step)outside your country, remember you are representing your country to the rest of the world.

Many Chinese girls love “small, fresh meat”, 【小题1】 refers to young, womanish male stars. But it turns out that not everyone is a fan of them.

The popularity of womanish male stars is partly down to the influence of Japanese and South Korean pop culture. 【小题2】, it isn’t a recent social phenomenon. In fact, 【小题3】(be) womanish was popular among Chinese men during the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern dynasties.

The debate about womanish male stars 【小题4】 (go) on for a while. In July, Hong Kong singer-actor Nicholas Tse said that he felt tired of seeing womanish male stars. “It isn’t that they’re not good, but we should discover 【小题5】 (we), rather than imitate. Men should get their hormones back.”

However, others have a more open mind toward this phenomenon. Liang Yurou, 【小题6】18-year-old college student told China Daily, “It isn’t 【小题7】 (necessary) right to think all male stars should be masculine, like Jackie Chan. As society becomes more varied, there are more options for fans to choose 【小题8】.”   His opinion was echoed by the People’s Daily. “A man’s strength should 【小题9】 (judge) on the basis of their inner quality- not their physical【小题10】 (appear) ,” it wrote.

Stepping outside the railway station early 【小题1】an autumn morning,visitors are met with the view of the cold air along with the water, forming a thick, soft blanket of fog (雾) over the Grand Canal,the “main street” of Venice. It’s a sight that【小题2】 (welcome) millions of visitors from all over the world since the city became one of Europe’s economic superpowers.

Yet, the breath-taking beauty 【小题3】inspired countless painters, writers and artists over the centuries easily damaged is at risk of being lost forever. The city’s【小题4】 (survive) is threatened (威胁) by rising water levels. The unstoppable increase in sea level has caused flooding【小题5】 (become) the order of the day.

After 1966, the year of the worst flooding in Venice’s history, the Italian Government started a project to save the city. 【小题6】 project needing a lot of effort was carried out to protect the lowest areas from flooding. Thirty 【小题7】 (year) later, there was an agreement 【小题8】 (support) by everyone on the 【小题9】 (success) results both of the technical achievements and international cooperation(合作).

But Venice still needs attentive care. The city remains threatened on several fronts— mass tourism, the possible damage of city development 【小题10】 a large number of boats.