PE, 【小题1】 is short for physical education, is a very important part of almost all the educational systems in the world. Students need to develop their physical health besides the subjects 【小题2】 they learn at school. In order to do this, they take part in various kinds of physical activities.

To know why PE is important, it is best to look at some of the positive benefits 【小题3】 it can provide. Firstly, this subject helps students achieve the primary goal of PE, 【小题4】 is physical fitness. It can also help students develop the strength of their muscles. Secondly, physical education can teach students a set of all-important values including teamwork and respect. A PE teacher 【小题5】 teaching methods are many and various can develop students’ ability to cooperate (合作) with one another in class. At the same time, students will realise they should treat the people 【小题6】 they play with and against as they’d like to be treated themselves. Thirdly, physical education is a source of enjoyment and leisure especially for students 【小题7】 are under great study pressure. By simply taking PE classes【小题8】 are organised at school, they can spend some quality time away from their studies. In this way, they can achieve healthy minds and bodies.

On a recent Sunday afternoon, 15 young people【小题1】 (lie) cozily on colorful rugs and threw pillows arranged in a circle. Their eyes were closed, some with their legs 【小题2】 (stretch) forward and others curled up, looking as if they were asleep. Kong Yi sat cross-legged before them, using a special hammer to【小题3】 (gentle) hit metal bowls in front of her,【小题4】 (arouse) a sound that reverberated (回响) long inside the quiet room.

Following Kong’s instructions, they participated in【小题5】 two-hour sound healing and meditation session. Listening to the slowly fading sounds of ancient musical instruments such as singing bowls and gongs, participants reached a deeper center and a semi-conscious state, 【小题6】 they were led to imagine that they were talking to a wise man dressed 【小题7】 white and they could ask questions and get answers from him/her in half an hour.

“In that session, many people asked the meaning of life but at the end everyone got different answers from the wise man — actually【小题8】 (they),” said Kong, who runs a studio offering   healing courses incorporated with art forms like painting, music and dance.

Such spiritual, meditative【小题9】 (experience) that can lower stress and anxiety and ease depression have become the latest option for the country’s stressed-out younger generation seeking【小题10】 (relax) and inward exploration. “They get rid of some thoughts that are not beneficial to life and feel relaxed at the end,” Kong said.

“BEIJING - A total of 650,000 Chinese grassroots medical workers 【小题1】(take) offline courses offered as part of a training program 【小题2】(initiate) by the National Health Commission (NHC)”, 【小题3】 official of the commission said on Friday. Launched in 2018 and funded by the 【小题4】(center) budget, the program provides online 【小题5】 offline courses, mainly for competent doctors in rural areas and general practitioners 【小题6】(improve) their abilities. Fu Wei, 【小题7】 is one of NHC officials responsible for basic level healthcare, said at a press conference, “To improve the quality and 【小题8】(effective) of the program, we selected 96 medical institutions to be training bases. These institutions are well-equipped, have strong teaching capabilities, and are fit 【小题9】 learning and practicing,” Fu said. The NHC refines the content of the courses every year in accordance with the 【小题10】(country) major tasks to ensure the standards of the program, he added.