Just as the aged people need our care and love, the industrial heritage sites (工业遗址) are also expected to be filled with energy through protection and development. The following are some typical examples.

The 798 Art Zone, Beijing 798

Built in the 1950s as No 718 Joint Factory, it was gradually deserted in the 1990s as production slowed down. In 2006, Beijing local government turned the factory into a cultural and art zone. Now the art zone holds about 200 galleries (展览馆), art centers as well as fashionable shops, cafes, and restaurants, which also earns it a place on the to-do list of many tourists.

Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue, Jingdezhen, Jiangxi

Jingdezhen City is known as China’s porcelain capital (瓷都). It has made good use of old ceramics (陶瓷) factories and built a place named Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue. Nearly 15,000 Chinese and foreign makers have come to set up their own businesses there.

Tempelhof Airport, Germany

Opened in 1923, Tempelhof Airport was one of the first airports in Berlin. It closed down in 2008 and was remade into a public park in 2010. Today, it has a long cycling and jogging trail (路), a large BBQ area, a dog-walking field and a big picnic area for all visitors.

【小题1】Which picture shows the Tempelhof Airport, Germany?

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【小题2】Why do Chinese and foreign makers come to Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue?

A．To improve production.	B．To do business.
C．To create a park.	D．To get inspiration.

【小题3】What do the three industrial heritage sites have in common?

A．They are all about art.	B．They were closed in the 20th century.
C．They were industrial buildings.	D．They are all famous in China.

【小题4】What’s the purpose of writing the passage?

A．To advise readers to experience.	B．To share stories behind buildings.
C．To introduce new use of old buildings.	D．To show some important buildings.

【小题5】Where is the passage probably from?

A．A newspaper.

B．A travel guide.

C．An art magazine.

D．A storybook.