On the south bank of the Yangtze River lies Nanjing, the c【小题1】 of Jiangsu Province. As one of the most famous and historical cities in China, Nanjing has lots of wonderful places to v【小题2】, such as Confucius Temple, Qinhuai River, Xuanwu Lake and Zhonghua Gate.

March to May is the b【小题3】 traveling time in a year. It’s not too hot or cold. All k【小题4】 of flowers are waiting for you to enjoy. Do you like to do some s【小题5】? The main shopping streets in Nanjing include the area near Xinjiekou in the city c【小题6】, Hunan Lu in the northern part and Fuzimiao area in the south. If you want to try some l【小题7】 food in Nanjing, don’t miss Duck Blood Soup, Salted Duck and Tofu pudding.

Nanjing is called the gate of Jiangsu Province. It’s easy for people to come to Nanjing b【小题8】 train or plane. When you are in the city, you can take an u【小题9】 to most of the places you like to go.

March is always a time for people to get itchy feet. Welcome to Nanjing. We hope to m【小题10】 you soon.

The “ice city” of Harbin, one of China’s most beautiful cities, attracts (吸引) the attention of a number of visitors every winter. Many people 【小题1】 (attract) by the great ice sculptures (冰雕) of its Ice and Snow Festival. About two months ago, 11 special visitors 【小题2】 (get) a lot of attention on the Internet. What is so special about these 【小题3】 (visitor)?

Well, the 11 visitors are a group of children aged between 3 and 6. Led by three teachers, they came to Northeast China from Nanning, Guangxi for a study tour. The lovely kids wore orange coats, 【小题4】 people called them “small sugar oranges” .

At first, some parents were worried. But then they found that the children adapted (适应) well and enjoyed 【小题5】 (them). “The children experienced the unique (独特的) ice and snow culture during 【小题6】 trip. They tried ice skating and built snowmen. They also 【小题7】 (make) new friends and learned a lot. They spent time together in the cold wind, learned 【小题8】 (work) together and helped each other. It was very 【小题9】 (interest)! ” said one of the parents.

【小题10】 January, this group of “small sugar oranges” visited China’s northernmost fire station in Mohe. There they sang the national anthem (国歌) and showed their thanks to the firefighters.

Last week, my father and I went to Zibo in Shandong to try Zibo barbecue (烧烤). Recently, the local food 【小题1】 (become) so popular that people all over China travel there to taste it.

On the way to Zibo, my father told me a story. Last year, during the COVID-19 pandemic (疫情), 【小题2】 (thousand) of college students were stuck in Zibo. The local government helped students to get through that period and offered a great barbecue dinner. When the quarantine (隔离) was over, the government officers also invited the students 【小题3】 (come) back to Zibo again when spring came. I 【小题4】 (move) when I heard this.

At 5 p.m., we arrived at the restaurant. There are some differences between Zibo’s barbecue and the ones in other 【小题5】 (city). Zibo’s barbecue restaurants have a small grill (烤架) on each table. People need to cook on the grill by 【小题6】 (they). When the food is ready, you put it onto a small pancake, and then add scallions (葱) and sauce before 【小题7】 (eat). People in the restaurant didn’t know each other before. But we just talked 【小题8】 (natural) about daily life and sang together.

After eating the delicious food, I 【小题9】 (keep) thinking about why Zibo became popular. Is it the promise (承诺) between the government and the college 【小题10】 (student), or the special, tasty food, or the friendly people?