Would you like to start your day with a cup of tea? If the answer is yes, you may have the same habit a【小题1】 any people. You may not know how popular tea is. Among all kinds of drinks, tea is one of the top two choices. People like it because it is good for t【小题2】 health.

China is the birthplace of tea. Chinese people started growing and drinking tea as 【小题3】 (early) as 5,000 years ago. Tea was first used as herbal medicine called “tu”. During the treating process, people gradually found that tea could not o【小题4】 cure illness but also help to clear heat away. Thereafter, tea became a drink.

Tea is mostly 【小题5】 (produce) in Asian countries like China and India. At that time, people made tea in a simple way. They just put fresh tea 【小题6】 (leaf) into hot water. Tea wasn’t introduced into Europe until the early 【小题7】 (seventeen) century. And now it has become popular in Europe and America. People there like to drink tea w【小题8】 sugar or milk in it. As the population of tea drinkers gets larger, tea business is getting 【小题9】 (important) than before. The first International Tea Day was on May 21st, 2020. Since then, people have celebrated it every year. The day makes people r【小题10】 the importance of tea workers.

A giant panda named “Bing Dwen Dwen” and a red lantern baby called “Shuey Rhon Rhon” are 【小题1】 as the two mascots(吉祥物) for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games.

Bing Dwen Dwen is a cartoon of a panda 【小题2】 (wear) a spacesuit. It looks like a winter sports athlete from the future. 【小题3】 (it) helmet(头盔) stands for the snow and ice of winter sports. The name “Bing Dwen Dwen” has several meanings in the Chinese language, with “Bing” the Chinese word for “ice”, and “Dwen Dwen” for 【小题4】 and liveliness.

The other mascot choice of the lantern is seen as a symbol of harvest, warmth and light. The 【小题5】 (one) character of its name “Shuey” is the 【小题6】 (China) word for “snow”. “Rhon Rhon” are two different Chinese characters with the same 【小题7】. It has the double meaning of tolerance and integration(融合).

The color red is a perfect fit for the gala event, 【小题8】 (especial) as the Games takes place at the same time with China’s Lunar New Year celebration.

The mascot expresses the 【小题9】 wishes of China and the Chinese people. It is a wonderful spokesperson for China and the Olympic Games Beijing 2022.

“Did you get a Bing Dwen Dwen?” Since the opening of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, it 【小题10】 (become) one of the most common greetings across the country.

Now in China, on the street or in the park, we can often see people in hanfu. A report shows over 52% hanfu wearers are 【小题1】 19 and 24 years old.

Dafan, a 24-year-old girl, wears hanfu on festivals and at parties. For her, hanfu is a costurne for special events. Dafan says hanfu stands for Chinese fashion culture. She became interested in hanfu after watching costurne dramas. Some students love hanfu, too. Yang, 【小题2】 high school girl, loves hanfu simply 【小题3】 it’s attractive. Sometimes, she wears hanfu under her school uniform. Now she loves Chinese culture 【小题4】 and more because of hanfu.

Whether you wear hanfu or not, it’s good for you 【小题5】 know more about hanfu and love our Chinese culture.