Unit 2 Bridging Cultures 课外拓展阅读——中国优秀传统文化专题练-【金版教程】2022-2023学年新教材高中英语选择性必修第二册创新导学案课件PPT（人教版）

课外拓展阅读 ——中国优秀传统文化专题练 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Stilts (高跷) refer to a pair of long and thin poles, each 1 (equip) with a raised footrest to enable the user to walk above the ground. In China, there is an old custom called “walking on stilts” 2 “tied­on long feet”. It is a 3 (perform) that the stilt walkers walk on two 4 (wood) sticks with a length of over three meters attached to their feet. This can be traced back to very ancient origins. It is said that there was once a man named Lanzi in the State of Song 5 entertained the first Song emperor with his feet walking and running with two poles taller than 6 (he) attached to his lower legs. In the Han Dynasty, stilt walking began to come 7 fashion among the public. In the Song Dynasty, it 8 (change) to “stepping­stilts” and the name “stilts­walking” was 9 (eventual) adopted in the Qing Dynasty. Through several thousand years of development, stilts­walking 10 (improve) greatly in style and has become an important part of Chinese festive culture. 1．__________　2.__________　3._____________　4.__________ 5．__________　6.__________　7.__________　8.________________ 9．_____________　10.________________ equipped or performance wooden who/that himself into was changed eventually has improved Stilts, named after the stilts on which one's feet step while dancing, can be traced back to the Northern Wei Dynasty. 高跷是以人们跳舞时脚踩着的高跷命名的，可追溯到北魏时期。 本课结束 $