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《尚书》 If it were not for a TV show, Fu Sheng, a scholar who lived during the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC, may have remained unfamiliar 1. the modern generation. However,2. this scholar carefully protected, during wars and social changes, is Shangshu, one of the “five classics” of Confucianism (儒家). Many of the surviving chapters of the book are from the oral 3. (account) of Fu Sheng. When the scholar's story 4. (adapt) as a stage play for China in the Classics, a variety program presented by CCTV, audiences were amazed by an ordinary man’s strength to preserve and pass down a country's cultural ethos (道德观). Nevertheless, it was not 5. easy task for Tian Qinxin, the art director of the show,6. (transform) an ancient classic into a one-hour stage show that connects with the people of today, especially those who 7. (grow) up in the 1990s and 2000s, when Chinese people's lives are much 8. (good) and our national strength is rising. Tian developed specific storylines from two chapters in Shangshu. One is about Yu the Great, a famous ruler who has been respected for 9. (lead) the fight against disasters and uniting the nine regions. The other is about King Wu of the Western Zhou Dynasty, who established a 10. (center) government that focused on people's life and the country's prosperity