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Han Yi'en, a home space organizer based in Shanghai, spends 14 hours each week 1. (prepare) for and hosting three livestreaming sessions related to her work.
2. she has offered training services since 2015, she said livestreaming work is far 3. (demand).
"Hosts can take 4. short break during offline courses by asking students 5. (think) for themselves and hold discussions. However, for online classes, far more energy 6. (require) to impart knowledge, and hosts must be able to adapt 7. different situations during classes," said Han, who started livestreaming in May last year.
"Some audiences just randomly switch to livestreaming, and if they don't find anything 8. interests them right away, they will not return," she said.
The profession of home space organizer, which emerged in the United States and was developed further in Japan, was recognized by China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security in January 2021.
Practitioners said that in Shanghai, for example, the average fee 9. (charge) by a team of three organizers is typically about 1,000 yuan ($144) per hour. Rates may vary in different 10. (region).
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3. more demanding
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5. to think
6. is required
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Lin Xiqiang, deputy director of the China Manned Space Agency, said at 1. news conference at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwestern China 2. the country's space authorities have launched the manned lunar program.
"The overall goals are to realize China's first 3. (man) landing on the moon before 2030, carry out scientific 4. (explore) and related technology demonstrations on the lunar surface, develop a commuting system and short-term stay system for crews, and develop human-robot integrated 5. (test) and other key technologies," Lin said.
"Our astronauts will walk on the moon, collect sample