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2023-2024学年第一学期9A Unit5 单元测试卷(B)
一、完形填空
Now live-streaming (直播)has become more and more popular. It is not only relaxing and interesting, but also has 1 a new stage (舞台)for traditional culture artists to show their skills.
On some video sites and apps, many traditional artists are 2 live-streaming for the first time. Some of them 3 Beijing opera, some perform their handicrafts (手工艺), 4 others show calligraphy(书法) and classical Chinese music.
Li Jun is a laosheng Beijing opera performer at the Shanghai Jingju Theatre Company. The 59-year-old actor first started live-streaming last year. Different from performing on a(n) 5 stage, Li uses every 6 as his stage, including his backyard, study room and balcony. Besides singing, Li also teaches people about Beijing opera in a 7 way. People are often made to laugh. What's more, people can ask him questions and get 8 directly.
"Live-streaming has brought this great art down to earth," one viewer said. "It allows young people to have a(n) 9 way to enjoy this traditional art and learn more about it."Up to now, Li has more than 6,000 fans on a short video platform, while one of his videos has received 42000 reviews on another popular app.
Other kinds of artists also see live streaming as a new 10 . On March 26, 2020, the third China Hanfu Day, a fashion show was live-streamed 11 on a platform. Performers showed beautiful 12 in traditional Chinese styles, including those from the Wei(220-265), Tang (618-907)and Ming(1368 - 1644)dynasties. During the show, people not only 13 seeing the clothes but also watched how performers used ancient styles of make-up. For example, one artist taught people how to draw the guiye eyebrow(桂叶眉), which was a 14 make-up style during the Tang dynasty.
As Guangming Daily noted, live streaming has come to a new 15 through which traditional culture can be kept alive.
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