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a concert in Sydney.The audience 2 (impress)by the unfamiliar instrument and the music.
Both of Liu's parents'families 3 (play)suona for generations.But it takes time and hard
work 4 (become)a musician."To avoid disturbing the neighbors,my parents would take me to
a park to practice at 4:00 a.m.every day."Her primary school classmates laughed at her,5
(say)her whole family was engaged only in "weddings and funerals".These are the two major
6 (occasion)where the instrument is played in China.
She found suona music beautiful 7 the first time in 2008,when entering Shanghai
Conservatory of Musie to learn the instrument systematically from Professor Liu Ying,8 top
player."The music played by Professor Liu was amazing,9 was quite different from what I'd
heard before,"she said.
Speaking of the popular video,Liu said,"I felt my hard work paid off.I trained for over 20
years,
10 (probable)just to win cheers for traditional Chinese music on the international
stage.”
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(2023·山东济南期末)A new study proves when their teenagers cut back on social media use,
they seem to feel better about themselves.Helen Thai,a doctoral student in psychology at MeGill
University,conducted the study.She said the research came from her own personal experiences."I
couldn't help but compare myself when I was using social media,making me unsatisfied with my
self-image,Thai says.Although she was aware that social media posts often presented images
that can be unrealistic in real life,it still had a negative impact on her.So,Thai and a team of
researchers decided to test whether reduced time on social media would increase self-confidence in
body image.
They hired a few hundred volunteers,aged 14-18,all of whom had experienced signs of
anxiety or depression,which could make them easier to be affected by social media.Half of the
teens were asked to reduce their social media to 60 minutes a day for three weeks.The other half