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ChinaDaily 精选报刊文章语法填空练习——人物篇
1. Power of the unspoken word
Beijing Body On&On Cultural Exchange Center and Sign Alley co-host an inclusive poetry workshop, in which most participants are deaf 1 hard of hearing.
Inclusive sign language poetry workshop broadens horizons of expression and 2 (explore) beauty of the medium, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
"In the flowing sands, I seek my own voice. Calling out to life: I love you, myself." This poem was 3 Wang Yiming, a performer and blogger with hearing loss. She wrote the poem at an inclusive poetry workshop.
Wang says that the 4 (inspire) for the poem came from the interactive icebreaker exercises at the start of the workshop, 5 the participants and the instructor gathered in a circle, moved their fingers in the air, and then massaged the people next to them.
After the interactive exercises, the participants sat around a table and introduced themselves, 6 (describe) the feeling of giving and receiving a massage, and then engaged in 7 series of poetry collage exercises. Each participant wrote down a noun, verb or adjective and then passed it on to the next person 8 (silent), and the sixth person arranged the five words into a verse.
The last and main part of the workshop was writing a tercet (three-line) poem. As most of the participants were deaf or hard of hearing, the poems 9 (present) in sign language in front of a camera, and participants without hearing loss were taught how 10 (sign) their poems.
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2. More than a mere interest in insects
Nature was Chen Rui's "childhood home". The 37-year-old researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Zoology was not able to talk 1 he was 4 years old because of the way his brain processes sensory information.
This made him "strange" in some people's minds. So, he didn't hav