传统文化语法填空：簪花+AI赋能戏剧+中国结-2025届高三英语上学期一轮复习专项

原创传统文化语填： 簪花+AI赋能戏剧+中国结 （一） In Quanzhou, Fujian, there is a small fishing village where houses are not built with bricks and tiles _____1_____ with oyster shells. During the New Year holiday, the village attracts an average of 60,000 visitors per day. Besides visiting the unique buildings, many tourists come to experience a thousand-year-old folk custom called “Zanhua Wei” (Adorning Flowers).  The _____2_____(product) process of Quanzhou head-pinned flowers is very _____3_____ (complicate) and needs to go through many processes, including cutting, laying, inlaying, coloring and so on. The main materials for making hair-wearing flowers are metal wire, jewelry stone, colored pearls, etc. These materials are cleverly combined _____4_____ (form) a variety of flower patterns, each of _____5_____ conveys people’s expectations for a better life and good luck. Quanzhou head-pinned flowers come in ____6______ variety of styles, including traditional flowers such as plum blossoms, orchids and peonies, as well as various auspicious patterns such as butterflies and magpies. “Adorning flowers in this life, being beautiful in the next life”. Nowadays, an increasing number of tourists from other places are flocking to Quanzhou, lured by the fame of its hairpin tourism. These visitors _____7_____(draw) to the city’s profound historical heritage, ancient streets and unique cultural events. The allure of Quanzhou’s hairpin tourism has transcended regional boundaries, _____8_____(make) it a nationally recognized tourist destination. The popularity of Quanzhou’s hairpin tourism is not only attributed _____9_____ celebrities like Zhao Liying but is also deeply rooted in the local tradition of hairpin craftsmanship. The influx of tourists from other places has not only enriched Quanzhou’s tourism industry but _____10_____ (breathe) life into the city as well. （二） A cautionary saying has been around in China for centuries: “Change brings _____1______ (prosper) while stagnation leads to decline.” Amid the changes and reform of traditional culture, the successors of traditional Chinese operas have been using this saying as _____2______ guide to carve out their own path with the help of high technology such as AI. Their efforts have _____3______(definite) paid off as the ancient art form has gained new life among the younger generation. More than 7 million internet users ______4_____ (attract) by a live stream _____5______ (theme) “When technology meets the beauty of traditional opera” in February 2024. Recently, demand for brilliant operas in theaters _____6______ have been updated by VR technology and high-tech stage design, like the youth-orientated versions of the Kunqu Opera The Peony Pavilion or the Peking Opera Dragon and Phoenix, has been booming. The ______7_____ (revive) of this ancient art and the limitless possibilities of blending opera and technology has also gained traction abroad. When Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, arrived in Shanghai in 2023, he spared half an hour from his busy schedule ______8_____(pay) a special visit to a Peking Opera studio founded by well-known Chinese performer Wang Peiyu to see ______9_____ high-tech tools have spurred the vitality of opera. People should always be the core of traditional Chinese opera development. In many masterpieces of traditional opera, technology has not fundamentally shaken the value of people ______10_____ stage, but rather highlights the role of performers. （三） In the vast tapestry of Chinese culture, the Chinese knot stands out _____1_____ a vibrant thread that weaves together history, artistry and symbolism. These intricate knots, known as “Chinese Knots” in Mandarin, are not _____2_____ (mere) decorative ties; they embody a profound philosophy and an ancient wisdom _____3_____ (pass) down through generations. Each kind of knot _____4_____ (name) after its shape or the symbolic meaning that it carries. Unlike Western knots that often serve functional ends, Chinese knots are primarily artistic expressions, with each design carrying _____5_____ unique meaning. The beauty of Chinese knots lies not just in their aesthetic appeal but also in the profound meanings they convey. For instance, the “double happiness knot” is a popular design used during weddings, representing _____6_____ (harmony) unions and doubled joy. The “pan chang knot”, with its endless interweaving loops, symbolizes eternal love and longevity. Other notable designs include the “button knot”, signifying reunion and togetherness, and the “money bag knot”, which is believed _____7_____ (attract) wealth and fortune. Each knot, with its specific form and name, tells a story, making them not just decorations _____8_____ carriers of blessings and aspirations. As these knots continue to entwine themselves into contemporary life, they serve as ambassadors of Chinese culture, inviting the world to appreciate the _____9_____ (deep) and beauty of China’s ancient traditions. By embracing the art of Chinese knots, we celebrate a legacy _____10_____ transcends time and borders, uniting us all in the appreciation of beauty, harmony and the unbroken threads of human connection. Keys: but; production; complicated; to form; which a; are drawn; making; to; has breathed Keys: prosperity; a; definitely; were attracted; themed which或that; revival; to pay; how; on Keys: as; merely; passed; is named; a harmonious; to attract; but; depth; which(或that) 3 - 1 - 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$