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第一篇
Foreign firms show faith in China
market
As China's industrial upgrade gains momentum, the country will play a bigger part in
stabilizing global supply chains, just as it did amid three years of COVID-19 disruptions, 1
will facilitate the smooth running of the world economy, global business leaders said.
2 (boast) a complete supply chain support system, strong logistics, a big market and
favorable government policies spurring 3 (innovate), China holds great appeal for
multinationals amid headwinds such as a gloomy global economic outlook, they added.
Deuk-kyu Hwang, president of Samsung Greater China, said "With a complete supply chain
support system, China is well positioned 4 (cope) with global uncertainties."
Hwang said the 5 (consume) upgrade of China's middle-income group, and technological
innovation spurred by the government's new infrastructure 6 (initiative) in big data,
artificial intelligence and 5G will generate new demand 7 the nation's domestic market.
"In the future, Samsung will continue to prioritize development in China's large market," he 8
(add).
As the world's largest manufacturing nation, China ranks first globally in terms of output for
more than 40 percent of the world's 500 major industrial 9 (product), which 10 (enable)
the country to produce goods in urgent need globally amid the COVID pandemic, according
to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
第二篇
Tyre Nichols case shows systemic failure in US: opinion
The fatal beating of Tyre Nichols by police in Memphis illustrates systemic failure in the US
and the need to reimagine its public safety, according to an opinion piece 1 （publish）
by the Boston Globe on Monday.
Many expressed surprise and shock all five officers who stopped, detained, pepper sprayed,
then brutally beat the 29-year-old African-American to death were Black." We should not be
surprised," Peniel E. Joseph, 2 teaches history and public affairs at the University of
Texas in Austin, wrote in the opinion piece.
The 3 (dead) of Nichols should be viewed as a byproduct of systemic failure. His tragedy
reflects a broken system in which armed police routinely turn traffic or even pedestrian stops
into 4 (violent) and deadly confrontations with unarmed people."Coming a little over two years after George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis sparked the 5
(large) social justice 6 (demonstration) in American history and a searing round of national
soul-searching, Nichols's death reveals what 7 (change) since then," the article said.
Proposed reforms 8 the federal level, such as banning chokeholds and collecting data on
police misconduct, still would not have saved Nichols's life.
Only the fundamental shift of systems of 9 (punish) that have been normalized in US
society and culture can do that. Memphis police released a video on Jan 27, 10 (show)
Nichols being assaulted by five black officers as he cried out for his mother. He was taken to
a hospital with severe injuries and was pronounced dead three days later by the Tennessee
Bureau of Investigation on Jan 10.
第三篇
People's health is priority in COVID-19 fight
Unlike the ordeal at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic three years ago, Wuhan resident
Huang Jianmei was not 1 a state of panic after getting infected again, this time with the
Omicron variant. As one of the first critical patients 2 successfully recovered after
treatment, Huang 3 (participate) in a national clinical treatment and research project on
stem cells since her recovery.
"Without the help of my country and medical staff, I would not have had a second chance at
life. Therefore, I would like to play an active role in helping other patients," she says. To
contain the pandemic in Wuhan in early 2020, more than 40,000 medics from across the
country rushed to the central Chinese city as part of the largest mobilization of medical 4
(resource) since the founding of New China in 1949. Thanks to the resolute efforts of the
medical personnel, over 3,000 COVID-19 patients aged 80 and above 5 (cure).
Since securing the strategic outcomes in the battle to defend Hubei province and 6 capital
city of Wuhan, China has 7 (effective) tackled more than 100 cluster infections over the
past three years, 8 (fight) different variants of the virus including the Delta and Omicron
strains, and upholding the principle of putting people's lives and health above everything else.
In 2022 alone, a number of centenarians fully recovered from COVID-19 infections after
medical 9 (treat). In Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, 101-year-old
woman He Cui recovered from COVID-19 after 10 days of medical treatment. Her daughter
Li Ti described the recovery of the elderly woman, who has underlying conditions such as
hypertension, as "miraculous". China has managed to keep its severe COVID-19 cases and
death rates among the 10 (low) in the world.
第四篇
A woman who changed our world
Anniversary marks birth and celebrates 1 （achievement） of physicist who was 'forever
a Chinese', Yang Yang reports. At the end of May, events 2 (hold) both online and offline
in Nanjing and Taicang, Jiangsu province, to honor the 110th anniversary of the 3
（ born ） of nuclear physicist Wu Chien-shiung. In mid-September, a global online
symposium will be held also 4 (mark) this anniversary.Compared with physicists such as Marie Curie or Richard Feynman, Wu is not a household
name in China, where she was born and grew up, or in the United States, where she spent
most of her life, 5 she was one of the most 6 （influence） nuclear physicists of the
20th century, one that "radically" changed human's view of the universe.
Wu was born on May 31, 1912, in Liuhe town, Taicang, 7 the Yangtze River flows 8
the East Sea. It was a time when the feudal system in China, which spanned more than 2,000
years, 9 (come) to an end and new thoughts rushed in as people 10 (seek) to find ways
to rejuvenate the country. Wu's father, Wu Zhongyi, received a modern education in
Shanghai, and in 1913, founded the first school for girls in Taicang. He aimed to break the old
sexist advocacy that it was women's virtue to have no talents. Now, the school has become
Mingde Senior Middle School.
答案
第一篇
Foreign firms show faith in China
market
As China's industrial upgrade gains momentum, the country will play a bigger part in
stabilizing global supply chains, just as it did amid three years of COVID-19 disruptions, 1
will facilitate the smooth running of the world economy, global business leaders said.
2 (boast) a complete supply chain support system, strong logistics, a big market and
favorable government policies spurring 3 (innovate), China holds great appeal for
multinationals amid headwinds such as a gloomy global economic outlook, they added.
Deuk-kyu Hwang, president of Samsung Greater China, said "With a complete supply chain
support system, China is well positioned 4 (cope) with global uncertainties."
Hwang said the 5 (consume) upgrade of China's middle-income group, and technological
innovation spurred by the government's new infrastructure 6 (initiative) in big data,
artificial intelligence and 5G will generate new demand 7 the nation's domestic market."In the future, Samsung will continue to prioritize development in China's large market," he 8
(add).
As the world's largest manufacturing nation, China ranks first globally in terms of output for
more than 40 percent of the world's 500 major industrial 9 (product), which 10 (enable)
the country to produce goods in urgent need globally amid the COVID pandemic, according
to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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第二篇
Tyre Nichols case shows systemic failure in US: opinion
The fatal beating of Tyre Nichols by police in Memphis illustrates systemic failure in the US
and the need to reimagine its public safety, according to an opinion piece 1 （publish）
by the Boston Globe on Monday.
Many expressed surprise and shock all five officers who stopped, detained, pepper sprayed,
then brutally beat the 29-year-old African-American to death were Black." We should not be
surprised," Peniel E. Joseph, 2 teaches history and public affairs at the University of
Texas in Austin, wrote in the opinion piece.
The 3 (dead) of Nichols should be viewed as a byproduct of systemic failure. His tragedy
reflects a broken system in which armed police routinely turn traffic or even pedestrian stops
into 4 (violent) and deadly confrontations with unarmed people.
"Coming a little over two years after George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis sparked the 5
(large) social justice 6 (demonstration) in American history and a searing round of national
soul-searching, Nichols's death reveals what 7 (change) since then," the article said.
Proposed reforms 8 the federal level, such as banning chokeholds and collecting data on
police misconduct, still would not have saved Nichols's life.
Only the fundamental shift of systems of 9 (punish) that have been normalized in US
society and culture can do that. Memphis police released a video on Jan 27, 10 (show)Nichols being assaulted by five black officers as he cried out for his mother. He was taken to
a hospital with severe injuries and was pronounced dead three days later by the Tennessee
Bureau of Investigation on Jan 10.
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第三篇
People's health is priority in COVID-19 fight
Unlike the ordeal at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic three years ago, Wuhan resident
Huang Jianmei was not 1 a state of panic after getting infected again, this time with the
Omicron variant. As one of the first critical patients 2 successfully recovered after
treatment, Huang 3 (participate) in a national clinical treatment and research project on
stem cells since her recovery.
"Without the help of my country and medical staff, I would not have had a second chance at
life. Therefore, I would like to play an active role in helping other patients," she says. To
contain the pandemic in Wuhan in early 2020, more than 40,000 medics from across the
country rushed to the central Chinese city as part of the largest mobilization of medical 4
(resource) since the founding of New China in 1949. Thanks to the resolute efforts of the
medical personnel, over 3,000 COVID-19 patients aged 80 and above 5 (cure).
Since securing the strategic outcomes in the battle to defend Hubei province and 6 capital
city of Wuhan, China has 7 (effective) tackled more than 100 cluster infections over the
past three years, 8 (fight) different variants of the virus including the Delta and Omicron
strains, and upholding the principle of putting people's lives and health above everything else.
In 2022 alone, a number of centenarians fully recovered from COVID-19 infections after
medical 9 (treat). In Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, 101-year-old
woman He Cui recovered from COVID-19 after 10 days of medical treatment. Her daughter
Li Ti described the recovery of the elderly woman, who has underlying conditions such as
hypertension, as "miraculous". China has managed to keep its severe COVID-19 cases and
death rates among the 10 (low) in the world.
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第四篇
A woman who changed our world
Anniversary marks birth and celebrates 1 （achievement） of physicist who was 'forever
a Chinese', Yang Yang reports. At the end of May, events 2 (hold) both online and offline
in Nanjing and Taicang, Jiangsu province, to honor the 110th anniversary of the 3
（ born ） of nuclear physicist Wu Chien-shiung. In mid-September, a global online
symposium will be held also 4 (mark) this anniversary.
Compared with physicists such as Marie Curie or Richard Feynman, Wu is not a household
name in China, where she was born and grew up, or in the United States, where she spent
most of her life, 5 she was one of the most 6 （influence） nuclear physicists of the
20th century, one that "radically" changed human's view of the universe.
Wu was born on May 31, 1912, in Liuhe town, Taicang, 7 the Yangtze River flows 8
the East Sea. It was a time when the feudal system in China, which spanned more than 2,000
years, 9 (come) to an end and new thoughts rushed in as people 10 (seek) to find ways
to rejuvenate the country. Wu's father, Wu Zhongyi, received a modern education in
Shanghai, and in 1913, founded the first school for girls in Taicang. He aimed to break the old
sexist advocacy that it was women's virtue to have no talents. Now, the school has become
Mingde Senior Middle School.
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