专题06 语法填空
编者按：2025 年新高考地区二模分类整理，深度解析，排版整齐。
（一）
（2025·江苏·二模）
In recent weeks, US internet users have been flocking (蜂拥) in surprising numbers to sign up to a popular
Chinese social media app called the Little Rednote, also known as Xiaohongshu, 1 (lead) to an increasing
relationship between Chinese and American citizens as they exchange jokes, memes (模因) 2 even help each
other with their homework. It seems that US internet users fall in love with China’s memes and can’t get enough of
them.
Perhaps you’ve heard of “u swan (天鹅), he frog”? In August 2024, the influencer YourKris published a post
on the Little Rednote in 3 she discussed relationship troubles with her boyfriend. She 4 (meet) by a flood
of supportive comments from Chinese users featuring turns of phrase such as “you swan, he frog”. The 5 (literal)
translated idiom was subsequently used by Americans online 6 (describe) everything from celebrity
relationships 7 political candidates.
The 8 (popular) of Chinese memes reveals how American users are expressing a great interest in China
nowadays and it is providing an opportunity for interactions between two countries.
According to some American 9 (create) who share Chinese content online, the reason why it performs
well is the same reason any content 10 (do) well: it’s funny, well-made, and feels authentic.
（二）
（2025·浙江杭州·二模）
Food plays a significant role in classic Chinese novels, with one of the most famous examples being Cao
Xueqin’s Dream of the Red Chamber. In this 18th-century novel, food is a key part of the story, revealing details
about characters 1 advancing the plot. The book’s most famous dish, a 2 (prepare) of eggplant called
qiexiang (茄鲞), is a rich dish that requires 3 (day) to prepare, involving steaming eggplant ten times in
soup made from old hens. The dish overwhelms the family’s poor relatives, first with envy, and later with terrible
discomfort in stomachs.
The novel provides ample inspiration to today’s cooks. Food bloggers go viral with attempts 4 (recreate)
the book’s most famous dishes. “Red Chamber Banquets” pop up in theme restaurants across China, and indeed
worldwide, with the dishes plated in Michelin style.
While most foods 5 (serve) in the novel are made with high skill, they are made with only a few simple
seasonal ingredients. In China’s culinary culture, humble ingredients 6 (prize) because they are in season. A
relative 7 brags (吹嘘) about enjoying food out of season is later revealed to have a dangerously violent
temper. A “bad apple,” one might say.
Like all great literature, the enduring popularity of Dream of the Red Chamber comes from 8 (it)
many layers of meaning. Readers can appreciate it more than 9 an engaging story. The same can also be
said about the food. When we read about it, we can admire the cooking art, mine
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text for historical
clues, or seek double meanings in every “bite”.
（三）
（2025·浙江衢州·二模）
On January 28, 3,000 drones (无人机) performed a stunning light show in Chongqing during the Spring
Festival Gala. The show, organized by Damoda Intelligent Control Technology, 1 (feature) patterns of famous
landmarks and flowers across the night sky.
Despite challenges such as unpredictable weather and signal interference, the team, 2 average age is
27, delivered a flawless performance. Most of the team members specialize in drone technology, while others are
enthusiasts recruited by the company.
In recent years, drone performances 3 (become) a major trend in entertainment. Compared to traditional
fireworks, drones are 4 (safe) and less polluting. Advancements in technology have made larger-scale
performances possible. Damoda’s third-generation drones are designed 5 (take) off from a compact box,
saving space, while the fourth-generation models charge automatically. In 2023, the company set two Guinness World
Records by 6 (fly) 10,197 drones simultaneously.
Competition is shifting from technology to creativity, as the industry grows, with a greater emphasis 7
storytelling and cultural elements. Beyond entertainment, drones are also fueling 8 low-altitude economy,
with widespread use in logistics, agriculture, and emergency rescue.
9 is expected by industry experts, drone shows are going to become even more spectacular, with
continuous technological progress. China’s drone industry continues to grow globally, setting new standards and
reinforcing its
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(influence) position in aerial technology.
（四）
（2025·浙江·二模）
Tanghulu, a traditional Chinese snack 1 (make) from skewered fruits coated in hardened sugar syrup, has
not only survived centuries of culinary evolution but also become an iconic symbol of winter festivals. 2 its
origins can be traced back to the Song Dynasty 3 imperial physicians first prescribed sugar-coated hawthorns as
medicinal treatments, 4 practice gradually transformed into street food culture through folk adaptations, 5
(reflect) changing socioeconomic dynamics.
The alchemical process 6 (require) to achieve the perfect glass-like sugar shell involves precise
temperature control at 150-160°C — a threshold 7 slightest deviation causes irreversible crystallization
defects — combined with rapid spinning motions 8 (maintain) even coating distribution. Techniques 9
modern food engineers still struggle to replicate
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traditional vendors execute with seemingly effortless
grace using bamboo sticks and copper pots are of great significance.
（五）
（2025·湖北·二模）
Palace Museum Goes Zero Waste
The Forbidden City, not only a treasure of history and culture 1 a pioneer in sustainable
development, is striving to become 2 zero-waste museum.
In January 2020, the Forbidden City Museum launched the “Forbidden City Zero-Waste” project. This initiative
aims to minimize waste 3 (send) to landfills through scientific waste management. The museum repositioned
trash cans based on researches, 4 (reduce) their number from 310 to 110 groups. Moreover, waste is
classified into four major and seven minor 5 (category) for more precise disposal.
The 6 (environment) project also transforms recyclable waste into creative cultural products. What’s
more, the ecological compost (堆肥) flower bed in the Arrow Pavilion Square has become a small ecosystem, 7
garden waste is turned into organic fertilizer.
This project 8 (recognize) as a 2023 Green and Low-Carbon Series Model Case by the Ministry of
Ecology and Environment. Over the past four years, it has attracted the participation of 3,000 staff members and 21
million visitors.
In the future, the Forbidden City Museum will continue to innovate and expand the achievements of the “Zero-
Waste” project, making full use of its role as a public participation base 9 green and low-carbon initiatives.
The goal is
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(engage) more people in environmental protection and further enhance the influence of
the “Green Forbidden City”.
（六）
（2025·山东潍坊·二模）
Yueju Opera, a major school of traditional Chinese theater that traces its origins to Shengzhou County in
Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, shares with Peking Opera the unique form of story-telling that integrates classical
singing, dancing, and acting 1 a unified artistic expression. However, this classical art form, like many others,
has faced less interest from young people, until the groundbreaking New Dragon Gate Inn 2 (break) the
spell.
Different from previous Yueju Opera performances, the novelty of New Dragon Gate Inn is reflected in
several aspects. First, it features 3 immersive experience, where the theater is turned into an inn filled with
secret passages, 4 (combine) the stage and the audience seats.
In addition to its bold and innovative adaptation, New Dragon Gate Inn has also pioneered a marketing
strategy — one that uses short video 5 (platform) to offer barrier-free online viewing, effectively engaging
younger audiences. Yet 6 truly defines its success is not just its modern appeal, but the beauty of traditional
Chinese culture and the continuous devotion of its guardians. They have bridged the old and the new, proving that
innovation booms when rooted in heritage, 7 that traditions, when shared creatively, can find a lively new
life.
The success of New Dragon Gate Inn signals a 8 (promise) future for other traditional Chinese art
forms, showing how innovation — when grounded in respect for cultural heritage — can 9 (dramatic) expand
artistic possibilities. As Chen Lijun, the production’s lead performer, says, “Opera is carved in the DNA of the Chinese
people. After a small stone
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(cast), the DNA awakens.”
（七）
（2025·江西·二模）
A recent Wing-Chun Kung-Fu master class drew over a dozen martial ( 武术的) arts enthusiasts, many of
1 have developed a passion for this Chinese martial art for decades. Erik Batstra, head instructor at the Wing-
Chun Kung-Fu Association of the Netherlands, was among the attendees. Batstra began practicing Wing Chun at 18
and 2 (devote) himself to it since 1981. “When I came in contact with Wing Chun, it became my life’s
passion,” he said. This martial art is known for its close-quarters combat (搏斗) and rapid punches.
3 (found) in 1974, the Dutch association concentrates on the Wong Shun-Leung lineage (世系) of
Wing Chun, which emphasizes 4 (efficient) and directness. Wing Chun is also recognized 5 part
of China’s national intangible 6 (culture) heritage.
Sebastiaan Kas, a 51-year-old practitioner, has committed to Wing Chun since 2006. His interest 7
(raise) by childhood martial arts films 8 (feature) legends like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. “Watching
those films, I always said, ‘that’s what I want to do,’” he recalled. Kas said Wing Chun has 9 (deep)
changed his life, providing mental and physical strength.
During the master class, Kas shared his dream of visiting the South Shaolin Temple in Fujian, China,
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birthplace of Wing Chun. “It’s like a dream for me. I’m really looking forward to going,” he said.
（八）
（2025·山东聊城·二模）
In the Nazirpur subdistrict, located in Bangladesh’s riverine district of Pirojpur, solving the harmful
consequences of flood was found 1 (challenge). Over the past 25 years, 45-year-old farmer Mohammad
Kawsar Mia, 2 (follow) the traditions of his ancestors, has practiced “floating cultivation (漂浮耕作)”, 3
method that is valuable for numerous families in these flood regions.
In these areas 4 flood lasts for eight to ten months annually, farmers have difficulty in practicing
traditional farming on solid ground. 5 response, farmers, such as Mia, have made floating beds using water
plants. With these beds, they can grow a variety of crops, such as eggplants and leafy vegetables. The amazing farming
technique is passed down from one generation to the next without 6 (interrupt), helping to relieve the
poverty of local families.
With the rainy season becoming 7 (increase) unstable, floating agriculture has been gaining importance.
At this time of year, 75% of the country’s surface area 8 (flood), which makes techniques like floating
cultivation crucial 9 (achieve) food security.
Additionally, the government’s support, if properly
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(manage), will further boost this sustainable
practice.
（九）
（2025·广东·二模）
Inside a workshop in Lyon, France, the soft rhythm of weaving (织布) machines fills the air as colorful threads
move smoothly. For centuries, silk-making traditions, passed down through generations, 1 (shape) Lyon’s
identity. In these workshops, skilled workers use silk-screen printing, 2 technique originating in China, to
layer colors one by one. 3 (remarkable), creating a single scarf can involve up to 30 different colors, each
requiring its own screen and printing step. This 4 (detail) process, demanding steady hands and sharp eyes,
ensures that every piece is unique and full of character.
Lyon’s connection to silk dates back to ancient times, 5 the city became a key gateway for Chinese
silk entering Europe. During the Roman Empire, Lyon’s location along the Rhine River made it an important trading
center. The 6 (arrive) of silk brought significant cultural and economic changes, establishing long-lasting
ties between China and France. Even the street designs of Lyon’s Old Town 7 (tailor) to protect silk products
from wind and rain during transport, showing how silk influenced the city’s development in many ways.
Today, Lyon is still celebrated 8 a center for silk production, design, and cultural exchange, 9
(inspire) many famous fashion houses around the world. Thanks to China’s Belt and Road initiative, new trade routes
are bringing fresh
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(opportunity) to Lyon. This renewed partnership continues to weave a future of
shared creativity and innovation.
（十）
（2025·河北·二模）
Local Chongqing resident Yang Baike, in 1 (he) eighties, discovered a new perspective for observing
Changshou Lake-by taking to the sky. Accompanied by his family, Yang completed his first aerial(空中的)adventure
on a floatplane at the Changshou Lake water sports base.
Low-altitude tourism is becoming 2 (increasing) popular among tourists as China expands civilian access
to low-altitude airspace, 3 is typically defined as the vertical(垂直的)range from 1, 000 to 3,000 meters
above ground.
Recently, a growing number of tourist attractions 4 (launch) low-altitude flight and sightseeing
programs. For instance, Fengjie County in Chongqing started low-altitude helicopter tours, 5 (offer) a new
viewpoint for tourists to enjoy the scenery of Kuimen, the entrance 6 the Yangtze River’s deepest gorges.
Moreover, aerial sports such as parachuting(跳伞)and skydiving 7 (favor) by more sports fans. The
airspace near the Dujiangyan irrigation system has become 8 hit among Chinese parachuting lovers
because of its breathtaking aerial view. Many people posted vlogs and travel notes on social media to record their
skydiving experiences there.
Low-altitude tourism is expanding across China. Hainan, a 9 (lead) province in China’s low-altitude
tourism, recorded 13, 700 hours of flight time, 152, 000 takeoffs and landings, and 364, 800 passengers in 2023.
Chongqing aims 10 (open) at least two low- altitude air routes for tourists to enjoy aerial views of the
city’s landmarks. Shenzhen plans to deploy more than 600 low-altitude drone launch and landing platforms and
operate over 220 urban drone routes by 2025.
（十一）
（2025·江苏泰州·二模）
When it comes to tea, Lu Yu is an important figure to give thanks to. For centuries, Lu Yu 1 (credit)
as the most influential person in tea history.
Lu Yu recognized tea as his destiny and was inspired to write what would later be titled The Classic of Tea.
After going through numerous drafts and nearly two decades, he finally completed and published the first book of
tea. 2 (compose) of seven thousand characters, the work was the summary of his life 3 travel with tea.
It was a huge success and best seller, achieving 4 (universe) fame in China and beyond.
The book served not only as a guide for tea preparation but also as a mirror 5 (reveal) the social and
cultural landscape of the Tang Dynasty. It captured the essence of a time 6 poetry, art, and philosophy
boomed.
Lu Yu’s legacy (遗产) lives on as tea remains part of East Asian culture. The soothing nature of tea aids 7
staying alert during long working hours, while its medicinal 8 (property) are also highly valued. The Classic
of Tea stands as a testament to Lu Yu’s profound insight into tea and its significance in human experience, 9
work that continues to enrich the lives of those who seek 10 (wise) in a cup of tea.
（十二）
（2025·江西鹰潭·二模）
For a pleasant smell that may remind you of a grandma’s garden, Shasta daisies are a common planting
choice. 1 (typical) winter hardy in Zones 5 to 9, Shasta daisies start putting out flowers when spring gives
way to summer, kicking off the sunny weather in style while playing host 2 butterflies. However, most
varieties of Shasta daisies exhaust their blossoms from June to September, unless their petals (花瓣) are removed in
time 3 (inspire) another life.
With white petals 4 (spread) out from yellow eye, snowcap is a classic Shasta daisy 5
will reward you with large, single blooms from late spring through summer when planted in the sun. Besides, it has
great drought 6 (resist), meaning there’s no need to water the plant often. However, don’t forget to
separate it every couple of years and give 7 (extra) to your gardening friends.
Another variety of the Shasta daisy is Becky. While over two-thirds of the plant’s length 8 (spare)
for its flower alone, the big bloom won’t make 9 top-heavy, doing away with the need for additional
supports. Better still, Becky’s flower season can last well into the fall, making it 10 perfect species to be
planted next to Snowcap and lengthening the blooming season of the flowers in your garden.
（十三）
（2025·甘肃白银·二模）
Southern Anhui Province, 1 (know) as part of Huizhou in the past, boasts a rich historical and
cultural legacy. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Huizhou or Hui merchants, gathered large wealth. Xidi Village
and Hongcun Village in Yixian County, Huangshan City, are home 2 many Hui merchant families. These
two villages are famous for their scenery, well-preserved village landscapes, and Hui-style residential dwellings (住
宅).
Huizhou residential buildings 3 (characterize) by black tiles, white walls, halls, and courtyards.
From the outside to the inside and from the floor to the roof, carved stones, bricks, and wood can be found everywhere
in each house.
Nestled in the arms of 4 (surround) mountains, with 5 history of over 960years, Xidi
6 (emerge) in the Song Dynasty. A number of couplets (对联) can be seen in Xidi, conveying concepts like
forming the habit of learning, having good manners, as well as being humble, 7 (sympathy), and
forgiving.
Sitting at the foot of the Huangshan Mountain, Hongcun can be traced back to the Southern Song Dynasty.
Hongcun residents constructed a creative bull-shaped village, 8 has an operating man-made water system.
The village’s Yuezhao Pond was built during the early Ming Dynasty. A 9 (village) named Wang Siqi
found a natural spring flowing all-year-round within the village, so he invited professionals 10 (make)
plans for diverting the spring water to a man-made pond, for the purpose of firefighting, accessing drinking water,
washing, and other purposes. The pond was later built into a half-moon shape, and its water is clear and calm.
（十四）
（2025·贵州·二模）
DeepSeek has recently made significant progress in AI reasoning through enhanced learning, 1
(pioneer) a new direction for AI. By using an open-source approach, Chinese 2 (innovate) have broken the
technological barriers of global leaders like OpenAI. This breakthrough is not only a technological leap for Chinese
AI companies 3 narrows the gap in AI capabilities, removing concerns over chip limitations.
The global competition for large models has entered a critical stage. Thanks to its diverse industries and
development environments, China has 4 unique advantage in using large models 5 (power) a new
industrial revolution. The year 2025 will be the year of AI applications, with the key to success lying in seizing the
opportunities 6 (create) by DeepSeek.
Based on DeepSeek’s capabilities, breakthroughs can be achieved in many fields. Large models will lead,
without doubt, 7 “universal intelligence” for all. Given DeepSeek’s open-source and low-cost features,
individuals can now own large models and become “super individuals”. As AI transforms smart hardware, and large
models shrink in size, AI devices — from smart-connected cars to 8 (person) computers and mobile phones — will
become the standard. DeepSeek’s strong inference model can help users take advantage of professional knowledge
in scientific fields for enhanced learning, 9 develops specialized scientific models. Large models, like
DeepSeek, are changing how fundamental scientific problems 10 (study) and addressing issues such as
energy development.
（十五）
（2025·河北石家庄·二模）
Archaeologists ( 考古学家) have unearthed a fire-drilling toolset dating back about 7, 000 years at an
archaeological site in east China’s Jiangsu Province, marking 1 as the earliest known physical evidence of
fire-making technology discovered in China to date.
Gan Huiyuan, a researcher at the provincial institute of 2 (culture) relics and archaeology, who led the
excavation (挖掘) at the Caoyangang site, said the 3 (new) unearthed toolset consists of a drill stick and a
fireboard.
The drill stick measures over 60 centimeters 4 length, while the fireboard is over 30centimeters long. The
brown object has over 10 deep black circular indentations (圆形压痕) on its surface, 5 (show) clear burn
marks.
“This toolset is not only the longest found at the site but the most well-preserved fire-drilling equipment
discovered to date,” Gan said, adding that since the excavation 6 (begin), multiple fire-drilling tools have
been discovered there.
Additionally, a circular groove (凹槽), probably 7 (use) for tying a rope, was found on one end of the
fireboard, suggesting it was designed for easy carrying or hanging.
The Caoyangang site, covering over 80, 000 square meters, has unearthed 8 wealth of items beyond
the fire-making tools. More than 3, 000 items, including pottery, bone tools, wooden objects, animal 9 (remain)
from deer, pigs, cattle, dogs, and various birds, have been discovered at the site.
These findings show the daily lives and artistic tastes of the ancient people 10 once lived in the
region, archaeologists said.
（十六）
（2025·江苏常州·二模）
A walk through the hutong near Beijing’s Drum Tower is always like stepping back in time. But 1 one
recent cold winter night, during a walk through a well-traveled hutong there, I found myself suddenly transported
back to my childhood years.
I was heading toward one of the 2 (area) two excellent CD record stores, when a display in a shop
window caught my eye. Upon 3 (close) inspection, I realized the painting was a jigsaw puzzle, and the shop was
devoted to such puzzles. When I stepped inside, the store’s toasty warmth relighted fires in my heart and memory.
Long ago, while doing the puzzles and searching 4 (endless) for the proper piece, I often found myself
wondering whether perhaps I had lost a piece 5 maybe my cat had stolen one. To effectively solve problems, we
need effort and rest; when 6 (stick), we need a break to bring clearness, finding the missing piece rapidly.
Among the valuable lessons and rewards that these puzzles offer 7 (be) that patience and determination
are enhanced. But what is most 8 (benefit)is how, like the detective Sherlock Holmes, we look for answers or
clues, working tirelessly 9 (find) the perfect fit. It’s an approach 10 pays off when we encounter
any challenge that life presents.
（十七）
（2025·山东济宁·二模）
The recent announcement by China’s National Health Commission (NHC) 1 it would promote a
three-year “weight management” campaign has fueled nationwide enthusiasm. This campaign moves beyond
traditional policy approaches 2 combining nationwide cooperation with community-level engagement.
Over past years, China has witnessed an upward trend in the disease rate of its overweight and obese population.
Obesity (肥胖) has become a major public health issue in China, ranking as the 3 (five) leading risk
factor for death and disability in the country.
What 4 (set) this campaign apart is its comprehensive strategy, excelling through cross-sector
cooperation. Sixteen government agencies 5 (joint) work to address obesity’s complex challenges, creating
targeted plans for different age groups and life phases. 6 (advance) the mission, the NHC crafted the
“Nutrition & Exercise Guide”, which has gone viral for its localized eating advice that harmonizes cultural food
traditions with science-backed 7 (well) principles.
Acknowledging obesity’s physical and emotional impacts, the campaign provides personalized health blueprints
8 (feature) meal schedules and workout routines. Furthermore, specialized teams composed of dietitians,
traditional medicine experts, and fitness trainers create personalized support networks, monitoring daily progress via
health apps, transforming health awareness into 9 engaging daily habit.
It’s hoped that strong centralized leadership 10 (pair) with local engagement can effectively address
obesity.
（十八）
（2025·山东日照·二模）
Gulbar Herem enjoyed sitting by the window while taking the train back to her home inQira county, Hotan
prefecture. 1 the window, sand dunes (沙丘) of the Taklimakan Desert in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous
region flashed by against the blue sky. “We are actually traveling through the desert 2 is literally called the
place with no return.” Gulbar said.
The Hotan-Ruoqiang railway, 3 key national project, has made it much more convenient to travel to
and from southern Xinjiang. The price is also fair, with the cheapest train ticket 4 (sell) at about 170 yuan.
With the opening of the railway comes more opportunities 5 (see) other places in the world. “Now,
people in Lop can easily travel elsewhere by train to find new opportunities 6 just go sightseeing in other
places. In fact, the new line isn’t only about adding a way of traveling, it has made people see China’s 7
(determine) to develop Xinjiang,” saidAkbar Turson, a passenger from Lop county.
According to China Railway Urumqi Group, one year after the Hotan-Ruoqiang railway 8 (put) into use,
more than 360,900 passengers have traveled on it. Besides making traveling 9 (easy), the Hotan-Ruoqiang
railway has also improved logistic(物流)service and put local economic development on the fast track. What’s more,
by linking the railway between Ruoqiang and Golmud, Qinghai province, the railway has also created another logistic
route 10 (connect) southern Xinjiang with other parts of China.
（十九）
（2025·云南曲靖·二模）
Dunhuang art is attracting New Zealanders with a showcase of murals ( 壁画), related books and other
publications. Dunhuang in Gansu province was 1 key crossroad on the ancient Silk Road. It is best known
for the Mogao Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that 2 (house) amazing murals and statues, marking
the cultural exchanges 3 took place among various civilizations.
The opening ceremony of the Soaring Through the Sky Dunhuang art exhibition 4 (hold) on Feb
20 in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, with local art groups 5 (present) dance and folk music
performances.
Over 100 people, including Chinese Consul General in Auckland Chen Shijie, Mayor of Auckland Wayne
Brown, art lovers and media 6 (representative), attended the ceremony. Chen says hosting the exhibition
in New Zealand is of significance since the development of Dunhuang cannot be separated from trade and cultural
exchange. And the secret of New Zealand’s success also lies 7 active trade and multiculturalism.
Chen hopes that China’s Kiwi friends will develop a deeper affection for Chinese culture, thus enhancing
cultural exchanges between both sides 8 (foster) the foundation of mutual relations.
New Zealand guests spoke 9 (high) of the artistic and historical value of Dunhuang culture. They
highlighted the important and positive role of Chinese culture in the development and progress of the world, offering to
promote exchanges and cooperation in various fields for 10 (far) development of mutual relations.
（二十）
（2025·山东青岛·二模）
The 2024 Big Earth Data report was released at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly
(UNGA), setting a new standard 1 use of advanced technologies in promoting sustainable development
and offering key resources to the global community.
The 2024 report, 2 (draft) jointly by more than 200 researchers from 57 research institutions and
universities across China, 3 (focus) on 7 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and explores their
interconnections through 50 innovative case 4 (study) at global, regional and national levels. It highlights the
application of Sustainable Development Science Satellite I for the first time, 5 enhances Earth observation
capabilities for SDGs monitoring.
Big Earth Data is the key to 6 (tackle) agricultural challenges by giving detailed information on
crop distribution, production, and environmental impacts at different levels, and can also be employed 7
(track) water quality and ecosystem health.
Csaba Koros, former president of the UNGA, said that mankind needs both clearer data and 8
(improve) methods of integrating data to leap (飞跃) forward in carrying out sustainable development. “If we have
access to Big Earth Data, the 9 (capable) to process and the right method for integrating and interpreting
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, we will open a new chapter of science,” he said.
（二十一）
（2025·浙江·二模）
The Chinese animated film Ne Zha: Demon Child Conquers the Sea (《哪吒之魔童闹海》) has outperformed
the Avengers 3: Infinity War with a box office reaching 14.8 billion till March.8th, 1 (rank) sixth in the
global film history.
Director Yang Yu, better 2 (know) as Jiaozi, had domestic teams improve the effects. The film is a
mix of cultural symbols. It 3 (combine) punk style, modern colloquialism (白话) and other elements such as
the “Sichuan-style Mandarin” accent of Master Taiyi, 4 is the tutor of Ne Zha. This practice adds popular
symbols to traditional culture, making the film appealing 5 the audience. At the same time, it creates 6
unique cultural identity.
The Global Times spoke with film critics to analyze the reasons behind Ne Zha 2’s high box office performance
and positive reviews, learning that the film not only matches the 2019 Ne Zha in terms of production quality, with
stunning 7 (visual) and an engaging storyline, but also draws on traditional Chinese stories, integrates Eastern
philosophy of beauty, and connects 8 (emotional) with viewers.
“This attracts the younger generation 9 arouses a sense of national pride among audiences when they
watch,” a critic told the Global Times. Sun Jiashan, an associate researcher at the Central Academy of Culture and
Tourism Administration, noted that the popularity of Ne Zha, alongside strong IP 10 (recognize) played a critical
role in attracting large audiences to theaters.
（二十二）
（2025·宁夏银川·二模）
A 30-Year Journey of Courage:Students Walk 54 km to Honor Heroes
On April 3, 2025, over 2,300 students and teachers from Ningxia, embarked on their annual 54-kilometer walk
to honor soldiers who died in 1949 to liberate the region. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the “walking
ideological and political education class”, a tradition that 1 (inspire) more than 30,000 students so far.
The journey began before dawn, with 2 (participate) carrying handmade white flowers and singing
patriotic songs like Ode to the Motherland. They trekked through 3 (mud) mountain paths to Renshanhe
Martyrs’ Cemetery, where 391 soldiers were buried — many of 4 were teenagers aged 18 - 25. The walk was 5
(challenge), with students often facing rain, snow, and 6 (exhaust). In 2021, 7 snowstorm turned the
trip into a 14-hour struggle, yet everyone persevered.
This activity combined history with hands-on learning. Students studied battle maps in geography class, wrote
poems to martyrs, 8 acted out historical stories during English lessons. At the cemetery, they cleaned
tombstones and read the names of 9 (fall) soldiers. One student shared, “Touching the cold stones made me
understand the true meaning of sacrifice”.
This 30-year tradition proves that education is not just about books — it’s about feeling history
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your feet and heart. As one teacher said, “When students walk this path, they carry forward both memory and
responsibility”.
（二十三）
（2025·广东深圳·二模）
For many, cycling to Lhasa is a romantic dream. But for Li Shuangsheng and his son, Li Xuyao, it was 1
36-day, 2298-kilometer journey of growth — crossing 14 mountains over 4,000 meters and 2 (battle)
altitude (海拔) sickness. This was the father’s special gift to his son’s 16th birthday.
Setting off 3 Chongqing, they rode in a “father in front, son behind” formation, determined to bike up
one mountain each day. One day, they so 4 (catch) in a heavy rainstorm on Kazila Mountain’s slopes (山
坡). Li Shuangsheng led the way downhill and stopped by the roadside to wait for his son. Ten minutes later, Li
Xuyao appeared, 5 (cover) in mud. His bike, 6 chain had slipped off, caused him to lose balance
and fall to the ground.
During the day, the mountain roads, burning sun, and rainstorms exhausted the father and the son. At night,
they either sheltered with Tibetan families 7 camped alone. Several times, the father jokingly suggested
giving up, but Li Xuyao always replied 8 (firm), “No way. I’ll do whatever it takes to get there.”
After wearing down six sets of brake pads (刹车片), they finally arrived in Lhasa. For Li Xuyao’s mother, it
was a moment of 9 (relieve) and pride. “I prayed for their safe return every night,” she said. “My son has grown
into a
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(tough) and more mature young man.”
（二十四）
（2025·安徽淮南·二模）
In the spring of 2024, 1 (celebrate) singer Gong Linna set out on a new journey 2
(breathe) fresh life into an ancient art form yuanqu. The type, popular during the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), is
known for 3 (it) informal language and accessibility, an engaging mix of songs and drama that struck a
chord deeply with everyday people at the time.
The Yuan period saw the rise of famous plays like The Romance of the Western Chamber and Dou E Yuan by
Wang Shifu, both of 4 belong to the yuanzaju type and 5 (fascinate) audiences across China
then. Masters 6 Guan Hanqing and Bai Pu composed a large number of sanqu and xiaoling that
showcased the emotional depth and popularity of yuanqu — 7 ultimate type that was equal parts
entertainment and cultural reflection.
Inspired by this tradition, Gong teamed up with a group of talented musicians, 8 (range) from traditional
Chinese opera artists to contemporary 9 (composer) and instrumentalists. The result is a new album, Gong
Linna Sings Yuanqu, which,
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(specific), combines the essence of this ancient type with modern musical
sensibilities, creating a bridge between the centuries.
（二十五）
（2025·山西·二模）
Chinese Chess, also known as Xiangqi, is a timeless board game in Chinese culture. The exact origin of Chinese
Chess remains a topic of debate among scholars, but many believe the game with 32 pieces 1 (invent) to
mirror the battle at the Hong Canal during the Chu-Han Period. Initially 2 game for the upper class,
Chinese Chess rapidly gained popularity and eventually spread throughout Chinese society. However, it was not until
the end of the Northern Song Dynasty 3 Chinese Chess evolved into its finalized pattern—the chessboard with
Boundary River as well as the rules of the game.
Far more than a form of entertainment, Chinese Chess serves 4 a profound mental exercise. The
game combines elements of strategy, calculation and prediction, thus 5 (promote) people’s logical thinking,
planning and tactics as well as character cultivation. There are many sayings in Chinese culture that 6 (direct)
reflect the spirit of chess. For example, a Chinese saying “watching without telling, a true gentleman” indicates that
people with good manners or qualities should simply observe what is going on without giving unasked-for advice
7 (show) respect for others.
As a cultural treasure meant for all, Chinese Chess is going 8 (globe). It is now enjoyed by over a
billion fans, most of 9 are in China, Vietnam, Singapore and other Asian countries. Chinese Chess
tournaments at the regional and international levels take place in the world every year. Technological innovations,
such as online platforms and mobile applications, are enabling
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(enthusiast) to connect, compete and
communicate with each other regardless of geographic barriers. Young generations of chess players continue to carry
the torch with shared passion.
（二十六）
（2025·河北唐山·二模）
Liu Jiakun, the respected Chinese architect, has been awarded the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize, recognizing
his efforts 1 (bridge) tradition and modernity. The Pritzker judges praised Liu for his deep respect for culture,
history, and nature.
Liu's journey in architecture has been shaped by deep personal experiences and cultural influences. As a child,
he would climb to the rooftop and gaze (凝视) over traditional wooden 2 ( home) . This early fascination
with the built environment laid the foundation for his architectural philosophy 3 (root) in memory, place,
and transformation. Yet, his path was not always certain. After finishing school, he thought about quitting architecture
completely, but an inspiring exhibition by a former classmate put 4 on a path to change modern Chinese
architecture.
Central to Liu's work is the idea that identity is both personal and collective. He revisits tradition as a
“springboard (跳板) for innovation,” seeking to integrate the past 5 modern technology.
A defining metaphor of Liu's philosophy is his desire to be “like water”, which 6 (adapt) to the local
environment without setting a fixed form. He envisions architecture as an organic process, one that absorbs the spirit
of a place and grows 7 (natural) over time. “The water gradually solidifies, ” he writes, “transforming into
architecture, and perhaps even into the highest form of human spiritual 8 (create) . ”
In a global context 9 architecture is struggling to find sufficient responses to fast-developing social
and environmental challenges, Liu Jiakun has provided
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(convince) answers that celebrate the everyday
lives of people as well as their social and spiritual identities.
（二十七）
（2025·江西上饶·二模）
In the bustling city of Suzhou, Jiangsu province, Li Jing, 38, has carved out a peaceful space — his studio,
Shixianju (meaning “dwelling in leisure”), 1 he dedicates himself to his lifelong passion: handcrafting
traditional Chinese round fans.
2 (combine) centuries-old techniques with modern aesthetics, Li’s creations have captivated a wide
audience, gaining more than 2.72 million followers on China’s social media platform Weibo. His works 3
(appear) in fashion shoots and TV dramas as well.
Li’ s interest in round fans began in high school when he fell in love with Peking Opera. “The costumes, poetic
lyrics, and 4 (symbol) accessories (配饰) all reflect the artistry of this comprehensive art form,” he said.
“Whoever appreciates Peking Opera can find a unique perspective, while I was particularly fascinated by the beautiful
stage accessories, which aroused my desire 5 (collect) and restore fans.”
According to Li, a round fan represents a combination of ancient craftsmanship, integrating 6 (technique)
for crafting the frame, designing patterns, making ribs and tassels, and attaching the fan surface. “ 7 its small size,
the round fan holds endless creative possibilities,” he explained. “The surface can be made from materials like silk,
and be decorated with calligraphy, painting, or embroidery (刺绣).”
Among all techniques, Li’s favorite is kesi, or silk tapestry weaving ( 织锦), which is also the most
complicated. 8 (know) for its careful craftsmanship, kesi involves weaving each colorful thread 9
(individual) to form detailed patterns, often creating lifelike imagery with
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shiny, layered effect.
