时文语法填空——电影篇
Test 1
Dead to Rights, a powerful film
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(set) during the 1937 Nanjing Massacre,
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(earn) both commercial success and critical acclaim since its release. This moving story of
ordinary people protecting historical truth commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory
over fascism.
The narrative unfolds in Jixiang Photo Studio,
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diverse civilians seek refuge
after Nanjing's fall. Central to the story is a postman played by Liu Haoran,
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is
forced to develop films for Japanese soldiers and discovers photographic evidence of war
crimes.
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(initial) focused on survival, the group ultimately makes a
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(courage)
decision: to preserve the photos as evidence despite the mortal danger to their lives, driven
by patriotic devotion.
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(break) from conventional war films, it highlights civilians' awakening and
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(resilient) through intimate storytelling. Viewers witness the sacrifices made
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(protect) truth and human dignity.
The film's popularity stems from
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resonates most - its unflinching historical
authenticity. It teaches that only if we confront the past can we genuinely value peace today.
Test 2
The film Dongji Rescue
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(become)a cultural phenomenon since its August 8,
2025 release.
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(base) on an extraordinary WWII true story, it vividly portrays
the
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(courage) rescue mission conducted by 198 fishermen from Dongji Island.
The historical event
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(occur) in 1942 when the Japanese vessel Lisbon
Maru
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(transport) 1,816 British POWs, came under attack by an American
submarine near the island. During the sinking, Japanese soldiers callously confined
prisoners below deck and
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(shoot) at escape attempts.
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(fortunate), the local fishermen, inspired by their firm belief "Those
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are in trouble at sea must be saved," immediately rushed to help. Navigating stormy
waters in fragile wooden boats while evading Japanese patrols, they completed 65
dangerous rescue trips.
This remarkable humanitarian act, nearly lost to history amid wartime chaos, has
been powerfully revived through the film. It serves
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both a tribute to the
bravery of the fishermen and a testament to ordinary people achieving extraordinary
feats when
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(face) with immense challenges.
Test 3
A Chinese 2D animated film The Little Monsters of Langlang Mountain has emerged as
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huge summer sensation.
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(craft) by Shanghai Animation Film Studio, it
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(release)on August 2, 2025. By August 11, it had earned 574 million yuan, breaking the
record for Chinese 2D animated films andsurpassing Big Fish & Begonia’s 573 million yuan.
Scoring 8.6 on Douban, it has captured the hearts of both youngsters and 4
(grown-
up).
The film weaves a heartwarming story.
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(root) in a short film from Chinese
Tales, it trails four little monsters: a pig, a toad, a weasel, and a gorilla. They work for a
mountain king but unexpectedly lose their jobs.
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(survive), they pretend to be Tang
Monk and his group from Journey to the West (a well - known Chinese classic) and set off on a
westward journey. During the trip, they grow from just searching for food to saving villagers. A
memorable line in the film states, “We may be nobodies in society,
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we are the
backbone of our families,” sparking reflections on life..
What makes it distinctive? Its exquisite Chinese ink-painting style stands out—each frame
uses 50 ink layers. The English name “Nobody” 8
(convey) that even those who seem
unimportant can be heroes.
The success of the film has also boosted the popularity of its merchandise. Over 300
products fly off the shelves. It’s more than just a movie. It brings joy and teaches that
everyone has the chance to be a hero. Additionally, the triumph of this 2D animated film proves
that traditional Chinese elements, when
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(combine)with modern storytelling
methods, can create works that appeal
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a wide audience.
