名校调研系列卷•吉林省2025年寒假作业质量检测七年级（二十一）英语答案
This month is a whirlwind (旋风) for Jiang, as he adjusts 7 (he) to his new popularity. HisDA new book named You Are What You Wear, written by a fashion blogger Fang Yimin, who has moreeveryday life has taken a dramatic turn, 8 (balance) the demands of Internet fame with his personalthan 30 million followers on 1 ( society) media, was released ofline on May 14.Since the online pre-sale started on April 22, it is 2 (surprise) that the book has been a bestduring this extraordinary yearseller on the list on Dangdang, 3 Chinese online reading and book-selling platform.Watch the video to follow Jiang Kedong's journey through a period of unexpected fame, and see howFang, who's widely known as Becky Li, 4 ( talk) about her experience and gives advice onhis “Rabbit Dance" has become an important part of Harbin’s 10 ( success) tourism industry." living beautifully” to readers in the book that 5 took her eight years to write. The book is a summary2.3.4.5.8.9.10. of 2 ,400 posts that Fang published in her blog on WeChat that she started in 2014, as well as the text ofsome public speeches, focusing 6 topics of common concern to modern women, such as “beautyquotient", workplace survival, emotional management and self-growth.Among the Han people, which make up a vast majority of 1 ( China) total population, theFang shares her journey and tips from a woman's viewpoint. “The hard path and the tumble (跌倒) Ipassage into adulthood is no longer celebrated, 2 in those very traditional families. In ancient times ,took, the thrill and 7 ( happy) of growing up over the years are all in this book," she says.this ceremony marked a person’s transition (过渡） to adulthood and 3 (refer） to as the capping orTo her, Fang said she didn't plan 8 (become) famous when she started her blog. Instead, shehair-pinning ceremony.This ceremony started from the clan society (氏族社会） and continued to be held until the Qingwas 9 ( casual) sharing her ordinary life, like what she wore and what she bought. Shopping had beenone of her biggest u 10 (hobby) , and she wished to spread the joy around.Dynasty. The rulers then felt that this ceremony was 4 ( meaning) and abolished this ceremony which5 (last) for thousands of years. From then on, the Han people have to enter the stage of adulthood2.4.5.、10.without knowing it. Nowadays, it is 6main) in those minor ethnic groups that this life passage is7.8.9stilcelebrated. In some parts of China, this ceremony is becoming the increasing7 (popular) againWith Harbin's tourism booming (繁荣), Jiang Kedong, who 1 ( know） as “Brother Zuoyou", isWhen a young man reached 18 or 20 years old, the capping ceremony, 8 (consist) of severalriding the wave of this new attention, transforming from a local entertainer to a widely recognized Internetprocedures, would be held. The hair of the young man should be done up and pinned, and after 9celebrity. His famous work “ Rabbit Dance" , has captured hearts with its catchy simplicity and has becomethree caps of different materials should be placed on the youth's head. The hair-pinning ceremony, 10 2 symbol of Harbin's lively spirit during this tourism boom.the mother or another senior pinned the girl's hair, would be held when a girl was 15 years old.The “Rabbit Dance" , β 3 ( mark) by its playful left and right foot movements, has not only spreadThere are other interesting customs concerned. For example, boys of the Yao nationality have to passon social media 4 has also become a cultural characteristic of Harbin's tourism boom. 5about ten dangerous tests and take oaths (宣誓) not to conduct bad deeds.(initial) , Jiang's dance video, just a local favorite, has fueled widespread enthusiasm, drawing people2.3.4.5.6from far and wide to experience the joy and 6 ( warm) of Harbin, even in its coldest months.8.107.英语第3页（共4页）衡水金卷·先享题·高三二轮复专题卷十三英语第4页（共4页）
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