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A(2023·无锡市东亭中学月考)
A video series named Escape from the British Museum has been released on Wednesday. Directed by two Chinese vloggers, the series tells the story of how a Chinese cultural relic(文物）escapes from the British Museum and finds its way back to China.
The series has been popular online since it was released, sparking discussion about how the British Museum should return Chinese relics plundered(掠夺）by the UK. It has now been viewed on Sina Weibo more than 1.5 million times.
The videos were made by a netizen who suggested making a video recording the difficulties of Chinese cultural relics returning home from the UK to celebrate the Chinese lunar New Year. In the video, a female vlogger plays the role of an ancient Chinese jade(玉）teapot, while her male partner is a journalist who helps this work of art return to China. They went to the UK in June and spent three months shooting the video. They said the story is based on historical facts and aims to draw attention to the Chinese cultural relics held abroad.
Many netizens said they looked forward to the video after watching the trailer(预告片). “We can see the achievements of Chinese culture from these lost relics, and a sense of helplessness and anger towards the plunderers. We hope to see more works of this kind,” said one Sina Weibo user.
Currently(当前）, the museum has a total of 23,000 Chinese relics, while about 2,000 of them are on long-term display. These Chinese relics, spanning from the Neolithic age(新石器时代）to the present, include paintings, prints, jade and ceramics(陶瓷器）. In 1860, the Second Opium War(1856—1860）ended with British and French troops plundering the Old Summer Palace, or Yuanmingyuan, in Beijing. Then, the relics there made their way to museums and private collections across Europe.
( )1. What does the underlined word “sparking” mean?
A. Questioning. B. Causing. C. Knowing. D. Learning.
( )2. What can we know about the videos?
A. They record the Chinese New Year. B. There are two relics in the videos.
C. They mainly talk about a journalist. D. They are adapted from real facts.
( )3. How did the netizens feel after watching the trailer?
A. They felt hopeful for the lost relics.
B. They felt grateful to the makers.
C. They felt helpless about Chinese culture.
D. They felt angry at the plunderers.
B(2025·苏州市立达中学月考)
新素养 文化意识 The Chinese game Black Myth: Wukong topped the best-selling list in 29 countries and regions on the game platform Steam. Within just a few hours of its launch, it has more than 1.1 million online players at the same time. The game's presentation(呈现）of Chinese culture has not only impressed Chinese players but also attracted a large number of foreign players. As a result, many international gamers are now reading the original book Journey to the West as a “required course” before experiencing the game.
This success is not the only case. Since the 2010s, popular works like The Three-Body Problem, The Wandering Earth, 30, 000 Miles from Chang’an, and My Altay have all received great reviews and helped bring Chinese culture to the global stage. These achievements show not only China's creative development of its cultural heritage(遗产）but also a growing sense of pride and confidence in its culture. Black Myth: Wukong is a great example of how Chinese culture is shown. From every plant in the game to every word spoken by the characters, Black Myth: Wukong shows different national cultural characteristics.
To reproduce(再现）the buildings in the original work of Journey to the West, the game's developers travelled across the country and set up China's first virtual(虚拟的）library of ancient buildings. A large number of historical temples, cultural relics(遗迹）, and ancient books were reproduced, including the Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing and the Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou. The wonders seen throughout the game make players around the world marvel at Chinese culture.
“When making the video game, we didn't even wipe away(去除）the dust to keep the beauty of Chinese ancient buildings fully,” said the game's creators. This strong confidence in Chinese culture and the determination(决心）to protect its traditional heritage are the strengths that make Chinese artists stand out in the global stage.
( )1. Why do foreign gamers like to read Journey to the West?
A. Because they want to understand the cultural background of the game.
B. Because they are required to read it to play the game.
C. Because the book is easy to read and short.
D. Because the book is more popular than the game.
( )2.新考法 写作意图 What is the writer's purpose of mentioning The Wandering Earth?
A. To stress the global popularity of Chinese science fiction.
B. To show that Chinese cultural products have gained international fame.
C. To compare The Wandering Earth with Black Myth: Wukong.
D. To introduce one of his favourite movies.
( )3. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?
A. International gamers need to take a horse in Journey to the West to play the game.
B. The game reproduces many historical temples.
C. The game creators are too busy to wipe away the dust on the relics.
D. The game makes Chinese artists stand out in the global stage.
A video series named Escape from the British Museum has been released on Wednesday. Directed by two Chinese vloggers, the series tells the story of how a Chinese cultural relic(文物）escapes from the British Museum and finds its way back to China.
The series has been popular online since it was released, sparking discussion about how the British Museum should return Chinese relics plundered(掠夺）by the UK. It has now been viewed on Sina Weibo more than 1.5 million times.
The videos were made by a netizen who suggested making a video recording the difficulties of Chinese cultural relics returning home from the UK to celebrate the Chinese lunar New Year. In the video, a female vlogger plays the role of an ancient Chinese jade(玉）teapot, while her male partner is a journalist who helps this work of art return to China. They went to the UK in June and spent three months shooting the video. They said the story is based on historical facts and aims to draw attention to the Chinese cultural relics held abroad.
Many netizens said they looked forward to the video after watching the trailer(预告片). “We can see the achievements of Chinese culture from these lost relics, and a sense of helplessness and anger towards the plunderers. We hope to see more works of this kind,” said one Sina Weibo user.
Currently(当前）, the museum has a total of 23,000 Chinese relics, while about 2,000 of them are on long-term display. These Chinese relics, spanning from the Neolithic age(新石器时代）to the present, include paintings, prints, jade and ceramics(陶瓷器）. In 1860, the Second Opium War(1856—1860）ended with British and French troops plundering the Old Summer Palace, or Yuanmingyuan, in Beijing. Then, the relics there made their way to museums and private collections across Europe.
( )1. What does the underlined word “sparking” mean?
A. Questioning. B. Causing. C. Knowing. D. Learning.
( )2. What can we know about the videos?
A. They record the Chinese New Year. B. There are two relics in the videos.
C. They mainly talk about a journalist. D. They are adapted from real facts.
( )3. How did the netizens feel after watching the trailer?
A. They felt hopeful for the lost relics.
B. They felt grateful to the makers.
C. They felt helpless about Chinese culture.
D. They felt angry at the plunderers.
B(2025·苏州市立达中学月考)
This success is not the only case. Since the 2010s, popular works like The Three-Body Problem, The Wandering Earth, 30, 000 Miles from Chang’an, and My Altay have all received great reviews and helped bring Chinese culture to the global stage. These achievements show not only China's creative development of its cultural heritage(遗产）but also a growing sense of pride and confidence in its culture. Black Myth: Wukong is a great example of how Chinese culture is shown. From every plant in the game to every word spoken by the characters, Black Myth: Wukong shows different national cultural characteristics.
To reproduce(再现）the buildings in the original work of Journey to the West, the game's developers travelled across the country and set up China's first virtual(虚拟的）library of ancient buildings. A large number of historical temples, cultural relics(遗迹）, and ancient books were reproduced, including the Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing and the Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou. The wonders seen throughout the game make players around the world marvel at Chinese culture.
“When making the video game, we didn't even wipe away(去除）the dust to keep the beauty of Chinese ancient buildings fully,” said the game's creators. This strong confidence in Chinese culture and the determination(决心）to protect its traditional heritage are the strengths that make Chinese artists stand out in the global stage.
( )1. Why do foreign gamers like to read Journey to the West?
A. Because they want to understand the cultural background of the game.
B. Because they are required to read it to play the game.
C. Because the book is easy to read and short.
D. Because the book is more popular than the game.
( )2.
A. To stress the global popularity of Chinese science fiction.
B. To show that Chinese cultural products have gained international fame.
C. To compare The Wandering Earth with Black Myth: Wukong.
D. To introduce one of his favourite movies.
( )3. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the passage?
A. International gamers need to take a horse in Journey to the West to play the game.
B. The game reproduces many historical temples.
C. The game creators are too busy to wipe away the dust on the relics.
D. The game makes Chinese artists stand out in the global stage.
答案
B
; D
; D
; A
; B
; B
; D
; D
; A
; B
; B
