K(2025·常州模拟改编)
In Fujian, *tulou* are not just buildings, but also the keepers of ancient Chinese lives and our culture.
Tulou* are closed circle buildings 1. earthen walls outside and wooden organizations inside. They were built by the Hakka people(客家人), a group who moved from central China to the mountain areas in the south 2. (avoid) wars hundreds of years ago.
There are thousands of *tulou* across Fujian, and Yongding is home to 1,768 of them. Have you ever dreamed of spending a day 3. (live) in a *tulou*? Now, that dream can come true.
Shenggheng Lou is a *tulou* in Yongding with a history of nearly four hundred years. The condition of the building was quite bad, but now it 4. (become) a modern hotel.
Lin Hui, the 5. (manage), understands the building and its history. She was born in 1986 within the walls of another *tulou* in Yongding. "Of all the dangers, *tulou*'s not being in use is the 6. (great) one," Lin said. The inner wooden organizations of *tulou* are connected, so 7. one room becomes weak, it can easily cause nearby rooms to fall down.
The rebuilding fixed 8. old problem and also added some new functions like toilets. Steel 9. (add) to better support the building's wooden organization.
Zeng Jieshan, a 16 - year - old high school student from Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, travelled four hours by train to experience the *tulou* for 10. (he). "I used to think ancient buildings were mostly palaces, like the Forbidden City," Zeng said. "But here in *tulou*, people still live."

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