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A Special Show Held in San Francisco
A special show, Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink (水墨灵韵), brings the beauty of Chinese ink art to Americans. Held at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco on Dec 12, 2024, the show displays nearly 50 paintings and letters by Qi Baishi (1864-1957), one of China’s most famous 20th-century painters. It runs until April 7, 2025 and will later go to Boston.
Qi is best known for painting nature’s small wonders-shrimps (虾), birds, chickens and fish. His works show the simple joy of life, whether it’s a tiny insect or an opening flower. His paintings catch millions of art fans’ eye by bringing back memories of the countryside and their hometowns. “His works are special and he mostly praised the energy of nature and life’s strength through his art,” says Du Yuxin from the Beijing Fine Art Academy.
Born into a village in Hunan, Qi started as a carpenter (木匠). It was really a hard situation then. But just like those small lives he painted, their strong wish for life pushed him to keep going. He taught himself painting and later moved to Beijing to learn art. “He was sincere and down-to-earth, painting what he saw and felt,” Du explains. Finally, he became really good at ink painting, bringing traditional skills and his own style together.
The show isn’t just about looking at art. One popular part is Letters from Baishi. Hundreds of envelopes (信封) hang in the air. Inside, there is a letter and a copy of Qi’s artworks. Visitors can take one as a souvenir (纪念品). Next to it is the “Time-travel Postbox,” where people can write letters to Qi. Mr. Smith wrote, “Thank you for creating your art. It helps me remember this is where we come from.”
Qi’s works were first shown in San Francisco in 1960, and now this new show continues to bridge cultures and helps people around the world have a better understanding of Chinese art.
A Special Show Held in San Francisco
The travel of Qi’s art to San Francisco.
• It gives Americans a chance to enjoy the 1.
• Nearly 50 artworks by Qi Baishi are on display.
• The show in San Francisco lasts for nearly four 2.
The 3.
• Qi’s artworks attract millions of art lovers and 4.
• Nature and 5.
The journey from a carpenter to a master of ink painting
• Qi didn’t 6.
• Qi taught himself painting and moved to Beijing for further study.
• Through his efforts, Qi made himself an excellent painter by 7.
The fun for visitors
• Visitors can look at the show and also pick one envelope 8.
• Visitors can write letters to Qi and put them in the “Time-travel Postbox”.
The 9.
• The show helps create closer ties between cultures and make the world 10.
A Special Show Held in San Francisco
A special show, Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink (水墨灵韵), brings the beauty of Chinese ink art to Americans. Held at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco on Dec 12, 2024, the show displays nearly 50 paintings and letters by Qi Baishi (1864-1957), one of China’s most famous 20th-century painters. It runs until April 7, 2025 and will later go to Boston.
Qi is best known for painting nature’s small wonders-shrimps (虾), birds, chickens and fish. His works show the simple joy of life, whether it’s a tiny insect or an opening flower. His paintings catch millions of art fans’ eye by bringing back memories of the countryside and their hometowns. “His works are special and he mostly praised the energy of nature and life’s strength through his art,” says Du Yuxin from the Beijing Fine Art Academy.
Born into a village in Hunan, Qi started as a carpenter (木匠). It was really a hard situation then. But just like those small lives he painted, their strong wish for life pushed him to keep going. He taught himself painting and later moved to Beijing to learn art. “He was sincere and down-to-earth, painting what he saw and felt,” Du explains. Finally, he became really good at ink painting, bringing traditional skills and his own style together.
The show isn’t just about looking at art. One popular part is Letters from Baishi. Hundreds of envelopes (信封) hang in the air. Inside, there is a letter and a copy of Qi’s artworks. Visitors can take one as a souvenir (纪念品). Next to it is the “Time-travel Postbox,” where people can write letters to Qi. Mr. Smith wrote, “Thank you for creating your art. It helps me remember this is where we come from.”
Qi’s works were first shown in San Francisco in 1960, and now this new show continues to bridge cultures and helps people around the world have a better understanding of Chinese art.
A Special Show Held in San Francisco
The travel of Qi’s art to San Francisco.
• It gives Americans a chance to enjoy the 1.
beauty
of Chinese ink art.• Nearly 50 artworks by Qi Baishi are on display.
• The show in San Francisco lasts for nearly four 2.
months
.The 3.
reasons
for the charm of Qi’s art• Qi’s artworks attract millions of art lovers and 4.
remind
them of the countryside and their hometowns.• Nature and 5.
life
are the main themes in his paintings.The journey from a carpenter to a master of ink painting
• Qi didn’t 6.
stop
going though he began his career as a carpenter.• Qi taught himself painting and moved to Beijing for further study.
• Through his efforts, Qi made himself an excellent painter by 7.
combining
traditional skills and his own style.The fun for visitors
• Visitors can look at the show and also pick one envelope 8.
with
a letter and a copy of Qi’s works inside.• Visitors can write letters to Qi and put them in the “Time-travel Postbox”.
The 9.
meaning
of the show• The show helps create closer ties between cultures and make the world 10.
understand
Chinese art better.答案
【主旨大意】本文介绍了2024年12月12日在旧金山亚洲艺术博物馆举办的“齐白石：水墨灵韵”特别展览，展示了齐白石的作品及其艺术魅力和意义。
1. beauty 2. months 3. reasons 4. remind 5. life 6. stop 7. combining 8. with 9. meaning 10. understand
1. beauty 2. months 3. reasons 4. remind 5. life 6. stop 7. combining 8. with 9. meaning 10. understand
解析
【分析】本题为任务型阅读题，需根据短文内容填写表格空缺。解题时，先通读全文把握主旨，再针对每个空，定位原文对应语句，结合句子结构、固定搭配及词义确定答案。具体步骤：1.明确每个空所在段落的主题；2.定位原文中与空缺相关的句子；3.分析句子所需词性、词义，匹配正确答案。
【解析】1.对应原文第一段第一句“brings the beauty of Chinese ink art to Americans”，可知填beauty；2.原文第一段提到展览从2024年12月12日到2025年4月7日，时长近四个月，故填months；3.表格此处对应第二段，该段分析齐白石艺术魅力的原因，故填reasons；4.原文第二段“bringing back memories of the countryside”，固定搭配remind sb of，故填remind；5.原文第二段“praised the energy of nature and life’s strength”，可知主题是自然和生活，故填life；6.原文第三段“their strong wish for life pushed him to keep going”，即没有停止前行，故填stop；7.原文第三段“bringing traditional skills and his own style together”，by后接动名词，故填combining；8.原文第四段“Inside, there is a letter and a copy of Qi’s artworks”，表示“带有”用介词with，故填with；9.表格此处对应展览的意义，原文最后一段讲展览的价值，故填meaning；10.原文最后一段“helps people around the world have a better understanding of Chinese art”，故填understand。
【答案】1. beauty 2. months 3. reasons 4. remind 5. life 6. stop 7. combining 8. with 9. meaning 10. understand
【知识点】任务型阅读、阅读理解
【点评】本题围绕齐白石画展展开，结合中华传统文化，考查学生提取信息、理解文意及运用固定搭配的能力，符合英语学科核心素养中文化意识的培养要求。
【难度系数】0.6
【解析】1.对应原文第一段第一句“brings the beauty of Chinese ink art to Americans”，可知填beauty；2.原文第一段提到展览从2024年12月12日到2025年4月7日，时长近四个月，故填months；3.表格此处对应第二段，该段分析齐白石艺术魅力的原因，故填reasons；4.原文第二段“bringing back memories of the countryside”，固定搭配remind sb of，故填remind；5.原文第二段“praised the energy of nature and life’s strength”，可知主题是自然和生活，故填life；6.原文第三段“their strong wish for life pushed him to keep going”，即没有停止前行，故填stop；7.原文第三段“bringing traditional skills and his own style together”，by后接动名词，故填combining；8.原文第四段“Inside, there is a letter and a copy of Qi’s artworks”，表示“带有”用介词with，故填with；9.表格此处对应展览的意义，原文最后一段讲展览的价值，故填meaning；10.原文最后一段“helps people around the world have a better understanding of Chinese art”，故填understand。
【答案】1. beauty 2. months 3. reasons 4. remind 5. life 6. stop 7. combining 8. with 9. meaning 10. understand
【知识点】任务型阅读、阅读理解
【点评】本题围绕齐白石画展展开，结合中华传统文化，考查学生提取信息、理解文意及运用固定搭配的能力，符合英语学科核心素养中文化意识的培养要求。
【难度系数】0.6
