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The Empire State Building is one of the most famous (著名的) buildings in the world. It is in New York City, in the United States. The building is very tall. It has 102 floors (楼层) and stands 1,454 feet high. When it was finished in 1931, it was the tallest building in the world. People were amazed (惊讶) by how big and tall it was. Even today, it is still one of the tallest buildings in New York. The Empire State Building was built during the Great Depression (大萧条), a time when many people were out of work. But people...

Traditional Chinese Fan Making:  An Elegant Craft of Intangible Cultural Heritage In the realm of Chinese intangible cultural heritage, traditional fan making stands as a masterpiece of craftsmanship, blending practical use with artistic beauty. For millennia, fans have been more than cooling tools—they are symbols of status, embodiments of literature, and canvases for calligraphy and painting. Let’s explore this time-honored craft that continues to fan the flames of cultural pride. Origins and Historical Evolution The art of fan making dates back to the Shang Dynasty, over 3,000 years ago, when primitive fans made from bird feathers or bamboo were used in rituals and royal ceremonies. During the Han Dynasty, fans evolved into decorative items, with silk...

The "Gaokao" is the most important exam (考试) in China. It is a test (测试) that students take after finishing high school. The Gaokao started in 1952 and has been held every year since. This exam decides (决定) which university (大学) or college (学院) a student can go to. Many students study hard for many years to prepare (准备) for the Gaokao because it is very important for their future. The Gaokao tests (考察) students in subjects (科目) like Chinese, math, and English. Sometimes, students also take exams in other subjects, like physics (物理) or chemistry (化学). Students usually spend...

Dragon Boat Racing:  Paddling Through China's Ancient Traditions As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, dragon boat racing roars to life on rivers across China. This thrilling sport, with its pounding drums and synchronized paddling, is more than a race—it’s a living symbol of Chinese heritage, honoring the ancient poet Qu Yuan while celebrating unity and resilience. Let’s dive into the history, culture, and sheer excitement of this time-honored tradition. Historical Origins: A Tribute to Qu Yuan Dragon boat racing traces its roots to the Warring States Period (475–221 BCE), when the loyal poet Qu Yuan drowned himself in the Miluo River. Local people raced out in boats to search for him,...

Coca-Cola is a sweet (甜的), fizzy (有汽的) drink. People all over the world know it. It is also called “Coke.” It comes in red cans (罐头) and bottles (瓶子). You can find it in stores, restaurants, and homes. Coca-Cola started in the year 1886 in the United States. A man named Dr. John Pemberton made the first Coca-Cola. At first, he sold it in a small pharmacy (药店). He mixed it with soda water (苏打水). People liked the taste (味道). It was new and exciting (令人兴奋的). Later, a man named Asa Candler helped more people learn about Coca-Cola. He made...