Test1ChineseKungFu,withahistoryofafewthousandyearsandanumberoffightingstyles,isanimportantpartofChinesetraditionculture.Itsbirthwasattributedtotheneedforself-defense,huntingtechniquesandmilitarytraininginancienttimes.Historically,theinfluenceofChineseKungFucouldbefoundinbooksandintheperformingartsspecifictoAsia.Recently,thoseinfluenceshaveextendedtothemoviesandtelevisionthattargetamuchwideraudience.Asaresult,ChineseKungFuhasspreadbeyonditsethnicrootsandhasaglobalappeal.Test2ComparedwithpeopleinmostotherChinesecities,PeopleinGuangzhouhavequitehighaverageincome,andthenumberofwell-to-dofamilieshasbeenrisingsteadily.Forthisreason,itisverycommonforGuangzhouresidentstoeatout.Restaurantsinthecityarecrowdedwithdinersalldayround,asthepeopleinGuangzhouseemtobeparticularlykeenonhavinggoodfood.Thelocalsliketohave“morningtea”inrestaurants,wherealargevarietyofdimsumisservedoncartsgoingfromtabletotable.Atweekends,asearlyas7o’clock,alotofpeopleinGuangzhouareupandarealreadychattingwithfriendsoverteaandbreakfastinvariousrestaurants.Test3JiaoziareoneofthemajorfoodseatenduringtheChineseNewYearandyearroundinthenorthernprovinces.ThepronunciationofJiaozisoundslikethenamefortheearliestpapermoney,soeatingthemisbelievedtobringgoodfortune.ManyfamilieseatJiaozionChineseNewYear’sEve.Somecookswillhideacleancoinfortheluckytofind.ThecommonmeatfillingsofJiaoziincludepork,beef,chickenandfish,whichareusuallymixedwithchoppedvegetables.Jiaoziareeatenwithasoysauce-baseddippingsaucethatmayincludevinegar,garlicorhotsauce.Test4.ChineseoperaisacombinationofChinesedramaandmusicaltheatre,whichrootsbackasfarasthethirdcentury.TherearenumerousregionalbranchesofChineseOpera,ofwhichtheBeijingOpera(Jingju)isoneofthemostnotable.TheBeijingOperaaroseinthelate18thcenturyandbecamefullydevelopedandrecognizedbythemid-19thcentury.ItwasextremelypopularintheQingDynastycourtandhasbeenregardedasoneoftheculturaltreasuresofChina.MasksareusedinChineseopera.Eachcolorofthemaskhasadifferentmeaning,portrayingacharacter’sroleandillustratingtheiremotionalstateandgeneralcharater.