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[2025 南通改编]With the rising popularity of hanfu, a girl named JongMay has won the hearts of millions of online fans. Her story is closely 21. (connect) to her parents, and their love for China shaped the environment she grew up in.
About 40 years ago, her parents, from Wisconsin, the US, began to work as English teachers in Liaoning. In 22. (day) life, they often talked about the kindness of people around and became part of the local community soon. Also, her father had a chance to play a role 23. a TV series. JongMay and her parents celebrated the Spring Festival with Chinese families for the first time 24. she was six years old.
JongMay's love for Chinese culture became 25. (deep) as she watched more historical dramas and movies. Her parents used to encourage her to keep 26. (diary) in Chinese and share her thoughts with friends. She once said, "I want to experience China with the eyes of 27. (I) own."
Now, more people around the world show great 28. (interesting) in China. They create different nice works on social media. JongMay thinks hanfu is 29. symbol of China's rich history and culture. 30. (build) bridges between different cultures and other traditional customs through hanfu, she turned her love for China into a successful career.

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A recent study has changed what scientists 31. (think) about a special place on the Moon's south pole. It is called the South Pole-Aitken (SPA) basin. The findings may help NASA's new Artemis Ⅲ mission. This mission plans to land 32. (astronaut) near the Moon's south pole.
The SPA basin is the 33. (big) impact crater on the Moon. It is about 1,200 miles wide from north to south and 1,000 miles wide from east to west. Scientists think it formed around 4.3 billion years ago. A huge asteroid(小行星) hit 34. Moon back then. The strong crash also let out chemicals from under the Moon's surface.
Before this study, scientists believed the asteroid came from the south 35. it hit the Moon and made the SPA basin. But in the new study, a group led 36. Jeffrey Andrews-Hanna from the University of Arizona found something new. The SPA basin looks like a teardrop. It gets narrower at its southern end. This 37. (show) the asteroid probably came from the north and moved south when it hit.
If the study's results are right, lots of chemicals from under the Moon's surface would have 38. (quiet) stayed at the Moon's south pole. Artemis astronauts will land close by in 2027. These valuable chemicals will be collected and studied by the astronauts 39. (learn) more about the Moon. This may answer questions about the Moon's growth. For example, it can explain why the Moon's far side is thicker than 40. (it) smooth near side that we can see from Earth.
(素材选自 The Week Junior)