五、综合填空。
Dunhuang, a city in north-west China's Gansu Province, has a history of more than two thousand years. Since the fourth century, Chinese people have carved caves along the mountain cliffs and created statues and frescoes(湿壁画) inside. However, because of dry weather, strong sandstorms and the development of 1 (过度旅游), this world-famous treasure house of art has been in danger. Luckily, one woman, Fan Jinshi, has taken the lead in exploring and protecting Dunhuang. Her efforts have earned her the nickname " 2 (女儿) of Dunhuang".
While studying at Peking University, Ms Fan discovered that she loved archaeology(考古学) so much. After 3 (毕业), she was sent to work in Dunhuang. The working and living 4 (状况) were awful. But the relics in the Mogao Caves 5 (使大为惊奇) Ms Fan. She made a decision to deal with all the difficulties and protect them as well as she could.
Over the past 60 years, Ms Fan has walked through the Mogao Caves countless times. And with the 6 (目的) of popularizing Dunhuang culture, she has helped organize many successful exhibitions of Dunhuang art. Now, at the age of 85, she is still working hard to protect the caves. She is happy that more young people show an interest in archaeology. She hopes they will find better ways to protect and popularize this treasure house of art.