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1北京市东城区2021—2022学年度第二学期高三综合练习（一）英语2022.4本试卷共9页，共100分。考试时长90分钟。考生务必将答案答在答题卡上，在试卷上作答无效。考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分：知识运用（共两节，30分）

第一节完形填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Everyyear,around20,000Americanteenagersageoutof

fostercare(寄养)at18,andhavetostarttheirlivesbythemselves.Ellafirstbecameawareoffostercarewhenherparentswereconsideringadoptingachild.Alt

houghthe1didn’tworkout,Ellaoftenfoundherselfthinkingaboutthatchild.“I’mreallyclosewithmyfamily,andjustcouldn’timaginebeing

2onmyownat18,”shesays.Later,EllavisitedChildrenServices,withalistofquestions,tryingto3whatagingoutlookedlike.Onequestionwas“What’

snotbeing4fortheseyoungpeople?”Nearthetopofthelistwasfurniture.“Theideaofmovingintoanapartmentandnothavingabedtosleeponpulledatmyhea

rtstrings,”saysElla.Ellacontactedherparents’friends,askingiftheyhadsparefurnitureto5.Andalocalfurniturestoreofferedfreespacea

nddeliverytruck.Then,sheformedChair-ity,anonprofitprovidingfurnitureforyoungadultswhohave6fostercare.Watchingthoseinneedreceiveabed,atable—what

ever—wastransformational.EllaremembersHannah,aformerfostercaregirlwhocouldn’taffordanyfurniture.WhenHannah7toChair-ity,Ellaaskedwh

atsheneeded.“Everything,”shereplied.Whenshefoundheronce8apartmentstoodafullkitchenset,abed,andatable,shesaid,“Itreallyrelievedmypressur

e.”“Tothinkwhathadn’tbeenthoughtaboutinyearscouldbringsomuchhappinesstosomebodywas9,”Ellasays.Today,Chair-ityh

asgivenfurnituretonearly200youngadults.Aswordhasgotout,Ellahasreceiveddonationsfrommoreandmorepeople.She’sconvincedthesecontributi

onsgivethoseyoungpeople10andconfidence.1.A.planB.jobC.wayD.task2.A.occasionallyB.completelyC.frequentlyD.slightly3.A.explainB.understandC.expectD.rec

all4.A.metB.builtC.meantD.kept5.A.arrangeB.sellC.fixD.donate6.A.leftB.foundC.improvedD.thanked7.A.lookedupB.reache

doutC.heldonD.gavein8.A.quietB.coldC.smallD.empty9.A.promisingB.puzzlingC.amazingD.pressing210.A.purposeB.freedomC.hopeD

.guidance第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分）阅读下列短文，根据短文内容填空。在未给提示词的空白处仅填写1个适当的单词，在给出提示词的空白处用括号内所给词的正确形式填空。AAfewweeksago,Iac

cidentallydroppedaplateanditbrokeintoabillionpieces!I’dhaditforabout40years.Thismorning,wehadaparcel11(deliver)tomyson.Heopeneditan

d12(proud)handedanewplatetome,whichhehadboughtwithhisownsavings,sayingthatheknew13upsetIwasandwanted

tosurpriseme!BOn15May,2021,Chinabecamethesecondcountry14(land)aspacecraftonMars.Therover,Zhurong,15(carry)toMarsonboardtheTianwen1spac

ecraft,whichwaslaunchedinJuly2020.Equippedwithcamerasandaradar,Zhurong’staskwastosearchforsignsoflife.It16(work)

onMarssurfaceforovertenmonthsandisingoodshape.CCOP26,knownas“ConferencesoftheParties”,wasthelatestinase

riesof17(meeting)bringingtogethergovernmentstoprotecttheenvironment.Itsmaingoalwastotakemeasures18climatechange—long-termchan

gesinworldweatherpatternsthatarelinkedtohumanactivitiesincludingfarming,industryandtransport.Gasessuchascarbondioxide,19

areproducedbytheseactivities,trapheatinEarth’satmosphereandcausetemperaturestorise,20(lead)toextremefloods,heatwavesandstor

ms.第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，38分）第一节（共14小题；每小题2分，共28分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ATheGreatWallMarat

honisdesignedtobemorethanjustarace.Wewantyoutobeabletoruninamazingplaces,surroundedbyfriendlypeople,andexposedt

onewculturalexperiences.It’snotjustabouttherace—it’saboutenjoyingtimetogetherwithfamily,friends,andotherrunning-mindedspirits.Itinerar

y17May2023WelcometoJizhou,Tianjin18May2023RouteInspectionDay19May2023RelaxationinJizhouwithtouroption20May2023Race

Day21May2023ExploreBeijing&EveningCelebrationParty322May2023FarewellChinaOnRouteInspectionDay,theRaceO

fficialswillprovideyouwithaRaceBriefing,whichwillcovereverythingfromaweatherforecasttoabriefpresentationofthestart/finishprocedures.Allrunn

ersareexpectedtowalkthe3.5kmsectionofthewallthatispartofthemarathon,half-marathonand8.5kmFunRuncourse.RaceOfficialsandMedi

calStaffwillbepresenttoansweranyquestionsyoumayhave.Rules&RegulationsFullmarathonrunnersmustbeatleast18yearso

ldonRaceDay.Half-marathonrunnersmustbeatleast16yearsold.FunRunparticipantsmustbeatleast12yearsold.FunRunparticip

antsundertheageof12arealsowelcome,solongastheyareaccompaniedbyarunneraged16orabove.Thecut-offtimefora

lldistanceeventsis8hours.Allrunnerswithanetfinishingtimeslowerthan8hourswillreceiveaFNT(FinishedNoTi

me)ontheresultlist.Ifyoudecidetochangedistancesduringtherace,i.e.ifahalf-marathonrunnerdecidestofollowthemarathonroute,heorshe

willreceiveacertificatebutnotanofficialtime.TheraceresultwillreadFNT.Thesameappliestoamarathonrunnerwhochangesdistancesduring

therace.AllrunnerswhochangedistancesbeforeRaceDaywillberegisteredaccordinglyandreceiveanofficialtime.VisaInformatio

n6-8weekspriortotheraceyouwillreceivetheservicevoucherwhichyoucanuseforacquiringavisa.Formoredetails,pleasevisitusonlineatwww.greatw

allmarathon.com.21.WhatwillparticipantsdoonRouteInspectionDay?A.EnjoytheFunRun.B.Joinina3.5kmwalk.C.Getmedicalinsurance.D.Attendatr

ainingcourse.22.Accordingtotherules,fullmarathonparticipants_________.A.willreceiveaFNTontheresultlistB.canchang

edistancesonRaceDayC.shouldbeatleast12yearsoldD.willbeawardedmedals23.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A.Toadvertiseasportevent.B.Topromo

teaculturaltour.C.Tointroduceamarathoncamp.D.Topublicizeaplaceofinterest.BReneCompeanwasnostrangertoA

ngelesNationalForest.He’dhikedtheparknumeroustimes.Butwhenhikingalonganewpath,the45-year-oldwaslost.Asthedayfadedintodarkness,hisconcernturn

edtofear.Withonlyalittlewaterinhisbackpackand10%batteryremainingonhiscellphone,Compeanwas4unpreparedforanythingmorethanthetwo-hour

triphe’dplanned.Compeanclimbedtoaspotwherehefoundonebarofsignal.“SOS.Myphoneisgoingtodie.I’mlost,”hetextedafriend,attachingaphotoshowingwherehewas.

Theshotshowedhislegshangingoverarockface.AllCompeancoulddothenwaswait.Thetemperaturewasdroppingfast.Dressedonlyinshorts,andasw

eatshirt,thehikerwaschilledtothebone.Hehuggedhimselfintoatightball.Andafterspottingtwomountainlions,hespentthenightonhighalert.Sixtymilesaway,BenKuow

asworkingathomewhenhereadapostingfromthepolice,showinganimageofaman’slegs.Thesearch-and-rescueteamshadspenttheprevio

usnightunsuccessfullylookingforCompean,sotheyreleasedthephoto,hopingsomeonemightrecognizethelocation.“I’vealwayslovedlookingforwher

ephotosaretaken,”Kuosays.Hefrequentlytriestoidentifywheremoviescenesorcommercialswerefilmed.He’softensuccessful.Whenh

esawtheimage,heautomaticallypulledupasatellitemaponhislaptop.“There’sanamazingamountofinformationyoucangetfromsatellites,”hesays.

ThefirstthinghenoticedinCompean’sphotowasplentyofgreenery.Aftercomparingittothesatellitemap,Kuorealizedsomething:“He’sgottobeonthesouthsidebecaus

ethere’renotanygreenvalleysonthenorthside.”Thatfindingledhimtoanareathatlookedliketheterritoryintheimage.T

hefinalstepwascross-referencingtheoriginalphotowith3-Dimagesofthearea.Thelocationsmatched!Afterspending27hoursinthewilderness,Compeanwa

sfound.Compean’sstoryprobablywouldhaveendeddifferentlyhaditnotbeenforthemanwithstrongsatelliteskillsandas

harpeyefordetail.24.WhatcausedCompeantogetlostonthehike?A.Thethickforest.B.Theunfamiliarroute.C.Thecomin

gofnightfall.D.Lowbatteryonthephone.25.Kuowasabletoofferhelpbecauseof_____.A.hisphotoreadingabilityB.hissenseofresponsibilityC.hisprofessional

experienceD.hisfamiliaritywiththearea26.Whatcanwelearnfromthisstory?A.Onegoodturndeservesanother.B.Chancefavo

rsthepreparedmind.C.Nothingisimpossibletoawillingheart.D.There’snosuchthingasuselessknowledge.CLastyearscientistsreportedusin

ganeuralimplant(神经植入物)inaman’sbraintorestorehisabilitytocommunicate.Themanhasbeenpartiallyparalyzedandunabletoproducecompreh

ensiblespeechsincesufferingaseverestroke.Itisthe5latestadvanceintheexplodingfieldofbrain-computerinterfaces(接口),orBCIs,whichallowcomput

erstoreadinformationoutofalivingbrain.Brain-computerinterfacesarepossiblebecauseoftwofacts.Thefirstisthatyourbraincontainshundredsoftinymaps.Eachrepr

esentsspecificfeaturesofyourphysicalfeelingsandintendedactions.Andcrucially,thebasicsetofbrainmapsand

theirlocationswithinthebrainareverysimilaracrossindividuals.Thankstotheirspecializedfunctionsanduniversallocations,brainmap

sareidealentrypointsforBCItechnologies.PickingupsignalsfromabrainmapisonlythefirststepinmakingausefulBCI.Althoughthelocationof

abrainmapisthesameacrossindividuals,thedetails—whatpatternsofactivitywithinthemapmean—differfrompersont

operson.Inasense,theuniquefeaturesofyourspecificbrainmapsserveasakindofencryption(加密),safeguardingyourspecificthoughtsandfeelingsf

romwould-bespies.ThatbringsustothesecondfactthatmakesBCIspossible.Thankstoadvancesinmachinelearning,scientistshavedevelopedprogramsthatca

nlearntorecognizekeypatternsinavastseaofnumbers.Theytraintheseprogramstodecode(解码)brainsignalsbyfeedingthemtonsofexamples

.ResearchersdevelopingBCIsoftencreatesuchexamplesbyinstructinganindividualtothinkspecificthoughtsatspecifictim

es,creatinganeuralcurriculumfortheprogramtolearnfrom.Whiletheuniversalfeaturesandlocationsofbrainmapsmakethemobviousentrancesfo

rBCIs,theuniquefeaturesofyourbrainmapstendtoprotectthemfromspyingeyes.IncaseswhereBCIshavesuccessfull

yreadspecificthoughtsorintentionsfromabrain,ithasbeenwiththepermissionoftheindividualwhosebrainwasbeingread.Buttherear

esurreptitiouswaystotraindecodersonyourbrainwithoutyourknowledge.Thiscanhappenifyourneuraldatafallsintothehandsofcomp

anieswithdetailedinformationaboutyouractivities.Likealltechnologies,brain-computerinterfacesarenotnecessarilygoodorbad.Yetwhileharvestingthebenefit

sofBCIs,weneedtoensurethatwehavethemeanstoprotectourselvesfromcorporationswitheverymotivetotakeadvanta

geofthistechnologyfortheirfinancialgain.27.Whatcanwelearnaboutbrainmaps?A.Theycarryuniquemessages.B.They

canprocessencryptedsignals.C.Theirfunctionsvaryfrompersontoperson.D.Theirlocationsrevealhumanthinkingpat

terns.28.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.BCIscanboostbrainsignalsdramatically.B.BCIscouldhelprecoverfrombraininjuries.C.Machinelearn

ingenablesBCIstoreadmind.D.ThedecodingofbrainmaybeaffectedbyBCIs.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“surreptitious”inParagraph5probablymean?A.Secure.B

.Stable.C.Standard.D.Secret.30.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?6A.ThefuturetrendofBCIs.B.ThepotentialrisksofBCIs.C.TheworkingprincipleofBCIs.D

.ThegeneralapplicationsofBCIs.DJournal-basedpeerreview—theprocessofsubjectingascientificresearchpapertotheinspectionofotherswhoareexpertsinthesam

efield—isgenerallyheldupasthequalityassurancemechanismforresearch.Itclaimstobeanessentialmeasurewhichpreventspublishingf

aultypapers.Reviewingapapercandelayitspublicationbyuptoayear;isthatapriceworthpayingtoensurethetrustworthinessofthepublished

literature?Well,yesandno.I’mnotyetreadytoabandonjournal-basedpeerreview.I’dstillliketoseeallpaperspasssomeso

rtofcheckingstagebeforeformalpublication,butIfeelthegroundmoving.Thegrowinguseofpreprints,draftsofpaperswhicharepost

edonlinewithouthavingbeenpeerreviewed,isacrucialpartofthatshiftbecausetheybringacademicsbacktowhatresearchpubli

cationisallabout:therapidcirculationofnewresultssotheycanberead,analyzedandbuiltupon.Publicationinjournalshasbecomemoreaboutfameandthishasaffectedbot

hthemotivationsofauthorsandthejobofreviewers.Competitionforprizedspotsinjournalsdrivesscientiststodos

omeoftheirbestwork.Buttheexcessive(过多的)rewardsforpublishingintopjournalsareencouragementstocorner-cutting,asstoriespolishedbyleavingoutinconvenientda

taaremorelikelytobetakenup.Andthejoboftherevieweralsobecomesdistorted:itismoreoftennowtodecidenotwhetherapaperisanygood,butwheth

eritisgoodenoughforthejournalconsideringpublication.Fortopjournals,thatcandependasmuchonnewsworthinessasscientificquality.The

seproblemsarewellknown,butthetragedyforscienceisthatfewpeoplearewillingtobreakawayfromthepresentsystem.However,asbiologistRonValearguedr

ecently—fittingly,inapreprint—preprintsmaybeawayoutbecausetheydon’tinvolveamajorshiftawayfromthenorm.Thatmayseemanoddc

laimgiventhatpreprintshavebeeninexistencefortwentyyears,yethavenotbeenadopteduniversally.Thisslowuptakeisnotonlya

reflectionofthebuilt-inconservatismofscientists,butalsoaresultofthewidespreadmisunderstandingthatjournalswon’tacceptmanuscriptsw

hichhavebeenpostedonlineaspreprints.Thereisalsoafearthatpublicationofpaperswithoutpeerreviewrisksopeningthefloodgatesto'junkscience

’—somethingwhich,sofaratleast,hasyettooccur.Preprintsenabletheinformalscientificdiscussionsoncerestrictedtocorresponden

cebetweenindividuals.Theycouldalsobecomeaneffectiveoutletfornegativeresults—avitalaspectofthescientificprocessoftenignoredbythejou

rnals’excessivepreoccupation(关注)withnewdiscoveries.Furthermore,preprintssignificantlyincreasethenumberoft

imespapersarereadandcitedbyothers.Bytakingadvantageoftheweb’scultureofopennessandaccessibility,preprintsshouldhe

lptorefocusattentionwhereitmatters—ontheworkitself,notwhereitis7published.31.AccordingtoParagraph1,wh

atisthepopularopiniononpeerreview?A.Itlimitsthenumberofresearchworks.B.Itensuresthequalityofscientificpapers.C.Itremovespublicdoubtsaboutp

ublication.D.Itchangestheprocessofscientificpublishing.32.Theauthormayagreethatscientificjournals_____.A.urgescientiststopursueintegr

ityintheirworkB.relyonreviewerstorevisefaultyresearchpapersC.choosearticlesfortheirappealoverscientificvalueD.try

tocutcoststomaintaintheirpositioninthefield33.What’stheauthor’sopiniononthegrowinguseofpreprints?A.Itwillcontributetojunkscience.B.Itma

yendthepracticeofpeerreview.C.Itpromotesthespreadofresearchfindings.D.Itimprovesthequalityofscientificpublication.34.Thisisbasicallyapassageto___

_____.A.makecomparisonB.confirmaconceptC.encourageinnovationD.proposeapractice第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）根据短文内容，从短文后的七个选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Wheny

ou’rebehindthewheel,distractions(分心)costlives.Nevertheless,driverstakeselfies,andrespondtotextmessages.35Smartphonesareo

ftenattherootofthesetragedies.AsBigTechsetsitssightsonmodernvehicles,it’sappropriatetoaskifit’stimetolimitattention-stealingtechnologythatdistractst

hedriver.BigTechwantstotakeontheautomotiveindustry.Anditisgoodatgrabbingbothattentionandinformationfromusers.Atfirst,thegoal

ofthesetechnologycompanieswastogiveawayservicesatnocost,simplytoattractacustomerbase.36Theirincreasingthirstforv

aluableuserinformationhasledthemtotheautomotiveindustry,whereawholenewworldofdataawaits.Locationdata,frequentdestinations,passengerpreferences—su

chdataisfoundinfamilycars.37Mobiletechiswalledofffromvehicleoperatingsystemsbysoftwarethatkeepsinfotainment(in

formationandentertainment)featuresawayfromthemission-criticaldrivingelectronics.Ifautomakersgiveuptheircoreoperatingsystemtotechpowerhouses,

theywillessentiallybecomehardwaresupplierstoSiliconValley.38Theirresponsibilityistokeepattentiononthe

road,providingvehicleinformationandasmallamountofentertainmentoptionswhilegettingpassengersfromplacetoplaceassafelyaspossible.Smartphonemakersandd

igital-mediaprovidersdon’thavethispriority.Theywanteyesontheirproducts,notontheroad.Withelectricvehiclestransformingtheauto

industry,andartificialintelligence8morecommonthanever,we’reatadangerousmoment.39Becausetheirhardwareiswrappedaroundfamilie

s,theyhaveadutytokeepthemsafe.Theonlywaytheycandothatistomaintaincontrolofthedriver’sseat.Thequality,safetyandsecuritywillmakeorbreaktrustinautomake

rs.Withoutit,carswillbesimplyonemoreintrusiveandriskymobiledevice.A.Carcompanieshaveprioritiesopposedtothoseo

fBigTech.B.Nowtheyexisttosellinformationabouttheiruserstoadvertisers.C.Theyenjoytheconvenienceandfunbroughtbymoderntechnology.D.Carm

akersare,andshouldbe,themosttrustedtechnologycompaniesintheworld.E.Currentlyvideo-streamingservicesarestartingtobebuil

tintocaroperatingsystems.F.Andoperatingsystemsandautonomous-drivingsoftwareareallgatewaysforthisinformation.G.Statisticsshowthatanaverageofeightpe

opleadaydieinaccidentscausedbydistracteddriving.第三部分：书面表达（共两节，32分）第一节（共4小题；第40、41题各2分，第42题3分，第43题5分,共12分）阅读下面短文，根据题目要求用英文回答问题。请在答题卡指定区域作答。It

’saftermidnightandyou’vebeenstudyingallday.Emptyenergydrinkslinethetableandyousigh,“Tomorrow,I’mgettingicecream.Ideservetotreatmyself.”Thisye

ar,theso-called“treatyourselfculture”hasexpandedfarbeyondwhatwasonceareward-basedmindset.Now,“treatingyourself”hasbec

omemoreaboutstress-causedindulgence(放纵).Itrepresentsthemoredeep-seatedissueswiththestressweregularlyputourselvesunder.Theroo

toftheproblemliesinourbeliefthatiftheworkisn’thardenough,weshouldbedoingmore.Especiallyatatopuniversity,Iconstantlyfindmyselfw

antingtodomore.Iwantmorecredits,ahigher-gradepointaverage,andmoreresponsibilitiesI’lllateruseasconversationtopicsinintervi

ews.Thisdriveisbynomeansabadthing.Weallaretryingtoeventuallylandinaplacewherewecanrelaxandliveamoreenjoyablelife.

However,therearealotofproblemswiththislogic.Withoutsoundingcompletelyhopelessandpessimistic,itispossiblethatthefutureweimagineinourtwen

tieswillnotbecomereality.Therefore,itisimportanttointegratethingsthatmakeushappywithwork,schoolorlife-inducedstress.Psychologyc

ertainlysupportsthisbelief.Whilehavinggoodself-controlwaspositivelyassociatedwithhappiness,beingabletoenjoylife’slittlepleasureswithoutfeelinga

shamedofdoingsoisjustasimportant.Forexample,evenifyouhaveabusyscheduleofwork,maketimetostopbyyourfavo

ritecoffeeshoporspendtenminutestogoonawalkoutdoors.Icannoturgeyoutogiveupyourlatenightsofstudying,energydrinksandall.I

cannottellyoutoalwayschoosetodosomethingthatmakesyouhappyover9somethingyouhaveorshoulddo.Frankly,thisisjustnotthewaylifeworks.Wehavetoputupwitht

hehardworkandputinthetime.Withoutpain,we’dalsolosehappinessandjoy.It’sallaboutbalance.So,insteadoflooki

ngateverythingasawaytohandlethestressandsomethingto“treatmyself”,let’strytomaketreatingourselvesafarmorecommonpracticeinthebusyliveswelead.4

0.Whatcausestheso-called“treatyourselfculture”?41.Whatdoes“thislogic”inParagraph3referto?42.Decidewhichpartofthefollowingstatementiswrong.Underlineit

andexplainwhy.●Workinghardplaysamoreimportantroleinahappylifethanenjoyinglife’slittlepleasures.43.Areyouafoll

owerof“treatyourselfculture”?Whyorwhynot?(Inabout40words)第二节（20分）假设你是红星中学高三学生李华。目前，市动物园正在为一只幼虎全球征名。请给你的英国笔友Jim写一封电子邮件，内容包括：1.介绍活动；2.邀请参加。注意：1．

词数100左右；2．开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。DearJim,Yours,LiHua（请务必将作文写在答题卡指定区域内）10北京市东城区2021—2022学年度第二学期高三统一检测（一）英语参考答案2022.

4第一部分：知识运用（共两节，30分）第一节完形填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分）1．A2．B3．B4．A5．D6．A7．B8．D9．C10．C第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，共15分）11.deliver

ed12.proudly13.how14.toland15.wascarried16.hasworked17.meetings18.against19.which20.leading第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，38分）第一节（共14小题；每小题2分，共28分）21

．B22．B23．A24．B25．A26．D27．A28．C29．D30．C31．B32．C33．C34．D第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，共10分）35．G36．B37．F38．A39．D第三部分：书面表达（共两

节，32分）第一节（12分）40.Stress.41.Itreferstotheideathatifweworkhardwewilleventuallylandinaplacewherewecanrelax

andliveamoreenjoyablelife.42.Workinghardplaysamoreimportantroleinahappylifethanenjoyinglife’slittlepleasures.Accordingtothepassag

e,workinghardisasimportantasenjoyinglife’slittlepleasurestoahappylife.Theyareequallyimportant.43.略第二节（2

0分）参考范文：DearJim,Howhaveyoubeen?I’mwritingtoinviteyoutojoininanexcitingactivity.Asyouknow,2022istheYearofthe

Tiger.Sothezooinourcityhaslaunchedaglobalnamingcontest.Everyoneiswelcometosuggestanameforababytiger!11Herearesomedetailsaboutt

heactivity.Itstartedlastweekandwillrunforsixmonths.Participantsareexpectedtosendanamebyemailalongwitha

briefintroduction.InChineseculturethetigerisalwaysassociatedwithbraveryandstrength.Iknowyouarecrazyabou

tChineseculture,sowhynotgiveitatry?Formoreinformation,youcanvisitthewebsiteI’veenclosed.Iamsureyouwillhavefun.Yours,LiHua