B
Looking for Craft is a documentary（纪录片） about the stories of 199 Chinese craftspeople. We can watch it online. Without beautiful pictures or exciting scenes, it quietly tells the stories of traditional Chinese craftspeople and their special skills. After watching it, the warmth and faith（信仰） of the traditional culture may deeply touch（感动） you.
Zhang Jing, the director（导演） of the documentary, is from the countryside of Hunan. After living in a modern city for many years, he missed the traditional crafts of his hometown, so he planned to film them. He sold his flat and invited two friends to join him and travelled all over China. The film was made without professional（专业的） cameras or much money. Yet its accented narration（带有口音的旁白） made people feel at home.
In the film you can see an 80-year-old man who makes paper umbrellas with bamboo for the Dai people. Making umbrellas takes a long time and includes six steps, but he has worked on this craft for 60 years.
It's easy to notice that the hands of these craftspeople are full of wrinkles（皱纹）—they are using their lives to protect our cultural heritage. From making a piece of clay to creating a musical instrument（乐器）, these crafts are hard work.
True artists give up（放弃） their own comfortable lives to make what's in their hearts. It is thought to be the real meaning and the purpose（目的） of making this documentary. The film lets people know the importance of the crafts.
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D
) 4. What can we know from the passage about Looking for Craft?
A. It's full of exciting scenes.
B. It tells the stories of Chinese directors.
C. It has lots of nice pictures.
D. People can watch it on the internet.
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D
) 5. Why did Zhang Jing decide to make the documentary?
A. To be famous.
B. To make much money.
C. To work with his friends.
D. To spread the traditional crafts.
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C
) 6. Which of the following is NOT cultural heritage?
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A
) 7. The old man started to make paper umbrellas at the age of
.
A. 20
B. 40
C. 60
D. 80
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B
) 8. What does the writer advise us to do?
A. To make more documentaries.
B. To protect our cultural heritage.
C. To be craftspeople in the future.
D. To give up our comfortable life.
