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崛起中的中国品牌与更成熟的西方品牌之间的合作将有助于建立一个强劲的全球供应链。

中国品牌应该将在产品中注入更多中国传统元素和符号的策略融入其品牌建设中。

Read the passage and fill in the blanks by selecting suitable words from the word bank. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. Word bank: A) uncertainty B) interest C) professional D) remains E) burden F) simplicity G) greater H) run I) caressed J) intertwines K) opposed L) nestled M) liven N) appeal O) carefree Youthful Return to Hometown: A Path to Prosperity Jin Wanting, 23, made the decision to return to her hometown of Yongfeng Village in Panshi, Jilin Province, to (1) ______ a Western - style restaurant. The word “Yongfeng” in Chinese means eternal abundance and perpetual prosperity. It is also the name of a village (2) ______ within the serene landscapes of Shizui Town, Panshi City in Northeast China’s Jilin Province. Moreover, just as its name suggests, Yongfeng Village is blessed ground in the eyes of 23 - year - old Jin Wanting. It is a place that (3) ______ her past and future. Growing up in Yongfeng Village, Jin cherished (4) ______ days playing hide - and - seek with friends in the fields and gathering around roast corn and sweet potatoes in winter. These joyful childhood moments, filled with freedom, became her most precious memories. When she ventured to Changchun, the capital city of Jilin Province, for higher education at Changchun Normal University, the fast - paced city life made her yearn for the (5) ______ and vibrant warmth of her hometown. “Every time I return home and see the familiar landscapes, I feel an overwhelming sense of peace,” Jin said. While in college, Jin majored in computer science and technology, initially planning to become a programmer or a computer science teacher. However, during graduation season, an invitation from the village officials and residents changed her mind. “The village is thriving, and it’s in need of skilled young individuals. I saw returning to the village as a great opportunity, a chance to both challenge myself and contribute to my hometown,” she said. After graduating, Jin returned to Yongfeng Village and became the manager of a Western - style restaurant there. Jin’s daily responsibilities involve managing operations, providing explanations to visitors, and handling public relations, all of which present both a challenge and an opportunity for her personal and (6) ______ growth during her post - graduation phase. “Every day, I come into contact with various guests and encounter many unexpected situations,” Jin said. “These experiences have significantly improved my communication skills and my ability to react on the spot.” The entire restaurant staff consists of local villagers, many of whom have watched her grow up. That’s why Jin navigates her managerial role with a blend of professionalism and humility. “We maintain a clear boundary between personal and professional life. But in situations where my social experience falls short, I’m always willing to seek guidance from fellow colleagues without hesitation.” However, including Chinese dishes on the menu comes with certain challenges: They take longer time to prepare, which could (7) ______ the restaurant’s operations. To remedy this situation, Jin and the chefs meticulously developed several fast - casual dishes by blending Western elements with Chinese ingredients. Upon their introduction, these dishes quickly gained popularity and acclaim among older customers, effectively broadening the restaurant’s customer base. To enhance the restaurant’s (8) ______ to Generation Z customers, Jin employed strategies tailored to their preferences. For example, she regularly shares special offers and cooking tutorials on the restaurant’s social media accounts while occasionally hosting promotional events. This approach has successfully drawn the (9) ______ of numerous online enthusiasts, inspiring them to visit Yongfeng Village and dine at her restaurant. Before 2017, Yongfeng Village was known as a poverty - stricken area, but with the help of China’s poverty alleviation efforts and rural revitalization initiatives, the village lifted itself out of poverty within just three years. The village’s rapid development caught the attention of local younger residents who had previously left in search of better opportunities. Thanks to youths like Jin, there is now a new driving force for their return. Just like many young people, Jin is concerned about the uncertainty that accompanies making major life choices, whether in big cities or rural areas. However, she believes that (10) ______ is a universal experience. Her aspiration is to encourage more young people to consider returning to their hometowns and contributing to their development. “This isn’t just about giving back to our roots. It’s also a great opportunity for self - improvement and personal growth,” Jin said.

Why did the writer move to Shangri-La City?

What was the turning point in the writer’s life in 2015?

What significant support did the village provide the writer in 2017?

Why did the writer start to open a homestay?

Why does the writer invite college students to help in summer vacations?

Why is it said that the Silk Road educational cooperation is NOT a new concept?

What’s the purpose of launching the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013?

How has China assisted in educational development in Global South countries?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as the benefit of the Silk Road educational cooperation?

What does the Silk Road educational cooperation aim to build according to the passage?

Shi Meili was happy to work at the homestay because it is well - paid and much closer to her home.

Bookings at rural homestays have seen substantial growth.

China’s homestay industry has shown strong recovery in 2023.

Li Minfei said homestays are always his first choice when he plans to visit rural destinations.

Five - star hotels are better than homestays, but the lack of human interaction makes the living experience not that impressive to travelers.

The country’s homestays with their unique advantages have strengthened and diversified their competition with traditional hotels.

More young people and entrepreneurs have established businesses and enjoy life in the countryside.