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The given name will have one or two Chinese characters, though recently, people have begun to choose
some three-character given names. Chinese given names are meant to have special meanings and often
express the parents' wishes for the child, for example, Jiankang (health) and Xingfu (happiness). Some
refer to birthplace, birth time or a natural phenomenon (现象), such as Jing (Beijing), Chen (morning),
Dong (winter) and Xue (snow).
Meanings in given names also show the culture of an era (时代). In the old days, given names such as Wangcai (making the family prosperous and rich) were popular. During the 1950s and 1960s, many boys had given names such as "building the country" (Jianguo) and "celebrating National Day" (Guoqing). A
study showed that there were 290,000 Jianguos in the late 1960s. At that time, girls were often named
for flowers like Guihua and Hehua.
The reform and opening policies (改革开放政策) in the late 1970s gave more choices for given names, such as Bo (搏), and Yuhang (宇航). Parents wanted their children to learn more and have big dreams. In 2008, thousands of newborn babies were named Aoyun (Olympics) because of the Beijing Olympic
Games. The 2010 Shanghai World Expo made Shibo (世博) a popular given name. Over 6,200 newborn babies were named Shibo in the first nine months of 2010, according to Xinhua News Agency.
B. culture
C. health
D. Interest
B. Celebrating the building of New China.
C. Wishing the family to make a lot of money.
D. Wishing the person to be as beautiful as a flower.
B. Aoyun
C. Shibo
D. Yuhang
B. What makes a good Chinese name.
C. Chinese given names then and now.
D. The history of Chinese family names.
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根据句意和提示写出单词，完成句子。
76. “I’m quite ________ (满意) with what you have done, and I’ll give you a red apple as a big prize,” the mother said to her son.
77. We are very happy that the famous writer has gladly （接受）our invitation.
78. —Watching comedies can make us feel __________ (放松的).
—That’s right. I often watch them in my spare time.
79. The young man tried again, and he solved the problem _____________(成功) in the end.
80. I really want to know _____________(是否) Simon will come here or not.
81. —As we all know, many plants are _____ (消失) fast nowadays.
—That’s right. So it’s very important for us to protect them.
82. If you don't walk to school, I won’t, __________(也).
83. There is no _____ (怀疑) that our government is paying more and more attention to air pollution.
84. All the students in our country are busy preparing for the ______ (come) exam.
85. —Which is the biggest _______ (Asia) country?
—China, I’m afraid. Let’s find out the answer on the Internet, OK?
86. After you read the whole story, you’ll amazed at the __________(surprise) ending of it.
87. My friends game me a lot of useful _________(suggest) on how to learn English well yesterday.
88. —Why does the young woman look so ________(worry)?
—Don't you know? Her baby is lost.
89. “To tell the _________(true), I don't like eating beef,” the man said to his best friend.
90. “Mo Yan’s novels are well worth __________ (read), I’m afraid,” Mr. Ma, a Chinese teacher in our school, said to his students.
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