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Around 300 workers and engineers are working hard for the timely delivery of the project despite its ______.

A researcher said China’s fast economic ______ in recent years has made great contributions to world economic growth.

That visit was hard work because he spoke no Chinese and had only a(n) ______ plan of action.

China’s first domestically built polar icebreaker has completed its ______ period and will soon set out on a mission again.

A number of people believe that genuine friendships can develop in both the digital and physical ______, with the boundaries between the two continuing to blur.

She had to take care of the whole family, two children and two ______ elderly people.

Life does not discriminate among people ______ personal setbacks and obstacles.

No hardship could ______ his hope and Charlie Chaplin managed to overcome the obstacles and made a career out of making people laugh.

Today travelers along the Silk Road are attracted not only by ______ gifts or local specialties, but also by surprising encounters with places with a mysterious past.

Xu Xiake’s writing, which ______ an echo of his love of nature, records numerous phenomena in the vast realm of nature and is widely admired.

Zheng He was a Chinese explorer who led seven great voyages on behalf of the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. His voyages, which aimed to promote trade and (1) ______ with other states, lasted from 1405 to 1433. Zheng He was born around 1371 in Yunnan, southwestern China. He was talented in many (2) ______, especially in ship construction. In 1403, the emperor ordered the construction of the Treasure Fleet and (3) ______ Zheng He as the commander of this fleet. This began Zheng He’s (4) ______ voyages, some of the most impressive exploration journeys in history. Zheng He’s first voyage began in July 1405. his fleet traveled to present-day Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and then crossed the Indian Ocean and sailed west to today’s India. They traded with the local people for spices, ivory, (5) ______ animals, and other goods. During the next six expeditions, Zheng He made trade (6) ______ with the rulers of different states, brought back gifts, and established friendly relationships with them. He even brought back with him (7) ______ of various states to meet with the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Zheng He’s seven great voyages promoted the (8) ______ of China’s cultural and economic influence in the world. He (9) ______ new, friendly ties with many states on the Asian and African countries, while developing the trade relations with them. Zheng He’s feat was unprecedented in the history of ocean (10) ______. He is still remembered today as one of the world’s greatest navigators and is a source of pride for the whole Chinese nation.

Zheng He had helped spread the culture and influence of China over a vast realm. But the war in the north then drew military investment away from the (1) ______ of the fleet and the royal court turned its focus to the construction and expansion of the Great Wall. Inevitably, the navy (2) ______ and all the larger classes of ships were destroyed. This contributed to the end of the (3) ______ time of the Ming Dynasty sea voyages. Zheng He spent years at sea (4) ______ between China and the east coast of Africa, setting up (5) ______ relationships that would reshape Asian life. His seven expeditions (6) ______ what humans could do at sea, pushing the limits of their boats’ size, complexity, and (7) ______ for long-distance travel. They were also (8) ______ to the spread of two Chinese technologies that helped build our modern world: gunpowder and the compass. Today, whether people view Zheng He as an (9) ______ of Chinese diplomacy or as a symbol of the country’s spirit of adventure and bravery, one thing is for certain: Zheng He (10) ______ one of the greatest explorers in world history, and the voyages he led stand among the great wonders in the history of ocean navigation, contributing significantly to the progress of human civilization.

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