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The Forbidden City，closed to the public for a while during the pandemic，is still a sensation.Since April 5，a broadcast of the Forbidden City，also（1）
called
called
（call） Palace Museum has received more than 34 million views.The palace celebrates its 600th birthday this year.Built in 1420，it recorded lives of important people（2）
through
through
various relics and documents.The museum can provide a large amount of（3）
valuable
valuable
（value） material for historical research，as well as inspiration for literature and entertainment.
Besides（4）
giving
giving
（give）people a glimpse of history，the Forbidden City is also creative in terms of marketing.Over the last decade，the museum（5）
has produced
has produced
（produce）more than 10，000 cultural products featuring the imperial palace and（6）
its
its
（it） exhibits，ranging from fans，notebooks to apps and cosmetics.The most popular products featuring the royal cats（7）
are inspired
are inspired
（inspire）by the real cats who call the Palace Museum home.More than 200 cats are living in the palace（8）
where
where
they are being well cared for.They often roam around idly and pose adorably to the delight of visitors，who（9）
occasionally
occasionally
（occasional） can interact with them.
（10）
What
What
makes the Palace Museum so popular is that it strikes the right balance between preserving history，sharing knowledge，and providing interesting interactive displays.

【考點】傳統(tǒng)習俗與文化．

【答案】called；through；valuable；giving；has produced；its；are inspired；where；occasionally；What

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