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"Du Fu：China's Greatest Poet"，a 58-minute documentary released recently on BBC，introduces Du Fu to the Western world for the first time（1）
in
in
the form of documentary．In the film，Michael Wood，one of BBC's most popular hosts，visited a number of Chinese （2）
cities
cities
（city） to retrace Du's steps．The documentary invited well-known British actor Ian McKellen，（3）
who
who
played Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings movies，（4）
to read
to read
（read）15 of Du's poems that have been translated into English．
    Born in 712，Du Fu lived through the violent fall of China's brilliant Tang Dynasty．He had the desire to serve his country，but his life（5）
was destroyed
was destroyed
（destroy） by the An Lushan Rebellion of 755．Of（6）
the
the
many poems he wrote，500 have been preserved over the ages．For generations he（7）
has been
has been
（be） the guardian of the moral conscience （良知）of the nation．
    The documentary compared Du to Shakespeare to help audiences （8）
better
better
（well） understand the poet's great achievements in literature．It also highlighted Chinese poetry，noting that its 3000-year-old history makes（9）
it
it
the oldest living tradition of poetry in the world．
    During an interview，the director even quoted a line from Du to encourage the people（10）
suffering
suffering
（suffer） under the COVID-19 pandemic （流行?。?/h1>

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【答案】in；cities；who；to read；was destroyed；the；has been；better；it；suffering

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