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    The Lantern Festival is around the corner. In Beijing, there are many events to celebrate this big day.

    Beijing Happy Valley

    Date: Until 4th March.

    To celebrate this festival, Happy Valley has extended(延长) its opening hours to 20:00. There will be many excellent entertainers and lots of interesting activities like the lion dance, Tibetan song and dance, harlequinade（滑稽表演）and magic performances. Free for visitors.

    Address: Xiaowuji N. Rd, E.4 Ring Rd, Chaoyang District

    Tel: 010-67383333

    Chaoyang Park

    Date: Until 5th March

    During the Lantern Festival, Chaoyang park will hold a grand Lantern Fair where you can find beautiful lanterns in different shapes and colors. Visitors can also enjoy wonderful folk dances.

    Address: No.1, Nongzhanguan Nanlu, Chaoyang District

    Tel: 010-65915258

    Entrance fee: RMB 20

    Kaikang International Hotel

    Date: 4th March

    From 14:00 to 18:00, this hotel will hold a large singles activity. If you still haven’t found a lover and do not want to celebrate this day alone, you can come here to enjoy the day with other singles. Why not give it a try ? Maybe you will find your true love!

    Address: F3 No. 15. Third District, An Zhen Li, Chaoyang District

    Cost: RMB 120 per person

    Tel: 010-64445364，64428783

    4）Beijing Garden of World Flowers

    Date: Until 5th March

    This fair is an exhibition of traditional Taiwanese lantern arts. There is also a Plum Blossoms display in the Pen Gallery, where you can find blossoms from Sichuan, Hubei and Zhejiang Provinces.

    Address: To the north of Majialou Bridge, S.4 Ring Rd.

    Entrance fee: RMB 80 per person.

    Tel: 010-87500721

    59.If you live the east of the Fourth Ring Road, and you want to see performances near your home, you may call________.

    A.010-67383333                        B.010-87500721     

    C.010-64445364                        D.010-65915258

    60.How many places can you visit with no more than 100 RMB ?

    A. Two            B. Three                 C One.                    D.Four

    61.Mr. Zhang is new in Beijing. He is eager to make friends. Which of the following is the best choice for him ?

    A. Beijing Happy Valley                     B. Chaoyang Park

    C. Beijing Garden of World Flowers        D. Kaikang International Hotel

     

    【答案】

     A

     B

     D

    【解析】        

     

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