We wear shoes every day to hurting our feet. We can buy shoes in many places, for example, in the supermarket, in the store or at the . But maybe most of us don't know about the of shoemaking because now most shoes are by machines. Here I will tell you how to make a pair of shoes.

    The first step is drawing a design (设计图样). Next, the shoemaker will use paper to make a pattern. Then the shoemaker draws the pattern on some like leather (皮革) . After that, he cuts the leather with and then he will sew (缝) and glue the leather pieces together.

    Then the shoemaker connects the pieces to the insole. The insole is the part of the shoe that touches your feet. Next, the shoe is to make the leather soft so it can be shaped. Then the shoe goes in an oven. This helps it to keep its . At the same time the shoemaker works on the lower parts of the shoe. They are the outsole and heel. When all the parts are ready, the shoemaker glues and sews them together. After these steps, a pair of shoes is .

    The products that are labeled (贴标签) with the words "Made in China" can be seen everywhere all over the world. Once these products were very popular around the world for the low price and excellent quality, but in most foreigners' eyes, they thought these products were low—end and of low quality. With the development of Chinese economy, the government is trying to improve its image (形象) . Creating our own brands is the best choice. And the government makes effort to improve the quality of our own brands in order to promote (提高) the international image.

    Lots of foreigners still think "Made in China" means cheap copycats (山寨货) . It's true that the influence of "Made in China" still can't be compared with that of Silicon Valley (硅谷) in America, but China has made great progress. The number of world-class companies from China has increased in past few years. The number of Chinese companies among the world top 500 has increased from 35 in 2018 to 129 in 2019. And many of them, such as Huawei and Alibaba, have great international influence. But to compete with the world's technological powers, we still have a long way to go.

—It is made of (棉花) .

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Dear Helen,

    Your birthday is coming. I've got a present for you.


 

    With best wishes for your birthday.

Yours,

Tina

—Oh, it looks nice and fits you well.

—It's __________its state-level scenic spot (景点) —Gulongzhong.

    Only a few days ago, the first—ever China Hanfu Day was held to encourage young Chinese people to wear and take pride in hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group (汉族).

    The organizers said, "Traditional culture is the lifeblood of China. We hope young Chinese people can wear our traditional clothing during festivals to show China's unusual culture to the world. This will also make them understand the culture better and feel proud of being a Chinese." The event invited people to post their pictures in traditional clothes. By April 22nd, 2018, it had already got over 155 million page views, with thousands of people sharing their pictures.

    Historically, hanfu has influenced many of the neighboring cultural clothing including the Japanese Kimono and Korean Hanbok. However, hanfu started to fade when Manchu people took control of China. Luckily, there has been a rise in popularity over recent years. According to Hanfu Information(HI), a hanfu promotion (宣传) group, over 21, 000 sets of hanfu were sold online earlier this year. Another online survey by HI in 2017 showed that over 88%of people believe that wearing hanfu is a good way to learn about Chinese culture. It's true that the number of hanfu fans is growing.

    The organizers say they will make China Hanfu Day a yearly event and that they have set the third day of the third month of the traditional Chinese calendar as the date of the event.