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语法填空 外刊改编 第一篇 网民谴责网络销售裹脚鞋子 Several e-commerce platforms were found to be selling items 1.(relate) to the practice of fool binding, which was outlawed in 1912. Chinese netizens and cultural experts have slammed domestic online platforms selling fbot- binding items, a century after the traditional practice 2.(outlaw) in the country. Several vendors on Chinese e-conuncrce sites, including Alibabas second-hand trading app Xianyu, were found promoting and selling foot-binding products, usually used 3. (alter) the shape of womens feet fbr aesthetic purposes, domestic outlet Shangyou News reported Tuesday. Experts say the 4.(resurface) of the practice is ^counterculture if the fbot-binding footwear is intended fbr daily use. “Wc should condemn the sale of fbot-binding footwear, 5.shows a decline in cultural fbmis, cultural psychology, and cultural behavior,Zheng Jinsong, deputy curator of the Southwest University Museum in Chongqing, told Shangyou News. With origins dating back to the courtesans in 10th century China, foot-binding customs forced many women to squeeze their feet into tiny shoes 6. turned them into ^three-inch golden lotuses^^ in order to increase their marriage?. (prospect). The practice, which existed for over 1,000 years, was banned in 1912, 8.it continued to exist in secret. However, along with the rise of controversial 44fcmininc virtues^^ classes 9.ostensibly aim to reinforce Confucian values, foot-binding has found new supporters over the past few years. Many 10.voice their support on online forums and shared their foot-binding experiences in QQ messaging groups. 答案： relating was outlawed to alter resurfacing which and prospects though that have voiced 弟一扁 中国要规范AI生成的内容 AH generative AI products will have to 1.(inspect) by the authorities under the new proposed rules. Chinas top internet watchdog announced Tuesday new draft rules fbr generative artificial intelligence — the governments first major regulatory response to the rapidly advancing technology