Question

It's reported that a man arrived in Shenzhen on Sunday after riding all the way from Venice, Italy, to China on a Silk Road journey that began in September 2015.

Liu Haixiang shared his story of riding across 15 countries in 250 days and said he wanted to promote (宣傳) his home town, Quanzhou, Fujian Province, the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, as well as to help Quanzhou become a World Heritage City.

"Cycling is just one kind of exercise form and cultural exchanges are actually the purpose of my tour," said Liu.

As an outdoor sports lover, Liu started his riding tour around China while in college. Liu is a photographer and makes a living by taking photos along his tours. Starting on Sept.5, 2015, Liu cycled along the famous Silk Road.

Liu had produced a video about Quanzhou before he started the journey and played the video along the journey.

He made himself special riding suits featuring some unique cultural elements of Quanzhou. He said the most successful thing was that "I returned home alive". He also said the most unforgettable experience was riding across Tibet's "no man's land". "It was a huge area of alkali soil with no plants," said Liu. He said he even fell in love with a woman in Qingdao. Shandong Province.

1.From the second paragraph, we can learn that Quanzhou .

A.is a World Heritage City B.was the end of Liu Haixiang's trip

C.is the starting point of the ancient Silk Road D.was the beginning place of Liu Haixiang's trip

2.How did Liu make a living during his trip?

A.By taking photos. B.By writing articles.

C.By performing in the street. D.By introducing Quanzhou to others.

3.The last paragraph is about .

A.why he planned the trip B.how he spent the trip abroad

C.some special things during his trip D.some interesting people along his tour

4.In which of the newspaper can we probably see the passage?

A.WORLD & PEOPLE. B.SPORT & HEALTH.

C.TRAVEL & CULTURE. D.DISCOVERY & SCIENCE.

Answer 1