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While many Chinese watched movies at cinemas during the weeklong Spring Festival holiday, Zheng Wei explained the film TheSpringFestival to an audience of visually impaired (受损伤的) people at cinema in Northern China's Tianjin.

“Fireworks light up the dark on New Year's Eve, and children are playing in an open place covered with white snow，” said Zheng to the audience, describing the visual elements of the movie while holding a micro­phone and a script.

As the founder of “cinema for the blind”  in Tianjin, the 55­year­old has insisted on brightening the dark world of the visually impaired in his own way for 11 years.

Shao Yuxiang and her husband, who are both blind, are regular visitors of the cinema. She wore an elegant yellow sweater to attend the couple's significant “movie day”．

Since October 2007, the free movies, which are described through audio, start at 9：30 am on the third Saturday of each month. More than 150 movies have been screened to more than 20,000 visually impaired people so far.

“The theater is equipped with lights, a sound system, projector, and a big screen to give the blind a complete and equal movie experience，” Zheng said.

In 2007, after having learned that a “cinema for the blind” established by Wang Weili had benefited many visually impaired people in Beijing, Zheng rushed to Wang's establishment for advice. Under Wang's guidance, Zheng built a new cinema in Tianjin and screened TheDreamFactory by Chinese director Feng Xiaogang. It attracted more than 50 visually impaired people from different districts and even suburban areas in Tianjin.

Zheng always treats movie selections with seriousness. He usually chooses Mandarin language movies with positive themes that reflect modern society. Special movies for certain Chinese festivals are also part of Zheng's selection criteria. “For example, TheFoundingofRepublic is specially for National Day. Now, films for Spring Festival are on my agenda，” Zheng said.

篇章导读：本文是一篇记叙文。文章介绍了郑伟创办的盲人电*。

1．How did Zheng Wei help the blind watch movies?

A．Zheng Wei helps the blind watch movies clearly by themselves.

B．Zheng Wei helps the blind watch movies with a special device.

C．Zheng Wei describes the visual elements of the movie to the blind.

D．Zheng Wei helps the blind cure their blindness in the cinema.

2．What do the blind think of “cinema for the blind”？

A．No one wants to see movies in it.   

B．It is welcomed by blind people.

C．They still can't benefit from it.   

D．The ticket price is truly affordable.

3．What kind of person do you think Zheng Wei is?

A．Caring and creative.                

B．Intelligent and modest.

C．Warmhearted and brave.              

D．Creative and outgoing.

4．Which of the following may be the best title?

A．A man who helps the blind people in China

B．A special cinema will open up in China soon

C．How do the visually impaired people watch movies?

D．The “cinema for the blind” that will never close

【回答】

1.C　细节理解题。根据第二段中的“describing the visual elements of the movie while holding a micro­phone and a script” 可知，郑伟通过向盲人描述电影中的视觉元素来帮助他们“看”电影。故选C项。

2.B　细节理解题。根据第四段中的“Shao Yuxiang and her husband, who are both blind, are regular visitors of the cinema.”以及第五段中的“More than 150 movies have been screened to more than 20,000 visually impaired people so far.”可知，它受到盲人的欢迎。故选B项。

3.A　推理判断题。根据第三段中的“As the founder of ‘cinema for the blind’ in Tianjin, the 55­year­old has insisted on brightening the dark world of the visually impaired in his own way for 11 years.”并结合全文内容可推断出，郑伟很有爱心和创意，为盲人开电*。故选A项。

4.D　标题判断题。根据全文可知郑伟独创盲人电*，并坚持了11年，因此“The ‘cinema for the blind’ that will never close (盲人*永远不会关门)”，符合主旨大意，作为题目最为合适。故选D项。

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