Picture a young Chinese woman in a field，dressed in traditional hemp clothing，as she picks flowers to create makeup for her cheeks. （1）I

magine

magine

the same person making a bamboo sofa，cooking soy sauce from scratch and cooking up all sorts of delicious dishes.
   It may sound hard to （2）b

elieve

elieve

，but such a person exists in modern China，and her name is Li Ziqi.On Dec 14，she won Person of the Year in the category of cultural influence awarded by China Newsweek.
   With a fan base of more than 21 million people on Sina Weibo and 7 million followers on video-sharing site YouTube，Li has made a name for herself in a series of videos that（3）s

how

how

off a pre-industrial Chinese way of life in rural Sichuan province. "I want to do my part to let more people know （4）a

bout

bout

Chinese culture，"the vlogger told China.org.cn. "Much of the popularity of my videos can be attributed to the attraction of Chinese （5）c

ulture

ulture

."
   Li seems to be a （6）m

aster

aster

of all kinds of skills – cooking，painting，designing and farming.She raises silkworms to sew a quilt for her grandmother and grows plants.Many videos show her picking seasonal ingredients from her own garden and cooking them up with her wood-fired wok.A（7）w

arm

arm

bowl of soup for the winter，a lighter plate of noodles for the summer，Li follows the seasons in her cooking，as China's （8）t

raditional

raditional

24 solar terms（節(jié)氣） also do，and makes food suitable for the particular climate.
   Indeed，Li's （9）s

imple

imple

pleasures amaze people living in the hustle and bustle of big cities.Her handmade lifestyle is a fantasy for many. "In today's society，many feel （10）s

tressed

tressed

，" she told the South China Morning Post. "When they watch my videos at the end of a busy day，I want them to relax and experience something nice to take away some of their anxiety and pressure."