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Adham soon became famous 20 the Father Christmas of Syria. He has travelled from Finland to Syria 28 times. And he won¡¯t stop 21 the war ends. Every time he goes to Syria, he carries a heavy bag of toys on his back all his way. It¡¯s a trip full of 22 . He might get hurt or be killed at any time, but he never gives up. ¡°Now children in Syria are facing death and many other possible threats. I think the toys are really 23 for the children,¡± he said. ¡°No matter what they 24 , they are always happy to share them with others.¡±

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In January, 2016, a three-episode TV documentary, Masters in City, was broadcast on China Central Television. It soon became first episode alone has been watched nearly 1 million times so far on website bilibili.com.

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2016. It is about how professional antiquity restorers (ÎÄÎïÐÞ¸´Õß) in

patience and their 100 percent focus on even the smallest things is enough to impress people.

In fact, many of the restorers are young people. It has also made the documentary popular among their peers(ͬÁäÈË), as it has shown them possibility of a different lifestyle. After Masters in Forbidden City was broadcast, about 20,000 people applied to work in the Forbidden City. Most of them were new college graduates.

The job has become popular. So have the restorers. But was it difficult to be part of a documentary? ¡°It was only supposed to be difficult for the director, not for us. We simply did our jobs, paying no attention to anyone else around.¡± said Shi Liancang, one of the restorers, when asked during the film¡¯s premiere(Ê×Ó³) in Shanghai. To make

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We usually see ancient plants or insects in amber(çúçê). But recently, researchers found something unusual in amber ¡ª a feathered tail!

The tail includes bones, soft tissue and even feathers. It is 37 mm about the length of a matchstick. It looks like a plant at first sight. But identified(È·¶¨) it as part of the tail of a dinosaur that couldn¡¯t fly almost years ago.

Xing Lida of Beijing¡¯s China University of Geosciences discovered the amber in a market in Myanmar in 2015. ¡°It is an amazing fossil(»¯Ê¯) and the finest details of feathers can be seen in 3-D.¡± he said.

The researchers note in their paper that this finding is particularly special because, although dinosaur feathers have been found in amber before, we don¡¯t know which dinosaurs they came from. But this time researchers know more.

The tail is likely to belong to a tiny dinosaur called coelurosaur. Famous coelurosaurs include the T-rex(°ÔÍõÁú) and Velociraptor(ѸÃÍÁú) ¡ª the latter of which would finally evolve into birds. So with the ¡°once in a lifetime¡± finding, can we hope for the possibility of a real Jurassic Park (ÙªÂ޼͹«Ô°)? In the movie series, scientists bring dinosaurs back to life by getting their DNA from blood found in amber.

But Canadian scientist Ryan Mckellar said that although soft tissue and blood of the tail were found in the amber, no genetic material was kept. ¡°The Jurassic Park answer is still a ¡®no¡¯ ¡ª this is in the science fiction.¡± he said. 31. What did a group of researchers find in amber recently?

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