2025-2026玄武外國語初三零模開學(xué)考一、單項(xiàng)選擇1.DeepSeek,______AIlanguagemodel,hasbecome______populartoolforpeopletogetinformationandsolveproblems.A.an;aB.a;anC.the;aD.an;the2.Although______myopinion,theoldprofessorhasn’tcomeupwithhisownyet.A.ForB.inC.onD.against3.—MayIcarrytheknifeontothetrain,sir?—Sorry,you______.Pleaselookatthesign.A.needn’tB.maynotC.wouldn’tD.mustn’t4.—OK.Aburger,twoapplepies,andamashedpotato.Andsomethingtodrink,Sir?—______butcoke,please.Cokeistoosweetforme.A.EverythingB.NothingC.AnythingD.Something5.Trytobethemasterofyourlife.Lifeisahorseand______yourideit______itridesyou.A.neither;norB.either;orC.both;andD.notonly;butalso6.—Dad,Ihavelostthechemistrycompetition.Ican’tfeelworsenow.—Dear,cheerup!Iknow______howyoufeel.ButIbelieveyouhavedoneyourbest.A.ProperlyB.exactlyC.widelyD.closely7.InearlyJanuary2025,wildfiressuddenly______inthesouthernpartofCalifornia,USA,andquicklyspreadinLosAngelesCountry.A.brokeoutB.ranoutC.putoutD.cameout8.LearningEnglishinaclassroomisimportant,whileusingEnglishinreal______willimproveyourEnglishskillsgreatly.A.PositionsB.instructionsC.situationsD.contributions9.—WhenwillyoursistergotoEngland?—She______Londonsincefourmonthsago.A.wenttoB.hasgonetoC.hasbeentoD.hasbeenin10.Ifyoudon’ttaketheGPSwithyou,youwillbe______ablindmanintherainforest.A.asgoodasB.aswellasC.asfastasD.aswiseas11.—HaveyoueverclimbedMountTai,Carol?—Yes,I______inTai’anforaweeklastyearandreachedthetopofittwice.A.wasstayingB.stayC.stayedD.havestayed12.“Don’tplaycomputergamesallday.Otherwise,youwillfallbehindothers.”Theunderlinedwordinthesentenceisto______.A.ShowsequenceB.showcauseandeffectC.compareorcontrastD.emphasize13.Thecourseoflifeneverrunssmoothly______itisfullofupsanddowns.A.SinceB.thoughC.whileD.so14.—Canyouimagine______onMars?—No,it’shardtopicture.A.howwouldlifebeB.whatlifewouldbeC.howlifewouldbelikeD.whatlifewouldbelike15.—Ann,wouldyoubekindenoughtosolvetheproblemsforme?—______,butstillonethirdareleftforyoutodobyyourself.A.GoaheadB.That’sOKC.It’smypleasureD.Withpleasure二、完形填空閱讀下面短文，從短文后所給各題四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。AsayoungAmerican,IhadvisitedtheGreatHallofthePeople16before,butthistimewasdifferent.In2016,Iwasauniversitystudentandtourist,drawntoitssolemnatmosphere(莊嚴(yán)的氣氛).In2017,Iattendeda17bythefamousChinesesingerJiangDaweiandexperiencedauniquemixofmusicandarchitecture.Thistime,however,Iwasatthetwosessionsasajournalist,bearingtheresponsibilityofrecordingandreporting.Myfeelingswere18differentfrommypreviousvisits.TheGreatHallbecamethecenterofChina’spoliticallife,wheredeputiestoNationalPeople’sCongress(全國人大代表)andmembersofNationalCommitteeoftheChinesePeople’sPoliticalConsultativeConference(全國政協(xié)委員)gaveadviceon19development.Myjobwastodocumentthesekeymomentsthroughwordsand20.Irealizedthatthetwosessionsarenotjustaboutmakingpolicies-theydirectlyinfluencepeople’sdailylives,21education,healthcareandenvironmentalprotection.Ihadpreparedcarefully,butthingswere22thanIexpected.Imadea“mistake”duringapress.Iwas23toaskmyquestionsinbothChineseandEnglish,butItotallyforgottospeakinEnglish.Instead,IintroducedmyselfandaskedmyquestionsjustinChinese.Ididn’trealizethis24Isatdown.Thisexperiencehelpedmeseejournalisminanewway-notjustasajobofrecordingfacts,butasabridgebetweencultures.IwillcontinueusingmywordsandimagestoshareChina’sstorywiththeworld,25morepeopleunderstandthisdynamic(充滿活力的)andprosperous(繁榮的)country.A.OnceB.twiceC.againD.EverA.ConcertB.partyC.instrumentD.Object18.A.directlyB.completelyC.especiallyD.HeavilyA.NationalB.internationalC.naturalD.CulturalA.ImaginationB.actionsC.imagesD.DreamsA.WithB.withoutC.beyondD.IncludingA.DifficultB.easierC.hardD.HarderA.ContinuedB.forgotC.supposedD.DecidedA.UnlessB.untilC.afterD.When25.A.sharingB.leadingC.helpingD.sending三、閱讀理解（一）FightingLikeFierceSnakesSnakesareknownforbeingstrongandfast.Chinesemartialarts(武術(shù))mastersnoticedthisandcreatedastylenamedsnakeboxing(蛇拳),wheremartialartistsmovelikesnakestobe“strongandquick.”Snakeboxingcopiesthesnake’snaturalbending,biting,andstrikingmovements.ItisaformofChinesemartialart.FuGuangping,asnakeboxingmaster,toldFutureGeospatialthatheuseddifferentfist(拳),palm(掌)andfingershapes.Theseshapesaredifferentfromthoseofothermartialarts.FuGuangpingpracticessnakeboxing.Mouthfist:Thefingerscanholdtolooklikeasnake’smouthgettingreadytostrike.Headpalm:Thefingersarepressed(輕壓)togetherandthepalmformsashapethatlookslikeasnake’sheadasitpreparestoattack.Headfist:Thefingertips(指尖)andthebackofthefistformashapethatlooksliketheheadofasnake.Tonguepalm:Thepalmfacesupwardwiththebackofthehandfacingdownwardandthewrist(手腕)heldstraight.Theshapecopiesthetongue(舌頭)ofasnake.Headfinger:Itcreatesashapebetweenthefingersandthebackofthehandtolooklikeasnake’shead.Itisusedforpinpointstrikes(精確打擊).26.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?Toexplainwhysnakesaredangerousanimals.TointroducethehistoryofChinesemartialarts.Todescribetheoriginandfeaturesofsnakeboxing.Tocomparesnakeboxingwithothermartialartsstyles.27.Whichsnakeboxingtechniqueisusedfor“pinpointstrikes”accordingtothetext?MouthfistB.HeadfistC.HeadfingerD.Tonguepalm28.WhydidChinesemartialartsmastersimitatesnakes'movements?Becausesnakesareeasytotrain.Tomaketheiractionsmorebeautiful.Togainstrengthandspeedlikesnakes.D.Becausesnakesaresymbolsofgoodluck.（二）Sinceitsrelease,theChineseanimatedfilmNeZha:DemonChildConquerstheSea(《哪吒之魔童鬧?！?-alsocalledNeZha2-hasattractedattentionbothinChinaandinternationally.IthassurpassedInsideOut2(《頭腦特工隊(duì)2》)tobecomethehighest-grossinganimatedfilmofalltimegloballyasofFeb18.InspiredbyChinesemythology(神話)andtheclassicnovelInvestitureoftheGods(《封神演義》),themoviefollowsNeZhaandhisfriendAoBing-bothwithsupernaturalorigins-astheyteamuptostopadangerousplanthatthreatenstheirfamiliesandthesurvivaloftheDragonTribe(族).Withitsfreshstoryandexcitingactionscenes,thefilmhasimpressedmanyaudiencesoverseas.“NeZhaisafigurefromancientChinesemythology.Thismoviehasmademanyadaptations(改編)totheoriginalstory,makingitmoremodernanduniversal.Evenwithlanguagebarriers(障礙),thestoryisstilleasytounderstand,”aviewerwiththeusername“RaymondX”saidontheWesternreviewsiteRottenTomatoes.USinfluencer“TonyinChina”comparedthefilm’sfightscenestothoseinDragonBall,sayingitsactionsequencesevengobeyondthoseinKungFuPanda.However,duetoculturaldifferences,manyforeignviewershavefoundcertainaspectsofNeZha2confusing,particularlythosetiedtodeeperelementsofChinesemythology.Forexample,aGermanviewerasked,“WhydoesNeZha’smaster,TaiyiZhenren,alwaysrideapig?Isthereaspecialmeaningbehindthis?”Meanwhile,anAustralianviewerwasconfusedbytheideaof“HeavenlyTribulation(天劫)”,asking,“WhydoesNeZhahavetogothroughaHeavenlyTribulation?Isthisacommontrope(比喻)inChinesemythology?”Someinternationalaudienceshaveevencalledthefilm“theChineseversionofMarvel”.WhilethiscomparisonreflectstheirappreciationforNeZha’spowerfulimage,italsosuggeststheyarelookingatthecharacterthroughtheperspective(角度)oftheAmericansuperherovaluestheyadmire,notedCoverNews.Evenwiththesequestionsanduncertainties,someforeigninternetusershavebegunexploringChinesemythology,searchingforthetraditionalstoriesbehindtheNeZhafilms.“ThisfilmrepresentsboxofficesuccessinChina,butIseeitholdingevengreaterculturalvalue,”HollywoodfilmproducerRobertKingtoldChinaDaily.29.WhatwasthemovieNeZha:DemonChildConquerstheSeainspiredby?ModernsciencefictionGreekmythologyandRomanepicsChinesemythologyandanovelHistoricalevents30.WhydidNeZhaandAoBingworktogetherinthemovie?Tocompeteinamartialartscompetition.ToprotecttheirfamiliesandsavetheDragonTribe.TofindamagicaltreasurefromChinesemythology.TobecomefamoussuperheroeslikeMarvelcharacters.31.Whatconfusedsomeforeignviewersaboutthefilm?Thefilm’smodernanimationstyle.ThelackofactionscenescomparedtoKungFuPanda.CulturalelementslikeTaiyiZhenren’spigand“HeavenlyTribulation”.TherelationshipbetweenNeZhaandAoBing.32.WhatdoesHollywoodproducerRobertKingthinkaboutNeZha2?Itisonlysuccessfulbecauseofitsboxofficeearnings.Itsculturalvaluegoesfarbeyonditsfinancialsuccess.ItshouldberemadewithAmericanactors.D.Itistoocomplicatedforinternationalaudiences.（三）AlthoughAIcanbringpeoplecomfort,itstillcannotmatchthefullabilitiesofahumantherapist.Fromsocialrelationshipstoworkchallenges,ChinesepeopleareturningtoDeepSeektoaddressdifferentpersonalissues.Theydescribesharingtheirthoughtsandreceivinghelpfulfeedbackfromthepopularchatbot.Asarisingtrendonsocialmedia,AItherapyischangingthewaypeopleseekmentalhealthsupport.ButcanAItrulyreplaceahumantherapist?Globally,45percentofpeoplewhoneededmentalhealthcarein2024didnotreceiveit,withbarriers(障礙)includingcostandalackofproviders,accordingtoHuntingtonPsychologicalServices.DanielLowd,anassociateprofessorattheUniversityofOregon,believesAIcouldhelpsolvethelackoftherapyservices.“IfpeoplecanfindsomesupportandopinionsbytalkingtoChatGPTorchatbotClaude,thenIthinkthat’swonderful,”LowdtoldNewsweek.LiYong,adoctorattheJiangsuProvinceHospital,agreedwithLowd,sayingthatAImeetspeople’sneedsforemotionalsupporttosomeextent.Byusingbasicknowledgeofpsychotherapy,DeepSeekcanhelpwithminormentalissuesthroughcomfortingresponses,LitoldShanghaiObserver.However,hepointsoutthatAIcannotcompletelyreplaceprofessionalsduetothehumantouchthatisimportantfortherapeuticservices.Therapistsdevelopadeeperunderstandingofpeople’semotionsandneedsthroughcommunication,whichallowsthemtooffermoretailored(有針對性的)treatmentplans,ShanghaiObserverreported.TheuseofAIinpsychotherapyalsoraisesconcernsoverthereliability(可靠性)ofresponses.“AIchatbotswillrespondastherapistsifasked,withoutanyoftheoversight(監(jiān)督),trainingorresponsibilityofahumancounselor(顧問)orevenaspecialized(專業(yè)的)andtestedpieceofsoftware,”RichardLachman,anassociateprofessoratTorontoMetropolitanUniversity,toldNewsweek.ExpertsbelievethekeytoeffectiveAItherapyispropergovernmentregulation(監(jiān)管).Wysa,forexample,isamentalhealthappthatofferstherapeuticconversationswithanAIchatbot.In2022,itworkedwiththeUK’sNationalHealthService,followingalistofstrictstandards.AsAIbecomesmoreapartofourlives,understandingitseffectsonhumanpsychologymeansfindingabalancebetweenwhat’shelpfulandwhat’sdangerous,Euronewsreported.33.WhatisDanielLowd’sattitudetowardAItherapy?Worried.B.Positive.C.Doubtful.D.Uncertain.34.WhydoesLiYongbelieveAIcan’tfullyreplacehumantherapists?AIisunreliable.B.AIlacksemotionaldepth.AIisunabletotakeresponsibility.D.AIknowslittleaboutpsychotherapy.35.Accordingtoexperts,whatisthekeytoeffectiveAItherapy?Publicawareness.Professionaltraining.Advancedtechnology.Governmentregulation.36.Whatisthemaintopicofthearticle?AI’sroleinmentalhealthcare.TheincreasinguseofAIchatbots.ThefutureofmentalhealthcarewithAI.D.ThebenefitsofAIforemotionalsupport.（四）Foraself-drivingcartosafelytakepassengerstotheirdestinations,itneedstodothreemainthingsreallywell:understandtheenvironment,makedecisions,andcarryoutthosedecisions.First,thecarneedstoknowwhat’saroundit.Todothis,itmakesuseofdifferentsensors(傳感器),suchascameras,radarandlidar(激光雷達(dá)).Theyactlikethecar’s“eyes”,allowingittoseepeople,streetsignsandsoon.Thesensorsalsohelpthecartrackitspositionandspeed.Butjustbeingawareofthingsclosebyisnotenough.Likeahumandriver,aself-drivingcarmustalsoplanaheadtoavoidtrafficandaccidents.Thisiswherevehicletovehicle(V2V)networkcomesin,allowingcarstoshareinformationwitheachother.Forexample,ifoneseesatrafficjamsomewhere,itcan“tell”otherstoavoidthatarea.Similarly,throughvehicletopedestrian(V2P,車與人)communication,aself-drivingcarcan“talk”withpeoplewalkingorbikingtoknowiftheyareabouttocrossthestreet.Meanwhile,withvehicletoinfrastructure(V2I,車與基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施)communication,thecarcanconnectwithtrafficlightstoknowwhentheywillturngreen.Inaddition,vehicletonetwork(V2N,車與網(wǎng)絡(luò))communicationallowsthecartogoonlineandaccesstheinternetforthelatestroadinformation.Puttingthesefournetworkstogether,wegetvehicletoeverything(V2X),atechnologythatmakesself-drivingsaferandmoreefficient.V2Xwouldnothavebeenpossiblewithoutfastinternetconnectionsenabledby4Gandfurtherimprovedby5G,whichconnectsself-drivingcarstoroadsindifferentcitiesandcountries.Aftercollectinginformation,theself-drivingcarneedstomakesenseofitanddecidehowtoreact.Likeputtingtogetherthepiecesofapuzzle,thecarintegratestheinformationfromallsensorsto“seethebiggerpicture”.Suchmulti-sensorfusion(多傳感器融合)issupportedbymachinelearning,whichhelpsthecartorecognizeobjects,createreal-timemaps,andmakesmartdecisionsaboutwhentostop,go,orturn.Onceadecisionismade,thecarneedstocarryitoutcorrectly.Todothis,thecarusesdrive-by-wiretechnology(線控技術(shù)),whereelectronicsignalsaresentasorderstothewheels,brakes(剎車)andengine.Thismakesthecarreactmorequicklyandrunmoresmoothly.Italsohelpsthecaruselessoil,whichisgoodfortheenvironment.Whatisthemainfunctionofthesensorsonaself-drivingcar?Torecordthecar’sperformance.Tomonitorthecar’sdrivingcondition.Tohelpthecarmaintainasafespeed.Togatherinformationaboutthecar’ssurroundings.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?Thewaysself-drivingcarsavoidaccidents.Thereasonswhyself-drivingcarsaccesstheinternet.Thecommunicationnetworksusedinself-drivingcars.Thewideapplicationofself-drivingtechnology.Howdoesthedrive-by-wiretechnologyassistself-drivingcars?Byreducingtheiremissionofharmfulgases.Byprovidingabroaderviewforthecars.Bycontrollingtheirbrakingsystems.Byimprovingtheirabilitytoreactandoperate.Whatisthebesttitleforthearticle?TheHistoryofSelf-DrivingCarsHow5GTechnologyChangedTransportationKeyTechnologiesbehindSafeSelf-DrivingCarsD.TheEnvironmentalBenefitsofDrive-By-WireSystems四、語言基礎(chǔ)知識(shí)(A)根據(jù)括號內(nèi)所給的中文提示寫出單詞，使句子意思完整正確。41.Attheparty,Imadea______(幾個(gè))ofnewfriendswhosharedmypassion.Allthepartyimagesontheplanewere______(使驚嚇)whenabirdflewintotheengine.43.Kevinisgoingtobuyan______(最新的)ChinaDailyonhiswayhomeafterwork.44.Tomakesureoffood______(安全),theChinesegovernmenthasdecidedtomakestrictlaws.45.Afterresultswereannounced,thecoach______(保持不變)wherehestood,unabletosayaword.(B)根據(jù)句意，用括號內(nèi)所給單詞的適當(dāng)形式填空。46.Theproblemweallpaidmoreattentionto______(solve)theotherday.47.Onlineshoppingisdevelopingso______(rapid)thattherearefewerpeopleintheshoppingmall.48.It'sreportedthatthepriceofgold______(rise)alotinthepastsixmonths.49.Whenwearrivedatthetopofthemountain,thesun______(shine)brightly.50.ThefounderofDeepSeek—JiangWenfengisamanfullof______(create).(C)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從下面方框中選擇適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或詞組填空，使短文內(nèi)容完整正確。impossible,continue,turnout,Asaresult,activitiesDoyouhaveanyplansfor2025?Let'sreadthefollowing2025traveltrendpredictionsbysomefamoustravelservicecompanies.Thetrendofnoctourismreferstotravelingtoenjoythebeautyofthenight.Asglobaltemperatures51______toriseanddaytimeheat,especiallyinsummer.Manypeoplefinditcomfortabletoplantheirtripsthatoffer52______incoolereveningandearlymornings.Thoselikestargazing,citysightseeingatnightandhavingfull-moonpicnicswill53______tobepopular.Whileachievingimmortality(永生)mightsound54______,ourinterestinlivinglongerkeepsasstrongasever.55______,touristsarelookingforexperiencesdesignedtohelpthemlivelonger.Sincestayingsociallyactiveandspendingtimeoutdoorscanimprovehealth,manyagencieshaveintroducedhealth-focusedactivitieslikegrouphikes.Followthesenewtrendstomakeadifferencetoyourtravelingexperiences.五、任務(wù)型閱讀(A)閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容，在文章后表格中的空格，56-63小題填入一個(gè)最恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~；64小題不超過10詞。ChinesearchitectLiuJiakun,68,wasawardedthe2025PritzkerArchitecturePrizeonMarch4,becomingthesecondwinnerfromChinatoreceivethehighesthonorinthefieldofarchitecture.BasedinChengdu,Liu'scareercoversfourdecadesandmorethan30projects.HefoundedJiakunArchitectsin1999andhasbuiltadiversebodyofwork,rangingfromsmall,beautifullydesignedmuseumsandmonuments(紀(jì)念碑)tolargecommercialbuildingsandmasterplansforcities.Ratherthanfollowingadistinctstyle,Liu'sprojectsincludelocalelementsandrelyon“l(fā)ow-tech”simplicitytoachievebeauty.Thearchitectreported,“Hehasdevelopedastrategythatneverbasesonarecurring(反復(fù)出現(xiàn)的)methodbutratherinevaluatingthespecificcharacteristicsandrequirementsofeachprojectdifferently,”thejury(評審團(tuán))saidinitscitationannouncingtheaward.OneofLiu'smostwell-knownprojectsaroundtheworldwastheso-called“rebirthbricks”hecreatedaftertheterribleWenchuanearthquakein2008.Toaidinreconstruction,Liumadebricksusinglocalwheatfiber,cement(水泥)andrubble(瓦礫)fromcollapsedbuildings.Morethanjustrecycling,thesebrickswere“apoeticmetaphorfortherebirthofthematerialandthespiritualrebirthofthecommunityatatimeofnationalmourning”,reportedtheGuardian.Thesebrickswerelaterusedinseveralofhisprojects,includingtheShijingfangMuseuminChengduandtheNovartispharmaceutical(制藥)companyinShanghai.Liu'sdesignalsofocusesonordinarypeople.Thisisreflectedinhislargestproject,WestVillage,afive-storyurbancomplexcompletedin2019inChengdu.Thecomplexincludesasoccerfield,amarket,andpathwaysforcyclistsandpedestrians(行人),withgrassgrowingthroughholesinitsbricks,aprojectcelebrates“thelivelinessofeverydaylife,”wrotecriticAustinWilliamsin2017.Ithasbecomeapopulardestinationforpeoplefromhomeandabroadtospendtheirleisuretime.“Architectureservestocreateabeautiful,justanddignified(有尊嚴(yán)的)livingenvironment.People'sreallives,happinessanddignityarewhatwestrivefor,”LiutoldChinaDaily.DesigningBuildingsinHarmonywithNatureIntroduction*68-year-oldChinesearchitectLiuJiakunwas56______withthe2025PritzkerArchitecturePrize,whichwasthehighesthonorinthefieldofarchitecture.Career*Hedevotedoverfortyyearstoarchitecture.*In1999,he57______upJiakunArchitects.Hehasbuiltavariousbodyofwork.Designphilosophy*AccordingtotheSpaces,Liuuseslocalmaterialsorculturalfeaturesandcreatesbeautythroughlow-techsimplicity58______ofstickingtoafixedstyle.*Liuavoidsusingthesameapproacheverytimeandcarefullystudieswhatmakeseachprojectuniqueandthendesignssolutions59______onitsspecialneeds.Two60______projects*Heiswell-knownasthe61______of“rebirthbricks”,whichisconsideredabeautifulsymbolshowinghowbrokenthingscanbecomenewagainandhowpeoplecanhealafteradisaster.*ThedesignofWestVillageinChengduusedbrickswithholeswheregrassgrows,makingpeople'sdailylife62______.Liu'sopinion*The63______ofarchitectureliesincreatingabeautiful,justanddignitylivingenvironmentandthat'swhatwearepursuing.WhatcanyoulearnfromLiuJiakunandhisworks?(64)________________________________(B)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容及所給首字母提示，寫出所缺單詞，使短文意思完整、通順，每空一詞。Whilemanypeoplekeeppetsforjoyandcompanionship(陪伴),theyoftendon'tthinkenoughabouttheresponsibilityandemotionalc65______thatarisewhentheirpetsageordie.AreportshowsthatthenumberofagingpetsinChinaisi66______:dogsoversevenyearsoldnowmakeup23percentofthetotal,a5percentrisefrom2023.Expertspredictthatover30millionpetsinChinawillr67______middleoroldageinthenextthreeyears.Veterinarian(獸醫(yī))HeQimingexplainedthataspetsgrowolder,theirphysicalhealthwillbeaproblem.C68______problemsincludedentaldiseases,cognitive(認(rèn)知的)issuesandkidney(腎臟)problems.Elderlypetsneedregularcheckups,propernutrition(營養(yǎng))andpainmanagement.“Takingcareofanelderlypetoftenr69______alotoftimeandenergy,”ChenSu,a38-year-oldwomanlivingintheself-mediaindustry,toldNewWeekly.Chen,wholivesalone,devotedallhertimetocaringforher17-year-oldparalyzed(癱瘓的)pet,Yuanbao.Shecancelledbusinesstrips,stayedhomeeverydayandevenlostsleeptocareforherpet.“IamgratefulIcouldspendallmytimewithYuanbao.Ihavenoregrets,”shesaid.H70______,noteveryonecanmakesuchsacrifices.Moneyisalsoamajorconcern.AXiaohongshuusersharedthatshespent270,000yuanonhercatasitaged.Anotherpetowner,LuoSen,toldNewWeeklythathespendsthousandsofyuaneverymonthonhisolddog'st71______.Finally,d72______withthelossofone'spetisextremelydifficult.“Ilostmysoulmatedogthreemonthsago.Thephysicalandemotionalpainisbrutal.Imisshimeveryminute,”saidConnie,apetowner,onDouban.Inrecentyears,peoplehavealreadystartedusingtheterm“petlosssyndrome”tod73______thisproblem.AccordingtoPetDeared,losingapetcaninfluenceaperson'sdailylifeandmentalwell-being,resultinginsymptoms(癥狀)su