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   Oil paper umbrellas have a history of over 1，000 years in China.Once they were everywhere.However，as umbrellas with metal ribs （金屬傘骨） （1）

became

became

/b??ke?m/ more popular in the last century，people used the hand-made umbrellas less in daily life.
   Yuhang in Hangzhou is famous （2）

for

for

making oil paper umbrellas for over 230 years.Umbrellas here take more than 70 steps to make，such as making bamboo ribs and pasting （糊） papers.It takes at least a week to make （3）

an

an

umbrella.Each umbrella has 36 ribs， （4）

so

so

they are strong.In 2007，this kind of umbrella was added to Zhejiang province's intangible cultural heritage list （非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)名錄）.
   In 2015，Liu Weixue （5）

left

left

（leave） a well-paid job to learn from his grandfather the art of making Yuhang oil paper umbrellas. "I want to （6）

bring

bring

/br??/ the art to life." Liu said. "When it rains，someone uses the umbrella — that's what I want to see."
   After （7）

learning

learning

（learn） the skills well，Liu opened a studio（工作坊）and improved the umbrellas to （8）

win

win

/w?n/ the hearts of young people.Because the traditional paper was easy to break，he used thicker paper.His umbrellas could open and close 1，000 times without breaking.He also used a lighter kind of bamboo to make ribs.So，the umbrella weigh （9）

less

less

（little）.
   In 2017，Liu opened an online shop to sell （10）

umbrellas

umbrellas

（umbrella）.It now has more than 80，000 followers （粉絲）.But to keep the quality（質(zhì)量），his studio makes only 1，000 umbrellas each year.He hopes the art can be passed on.