With a record number of 51000 visitors turning up at the National Art Museum of China for

the Dunhuang【C1】______, museum curator Fan Di'an has not stopped smiling.

The 53-year-old art historian is among the few in the Beijing artistic【C2】______to【C3】______designer haircuts and don fitted suits.

The art【C4】______is also a new face among the nation's political advisors, and is to propose a solution to a【C5】______problem Chinese museums face.

"Currently, any artworks that are【C6】______from overseas are taxed at high rate when entering the country. So museums find it difficult to accept donations from overseas," he said.

Fan is currently【C7】______in finding a【C8】______for a new museum. "Maybe in the Olympic Village, we will have a really big【C9】______," he said.

Ever since he took the【C10】______of the premier institution, Fan has greatly expanded its program. Among the most popular shows last year was the【C11】______"Art in America: 300 Years of Innovation".

Institutions such as the Tate Modern in London have【C12】______to work together with the Beijing museum, which has organized several exhibitions and sent them【C13】______world tours.

Fan is【C14】______about working with international museums because he wants his staff to learn from foreign colleagues.

"Chinese museums are extremely【C15】______of professionals. I have been trying to【C16】______professionals in art history, but still have to say that the performance of my staff is【C17】______satisfactory," he said.

"Sometimes museum people can be like many others【C18】______State-owned organizations—working hard when pushed hard."

Museum employees have to change their【C19】______from "serving the artists" to "serving the public". He noted. "I want more people to come, so I am trying to【C20】______the right show at the fight time."

【C1】

A．display

B．show

C．exhibition

D．exhibit