题目内容：

When you finish your day at school, you probably rush to your dormitory or home as quickly as possible. But for some people, their day begins in the middle of the night.

Welcome to the interesting world of “the Master”, the owner of a small restaurant located in a busy district that only opens from midnight to 7 am.

Earlier this month, Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Ka-fai announced that he had directed and starred as the Master in a remake of Japanese director Joji Matsuoka’s famous comedy Midnight Diner. The new movie is expected to come out in Chinese mainland cinemas later this year.

While serving regular soup every night, the Master is also willing to make customized (定制的) dishes if his customers ask. Besides its delicious food, what makes this eatery special is that it’s a place of sanctuary and togetherness.

Midnight is often when worries, loneliness, and sadness creep up on people, and midnight diner provides the simple comforts of food and drink, and more importantly, a warm place where people can keep each other company, talk, and share their stories. The customers’ stories cover everything, from problems at work to parenthood, romance, friendship, and the regrets of a wasted life. Listening to their stories, customers offer encouragement and advice to one another. But the Master only provides the life lesson-- a good day must follow a bad one-when necessary.

Despite facing different kinds of disappointment, people need to find their own satisfaction in their seemingly messy lives. “The small pleasure can be a good hot-pot meal,” Japanese culture website JapanPowered.com noted. “It’s easy to lose sight of what gives life meaning as we go about the daily routine of work and home life.”

After all, no one is flawless and no one’s life is perfect, but imperfections are the space where possibilities live. As Kelly Mcneils, author of Your Messy Brilliance, wrote, “ The good, the bad, and the ugly, they are our greatest assets because they include every single part of ourselves and leave nothing out--and when we fully embrace all parts of ourselves, we discover our true power.”

1.From the passage we know that the Master________.

A. is an actor in Midnight Diner.

B. is so popular as to be remade by Joji Matsuoka

C. provides good service for his customers

D. offers a special restaurant around the clock.

2.What does the underlined word “sanctuary” in Paragraph 4 mean?

A. reunion    B. separation

C. eating    D. shelter

3.Why is the midnight diner important and special ?

A. Because bad emotions often occur at midnight.

B. Because it offers meals at midnight .

C. Because customers are comforted and helped here.

D. Because the customers love the Master’s life lessons.

4.What can be inferred from the last paragraph?

A. Nobody is perfect.

B. Accepting our imperfections help us learn about ourselves.

C. We shouldn’t attach great importance to our imperfections.

D. Potentials can only be found in our imperfections.