What makes Chaihuo, Shenzhen’s first “makerspace”, special is its connection to both the broader maker movement and an ongoing shift in global (1) _______ . Different from most makerspaces around the world that put an emphasis on (2) _______ to shared equipment, Chaihuo focuses on building (3) _______ and encouraging (4) _______ . It is trying to create a culture where making can be fun, which is a key piece of the creative process that leads to commercial (5) _______ . Nowadays, despite the fact that China has become the largest manufacturing country, it is still lagging behind the West when it comes to original (6) _______ . The foreign companies in the (7) _______ — especially those with the intellectual (8) _______ and brand power can own the most part of the profits. Such being the case, what is urgent is to cultivate a creative (9) _______ among China’s entrepreneurial class. Luckily, there is a growing class of educated (10) _______ workers starting to discover making as a hobby. With their cooperating with each other, a creative fire can be stoked very soon.