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OnceuponatimetherewasamanfromtheStateofChuwholovedhisswordverymuch.Onedayhewassittinginaboatpreparingtocrossariver61heaccidentallydroppedhisswordintothewater.62theshipmovingfastonandthewaterrunningthepeopleonboardremindedthatheshouldgointothewatertofindhisbelovedswordback.Themanfeltingreat63anxioustoo.Howeverheturnedadeafeartothatandinsteadhe64immediatetookoutaknifeandmadeanotch刻痕onthesideoftheboat65hisdearswordfell.Thepeoplewonderedwhyhedidso.Hesaidproudlythenotchcouldhelp66gethisswordback.Shortlyafterthe67arriveattheshoreheenteredthewaterjustbeneaththenotchhemadE.Though68spendratheralongtimehereturnedempty-handeD.Withoutdoubthewaslaughedatinpublicandhisstorybecame69well-knownjokeinChinA.Todaytheidiom70relatetothestoryisusedtodescribeapersonwhosticktorigidruleswithoutconsideringachangingenvironmentordescribesanactionmadepointlessbychangingcircumstances.
Haveyouevertastedorperhapsheardofsugarpainting?AsfewerpeoplechoosetomakethiskindofpaintingthetraditionalChinesefolkcraftmighthavebecomea61distancememoryinsomeways.62a38-yearoldcraftsmanLiJianzhongiscommittedto63keeptheartofsugarpaintingalivE.Liworkedasaminerformorethantenyears.After64minecloseddownLiturnedtohousingdecorationuntilhe65forcetogivethatupduetoafingerinjury.Earlierthisyearhediscoveredsugarpaintingsomethinghereallyhadaninterestinandastrongdesiretolearn.Sincetherewasnosugarpaintingcraftsmaninhisvillagehestudiedby66hethroughlargequantitiesofvideosandinformationontheinternet.Lilovedpaintingwhenhewasyoungandhefounditeasy67learntheskillinsugarpainting.Hesoonmasteredtheskillandcouldmakea68varyofsugarpaintings.A.sugarpaintingismadewithmeltedbrownorwhitesugar.Craftsmen69normalpaintanimalsandflowersonastoneboardwiththesyrup糖浆.Whenthesugarcoolsdown70appearsisapieceofsugarart.
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Thefirst-everdirectChina-to-Britainfreighttrain货运列车arrivedinLondonlastweek.Itwasthe61lateevidenceofChina’seffortstoredeveloptheSilkRoadtraderoutesthatoncestretchedfromAsiatoEuropE.62travelfromChinathroughKazakhstanRussiaBelarusPolandGermanyBelgiumandFrancefor18daysthetrainfinallyarrivedinLondon.Insidethe68containers63behouseholdgoodsclothingclothbagsandsuitcases.Thisis64twoasquickasseaandit’smuchmuchcleanerandcheaperthanairfreightsaidPhilippaEdmunds65worksattheBritishCampaignforBetterTransport.Butthetrainitselfmaybemoreimportantthanthegoods66wascarrying.Observerssaythetriphadapoliticalmessage:thatChinaisdevelopingnewtraderoutesandnewmarkets.Chinaneedstofindmoreplaces67sellthegoodsitmakes.Thatisthe68believeofJieYufromtheLondonSchoolofEconomics.ThedomesticmarketinChinanowseemsnottobeverypromisingsotheChineseare69desperatelookingforthenewmarkets.Andobviouslythatfreighttrainserves70averygoodvehiclefortheChinesemanufacturersandmayhelprestorethebusinessconfidenceinsideChinA.
DevelopedfromideasbyConfuciusduringtheSpringandAutumnPeriodConfucianism儒家思想isaphilosophicalandethical道德的systemwhichhasbecomean_61_influencepartofChineseculturE.ConfucianismwasfirstsetupbyConfucius.Andlaterit_62_developbyphilosophersincludingMenciusDongZhongshunWangYangmingandothers.AfterConfucianismgainedasupreme至高的positionintheHandynastymorethan2000yearsago_63_influencewentintoallwalksoflifeandallstreamsofthoughtinChinesesocietyforthegenerationstocomE.Itsjunziphilosophyhasbecome_64_standardofmanyChinesepeoplE.ConfucianismmeansalotnotonlytoChinabutalsototheworld.TodaymottosfromConfucianism_65_befrequentlyusedbyforeignofficialsintheir_66_speechortalks.Peoplearoundtheglobecanhaveaccess_67_ConfuciusideasinConfuciusInstitutes孔子学院andChineseCultureCentersabroaD.Theinstitutesandcentersserveasnon-profitpublicinstitutions_68_helpforeignersbetterunderstandChinathroughlanguageteachingandcultureintroduction.TodayChinahas_69_successfulopened465ConfuciusInstitutesin123countriesandregions.Therearealso713ConfuciusClassroomsoperatinginmiddleandprimaryschools.ChineseCultureCenterareintroducingChinabyopeningtrainingclassesbuildinglibrariesand_70_holdculturalactivities.
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FirstofallIthankmyfans.You61_____acceptmethedayIarrivedasayoungplayerfromtheUniversityofNorthCarolinA.Yoursupporthasalwaysgivenmemuchinmygames.InthecomingmonthsIlook62_______tospendingmoretimewithmyfamily.Thiswassomething63______wasnotalwayspossiblebecauseofthedemandsofbasketball.IalsohaveotherthingsIhopetodo64_________especialinthebusinessworlD.IwishtheverybesttotheBullsastheyseekaseventhwinninginthefollowinggames.IwillalwaysbeaChicagoBullaChicagoBull'sfan.MyfamilyandI65_______makeChicagoourhomeandwehaveaspecialplaceinourheart66_________thecityanditspeoplE.TheNBAisthe67_________strongsportsleagueintheworlD.Theleagueandthegamearebiggerthananyoneperson---IMichaelJordonamalso68________include---andtheyalwayswillbE.Ihopethattodayplayers---moreimportantlyouryoungplayers---continue69_______recognizethatsimplefact.Nothingismoreimportantthanthegame70_______itandthefanswhosupportit.I'mgladtohaveplayedbasketball.Thankyou.Thankyouverymuch.
Highinthickbambooforestsinthemisty71rainmountainsofsouthwesternChina72liveoneoftheworld’srarestmammals:thegiantpandaalsocalledthepandaOnlyabout1000oftheseblack-and-white73relativeofbearssurviveinthewilD.Pandaseatalmostnothing74bambooshootsandleaves.75occasiontheyeatotherplantsfishorsmallanimalsbutbambooaccountsfor99%oftheirdiets.Pandaseatfast;theyeat76lotandtheyspendabout12hoursaday77doit.Thereasonis78theydigestonlyaboutafifthofwhattheyeat.Overallbambooisnotverynutritious.Tostayhealthytheyhavetoeatalot-upto15percentoftheirbodyweightin12hours-sotheyeatfast.Pandas’molars臼齿areverybroadandflat.Theshapeoftheseteethhelpstheanimalscrushthebambooshootsleavesandstemstheyeattogetthebamboototheirmouths79holdthestemswiththeirfrontclawswhichhaveenlargedwristbonesthatactasthumbsforgraspingthings.A.pandashouldhaveatleasttwobamboospecieswhereitlivesoritwillstarvE.Pandasareshy;theydon’tgointoareas80peoplelivE.Thisrestrictspandastoverylimitedareas.
Oneofourfather’sfavorite61sayasIwasgrowingupwasTryit!Icouldn’tsayIdidn’tlikesomething62itmightbeuntilafterItriedit.OvertheyearsI’vecometorealizehowmuchofmysuccessIowetomy63acceptofthosewordsasoneofmyvalues.MyfirstjobwasjustoneIdecidedtotryforacoupleofyearsuntilIdeterminedwhatIwantedtodoasacareer.64actualIbelievedIwouldworkforafewyearsget65marrystayhomeandraiseafamilysoIdidn’tthinkthejobItookmatteredthatmuch.Icouldn’thavebeenmore66mistake.I67mastertheskillsofthatbeginninglevelpositionandIwasgiventheopportunitytomoveupthroughthecompanyinto68differpositions.IacceptedeachnewopportunitywiththethoughtWellI’lltryit;69Idon’tlikeitIcanalwaysgobacktomy70earlyposition.ButIwaswiththesamecompanyforthepast28years.
Howdonativespeakerstrulyfeelwhenspeakingwithnon-nativeEnglishspeakers?Itseemsthat____51_____breakEnglishannoysthem.Howevertheykeepbeingreallynicewhenspeakingwithnon-nativespeakers.Iwonderhowtheyreallyfeelwhendoingso.Ithinkitwoulddepend___52____thenativeEnglishspeakers.Somepeoplearejust____53_____easyannoyeD.PersonallyIstudySpanish.WhenIhearsomeone____54_____attemptEnglishIampatientwiththembecauseeIknow____55_____difficultitistotalkinanon-nativetonguE.IalsoknowEnglishisverydifficult____56_____learnandthatincreasesmyrespectfortheirefforts.I’mapatientpersonbynaturE.Thesituationmatterstoo.IfIwerewaiting____57_____tableonasupercrowdeddayandreally____58_____needtodoaboutadozendifferentthingsImightbecomeupsetathavingtowaitforsomeonetostrugglewhileorderinghismeal.Therealsoexiststhe____59_____possiblethatwhatisconsideredasannoyanceisnottrulyannoyancE.Imightfrown皱眉whilelisteningtoanon-nativespeaker____60_____thatwouldbebecauseIamconcentratingandlisteninghardtounderstandhim.Itwouldn’tmeanI’matallannoyed
Wearewhatweeatbecausewhatweeateverydayhas61greatimpactonourhealth.Thereforeweshouldmakeeveryefforttochangeourbadeatinghabits.62weallknowbakedorfriedfoodsmaybe63tastebuteatingtoomuchofthemwill64probableresultinsomeillnesses.MoreoversomefoodthatcostsusagreatdealofmoneyandisnothealthyisjunkfooD.65comparewithpeopleintheWestChinesepeopleusedtoeatmoregrainandvegetablesbut66littlemeatwhichisagoodeatinghabit.Howeverthingsarequitedifferentnow.Withtherapideconomic67growofourcountrywearenowalsoeatingalotoffoodthatishighinsugarandfat.We68runtheriskofeatingoutwithout69considerthebalanceofourdiet.Thefoodwechooseaffectsourhealthsowesuggestthatthefoodwechoose70giveusthenutrientsweneeD.
ItwasNewYear'snight.Anagedmanraisedhismournfuleyestowardsthedeepbluesky_41_thestarswerefloatinglikewhiteflowersonthesurfaceofaclearcalmlakE.Hehadalreadypassedsixtyofthestages_42_leadtohiscertaingoal—thetombandhehadbroughtfromhisjourneynothingbutmistakesandregret._43_fortunenowhishealthwaspoorhismindemptyhisheartsorrowfulandhisoldageshortofcomforts.Thedaysofhisyouthappearedlikedreamsbeforehimandherecalledtheseriousmomentwhenhisfatherplacedhimattheentranceofthetworoads—_44_leadingtoapeacefulsunnyplacecoveredwithbeautifulflowersfreshfruits;theotherleadingtoadeepdarkcave_45_wasendlesswherepoisonflowedinsteadofwaterandwheredevilsandpoisonoussnakescrawleD.OnthisNewYear'snightherememberedhisfriendsinhischildhoodwith_46_heenteredonlifetogetherwithhim.Butthey_47_maketheirwayto_48_succeedandwerenowhonoredandhappy.Theclockinthechurchtower_49_strikeandthesoundmadehimrememberhisparents'earlyloveforhim.TheyhadtaughthimandprayedtoGodforhisgooD.Buthechosethewrongway.Hisdarkenedeyeswerefulloftearsandwithadesperateeffortheburstoutacry:Comebackmyearlydays_50_Iwillleadanewlife!
AmericansingerandsongwriterBobDylanwontheNobelLiteraturePrizein2016.Dylanwaschosenfor61createnewpoeticexpressionswithinthegreatAmericansongtradition.Somepeoplewere62excitetoseethenews.AuthorSalmanRushdiecalledDylanagreatchoicE.U.S.PresidentBarackObamacongratulatedDylanonTwitter.HedescribedDylanasoneofhisfavorite63poet.Otherswerenotsurethatafamousand64successmusicianneededtowinaliteratureprize65hiswork.TheythoughttheAcademyshouldhavepickedawriterwhowouldgainnewreadersbecauseoftheawarD.DylanisthefirstAmerican66wintheprizesincewriterToniMorrisonwonin1993.Dylanwasbornin1941intheMidwesternU.S.stateofMinnesotA.HewasbroughtupinaJewishmiddle-classfamily.Dylantaughthimselftoplaytheguitarharmonicaandpiano.Hefirststarted67performinthelate1950sincoffeeshopsinhishomestatE.DylanmovedtoNewYorkCityin1959.Hehopedtomake68inthegrowingfolkmusicsceneinGreenwichVillagE.Folkmusiciansofthattime69mostperformedsongsfromAmerica’spast.70DylanbegantowritehisownmusiC.
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I’mheretodaytoshareagoodlessonwithyou.Itisatruestoryaboutastudent___41studiedinGermany.Afteryearsofhardworkthisstudentgraduatedwith42amazeachievements成就.EveryonewassurethathewasgoingtogetagoodjobeasilyandhaveabrightfuturE.Buttohissurprisehewasnotevengiventhechancefor43interview!Thethirdtimehe44refusehecouldn’thelp45telephonethecompanytoaskwhytheydidn’twanthim.TheanswerwassimplE.Wedon’tofferjobstodishonestpeopleinGermany.Youmightwonderwhatwaswrong.Thetruthisshortlyafterhe46arriveinGermanythiscleverstudentfoundthat47waseasytoavoidbuyingsubwayticketsinthiscountry.Soinordertosavemoneyheoftenwentinthesubwaywithoutaticket.Asaresulthehadbeencaughtwithoutaticketmany48time.Fromthisstorywelearnthatwemaygetshort-termbenefitsindishonestways49thetruthwillcomeoutsoonerorlaterandthecostishigh.Soremember:50honestisthebestbehavior.
61.Howmuchdidhechargeyou____________repairingthebike?62.Hewaspermitted____________askadayoff.63.Hehurriedtoschoolleavingthemeal____________touch.64.Buses____________number1to100arelimitedtotravelwithinthecitycentrE.65.Whenhecamebackhefoundthebaghehadleft____________hangovertheseatwasgonE.66.Thecityisnot____________itusedtobE.67.Hisfathercommandedthathe____________stayathometostudythisafternoon.68.Couldyoudome____________favortofinishthetask?69.GreetingsinAsiancountriesdonotinvolve____________touchtheotherperson.70.When____________completethelibrarywillbeopentothepublicnextmonth.
WhenIlookbackatmylastfewyearsIneverregretchoosingtheteachingjoB.IlovethefunIhave71growupwithmystudents.Butsometimesunexpectedincidenthappens.Inmyfirstclassaboy72drawmyattention.Helookedabsent.AfterclassIlearnedthathegot73catchcheatingintheexam.Rather74feelingangryIfeltit75greatpitythathewaslikely76giveuponhimself.SoItalkedtohimaddingthatasinglefailurewouldn’tdefineaperson.LuckilyafewdayslaterIfoundhim77energyinmyclass.He78devotetothinkingwheneveraquestionwasraiseD.ThenextspringIreceivedacardreadingWithoutyouIwouldneverhavewonthe79competelastweek.Iknewhiseffortspaidoff.AtthatmomentIknewpatienceandunderstandingare80ittakestomakeagoodteacher.
Expertssaythatfeeling_61_sleeparoundtwoorthreeo'clockintheafternoonisquitecommonandaquicksleepduringthedayisgoodforyouandthatyourworkwillimprove_62_aresult.ResearchersfromJapan'sCentreforMentalHealthstudiedthesleeping_63_habitof24workers.Twelveluckyworkers_64_telltotakeanapintheafternoonand_65_othertwelvehadtocontinueworking.TheresearchersthendidsometestsonalltheworkerstofindouthowefficienttheywerE.Theresultsshowedthatthepeoplewhohadbeenallowed_66_takeanapscoredabout10percent_67_highontheteststhanthosewhohadnotbeenallowedanysleepatall.Theresearcherscontinuedwiththeirtestsforseveralhours_68_discoveredthatthesleepersstillperformedbetterinthetests_69_dotwoorthreehourslater.Sothenexttimeyoufeeltiredinclassandwanttotakeanapjust_70_explaintoyourteacherthatyouwillgetmuchmaredonewhenyouwakeup.
OnceuponatimetherewasamanfromtheStateofChuwholovedhisswordverymuch.Onedayhewassittinginaboatpreparing61crossariverwhenheaccidentally62drophisswordintothewater.Thepeopleonboardremindedhimthatheshouldgointothewatertofindhisbelovedswordback.Themanfelt63anxietytoo.64heturnedadeafeartothat.Andinsteadhe65immediatetookoutaknifeandmadeanotch刻痕onthesideoftheboat66hisdearswordfell.Thepeoplewonderedwhyhedidso.Hesaidproudlythenotchcouldhelpgethisswordback.Shortlyafterthe67arriveattheshoreheenteredthewaterjustbeneaththenotchhemadE.Afterratheralongtimehereturnedempty-handeD.Withoutdoubthewaslaughedatinpublicandhisstorybecame68well-knownjokeinChinA.Todaytheidiom69relatetothestoryisusedtodescribeapersonwhostick70strictruleswithoutconsideringachangingenvironment.
AnEnglishgirl61wascalledPeaGreenGirlgotupat5amoneAprilmorning62makeherentirestreetmoreattractivE.ShecallsitHappyStreetDay.63actualnooneknewherrealnamE.AlongShelbourneRoadshe64hangballoonsatabusshelterpost-boxandtelephonebooth;stucksomeencouraging65messageonatelephonepole;andpastedaGoodMorning!signalongthebridgesothatpeoplewhodroveunderitcouldsee66greeting.ItwasGreen’slittleaction67hasbrightenedsomeoneelse’sday.Idon’tintendtochangetheworld68Iknowthatifyoubrightenoneperson’sdaytheyaremore69liketobrightensomeoneelse’sdayshewroteonherblog.Ifyouleaveyourhouseonemorningandwalkdownthestreettofindit70fillwithlovelysignsandgreetingsyouwillfeelnothingcouldmakeyouupset.
Inthedistantpastfriendsreliedoneachotherfortheir61survive.Theyhuntedtogetheranddefendedeachotheragainstdangerousanimalsandenemies.Inthosedaysifyoudidn’thaveafriendyouwouldeitherstarvebeeaten62killeD.Nowadaysfriendshipisn’texactly63matteroflifeanddeath.Howeverfriendshipisstillofgreatimportanceandnothavingafriendissomethingtobe64concernabout.Mostpeoplelookuponafriendassomeonetheycandependedonwhentheyaregoing65timesoftroublE.Insuchtimesfriendsprovidethemwithemotionalsupportandsometimesfinancialhelp.Itisinthesetroubletimes66theyfindoutwhotheirtruefriendsarE.Asanoldsaying67goIntimesofprosperityfriendswillbeplenty;intimesof68suffernotoneintwenty.Andthereisanothersayingthatsaysyoucanhardlymakeafriendinayearbutyoucaneasilyupsetoneinanhour.Sodoyourbest69getalongwithandbegratefultoallthosewho70bewillingtosidewithyouevenwhenyouareinthewrongastheyaretruefriendsandtheydonoteasilycomeby.
EverydayonmywaytoschoolIalwayssawpiecesofgarbage61.________throwhereandtherE.BecauseofthatIcouldn’thelp62.________askmyselfWhatcanIdo?OnedayIcameupwith63.________idea—IwouldpickthemupasIwenttoschoolorreturnedhomE.SomepeoplestartedlookingatmewhenIwaspickingupgarbagebutIreallydidn’tmindalthoughatsomepointitmademefeelalittle64._______embarrass.WhenIcamebackhomeintheeveningwhatsurprisedmemost65._____bethegreatamountandthevariouskinds66._______rangedfromcandywrapperstobottlestopapersandevenanoldhanger.Iseparatedthem67._______carefulandputthemintogarbagecans.ThisactivitywasabittiringatfirstbutIfeltsohappythatmynormalroutineofjustgoingtoschooland68.________returnhomechangeD.I’venoticedthatpeoplehavestartedtobeawareoftheir69.______action.Ithinkthatweshouldhaveresponsibilityforotherpeoplebecausewearepartofsociety.When70.______teachpeopletherightthingwearealsohelpingoutoursociety.
FlemingwasapoorScottishfarmer.Onedaywhileworkinginafieldheheardacryforhelp.Heimmediately41throwhistoolsaway.FollowingthesoundFlemingcametoadeepbog沼泽inwhichaboywasscreamingandsinking.Flemingtiedaropearound42ownwaistandtheotherend43atreeandwalkedintothebog.Withgreatefforthepulledhimselfandtheboyto44safe.HequicklytooktheboytohisfarmhousewhereMrs.Flemingfedhim45dryhisclothesandsenthimhomE.ThenextdayacarriagearriveD.A.well-dressedmansteppedout46sayhewasthefatheroftheboy.Yousavedmyson’slifE.saidtheman.47canIrepayyou?Idon’twantpayment.FlemingrepliedAnyonewouldhavedonethesamE.JustthenFleming’ssonappearedatthedoor.Isheyourson?themanaskeD.Yes.saidFleming48happy.IhaveanideA.Letmepayforhiseducation.Ifhe’slikehisfatherhe’llgrowtobeamanwe’llbothbeproudof.AndsohediD.Thus49farmer’ssonattendedthebestschoolsgraduatedfromamedicalcollegeandbecametheworld-famousNobelprize-winningscientistanddiscovererofpenicillinSirAlexanderFleming.It’ssaid50manyyearslaterthemansavedfromthebogcaughtpneumonia肺炎.PenicillinsavedhislifE.Hisname?SirWinstonChurchill.
DuringthesummerI_61_gotoEnglandtovisitseveralplaces_62_IhavelearnedthattheUnitedStatesandtheUnitedKingdomaredifferentincultures.ForonethingEnglandisalotcleaner_63_includethestreetsandtheair.ThroughoutmywholetravelingexperienceIhavelearnedthatEnglandandtheUnitedStatesaresimilarbutarealsounlikeinmany_64_cultureways?InEnglandtheyhaveadifferentdialectsosomeoftheirwordsdifferfrom_65_us.Theyalsousemorebicyclescars.Theirmethod_66_drivingisdifferenttoo.AmericansdriveontheleftsideofthecarandinEnglandtheydriveontherightsideofthecar.Therearemany_67_differentinthewayweeattoo.InEnglandtheyeatwithaknifeandfork.InAmericaweeatFrenchfrieswithourfingersandwedon'tuseforksandknivesforthosekindsoffoods.InAmericacoffeeis_68_mostpopulardrinkthatadultsusuallydrink.InEnglandtheyhaveteainsteadofcoffeE._69_generalIthinkthatthewaypeopleinBritainlivetheirfivesismuch_70_simple.
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