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英語文章閱讀篇1

ModernTechnologies

We’reallenjoyingtheconveniencesandhappiness

elephonesandmobile

phonestocall,emailstowriteandvehiclestodrive;wegoto

anothercountrybyairplanes;weewhatishappeninginthe

worldbyTVprogramsandInternet,andweevenwatchsports

ys,withoutthetechnologies,Ican’t

imaginewhatmylifecouldbe.

Iudtoreadanarticledescribingthemodernlivesof

wewillhavemanyphonenumbersifwe

wanttoarchforoneperson;wendemailsandcellphone

dmore

ldomgotolibrariestocheckinformationnow,becauthe

Internetwoulddoallthejobs.

Weudigitalcameras,scanners,photocopiers,blueteeth

technologyanddigitalsignalsforourcellphones…Itemsasif

lyIguessweare,

earesodevelopedandadvanced,whyweare

lesscivilized?

Weareeasilymadwithourbrokencomputers;wefedup

withthingswedon’tlike;wecallourloverstosay“farewell

andgood-bye”andweareafraidtofacethefactswhichare

’reledtoatrendthattherewillnomoreface-

ratherchatwithmyfriendswith

OICQandemailstheyears,insteadofeingtheminreality.

IhidemylfinsidemycarsothatIcanfleeawayfromdirt,

airpollutions,robberies,thieves,winds,rainsandsnows.

However,Icouldnottastethespringrainandthewintersnow

ureisfleeingawayfrommetoo!

ShouldIthankmoderntechnologiesorblamethem?I

wonderifyouhavegottherightanswer.

英語文章閱讀篇2

MyJournals7

June22,2005..Iboughta525mlbottleofValine(abrand

oflotion.)nsale,just3bucks,like

eitfor365days.

Savingismypremierjob,cozImnotrichandalsocouldn’tbuy

yfriendswhoisinAustraliaonlylove

LouisVuitton(aluxurybrandofleatherproductsfromFrance)

Lasttime,shentmesomepicturesaboutherLouisVuitton

uge!EverythingofhersisLouisVuitton,even

herunderwears.(DoesLouisVuittonproduceUNDERWEAR?)She

probablyboughtaNissan(acarbrandfromJapan.)!I

lovethatcarverymuch,butIcan’werein

thesameniorhighschool,shetoldherfriendsshelikedme,

newit,sheisalreadyliving

sometimesonMSN(amessagesoftware

whichixtensivelyudallovertheworld),butwearejust

tlikeitis,Iwasneverinlovewithher,

cozIdidn’hewaseingme,butI

day,rich

aBMWX5and……Ithinkthatcarinoughto

ethogirlswholikedmearemuch

richerthanme?e

2girlsareeatingdeliciousfood,Imeatinginstantnoodlesoup.

Whentheyaredrivingontheroadelatedly,Imwalkingto

ywannafindapoorgirltobemygalfriend,coz

-girlfriendislivinginJapan.

Sheisok,mes,wetalkonline,andshestill

e

,thatisokay.

Butitdoesn’’tcometoCanadafor

swhyIdidnot

opeless

annagetoverit!

NowIma100%ayIkeepbeing

ievethatsometimesgirlisnothingbuttroubles.

Today,Iboughtanewtee,thewordsprintedontheshirtare

“CanadianGirlsDrinkingTeam”,Ijustfeltitwasinterestingand

omeofmyfriendseit,theyprobablyscream

“areyougonnachangeyourxandjointhatteam,man?You

lookweirdandfreak!”Ha,whocares!

Ijusttriedtouveryverybasicandeasywordshereinorder

tomakeeachntencemoreunderstandableandcleanoutany

opeyouenjoyitandkeepreadingit

,mytestwasfabulous!Tomorrowthereis

.(Seeya)

英語文章閱讀篇3

MyGirlfriendisCat----Bysmellycatty

WekneweachotherontheforumofNewOrientalSchool.

Thattime,webothhadbeenhurt,driftinginalonelycityfora

longtime,yearningtofly,andcravingfortrueandforeverlove.

IstudiedGMATbymylfinarentedsmallflat,shewas

ngforthetest,

writingheremails,andhavinglongtalksoverthephonelateat

nightbecameahabitaswellasthehappiestmomentsofmy

long,Ifoundmylf

attachedtothesweetvoiceandthegentlenessofthegirlIhad

nevermet.

Onenight,beforeIhungupthephone,asadnessand

idtoher:“Iwanttosinga

songtoyou.”ned

so

likedtoyellsometunesinthecorridororonmywaybacktomy

oplelabeledmystyle“streetsinger”

who’sfromthesuburbofHongKong.

ThesongIsangthatnightistheoriginalJapaneversionof

anoldsongbythenameof“HalfFullMoon(月半彎)”.AsI

alreadysaid,Isangitthousandsoftimesonthestreet,incorridor

erformancehasneverbeenthatgood

’tknoworwasn’tsurewhatkindofpersonshe

friendontheInternet,maybejust

anordinaryfriend,orevenmyfuturegirlfriend,Ihadabsolutely

somegirlIhadn’tmet,soIjusttreatedheras

alistenertomyheart.

kand

windynight,ourfriendshipbecamealovecaughtonfirebecau

pul,Iwhisperedtoher,“Tell

youthetruth,allmylife,Iamlookingforsomeone,withher,we

couldbecomehappyfortherestofourlife.”

Ontheotherendofthephone,shechokedupandstarted

sudden,IrealizedthatbothsheandIwishedto

bringtheotherhappiness.

Frommypastexperienceandinstinct,IthoughtthatIshould

dayslater,drivenby

curiosityandpassion,rivisit

edtomethatshestillwantedtokeep

hetoldme

thatthisgaveherlotsofromanceandfunforimagination.

Urgedbymypleadingandthreatening,sheshowedup,a

smallgirlwithembarrassmentandexcitementalloverherface.I

gbesideher,I

turnedmyheadandcouldn’rswereblownup

bywind,brushingagainstmyfaceandmakingmeveryitchy.I

wastryingveryhardtofigureoutsometopics,suddenlymyhand

wasinherhand.

Thiscouldbethegreatestembarrassmentofmywholelife.

ond,

IfeltlikethatIbecameagirlwalkingonthestreetwithhandhold.

imepasd,wetriedtoloo

much

smuchshyer

thanIudtobelieve.

英語文章閱讀篇4

Areddragonintheglobaleconomy

ManyChinebelievethatforChinatobestrongitstrade

haveatradesurplusto

lookbackat5000yearsofChine

history,itwouldbesurprisingthatthetimeChina’stradewas

intheredwasalsojustwhenthe‘middlekingdom’wasatits

peakduringthatdynasty.

Forexample,duringHanDynasty,Chinaranatradedeficit

forcenturieswithneighboringcountries,anditwasalsothetime

robviouxample

istheTangandSongDynasty(from7thcenturyto11thcentury),

whenChinawasagaininatradedeficitwithnearlyallits

asthenexperiencingshortagesofgold,silver

orevenbronze,butnoneofthishadblockedthereddragonfrom

heendofSong

Dynasty,justdecadesbeforetheChinewereinvadedand

defeatedbyMongolians,ChinabecamethemainexporterinAsia

anditwasoneoftheveralperiodswhenChinawasweak.

Historianscannotsimplyconcludethisascoincidence.

of19thcentury

amedthetrade

deficitthatresultedfromopiumtradeastheplaguewhich

caudtheweaknessofChina’conomyinthelateQing

r,ifweputopiumtradeaside,Chinawasstilla

largeexporterintheworldwhileitimportedlittlefromthe

point,China’stradepartnershadtou

r,in

themiddleofthe18thcentury,Chinacouldproduceenough

opiumfordomesticmarketandalsobecomeanexporterin

normaldefinition,butitdidn’thelpChinatobeastronger

inalauncheditsfirstindustrialization

campaign,it’stradesoonturnedintoredagain,butthis

happenedduringthelaststruggleofQingDynastyinitsdying

years.

Afteritsopening-upin1978,Chinawasintheredagainfor

elevenyears,ernmentis

implementingofastrategyofstimulatingexportsinitiallyfrom

China’easonablepolicyforapost-

communismeconomywhichislackofanefficientfiancésystem

andaminimum-requiredforeigncurrencyrerve.

Since1990,Chinahasbeenchalkinguptradesurpluswith

2004,thetradesurplusofChina

amountsto$70billion,ofwhich$58.6billionfromSino-UStrade.

Withitxpandingoftradesurplus,itconomicrapidgrowth

ametime,Chinefactoriesare

famousfordumpingcheapgoodsfromadvantagesofitslow-

ll,Chinais

developing,muchfasterthanEU,US,Japanoranyothermajor

snodoubtthatChinaisregainingits

strengthandwillbeamajoreconomicpowerinthe21stcentury.

WhatwillChinabringtotheglobalizationofeconomy?Even

foracountryof1.2billionpopulationand960squarekilometers,

thereisnounlimitedsupplyofcheaplabororunlimitedtolerance

r,thedemandofthe1.2billion

populationmarketinafast-growingeconomycouldbethe

ofChinekeyofficialsandscholarshasturnedtopro-deficit

attitudeonthisdebateandmoreandmorepeoplerealizethat

Chinahasnoresponsibilitytosupplytheworldwithcheapgoods

whilethelivingstandardofChinepeoplearebelowaverage

hoboomingChinecompanieshaveshowntheir

appetitesforrawmaterialsontheglobalmarket,the

extravaganceofChinewealthyfamilyincitieshasgivenhopes

toglobalmanufacturers.

MostofthepressuretogrowimportscomesfromChina’s

tradepartners,gwindcallingfor

therevaluationofRMBhasbeenblowingsincethebeginningof

2003,andsomeevencriticizeChinaasanexporterofdeflation.

Atthesametime,hugeamountsofhotmoneyflowintoChina

despitecapitalcontrolsthatstrictlylimitmoneyflowsintothis

eofficialshaveopenlyrefudtorevaluateRMB

underpressureandsomeevensaythatitsaconspiracyto

sacrificeChina’conomywithoutbringingbenefitstothe

strongwordsagainsttherevaluation

ernment

thenbegantoboosttheimportstoeathepressureonthe

currency.

Domestically,therearemoreandmorecriticismsagainstthe

stimulating-exportpolicies,especiallythetaxreimburment

reimburmenttoexportershasaggravatedthe

ernmenthaspaid

appropriationwasfarfromtheamountincurredeveryyearand

uptotheendof2003,thetaxreimburmentinarrearsreached

to340billionRMB($41.06billion).Theprofitmarginratesof

efault

ofpaymentaccumulatedyear-by-year,someexportershave

fallenintoliquidityproblemwhilewaitingforthepaymentoftax

reimburmentinarrears.

SoChinashouldnotbeafraidtobecomeredintrade,likeit

ragonbecomesbe

redforyearsorevendecades,themostforeeableconquence

ortan

internationalcurrency,Chinashouldbuild‘a(chǎn)stable

macroeconomicenvironment,anefficientmarketmechanism

andahealthybankingsystem’asChinePremierWenJiabao

easytosaywhat’sgoodbutitisdifficulttoidentifythe

egrowthisstillenoughto

sustainthesystem,whowillbebraveenoughtocutthemess

behindtheri?Chinashouldnotbeafraidtobecomeredagain.

英語文章閱讀篇5

Makeyourfateincontrol

Fateisdeterminedbycharacter,andcharacterisdetermined

byknowledge,sonwantstochangehis

fate,hehastochangehischaracterfirst;andifhewantsto

changehischaracter,hehastochangehisknowledgeorhis

iningtootherpeopleorthe

environmentsmakesnon.

Actually,everybodyinthisworldwillknowaboutthe

’r,whohad

justlosthisjob,tted

thathedidn’

hatedtostudynomatterwhatandhowhisfatheraskedhimto.

Whenhegotajobandbecameaworker,herealizedhow

,itwastoolate…

Therearenoparentswhodon’tthinkstudyingisimportant

fortheirchildren,andalltheparentstelltheirchildrentostudy

,however,stillhavesomuchdifferenceondifferent

children,ontheresults,thatwefinallywillknowit’isthematter

oflf-control.

Whenwearekidsinaprimaryschool,weenodifference

knowsomebodyisgoodatChine,

knowthattheteacherlikeshimorher.

Nowadays,

say:oh,god,hisfatheristhevicemayor,hisfatherisveryrich;

hismotheristhedeanofthebiggesthospital….Thisisdefinitely

notagoodsignforChinaandtheChinepeople,becauit

makesnocompetitionfortheyoungsters,whoarehaving

China’sfutureinhand.

Thepooralwayshatetherich,becautheyetherich

drivingalltheluxurycars,livingincondominiums,villasand

poorethe

richalwaysonvocations,

poorarejealousandtheywonderhowcantherichbesorichand

,thepoorobviouslyforgetonething:

Whentherichareworkinghardandsmarttocollectmoney,the

poorarelyingsomewhereandmakingcomplains.

Makeyourfateandsuccessincontrol;youcanmakea

differenceinthefuture,unlessyouwanttoapoorperson,both

mentallyandphysically.

英語文章閱讀篇6

Love,love,love

PleaforgivemebecauI’mnottalkingaboutthe

ylovethatsong,though!WhatIwant

tobringtoyoupeoplehereissomethingI’dliketodiscusswith.

makessomepeople

ementionedbeforeinthisforum,I

don’tevendiffer“l(fā)ove”from“l(fā)ike”?

Iknownobodywhodoesn’twanthislifefilledwithlove.

Oneis/hasbeen/willbereceivinglovefromhisparents,relatives,

friends,colleagues,loversandwhatsoeverlivingcreatures,

njoyinglovefromaroundmeiswhatI

pyandjoyfulIwouldbeifIcouldhave

loveeverywhereinthisplanet!

Loveconquerverythinginhuman’e

civilizedanddevelopedacountryis,themoreloveyouwille

nycharityorganizationsinSingaporeand

Canada,andIbelievetheremustbemanyinotherdeveloped

s,however,oughthere

aresomesimilarorganizationsinChina,I’mafraidtheyarenot

doingtheirjobs.

ThemostpopularcawecaneinChinaisLeukemia.I

haveallalongbeendonatingmoneytothopatients,sinceI

eelthat’stheonlywayIcanutohelp

them.

Theothercaisraidbybaggers,whoarewanderingin

areannoyingsometimes,becautheywouldevenpullyour

morerespecttothowhowouldrathergocollectingrubbishes

atnightsthanbeingcriminalstostealorrob,orcommitwhatever

80overyearsold

rtoo,for

dombaggedformoney,shewantedfoods

meIpasdby,Iwouldgive

her10Yuan,notforpityingher,butdowhatIcouldtobeofhelp.

dwhenIheardthenewsbecau

Icouldn’timaginewhatkindofchildrenshehadwould

abandontheirparents!Shemustbeverysadanddesperatewhen

sheleftherhome;shemustbetoughandstrongtosurvivein

suchabigcoldcityaloneforyears;shemustbethinkingabout

somethingbeforeherdeath;shemustbe…

Ifthereisanotherlifeforthiswretchedpoorwomanafterher

death,

soulrestinpeace.

英語文章閱讀篇7

Yesterdaymymotheraskedmeaquestion,whichmakesme

aJojimonk–edwhatIwantNew

Year‘sDaygift,Isaid:

heardshookhisheadandsays:Ididnotthatnecessary,you

uyizhuan,said:

mothersaid:Idonothavetime,

alsomentionedveralwishes,is

onenight,thoughtofgoingtoschoolthenextdaybutalsohad

boredanuneasyfeelingtosleep.

Today,mathteachertookacardintotheclassroom,Ithink:

Whoisit?Whowilldoitgoodluckcardbefore?

Readtotheteachersuddenlypondered:

BabyZhangQiwontoyourgreetingcards.

Iwasverysurprid,Ithoughtofclassmateswerejustnot

thoughtofhimlf,Iharboreddoubtstakeoverthecardcarefully

andrememberedfeelingsabovethewordsHappyBabyZhang

Qichildrenahappyfestival!inthenewyeartostudyprogress.

Yourfather,ghonlyashortntenceIreadalong

time,whenIreallyfeelblesd,thereissuchlovemymomand

dad,andI‘ouldliketo

preciousagiftthanthisdo?Here,Isincerelythankmyparents,

thankthemforndingmesuchasimpleandvaluablegift.

英語文章閱讀篇8

oplearelookingforwardtoit

rearesomepeople

rtogainmore

moneytohaveahappynewyear,somepeoplewillgetmoney

fromsomeillegalways,opleare

waitingbusinthebusstation,theremaybesomepeopledriving

likewildmentorobthem.

Whenpeoplestayintheirhou,theremaybesomeone

cheatthemtoopenthedoorandmedicineyou,thenrobtheir

eforthatkindofcrimewillincreaastheNew

,everybodyneedstobecareful.

英語文章閱讀篇9

Whensomeonelooksintoyoureyestheyshoulde

adreamislikeowninga

lighthou1whichdirectsyouonyourjourney.

newlevel

lonelytimes,whenwepassthroughastormofdisappointment,

wefindourfaithisunshaken,ourstrengthstillstrong.

downyourmostsinceredreamsandwhentheopportunity

comes,akeoneasonormore,

gdreamsandthengooutand

hesthopesofthedreamerare

revealedwitheverysteptakenintheirjourneytotheimpossible.

Foraasonwemustprotectthedreamsothatitcangrow

etenderlycareforourdeepest

expectations,slowlybutsurelythedreamwillbecomenewlife.

htofyourexpectationswill

givenus

thedreamerasagifttolightanunbelievingworld.

owiswaiting

foryoutotakethefirststep.

翻譯：夢想的力量

別人看你的眼睛時,他應當體會到你內(nèi)心的活力。懷揣夢想就像是

擁有一座你前行的燈塔。

每個轉(zhuǎn)折關頭,它給我們帶來奇跡。每個新的起點,我們脫胎換骨,煥

然一新。孤獨中我們挺過失望的陰霾,發(fā)覺我們的信念不曾動搖,我們的

力量依然強大。

秉持信念,期盼未來。許下你比較真誠的夢想,一旦機會來臨,就為之

拼搏。也許要花一季甚或更多的時間,但結局不會改變。立大志,傾全力,

成現(xiàn)實。前途未卜,有一步一個腳印,夢想者的至高希冀才會實現(xiàn)。我們

必須珍存夢想,給它一季的保護,讓它在內(nèi)心悄然生發(fā)。然而我們還得溫

柔呵護我們內(nèi)心至深的期許,慢慢地夢想必將成就新的生命。

夢想是實現(xiàn)信仰的第一步。你的希望熠熠光輝,它會驅(qū)逐不信的陰

影。上帝賦予我們夢想的天資,去點亮不曾確信的世界。讓夢想的財富

寄于心中,珍愛它,明天正等著你跨出第一步。

學習，就象是一場戰(zhàn)爭，有時你覺得在這拼命撕殺的戰(zhàn)場上，你

是孤獨與無助的，但你殊不知，你其實并不是孤身奮戰(zhàn)的！好了，到

了這里，關于英語100字勵志小短文精選這個問題學好網(wǎng)董刀就為大

家介紹到這里了，若還有更多疑問，可以點擊右下角咨詢哦！

英語文章閱讀篇10

efeat,every

heartbreak,everyloss,containsitsowned,itsownlessonon

gainwillI

contributetomydownfallbyrefusingtofacethetruthandlearn

eIknow:gemscannotshine

withoutpolish,andIcannotperfectmylfwithouthardship.

NowIknowthattherearenotimesinlifewhenopportunity,

thechancetobeanddogatherssorichlyaboutmysoulwhenit

erythingdependson

erI

amstruckdown,inthefuture,byanyterribledefeat,Iwillinquire

ofmylf,afterthefirstpainhaspasd,howIcanturnthat

reatopportunitythatmomentmay

prent……totakethebitterrootIamholdingandtransformit

intofragrantgardenofflowers.

AlwayswillIektheedoftriumphineveryadversity.

譯文：

逆境是一所最好的.學校。每一次失敗，每一次打擊，每一次喪失，

都蘊育著的萌芽，都教會我在下一次有更杰出的表示。我再也不會回

避事實，也不會謝絕從以往的過錯中獲取教訓，我不再因而而促成本

人的失敗。由于我曉得，寶玉不經(jīng)磨礪就不能發(fā)光，不，我也不能完

美自我。

當初我知道，靈魂倍受煎熬的時刻，也恰是中最多抉擇與機遇的

時刻。任何事件的成敗取決于我在追求輔助時是抬開端仍是低下頭。

無論何時，當我被恐怖的失敗擊倒，在最初的陣痛從前之后，我都要

千方百計將變成好事。巨大的機會就在這一刻閃現(xiàn)——這苦澀的根必

將迎來滿園芳香！

英語文章閱讀篇11

Thatmustbethestoryofinnumerablecouples，andthe

ndsyouof

aplacidrivulet，meanderingsmoohtlythroughgreenpastures

andshadedbypleasanttrees，tillatlastitfallsintothevasty

a;buttheaissocalm，sosilent，soinfifferent，thatyouare

sitisonlybya

kinkinmynature，stronginmeeveninthodays，thatifeltin

suchanexistence，theshareofthegreatmajority，something

amiss.

sorderedhappiness，but

eemedto

artwas

desiretolivemoredangerously.

Iwasnotunpreparedforjaggedrocksandtreacherous，

shoalsitIcouldonlyhavechange-changeandtheexicitementof

unforeen.

英語文章閱讀篇12

Ourcharacter,basically,isacompositeofourhabits.“Sow

athought,reapanaction;sowanaction,reapahabit;sowahabit,

reapacharacter;sowacharacter,reapadestiny,”themaxim

goes.

etheyare

consistent,oftenunconsciouspatterns,theyconstantly,daily,

expressourcharacterandproduceoureffectivenessor

ineffectiveness.

AsHoraceMann,thegreateducator,oncesaid,“Habitsare

eastrandofiteverydayandsoonitcannot

bebroken.”Ipersonallydonotagreewiththelastpartofhis

so

knowitisn'lvesaprocessandatremendous

commitment.

ThoofuswhowatchedthelunarvoyageofApollo11were

transfixedaswesawthefirstmenwalkonthemoonandreturn

etthere,thoastronautsliterallyhadtobreak

ergywas

spentinthefirstfewminutesoflift-off,inthefirstfewmilesof

travel,thanwasudoverthenextveraldaystotravelhalfa

millionmiles.

Habits,too,havetremendousgravitypull-morethanmost

ngdeeplyimbedded

habitualtendenciessuchasprocrastination,impatience,

criticalness,orlfishnessthatviolatebasicprinciplesofhuman

effectivenessinvolvesmorethanalittlewillpowerandafew

minorchangesinourlives.“Liftoff”takesatremendouffort,

butoncewebreakoutofthegravitypull,ourfreedomtakeson

awholenewdimension.

Likeanynaturalforce,gravitypullcanworkwithusoragainst

vitypullofsomeofourhabitsmaycurrentlybe

salsogravity

pullthatkeepsourworldtogether,thatkeepstheplanetsintheir

owerfulforce,andifwe

uiteffectively,wecanuthegravitypullofhabittocreatethe

cohesivenessandordernecessarytoestablisheffectivenessin

ourlives.

英語文章閱讀篇13

Ayoungfriendofmineaskedmeinaletter,“Whatkindof

manshouldIbe?”Myanswerwas,“Beafighter.”

Anotherfriendofmineinquired,“HowshouldIlivemylife?”

Againmyanswerwas,“Beafighter.”

TheauthorofInPraioftheFightersays:

Ridingonthecealessrushingtorrentoflife,Ishould

pursueandovertakeitsoastocreateanevengreateranddeeper

torrentofmyown.

IfIwerealamp,itwouldbemydutytolightupthick

etheatide,Iwouldmarshalrollingwavesto

cleanthebeachofallaccumulatedfilth.

Thisquotationreflectsaptlythestateofmindofalighter.

hfightersdo

eapons

eaponsmaybeknowledge,

nbringtheenemysuredeath

withoutdrawinghisblood.

dofbaskingin

thesunshineunderaclearsky,heholdsaburningtorchinthe

darknessofnighttoilluminatepeople'swaysothattheycan

dofshirking

darkness,hebravesitandfightsthehiddendemonsand

terminedtowipethemoutandwin

keeponfightinguntilhe

winslight.

verirresoluteor

gesdeepintoteemingcrowdsinarchofsuch

fightthem

relentlesslyandrefutocoexistwiththemunderthesamesky.

Tohim,er

survivesbywinninglight,orperisheswithhisbodycoveredall

ourofthestruggle,itisthe

“future”thatrvesasthebeaconlighttohim;the“future”

neverlohisyouthful

vigour.

pileup

brokenpiecesofbrickandstonetorebuildanine-storypagoda

neverclohiyesuntilhehasbreathedhislast.

has

ttledonanobjective,ver

acleswill

swillneverbe

ionsareguidedbyfaith.

Hecanendureanyhardshipsorsufferingswhilestrivingtoattain

neverabandonworkaslongashe

isalive.

tnecessarily

stanordinary

canbeafightersolongashehasthe

fewwordsofmineabout“beinga

fighter”toencouragethoyoungpeoplewhowanderabout

inadepresdstate,notknowingwhichwaytogo.

參考譯文：

《做一名進攻型戰(zhàn)士》

一個年輕的朋友寫信問我：“應該做一個什么樣的人？”我回答

他：“做一個戰(zhàn)士。”

另一個朋友問我：“怎樣對付生活了？”我仍舊答道：“做一個

戰(zhàn)士。”

《戰(zhàn)士頌》的作者曾經(jīng)寫過這樣的話：

“我激蕩在這綿綿不息、滂沱四方的生命洪流中，我就應該追逐

這洪流，而且追過它，自己去造更廣、更深的洪流。”

“我如果是一盞燈，這燈的用處便是照徹那多量的黑暗。我如果

是海潮，便要鼓起波濤去洗滌海邊一切陳腐的積物。”

這一段話很恰當?shù)貙懗隽藨?zhàn)士的心情。

在這個時代，戰(zhàn)士是最需要的。但是這樣的戰(zhàn)士并不一定要持槍

上戰(zhàn)場。他的武器也下一定是槍彈。他的武器還可以是知識、信仰和

堅強的意志。他并不一定要流仇敵的血，卻能更有把握地致敵人的死

命，戰(zhàn)士是永遠追求光明的。他并不躺在晴空下享受陽光，在晴夜里

燃起火炬，給人們照亮道路，使他們走向黎明。驅(qū)散黑暗，這是戰(zhàn)士

的任務。他不躲避黑暗，卻要面對黑暗，跟躲藏在陰影里的魑魅、魍

魎搏斗。他要消滅它們而取得光明。戰(zhàn)士是不知道妥協(xié)的。他得不到

光明便不會停止戰(zhàn)斗。

戰(zhàn)士永遠是年輕的。他不猶豫，不休息。他深入人叢中，找尋蒼

蠅、毒蚊等等危害人類的東西。他不斷地攻擊它們，不肯與它們共同

生存在一個天空下面，對于戰(zhàn)士，生活就是不停的戰(zhàn)斗，他不是取得

光明而牛存，便是帶著滿身傷痕而死去。在戰(zhàn)斗中力量只有增長，信

仰只有加強，在戰(zhàn)斗中給戰(zhàn)士指路的是“未來”，“未來”給人以希

望和鼓舞。戰(zhàn)士永遠不會失去青春的活力。

戰(zhàn)士是不知道灰心與絕望的。他甚至在失敗的廢墟上，還要堆起

破碎的磚石重建九級寶塔。任何打擊都不能擊破戰(zhàn)士的意志。只有在

死的時候他才閉上眼睛。

戰(zhàn)士是不知道畏縮的，他的腳步很堅定。一旦他認準目標，便會

向前走去。他不怕被絆腳石摔倒，沒有一種障礙能使他改變心思，假

象絕不能迷住戰(zhàn)士的眼睛，支配戰(zhàn)士的行動的是信仰。他能夠忍受一

切艱難、痛苦，而達到他所選定的目標。除非他死，否則他決不放棄

工作。

這便是我們現(xiàn)在需要的戰(zhàn)士。這樣的戰(zhàn)士并不一定具有超人的能

力。他是一個平凡的人。每個人都可以做戰(zhàn)士，只要他有決心。所以

我用“做一個進攻型的戰(zhàn)士”來激勵那些還在苦悶中彷徨，不知何去

何從的年輕朋友。

英語文章閱讀篇14

"idreadtocometotheendoftheyear,saidafriendtome

recently,"itmakesmerealizeiamgrowingold.”

williamjames,thegreatpsychologist,saidthatmostmenare

"nattwenty-five

veaccumulatedthelittle

stockofprejudicesthattheycalltheir"principles,"andclod

theirmindstoallnewideas;theyhaveceadtogrow.

theminuteamanceastogrow-nomatterwhathisyears-

therhand,thereally

greatmannevergrowsold.

goethepasdoutateighty-three,andfinishedhisfaustonly

afewyeararlier;gladstonetookupanewlanguagewhenhe

e,theastronomer,wasstillatworkwhendeath

crying,"whatwe

knowisnothing;whatwedonotknowisimmen."

andthereyouhavetherealanswertothequestion,"whenis

amanold?"

tillunsatisfied,

stillsurethathehadalottolearn.

aslongasamancankeephimlfinthatattitudeofmind,

aslongashecanlookbackoneveryyearandsay,"igrew,"he

isstillyoung.

theminuteheceastogrow,theminutehesaystohimlf,

"iknowallthatineedtoknow,"--

betwenty-fiveorventy-five,day

hebeginstobeold.

英語文章閱讀篇15

BrownieandSpottywereneighbordogswhometeveryday

irsofdogsyoucanfindinmostany

neighborhood,thetwolovedeachotherandplayedtogether

sooftenthattheyhadwornapaththroughthegrassofthefield

betweentheirrespectivehous.

布朗尼和斯波蒂是兩只每天都會見面然后一起玩的鄰居狗。像幾

乎能在任何社區(qū)找到的成對的狗一樣，它們倆互相愛慕，常在一起玩

耍嬉戲，因此兩家之間的草地上已經(jīng)踏出了一條小徑。

Oneevening,Brownie'sfamilynoticedthatBrowniehadn't

ntlookingforhimwithnosuccess.

Browniedidn'tshowupthenextday,and,despitetheireffortsto

findhim,bythenextweekhewasstillmissing.

一天傍晚，布朗尼的主人家發(fā)現(xiàn)它沒有回家，搜尋一番也沒找到。

第二天，布朗尼依然沒露面。盡管人們還在努力尋找著，到了第二周，

它還是不見蹤影。

Curiously,SpottyshowedupatBrownie'shoualone.

Barking,whiningandgenerallypestering2Brownie'shuman

ththeirownlives,theyjustignoredthenervous

littleneighbordog.

奇怪的是，斯波蒂獨自出現(xiàn)在布朗尼主人家，吠叫、哀嚎，還總

是纏著家里的人，但他們忙于自己的生活，沒有在意鄰居家這只神經(jīng)

質(zhì)的小狗。

Finally,onemorningSpottyrefudtotake“no”foran

,Brownie'sowner,wassteadilyharasd3bythe

furious,followedTedabout,barking

insistently,thendartingtowardanearbyemptylotandback,as

iftosay,“Followme!It'surgent!”

一天早上，斯波蒂終于拒絕接受“不”的回答。斯波蒂到處跟著

特德，汪汪地叫個不停，然后竄到近處空地上，又竄回來，似乎在說：

“跟我來!情況緊急!”布朗尼的主人特德被這只暴怒的、不依不饒的小

狗騷擾個不停。

Eventually,TedfollowedthefranticSpottyacrosstheempty

littledogledthemanunderatree,pastclumps5oftrees,toa

edfoundhis

belovedBrowniealive,oneofhishindlegscrushedinasteel

ied,Tednowwishedhe'dtakenSpotty's

dnoticedsomethingquite

remarkable.

最后，特德跟著發(fā)瘋似的斯波蒂穿過空地，小狗停步奔回，用叫

聲催促著。它領著特德從一棵樹下穿過，經(jīng)過樹叢，來到離房子半英

里遠的一處荒地。在那里，特德發(fā)現(xiàn)他心愛的布朗尼還活著，一條后

腿被一個鋼制捕捉器夾著。特德大為震驚，后悔當初沒有認真對待斯

波蒂的求助。隨后，一幅非凡的景象映入眼簾。

SpottyhaddonemorethansimplyledBrownie'shuman

clearoundtheinjureddog,

Tedfoundanarrayofdogfoodandtablescraps1whichwere

lateridentifiedastheremainsofeverymealSpottyhadbeenfed

thatweek!

斯波蒂一直定時來看望布朗尼，一心一意要讓它的朋友活下去，

吃苦受累在所不惜。顯然，斯波蒂陪著布朗尼，保護它免遭其他捕食

動物的侵襲，夜間偎依著它為它驅(qū)寒，用鼻口拱它振作它的精神。

SpottyhadbeenvisitingBrownieregularly,inasingle瞞

indedquesttokeephisfriendalivebysacrificinghisowncomfort.

SpottyhadevidentlystayedwithBrownietoprotecthimfrom

predators2,snugglingwithhimatnighttokeephimwarmand

nuzzling3himtokeephisspiritsup.

斯波蒂不僅僅只是帶領布朗尼的主人來到它被困的朋友跟前。在

受傷的布朗尼四周，特德發(fā)現(xiàn)有一圈狗食和餐桌上的殘羹剩飯——后

來證實是那個星期每餐喂斯波蒂吃剩下的食物!

Brownie'slegwastreatedbyaveterinarianandherecovered.

Formanyyearsthereafter,thetwofamilieswatchedthefaithful

friendsfrolicking4andchasingeachotherdownthatwell瞱orn

pathbetweentheirhous.

獸醫(yī)治愈了布朗尼的傷腿。自那以后多年中，兩家鄰居不時會看

到這一對忠實的朋友嬉戲玩耍，在兩幢住房間久踩成徑的草地上相互

追逐。

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