Translation of M1U1 texts in English 65

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Translation of the text M11U1 in the Lower 7th Grade Foreign Studies Edition:

Betty: Lingling, you know, in Russia, people usually kiss three times, left, right, left.

Lingling: What? No, I don't know about this. When we Chinese meet visitors, we often smile and shake hands, and sometimes we.

Nodding, but we never kiss. Only parents and children kiss.

Betty: That's because people behave differently in different countries.

Lingling: So what do people in the U.S. usually do when they meet?

Betty: In the U.S., some people shake hands, some people kiss or hug each other. In India, people fold their hands and nod their heads.

Do you know what Maori in New Zealand do when they meet?

Lingling: I don't know. How do they do it?

Betty: They touch their noses.

m10 u1

Lao She TeahouseLast night, Sally and I went to see Lao She's "Teahouse". How's it going?

Very good! You know, Sully's biggest interest is **, she wants to watch Peking Opera. So my parents agreed to take us there. You can watch a play while drinking tea.

Do you like to listen to Peking Opera?

I didn't really like it, but I wanted to see the teahouse, so my parents agreed to take us there.

Sally, did you understand the play?

I tried my best to understand it, but it was almost impossible.

How long did you stay?

We wanted to just have some tea, but then we decided to stay for two hours.

Have fun, Sally?

Whispered) Betty, who is Lao She?

I don't know. Lao She is a famous writer, especially famous for his play "Teahouse". The story takes place in a teahouse in Beijing.

Tony: Everything seemed so lonely at night, the dark forest, and Goldilocks picked some flowers.

Daming: Oh, does she often walk alone in the deep woods?

Tony: No, she doesn't do that often. Soon she got lost.

She looked around and said I'm a**. Then she found a small house and ran towards it. She knocked on the door, but no one answered, so she knocked and knocked, and finally, she pushed the door, and there was no one in the house.

Daming: Oh! Isn't this house inhabited?

Tony: Wait a minute, Ming. Goldilocks walked inside and found a small room.

Found a table with three bowls of beautiful food. She picked up the food in the largest bowl, but she didn't like --- it was too hot. Then she picked up the smaller bowl, but she didn't like it either--- because the food was too cold.

The food in the smallest bowl was just right, neither hot nor hot, and she finished eating the food in this bowl.

It was early in the morning when I got there, and it was raining. I looked to the east—the sky was whitening. Getting out of the car, I passed through a gate and walked down a dimly lit path. I couldn't see anything there, but I knew it was there.

About a kilometer away, a stranger appeared next to the fawn. "Am I on the right path? I asked.

I looked into the distance over the rocks, but it was silent and there were no signs there.

Suddenly, the rain stopped and the clouds dispersed. The sun rises behind me, and (the sun) shines on the stones. Far away, the earth sinks into a river in a deep valley below, and I look out at the Grand Canyon, one of the natural wonders of the world.

I looked down at the Colorado River, a small silver-gray river almost a kilometer below me. Even if you put the two tallest buildings in the world at the bottom, you still can't get to the top. Then I looked to the other side of the canyon.

I lingered next to the Grand Canyon for half an hour, and I asked myself, "Is the Grand Canyon the greatest of the natural wonders of the world?" "Of course I know the answer. What do you think?