Who has English drama, with translation, suitable for secondary school students

The wind and the sun

Storyteller: One day the wind said to the sun

Wind: "Look at that man walking along the road." i can get his coat off more quickly than you can.

"Look at the man walking along the road. I can get him to take off his cloak faster than you do. Emotes:

Talking to the sun, pointing to the people walking on the road, with a proud and conceited expression).

Sun: "We will see about that I will let you try first."(We'll see, I'll let you try first.)

(Emoji: First look at the people walking on the road, then turn around and talk to the wind with a modest expression).

Wind: OK!(I do a vigorous blowing movement).

People walking on the road: winter-kill, winter-kill! (Freeze to death, freeze to death) (Emote: Wrap up your clothes tightly and do a very cold emote).

Storyteller: So the wind tried to make the man take off his coat he blew and blew, but the man only pulled his coat more closely around himself.

So the wind tried to get the man to take off his cloak. He blew harder, but the man pulled the cloak tighter. )

Wind: "I give up i cannot get his coat off."I gave up, I couldn't get him to take his cloak off. (Emoji: discouraged, helpless).

Sun: Let me try!(Let me try) (Emote: Do the action of shining the light).

People walking on the road: too damn hot, too damn hot! (The heat is dead, the heat is dead!) ）

Emotes: Wipe sweat and take off your coat).

Storyteller: Then the Sun Tried he shone as hard as he could.

the man soon became hot and took off his coat.(Then try it by the sun.) He basked him as much as he could.

Soon the man took off his cloak when it was hot)

It can be adapted into a sitcom. If it's simpler, you can directly find the English version, such as "Growing Pains"."Everyone loves Raymond", if you don't have to go too far, you can also translate Chinese into English.

Shakespeare's plays can all be adapted into plays. And his plays are available in Chinese and English in China.