一见钟情(英文)

Many years ago,my uncle owned a restaurant at a small airport in Illinois. My mother was the assistant manager and I was the hostess.One afternoon,my mother and I went to a dine for lunch.Our waitress,Debbie,was so sweet that we took an immediate liking to her,and my mother offered her a job at my uncle's restaurant on the spot. Debbie accepted. We invited her to our home for dinner that evening and during our conversations with her,we learned that she had never married and that she had no boyfriend.She told us that five years before while on a flight back east, she met "her pilot" and that it was love at first sight.     

The resistant spirit of Jane

Jane is an intelligent, honest, plain-featured young girl forced to endure oppression, inequality and hardships. She tried to preserve her self-respect, independence and self-sufficiency at every stage of her life. During her life, she struggled with social pressure, the temptation of passion and the power of love. She showed her resistant spirit and succeeded at last.     

新的开始(英文)

She hung her head as she trudged through the hall, attempting to block out the ceaseless chants that followed her every step. They made faces, jeered her, and poked fun at her. Her hair and her clothes, her intelligence and her artistic nature-they were all abnormal. She wore tight black jeans ripped at the knees, a tight black shirt, and chunky black combat boots. She had a silver ring through her nose and eight other silver rings in each ear. Her eyes were dark with black makeup and her hai…     

奶奶家的早餐

I listen to her hum as she slowly scurries around the kitchen preparing breakfast. Well,she's scurrying in HER mind anyway.She snaps her fingers as she remembers she almost forgot the butter.While she turns to get it,I enter the kitchen area and take a seat.She reaches for the pepper and I appreciatively examine the table.She's made the coffee,and the creamer sits patiently in the tiny pitcher waiting to be poured.It ripples with her every step as they vibrate through the     

黄水仙花

She wore her yellow sun-bonnet, She wore her greenest gown, She turned to the south wind And curtsied up and down . She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head , And whispered to her neighbour:     

An American Girl

Lucy is 1 girl. She is now inBeijing 2 her parents. Lucy doesn't 3 Chinese, but she is studying Chinese.She often 4 Chinese to her Chinese friends. Sometimes they don't understand(理解) her, 5 she can't speak Chinese well.It's Sunday morning.She has 6 lessons. She goes out. She is 7 in the street. She is going to the zoo to 8 the elephants and monkeys. But she doesn't know how to get 9 .She asks a Chinese boy, but the boy 10 understand her.Then she 11 a pen and a piece of paper.She draws a monkey 12 it and shows the picture to the boy.Now the boy understands, and shows Lucy the way 13 the zoo.     

BABY SISTER

A boy had to take care of his baby sister because his parents went shopping. He decided to go fishing so he took her with him. "I'll never do that again! " he told his mother that evening. "I didn't catch a thing!" "Oh, next time I'm sure she'll be quiet and not scare the fish away," his mother said. The boy said, "It wasn't that. She ate all the bait."     

Hello, Nice to Meet You!

Baby mouse goes to visit her grandparents with her mother . It's the first day for her to go out of their small house. Baby mouse is happy and excited. She looks around and walks after her mother curiously On their way they see a duck     

Jane Austen & Pride and Prejudice

About the Authoress:Jane Austen was born at Steventon,Hampshire,in 1775,the daughter of a clergyman. At the age of nine she was sent to school with her elder sister Cassandra,who was her lifelong friend and confida-nte,but largely taught by her fath-er.She began to write for recreation while still in her teens.In 1801 the family moved to Bath,the scene of so many episode in her books and,after the death of her father in 1805,to Southampton and then to the village of Chawton,near Alton in Hampshire.Here she lived uneventfully until May 1817,when the family moved to Winchester seeking skilled medical attention for her ill health,but she died two months later.She is buried in Winchester Cathedral.