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In my first year here in China£¬I went to a show in Guangzhou£®There was a lot of traditional dancing and singing£®I immediately fell in love with the songs and the costumes£®I'd never seen anything like these£®
2£®Can you tell me £¨something about£© how you learned folk songs£¿
As I learned more and more Chinese£¬I began to understand the lyrics and the stories in the songs£®Some of the lyrics are so inspiring£®Others are so sad that they can bring tears to my eyes£®£¨ÁÁµã¾äÐÍÒ»£©It's a little embarrassing sometimes£®I love seeing live performances£¬but love them even more if it''s dark and people can't see me crying£®
3£®Will you perform/sing your folk song after you've learned it£¿
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Well£¬it£¨41£©Cbeing a cowboy or some super hero£®Later it was a fireman£¬a policemen£¬a lawyer¡As I grew older my dreams for the future£¨42£©B£®When£¬at last£¬I was in college£¬I had my£¨43£©Cset on becoming a preacher £¨ÄÁʦ£© like my father£¨44£©CI studied and prepared for that life£®I reached the£¨45£©Din the end and I was preaching£¨46£©Cfull time for much of my adult life£®
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The'message I always gave my children was£®that you£¨56£©Bdo anything£®that your heart desires£®Remember the saying£¬"Nothing is£¨57£©Bto a willing heart£®"There are£¨58£©C"overnight"successes£¬but with determination£¬they will come£®Imagine yourself in the life you dream of£¨59£©A£®Then in your heart£¬believe it will happen to you£®Then work£¬work£¬work£®You'll get the picture£®
So£¬be true to your dream£¬and don't let anyone£¨60£©Dit from you-especially yourself£®
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42£®A£®failed | B£®changed | C£®planned | D£®left |
43£®A£®eyes | B£®brain | C£®heart | D£®experience |
44£®A£®But | B£®Or | C£®So | D£®Yet |
45£®A£®agreement | B£®decision | C£®position | D£®aim |
46£®A£®hardly | B£®slightly | C£®nearly | D£®extremely |
47£®A£®money | B£®plan | C£®friends | D£®dreams |
48£®A£®tallest | B£®greatest | C£®poorest | D£®oldest |
49£®A£®ourselves | B£®yourselves | C£®themselves | D£®itself |
50£®A£®sound | B£®voice | C£®noise | D£®speech |
51£®A£®it | B£®him | C£®her | D£®me |
52£®A£®expects | B£®predicts | C£®answers | D£®suffers |
53£®A£®met | B£®defended | C£®understood | D£®realized |
54£®A£®stages | B£®suggestions | C£®lessons | D£®choices |
55£®A£®to | B£®for | C£®at | D£®with |
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58£®A£®many | B£®a few | C£®no | D£®Some |
59£®A£®living | B£®spending | C£®planning | D£®changing |
60£®A£®buy | B£®fool | C£®borrow | D£®Steal£® |
To behave honourably£¬firstly you need to work for what you want£®Do you want a new car£¿Some new clothes£¿You deserve all of these things£¬but don't use shortcuts to get them£®It's so much easier to take the easy way out£¬but this usually requires hurting someone else£¬and if you do it often enough it'll result in bad results£®Instead£¬if you want something£¬work for it£®So don't keep borrowing money from your friends and family and get a job instead£®Don't take credit for someone else's idea and come up with your own instead£®
Secondly£¬speak the truth£®Honesty and honor go hand in hand£®Always telling the truth will certainly make you uncomfortable at times£®But finally£¬people will appreciate that you're someone who tells it£®If there's a situation in which you don't feel comfortable telling the truth£¬just don't say anything£®It's better than lying£®Even so£¬it's important to tell the truth as often as possible£®
Thirdly£¬come to people's aid£®True honor is demonstrated when you're called upon to do something you really don't want to do£¬and you do it anyway£®For example£¬maybe you're in the car on the way to airport to catch a flight to Venice and you witness a car run off the road and hit the guardrail£®Even though it means you're going to miss your flight£¬you stop and offer your assistance£®
Lastly£¬never manipulate£¨²Ù×Ý£© people£®Part of being honourable is admitting the effect your words and actions have on other people£®You have the ability to help£¬and you have the ability to hurt£®Don't mess with people's emotions as a way to get what you want£®It's easy to do this without even realizing it£¬so try to be more aware of the impact you're having£®For example£¬don't take advantage of other people's weak points£¬like using someone's illness to gain an edge on them£®Don't think of controlling those around you£®Let them make their own decisions£®And also don't cheat people into doing what you want£®
Acting on an honourable basis | ||
Introduction | ¡ôBeing honourable is a combination of £¨66£©kindness£¬genuineness and other virtues£® ¡ôYou can become honourable by keeping your £¨67£©promise£¬helping others£¬living honestly and doing other little things£® | |
Tips | Work for your wants£® | ¡ôDon't get what you want in a way that may £¨69£©hurt others£® ¡ôFor example£¬get a job or raise your own idea£® |
Be honest£® | ¡ôKeep telling the truth£¬so that you'll win others'£¨70£©appreciation in the end£® ¡ôWhen you feel uncomfortable with telling the truth£¬keep£¨71£©silent instead of telling a lie£® | |
Be £¨68£©helpful£® | ¡ôDo something good that you are actually £¨72£©unwilling to do£® ¡ôFor example£¬on the way to the airport£¬you stop to help a car in trouble at the £¨73£©riskof missing your flight£® | |
Never control others£® | ¡ôDon't cheat others or take advantage of their £¨74£©weakness to get what you want£® ¡ôAllow others to make decisions £¨75£©independently£® |