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7Twomenareinthesameroomofahospital.60.Onemanhastolieonhisbackallday.Everyday,themansittingupbythewindowtellstheotheraboutthingsoutside.“Somechildrenarethrowingbreadtotheducksonthelake.”“61.”Theothermanishappytohearaboutalltheactivitiesandcolorsoftheworldoutside.Daysandweekspass.62.Theothermanasksthenursetomovehisbednexttothewindow.Finallyhecansituptoseetheoutside,butheisverydisappointed.Allhecanseeisawhitewall！“Butmyroommatetoldmesomanywonderfulthingsaboutoutside!”hesays.“Hewasblind.63.Hejustwantedyoutolivewithhope,”saysthenurse.157wHecouldn'tevenseethewallOnemorning,themanbythewindowdiesThegirlsaresobeautifulintheirsummerdressesHemissedhisroommateverymuchBothofthemareveryill2012房山一）JayChouwasborninTaiwan,China.Hegrewupwithhismother,andwasaquietandshykid.60Sopeoplethoughthewouldneverbesuccessfulinlife.Asasmallchild,Jaytookagreatinterestinmusic.61.Heloveditandkeptonpracticing.Whenhewasinhighschool,hecouldplaythepianoquitewell.Atthesametime,heshowedhistalentforwritingsongs.BeforeJaybecameasinger,heworkedasasongwriter.62.Hisfirstalbum（專輯）cameoutin2000,andsoonhebecamequitepopular.NowJayisoneofthemostfamoussingersinAsia.However,heisstillshyanddoesn'ttalkmuchorsmile.Hedoesn'tspeakclearlywhenhesingsortalks.63Mostofhisfanslikehimbecauseheneverfollowsothers.Buthehasalotoffans.Hedidn'tdoverywellinschoolwork.Helivedwithhisgrandmotherwhenhewasyoung.Fortwoyears,hespentmostofhistimewritingsongs.Hismothersenthimtolearnthepianowhenhewasonlythreeyearsold.

Afriend'sgrandfathercametoAmericafromBritain.Hewentintoacafeteria（自助餐廳）inManhattantogetsomethingtoeat.60andwaitedforsomeonetotakehisorder.Ofcoursenobodydid.Atlast,awomanwithaplatefulloffoodsatdowninfrontofhimandtoldhimhowacafeteriaworked.“61.”shesaid.“Justgoalongthelineandpickoutwhatyouwant.Attheotherendthey'lltellyouhowmuchyouhavetopay.”“IsoonlearnedhoweverythingworkedinAmerica.”thegrandfathertoldafriend.“62.Youcangetanythingyouwantonlyfyouliketopaythemoney.Youcanevengetsuccess,butyou'llnevergetthatifyouwaitforsomeonetobringittoyou.63.”StartoutatthisendLifeislikeacafeteriahereHesatdownatanemptytableYouhavetogetupandgetityourselfHeorderedacakewhenawomancameinIntheearly20thcentury,mostwesternpeopledidn'tknowmuchaboutAsiaanditspeople.However,onewomanhelpedtochangethat.60.Pearlwasbornin1892andmovedtoAsiawhenshewasonlythreemonthsold.ShelivedinachurchwithherfatherandherchildhoodfriendsweremostlythechildrenofChinesefarmers.Mostofthepeoplewholivedaroundinthecountrysidewereverypoor.61.PearlmovedbacktoAmericain1934.ShebegantowritebooksaboutherexperiencesinChina.62,andin1938,shewontheNoblePrizeforhernovelTheGoodEarth.Shebecameknownas“theMarcoPolo"forreintroducingAsiatoWest.63.Shealsotriedtochangepeople'sattitudes.ShebecameactiveinmanymovementsintheUnitedStates.FromthedayofhermovetotheUS,PearlwasactiveinAmericancivilrightsandwomen'srightsactivities.HerexperiencesinChinainfluencedherthinking,notonlyaboutAsiabutalsoaboutherowncountry.PeardiedinMarch,1973,justtwomonthsbeforehereighty-firstbirthday.ThewomanwasPearlS.BuckHerbookswerehugesuccessSoshecouldunderstandthesepeoplesfeelingsPeoplelovedPearlverymuchPearldidmorethanjustwritestoriesaboutAsiaToysaresomethingthatcanbeusedforplay,60.Playingwithtoysisoftenthoughttobeanenjoyablewayoftrainingchildrenforlife.Toysandgamesareimportantwhenchildrenaregrowingupandlearningabouttheworldaroundthem.Before1970,mosttoysweremadeofmetalandwood.61.Toysincludeballs,plasticcarsanddolls.Somepeoplethinkvideogamesarealsotoys.62.Thebeginningoftheword“toy"isnotknown.However,itisthoughtthatitwasfirstusedinthe14thcentury.Theearliesttoyswereoftenmadefromrocks,sticksorcla（y粘土）.63.InoldRome,childrenplayedwithdollsmadeofclay,sticksandyo-yos.InancientGreece,girlswereaskedtogiveupthetoystothegodswhentheywereaboutfourteenyearsold.Theywouldoffertheirdollsinatempleonthedaytheygotmarried.ToyswereinventedmanyyearsagoB.ToysareusuallyplayedwithbychildrenandpetsC.ToysshouldhavenamesD.Butnowtheyaremostlymadeofplastic（塑料）E.InoldEgypt,childrenplayedwithdollsmadeofstoneandwoodWhatisaspellingbee?60,butitissopopularintheUniteStates.ItisagameforchildrentospellEnglishwords.TheNationalSpellingBeeisthelargesteducationcontest（比賽）.Itfirstbeganin1925inWashington.D.C.61.Itisopentostudentsineighthgradeorlowerandnotreachingtheir15thbirthday.Thecontestisquitesimple.Whenit'syourturn,theteachersaysawordandyouhavetospellit.62,youstayinthegame.Ifyouspellitwrong,you'reout.What'snotsoeasyarethewordstheteachersaskyoutospell.Usually,childrenneedtospendalotoftimelearningvocabulary.TheymustrememberthousandsofEnglishwordsandspelleverywordcorrectlyinthecontest.Onlywinnersinregional（地區(qū)的）contestcanenterthenationalcontest.It'smanychildren'sdreamtowintheregionalcontestandgotoWashington,D.C.ThefinalwinnerswillbecalledtheSpellingBee.63.Doyoualsothinktheyaregreat?IfyouspellitrightNottoomanyChinesestudentsknowitItisheldinlateMayorearlyJuneofeachyearThechildrenlikethesportsalotItmeanstheyhaveworkedhardTheGarageSaleAgaragesaleisalsoknownasayardsale.It'tshesaleofusedandunwantedthings.Thebesttimetohaveagaragesaleisontheweekend?52.ManyfamiliesenjoygoingtogaragesalesonSunday.Thesaleshouldstartinthemorning?Mostpeoplewillbereadytogoveryearly?53.Itoftenstartsat8or9inthemorningandfinishesaround11or12.Almostanythingwillsellatagaragesale?Itmayincludeoldbooks,tapes,andtoys.54.Somethingsthatusuallysellwellaretools,andtoys.CDsandtapes,movievideotapesandbooks.ClothingisalsoabigjSseLler.Thebetteritis,thehigherpriceyouwillget.YoushouldwashanyclothingyouwanttosellSundayisthebestdayC?SomepeoplemaycometoyourhousebeforethetimeOnewaytoattractbuyersistoadvertiseonnewspaperItmayalsoincludebikes,tablesandevenboatsandcarItwasmidnight.Mr.Leewasinbedandwastryingtogotosleepwhenheheardthebellring.Heturnedonthelightandlookedathiswatch.“hocanitbeatthistimeofnight”Hethought.Hedecidedtogoandfindo6LHewenttothedoorquietly.Whenheopenedthedoor,therewasnobodythe“rTeh.isisverystrange.Ireallyheardthebellringjustn”owT.henhewentbacktohisbedroom,tookoffhisclothes,gotbackintobed,turnedoffthelightandtriedtogotosleep.62Mr.Leejumpedoutofbedveryquicklyandrushedtothedoor.Heopenedit,butagainhefoundnoonethere.Heclosedthedoorandtriednottofeelangry.63Hepickeditup.Thereweresomewordson“Iitt:isnowaftermidnight,soitisAp'srilFoolDay.AprilFooltoy”ou!“Oh,itwastheEnglishboynextd”ooMrr!.Leeshoutedandalmostsmiled.Hewentbacktobedandfellasleepatonce.Thebelldidnotringagain.Sohegotoffbedandputonhisclothes.Buthedidnfindanybodyoutsidethedoor.Afewminuteslaterheheardthebellringagain.Itwastwelv'lock.Thenhesawapieceofpaperonthefloor.Itwasaquarterpastnine.60Hiswifewasalittleworriedabouthim.Thesuppershecookedwascoldandshewaitedfortwohoursandahalf.Shewassittingbythetableinthedarkroom.Herhusbandworkedinanoffice.Heworkedhard,sohemadealotofmoney.Heboughtmanythingsintherooms,suchasthetelevision,thecomputerandthefridge.Butthecoupleonlyspentalittlemoneyontheirfoodandclothes.61Iftheyhadsomethingimportanttotelltheirfriends,theywouldgotovisitthembutnotcallthem.Sometimeseitherofthemfeltsick,andheorsheboughtsomemedicine.Theyneversawadoctor.62Itwasherhusband.Shehurriedtoopenthedoor.Inthedarkshecouldhearhisdeepbreathing.Assoonashesatdown,sheturnedonthelightandfoundhelookedverytired.“Whydoyoucomebacksolate,dear?”askedthewoman.“63”“Yes,butIdidn'ttakeit.”“Yes?Butwhy?”“IranafteritsothatIsavedtwodollarsthisevening.”“That'sgreat!”Thewomansaidhappily.“Runafterataxinexttimeandyou'llsavemore!”“OK.MaybeIwillrunafteraplanenexttime!”A.Haven'tyoucaughtabus?B?Theytriedtheirbesttosavemoney.C.Whydidn'tyoucomebackearly?D.MrSmithdidn'tcomeback.E.Suddenlythewomanheardsomeonecomingoutside.AFrenchmanwenttoasmallItaliantownandwasstayingwithhiswifeatthebesthotelthere.Onenight,hewentoutforawalkalone.Itwaslate.60.Suddenlyhefeltsomeonebehindhim.HeturnedhisheadandsawanItalianyoungmanwhoquicklywalkedpasthim.ThemanwasnearlyoutofsightwhentheFrenchmansuddenlyfoundthathiswatchwasgone.HethoughtthatitmustbetheItalianwhohadtakenhiswatch.61becausehewantedtogetbackthewatch.SoontheFrenchmancaughtupwiththeItalian.Neitherofthemunderstoodtheother'slanguage.TheFrenchmanshookhisfist（拳頭）intheItalian'sfaceandpointedatthewatch.62?IntheendhegaveuphiswatchtotheFrenchman.Whenhereturnedtothehotel,theFrenchmantoldhiswifewhathadhappened.Hewasgreatlysurprisedwhenhiswifepointedtothewatchonthetable.Nowherealizedthatbymistakehehadrobbed（搶劫）theItalian.63?TheItalianwasafraidItwastheItalian'swatchHedecidedtofollowhimTheFrenchmangotexcitedThestreetwasdarkandquietThebeautyofloveLoveisasongwithabeautifulmelodytokeepyouwarm.Loveisapoemwithsimplebutmovingandtouchingwords.Loveisapaintingwithcolorfulpatternstomakeyoucheerful.Love,whichisusuallybeyondexpression,isalwaysinmymind.SinceIwasborn,mymotherhasbeentakingcareofmewithoutanycomplaint.60sheisagingovertheyears.NowIhavelearntmoreandmorefromher.Thislove,betweenmotherandI,Iwillalwaysbegratefulfor.SinceIenteredschool,Ihavemanyfriendsaroundme.Friendshipisasourceofpleasure.61Wesharetearsandhappiness.Thislove,betweenfriends,makesmemoremature.WhenImeetwithdifficultiesinmylife,manywarm-heartedpeoplewillgivemeahand,expectingnothinginreturn.6263Asayinggoesthatifyoulovethelifeyoulive,youwilllivealifeoflove.Itiscertainthatloveisthebeautifulblossomofthesoul.Wherethereisgreatlove,therearealwaysmiracles.Thedeliveryofloveamongpeoplewillmakeourworldbecomeaheaven,Ibelieve.Loveisnottoget,buttogive.Eachagehasitsownpleasuresanditsownpains.Thislove,betweenstrangers,changesmyvalueoflife.Wedependonfriendsforsupport,helpandencouragement.Sheforgives