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必修 2 unit1
IN SEARCH OF THE AMBER
ROOM
Frederick
William
Ⅰ，
the
King
of Prussia ,
could never
have imagined
that his greatest
gift
to
t
he
Russian
people
would have
such
an
amazing
history .
as
given
this
name
because
This gift
was
the
Amber Room , which w
it
.
The amber which was s
several
tons of amber were used
to make
elected
had
a
beautiful
yellow-brown
yle
popular
in
those
days .
country's
colour like
honey .
The
design
of
the
room
was in
the
fancy
st
with
gold
It
was
also
a treasure decorated
and
jewels
, which took
the
best
artists
about
ten
years
to
make .
In
fact , the room was not made
the
next
to
be a
gift .
It
was
designed
for
the
palace
of Frederick
Ⅰ
.
However,
King
of
Prussia
, Frederick
William
Ⅰ,to
whom
the
amber
room
belonged,
decide
sent him a troop of hi
d
not
to
keep
it. In
1716
he
gave
it
to
Peter
the Great. In return , the Czar
s
best
soldiers.
So
the Amber
Room
because
part
of
the
Czar's
winter
palace in
St
ut
four
metres
long,
the
room
served
as
a small reception
hall
for
important
visitors .
Later,Catherine
Ⅱ had the
Amber
Room moved
to a
palace
outside
St Petersburg
where
she
s
pent
her
summers.
She
told
her
artists to
add more
details
to
it .In
he
way
she
wanted . Almost
ke
gold.
Sadly , although
now
missing
.
1770
the room
was
completed
t
six
hundred
candles
lit
the room
,and
its
mirrors
and
pictures
shone
li
one
of
the
wonders
of
the
world
,
it is
the
Amber
Room was
considered
In
September
1941,
the
Nazi
army
was
near
St Petersburg .
Before
the
Nazis
could
get
to
This
was
a
time when
the
two
co
Russians
were
able
to
of
the Nazis
untries
were at
war .
remove
some
the summer
palace , the
furniture
and
small
art
objects
from
the
Amber
In
less
than
two
days
Room .
However , some
secretly
stole
the room itself .
woooden
boxs
.
There
100,000
pieces
were put inside twenty-
seven
put
on a
train
for
Konigsberg,
which
wa
is no
doubt
that
the
boxs
were
then
s at that
time a
German
city
on the Baltic
Sea .
After
that,
what
happened
to
the Amber
Room
re
mains
a
mystery .
1
Recently , the Russians
and Germans have built a new
Amber
Room at the summer palace .
By studying
old photos of the former Amber Room , they have
made the new one look like the old
one .In 2003 it was ready
of their
city .
for the people of St Petersburg
when they celebrated the 300th
birthday
A FACT OR AN OPINION?
What is a fact? Is it something that people
believe? No. A fact is anything that can be
proved.
T
For example, it can be
proved that China has more people than any other
country in the world.
his is a
fact.
Then what is an opinion? An
opinion is what someone believes is true but
has not been prove
d.
So
an opinion is
not good
evidence
in a
trial.
For
example, it is an opinion
may
be
true,
but
it is
difficult to prove. Some
people
if you say “ Cats are
may not agree with t
better
pets
than
dogs” .It
his
opinion
but
they
also
cannot
prove
that
they
are
right.
In a trial, a judge
must decide which eyewitnesses to believe and
which not to believe. The jud
ge does
not consider what each eyewitness looks like or
where that person lives or works. Heshe
only cares about whether the eyewitness
n
opinions. This kind of information
has given
true information,
evidence.
which
must be facts rather tha
is called
Unit 2
AN INTERVIEW
Pausanias, who was a Greek writer about
2,000 years ago, has come on a magical
March
18th 2007 to find out about the present-day
a volunteer for the 2008 Olympic Games.
journey on
Olympic Games. He is now
interviewing Li Yan,
P: My name is
Pausanias. I lived in what you call
“Ancient Greece” and
I used to write
about
t
he Olympic Games a long
time ago. I ’ vecome to your time to find out
about the present -day Olym
pic Games because I know that in 2004
they were held in my homeland.
stions about
the modern
Olympics?
2
May I ask you some
que
L: Good
heavens! Have you really come from so long ago?
But of course you can ask any qu
estions you like. What would you like to
know?
P: How often do you hold your Games?
L: Every four years. There are
both are held every four years on
before the Summer Games.
ll be
admitted as competitors.
two main sets of
a
regular
basis.
Games-the
Winter and
Summer
Olympics,
and
The Winter
Olympics
are
usually
held two
years
Only
athletes who have reached
the
agreed
standard for their event
wi
anywhere
in
the
world.
They
may come
from
P: Winter Games? How can the
runners enjoy competing in winter? And what about
the horse
s?
L: Oh
no! There are
no
running
races
or
horse
riding events. Instead there
are
competitions
lik
I
e
skiing and ice
skating
which
need
snow
and
ice. Th at
’ whys
they ’ recalled
the
Winter Olympics.
together with
t ’ sin
the
Summer
Olympics
that you
have
the
running races,
l
the
team
sports.
swimming, sailing
and
al
P: I see.
Earlier you said that athletes are invited from
all over the world. Do you mean the Gr
eek world? Our Greek cities used to compete
against each other just for the honour of
winning.
No
other countries could join in, nor
could slaves or women!
L: Nowadays any
country can take part if their athletes are
good enough. There are over 250 s
rol
ports and each on has its own standard.
Women are not only allowed, but play a very
important
e in gymnastics, athletics, team
sports and ⋯
P: Please wait a minute!
All those events, all those countries and even
women taking part! Wh
ere are all the
athletes
housed?
L: For each Olympics, a
special village is built for them
and a
gymnasium as well.
to live in, a main
reception building, se
veral stadiums for
competitions,
3
P:
That sounds very expensive. Does anyone want to
host the Olympic Games?
L: As a matter
of fact, every country wants the opportunity. It
’as great responsibility but also
a
great honour to be chosen. There ’ sas much
competition among countries to host the Olympics
as
to win Olympic medals. The 2008
Olympics will be held in Beijing, China. Did you
know
that?
P: Oh yes! You must
be very proud.
L: Certainly. And after
that the 2012 Olympics will be held in London.
village for the athletes and all the
stadiums
of course and
⋯
They
have already starte
d planning for it. A
new
will be built to the east of Lon
don. New medals will be designed
P: Did
you say medals? So even the olive wreath has
been replaced! Oh dear! Do you compet
e
for prize money
too?
L: No, we don’t. it ’still
all about being able to run faster, jump higher
and throw further. That ’
and
Stronger.
”
s the motto of the
Olympics,
you know- “
Swifter, Higher
P: Well, that ’goods news. How
interesting! Thank you so much for your
time.
THE STORY OF ATLANTA
Atlanta was
a Greek
princess.
She was
very
beautiful
and
could
run
faster
than
any
man in
Gr
eece.
But she was not allowed
to
run
and win glory for herself
in
the
Olympic
Games.
She
was
so
who
could
not
run
faster
than
angry
that
she said to
her
father
that
she would
not marry
anyone
her. Her
father said that
she
must
marry, so Atlanta made a
bargain
with
him.
She
said
to him,
him.
If
he
cannot
ru
ese
are
my
rules.
When
a man
says
he
wants
to
marry
me,
I
will
run against
n
as
fast as
me,
he
will
be
killed.
No
one will
be
pardoned.
Many kings and princes wanted to marry
Atlanta, but when they heard of rules they knew
it wa
There was a ma
s
hopeless. So many of them sadly went home, but
others stayed to run the race.
4
n
called Hippomenes who was amazed when he heard of
Atlanta's rules,are these men so fo
olish?he thought. will they let themselves
be killed because they cannot run as fast as
this
changed
his
princess?However, when she saw Atlanta come
out of her house to run, Hippomenes
marry Atlanta--or die!he said.
The race
started and although the man ran very fast,
Atlanta ran faster. As Hippomenes
as
Atlanta?He went to ask the Greek
watche
d he thought, can I run as
fast
Godness of Love for
help. She promised to help him and gave him
three golden apples. She said,Throw an apple in
fr
past. When she stops to pick it up,
you will be able to run
past
ont of Atlanta when she is running
her
and win.
Hippomenes took the apples and
went to the King. He said,I want to marry
Atlanta .
said,I will marry
The Kin
g was sad to see another man die, but
Hippomenes
her
------or die!So the race
began
Unit 3
WHO AM
I?
Over
time
I have
been
changed
quite
a lot.
I began
as
a
calculating
machine
in
France
in 164
t
2.
Although
I
was
young
I
could
simplify
difficult
sums.
I
developed
wo
hundred
years
before
I was
built
as
an analytical
grammed
r quicker
very
slowly and
it
took
nearly
machine
by
Charles
Babbage.
After
I
was
pro
and produce
an answe
by
an operator
who
used
cards
with
holes,
I
could
“ think
logically”
a
technological
than
any
person.
At
that time
it
was
considered
revolution
and
the
start
of
my “
artificial intelligence
”In . 1936
my real father, Alan Turing, wrote a book
about how I could be
any difficult
mathematical problem. From then on, I
made to work as a “ universal machine ” to
solve
grew rapidly both in size and in
brainpower. By the 1949s I had grown as large as
a room, and I
As time went
wondered if I would grow any larger. However,
this reality also worried my designers.
by,
as was make smaller. First as a PC(personal
computer) and then as a laptop, I have been
us
ed in offices and homes since the
1970s.
5
These
changes
only
became
possible as
my
memory
improved.
First
it
was
stored
in
tubes, the
n on transistors
and
later
on
very
small
chips.
As
a
result
I
totally
changed
my
shape.
As
I
have
gr
also
grown
smaller.
Over
time my
memory
has developed
forget
anything
I
have been told! And my
so
lonely
memory
became
so
much
that,
like an
e
so
large that even I cou
they
gave
own
older
I
have
lephant, I
never
ldn ’believet
me
a family
it! But I was always
standing
ther e
by
myself, until
in
early 1960s
connected
by a
network.
I
was
able
to
share
my knowledge
with
others
through
the
W
orld
Wide
Web.
Since the 1970s many new applications have
been found for my. I have become very
important
in communication,
finance and trade. I have also been put into
robots and used to make mobile
p
hones as well as help with medical
operations. I have even been put into space
rockets and sent
t
o explore the
Moon and Mars. Anyhow, my goal is to provide
am now truly filled with happiness that I am
a devoted
humans with a life of high
quality.
I
race!
friend
and helper of the human
ANDY
–
THE
ANDROID
I ’mpart of
an
android
football
team.
About
once
a
year we
are allowed
to
get together
big
as a
human.
It fact,
I
look
like one too. On
to
play
a
game
of
football.
I ’mas
triker
so
I have to
the
football
team
I ’ ma s
be
able
to
run
very
fast.
My
computer
ships
help me
to
move and think like a h
in
computer
language
uman.
For
example,
I have
learned
to
signal
to
my
teammates
e
ball
when
I am open
to give
me th
and have
a
good
for
a
goal.
My first football
competition
was
in
Nagoya,
Japan
several
years
ago. Last year our
team
went
to
Seattle,
Washington
in
the
USA.
We
won
second
place. Personally,
I think
the
team
that
won
firs
t place
cheated.
They
had
developed
a
new
type
of
program
just before
the
competition.
So
we
ne
ed
to
encourage
our
programmer
to
improve
our
intelligence
too. We
are
determined
is
like
our
to
create
an e
ven better
system.
In
a
way
our
programmer
coach.
She
programs
us
with
all
the
possib
reliable
moves
to
use
if
le
moves
she has
seen
while
watching
human
games.
Then
she
prepares
a
new
situation
arises.
In
this
way I can make
up new
moves
using
my
“ artificial intelligence
”Icou.
6
ld like to play against a human team,
for I have
been programmed to act just like them.
After
all,
is what I ’ m
with the help of my electronic
all
about!
brain which never forgets anything,
using my intelligence
Unit 4
HOW DAISY LEARNED TO
HELP
WILDLIFE
Daisy had always
longed to help endangered species of wildlife.
One day she woke up and fou
to go?” it
asked. Daisy responded
immediately.
land where I can
nd a flying carpet
by her bed. “ Where do you want
“ I ’liked
to
see some endangered wildlife, she” said.
“ Please take me to a distant
find
the animal that gave fur to make this sweater.
”At once
the
carpet flew away and took her to
o
Tibet. There daisy saw and antelope looking
sad. It said,
ur stomachs. Our fur is
being
“ We’ rebeing
killed for
the wool beneath
used to make sweaters
for
people like you. As a result, we
are now
cried,
“ I ’sorrym
I didn ’knowt that. I wonder what is
being
d
wildlife protection.
”
an endangered
species.
”At that
Daisy
one to help you. Flying carpet,
please show me a place where there ’ some
The
flying
carpet
traveled
so
fast
that
next
minute
they
were in
and found that she was being
watched
by and
Zimbabwe.
Daisy
turned
around
take
my photo? ”it
as
elephant.
“ Have you come to
ked. In relief Daisy burst into
laughter.
“ Don’laugh,t ”said
the
elephant,
“ Weus ed
to
be
an
endang
fro
ered
species.
Farmers
hunted
us
without
mercy.
They
said we
destroyed
m tourists
only
went
to
the large
tour
companies.
So
the
government
their
farms,
and
money
decided
to
help.
They
Now
the farmers
allowed
are
ha
”
tourists
to
hunt only
a
certain
number
of
animals if they
ppy
and
our
numbers
are
increasing.
paid
the farmers.
So
good
things
are
being
done
here
to
save
local
wildlife.
Daisy smiled,
“That ’goods
news. It shows the importance of wildlife
protection, but I ’dlike to h
elp as
the WWF suggests.
”The carpet
rose again and almost
at once they were in a thick rainfore
Daisy.
“ I ’protectingm
my
body. It contains
where
I
st. A monkey watched them as it rubbed
itself.
“
What are
you
doing? ”asked
myself
from mosquitoes,
”it replied.
When I find
a millipede insect, I rub
it over
a powerful drug which affects
mosquitoes.
You
should pay more
attention to the rainforest
live the
appreciate
how the animals live
together. No rainforest, no animals, no drugs.
”
7
Daisy was
amazed.
“Flying carpe t, please
take me home so I can tell WWF and we
can begin
producing this new drug. Monkey,
please come and help. ”The monkey agreed. The
carpet flew ho
monkey,
me. As
they landed, things began to disappear. Two
minutes later everything had gone-the
too. So
Daisy was not able to make her new drug. But
what an experience! She had learned so
much! And there was always
WWF⋯
ANIMAL EXTINCTION
Many animals have
disappeared during the long history of the
most famous of these
animals are
lived on
the earth tens of millions of years ago, long
before humans ca
me into being and their
future seemed secure at that time.
There
were many different kinds of dinosaur and a
number of them used to live in
Henan
long
ago
County,Liaoning
e
ggs of twenty-five species
have been found in Xixia,County,Nanyang,
a rare new species of bird-like
dinosaur was discovered
n scientists
inspeacted the bones,they
in Chaoyang
were surprised to find that these dinosaurs
could not only run
like the others but
also climb learned this from the way the bones
were joined
together.
Dinosaurs
died out suddenly about 65 million years ago.
Some scientists think it came after an
dust into the air.
unexpected
incident when a huge rock from space hit the
earth and put too much
Others
think the earth got too hot for the
dinosaurs
to live on any knows for
sure why and how dinosaurs disappeared from the
earth
in such a short time.
We
know many other wild
plants,
UN report,some
animals,insects
and birds have
died
out
more i
dodo
i
to a
st
ng
to
a
844
animals
and
plants
have
disappeared in
the
last
500
and was a very
friendly
s one
of
lived
on
the
Island
of
Mauritius
ory
of
the dodo
and
how
it disappeared
listen
frome
the earth
Unit 5
8
THE BAND THAT WASN’T
Have you ever
wanted to be part of a band as a famous
singer or musician? Have you ever
d
and a
reamed of playing in front of
thousands of people at a concert, at which
everyone is clapping
ppreciating your music? Do
you sing karaoke and pretend you are a famous
g or Lin Huan? To be honest, a lot of
people
singer like Song Zuyin
attach
great importance to becoming rich and
famous.
But just how do people form a
band?
Many musicians
ey may
start as
meet
and form
a
band
because
they
like to write
and
play
their
own
music.
Th
a group
of
high- school
students,
for
whom
practicing
their
music
in someone’ s hour
fame.
Sometimes
they
may
play
to passers-by
in
the
street
or subway
so that
Later
they
may
giv
make
rec
s is the first step to
they
can earn some
e performances
ords in a studio
extra
money
for
themselves
or to pay
for
their
instruments.
in pubs or
clubs,
for
which
they
are paid in cash. Of
millionaires!
course they hope
to
and
sell
millions
of
copies
to
become
However,
there
was
one band
hat
started
in a different
way.
It
was
called
the
Monkees
and
be
o
gan
as
a TV
show.
The
musicians
were to play
jokes on each other as
beatles.
The
TV organizers
put
an
advertisement in
well as
play music, most
f which
was
based loosely on the
ho
could
act as well as sing.
They
had
planned to
find
four musicians
w
looking
for
rock
musicians,
a
newspaper
but
they could only find one who
was
good enough. They
embers
of
the
band.
had to
use
actors
for
the
other
three
m
As
some
of
these
actors
could
not
sing
well enough,
they had
to rely on other musicians
to
hel
hum
p them.
So
during
the
broadcasts
they
just
pretended
to
sing. Anyhow
their
performances
were
in order
to
get
more
familiar
with them. Each week
orous
enough
to
be copied
by clubs
on TV,
the
Mondees
would
play and sing
songs written
ich
by
other musicians. However,
after
a year
or
so
in
wh
so
they
became
more
serious
about
their
work,
the
Monkees
started
to play
and
sing
their
own
ngs like a real band. Then
they
produced
their
own
records
and started
touring and play
Beatles
and
sold
even more
their
own
records.
a new
rec
music.
In
the
USA
they
became
even
more
popular
than
the
The
band broke
up
about
1970,
but
happily
the
reunited
in the mid-1980s.
their
former
time
as
a real
band.
they
produced
ord
in
1996,
with
which
they
celebrated
9
FREDDY THE FROG(II)
Not long
after
Freddy
and
the
band became
famous,they
visited
Britain
on a brief
was
now quite
sho
confi
wed
their
devotion
by
waiting
for
hours
to
get
tichkets
dent when he went into
a
concert
enjoyed
for
their
singing
and
all
the
congratulations
afterwards!His
Pops.
had to go to L
as
so
most
exciting
invitation
was to
ondon,wear
an expensive
perform
on
a
programme
called
of
the
to a
TV
felt
suit
and
give
a
performance
which
very
on
as
the
programme
was
over,the
telephones
were
in the same room started
o
dy
was
asking
when
they
could
see Freddy
and
his
band
again.
They
were
truly stars.
Then
things
went
and
his
band
could
not
or
beards
people
go
out
anywhere without
being
followed.
Even
when they
wore
sunglasses
hey
went
into
the tried
ne
was always
there!Their
recognized
them.
Fans
found
them
even
when t
to
hide in
the
reading
rooms
of
libraries,but
it
was
personal
life
was
regularly
discussed
by
people
who
did not
know
them
and
his ban
but
talked
as
if
they were close friends. At
d
to
which
they
were
never
to return,and
last
feeling
very
upset
and sensitive,Freddy
went
back
to
the
lake
必修 3 unit1
Festivals and celebrations
Festivals
and celebrations of all kinds have been held
everywhere since ancient anci
in spring
and harvest in
ent festivals would
celebrate the end of cold weather,planting
imes celebratewould be held after hunters
had caught that time people would starve if
fo
od was
difficult to find,especially
some
religious,some
during the cold winter ’ s
festivals have many origins
,
seasonal,
and some for special people
or events.
Festivals of the
Dead
Some festivals are held to honour
the dead or to satisfy the ancestors,who
the Japanese ,people
might return
either
t
o help or to do
10
should go to clean graves and
light
inc
ense in memory of
their
also
light
lamps
and
play
music
because
they
think
that
thi
the
Dead
in early
Nov
s will
lead
the
ancestors
back
to
Mexico,people
celebrate
the
Day of
this
impoutant
feast
day,people
eat food
in
the
shape
offer
food,flowers
of skulls
and
cakes
with ” bones”
ont
and gifts
to
the
Western
holiday
Halloween
also
had
its
origin
the
in old
beliefs
about
the
return
of the
spirits
of dead
people.
It
is
now
a
children
’festival,when
y can
dress
up
and
to to
their
neighbours
’ homesto ask
sweets,the
children
might
play
a trick
on
them.
for
neighbours
do
not
give
any
Festivals
to Honour People
Festivals
can
also
be held
to
honour
famous
s the
famous
ancient
poet,Qu
the
opher
Columbus
in New
people .The
Dragon
Boat
Festival
in China
honour
of the
arrival of
Christ
USA
Columbus
Day
is in memory
has
a
national
festival
on
October
2
to
honour
Mohandas
Gand
from Britain.
hi,the
leader
who
helped
gain
India
’independences
Harvest
Festivals
Harvest
and
Thanksgiving
festivals
can
be very happy
are
grateful
because their f
will usu
ood
is gathered
for
the
winter
and
the
agricultural
work is
European
countries,people
ally
decorate
churches
and
town halls
with
flowers
and
fruit,and will
get together
e
people might
e
joy
mooncakes.
to
have
win
awards
for
their farm produce,like
and
Japan
have mid-autumn
the
biggest
watermelon
or
the
most
handsom
people
admire
the moon
festivals,when
and
in
China,en
Spring
Festivals
The most energetic
and to the
and important
festivals are
the ones
that
look
forward to
the
end
of winter
eat
dumplings,fish
and
meat
and
families
ce
take
coming
of
the
Spring
Festival
in
China,people
may
give
children
lucky
money
in
red
lebrate
the
Lunar
New
Year
are dragon dances and
carnivals,and
Western
countries
have
very
exciting
carnivals,which
11
place forty days before Easter,usually
the
streets day and night,loud
in carnivals
might include parades,dancing
is an
important
in
music and colourful
clothing of all
religio
us and
social festival for Christians aroud the
celebrates the return of Jesus from the
dead
Blossom Festival happens a
little co
with pink
snow.
and the coming of spring and new pan’
sCherry
untry, covered with cherry tree
flowers, looks as thought it is covered
People love to get together to eat , drink
and have fun with each als let us enjoy
lif
e,be proud of our customs and forget
our work for a little while
A SAD LOVE STORY
Li Fang was heart-
was
Valentine
’sDay
after
work.
But
she
didn
’turn
and
Hu
Jin
had
said
she would meet him
at t
be
with
her
friends right
n ow
laughing
she
would keep her
word. He
he
coffee shop
at
up. She could
said
she
would
be
there
at
seven
o’ clock, and
he
thought
had
looked
forward
to
meeting
her
all
day,
and now
ike
a
fool.
Well,
he
was
not
going
ess
he
was
alone
with
his roses and chocolates, l
for
her
to
to hold his
breath
apologize.
He
would
drown
his sadn
in coffee.
It was obvious
that the manager of the coffee shop was waiting
for Li Fang to leave-he wiped
t
story
abo
he tables, then sat
down and turned on the TV-just
what Li Fang needed! A sad
Chinese
ut lost love.
The
granddaughter
of
the Goddess
of Heaven
visted
the
earth.
Her
name
was
Zhin ü,the
weavin
they
fell in
love.(
“ Justlike
me an
g
girl.
While
d
she was
on
earth
she
met
the
herd
boy
Niulang
and
Hu Jin, ”
thoughtLi Fang.)They
got
married
secretly,
and
they were
very happy.(
“
Wecould
be
like t
the
Goddess
of
Heaven
knew
that
her
granddaughter
was
married
to g
to a
hat, ”
thoughtLi Fang.)When
human,
she
became
very
angry
and
made
the
weaving
girl return
Milly
Way,
stopped
tried
to
follow
her
grand
her,
but the river of stars,the
mother
finally
bridge
12
g
that
Zhin ü was
heart-broken,
decided
to let
the
couple
cross the Milky
Way to meet once a year. Magpies
make a
of their wings
so
the
couple
can
cross
the
river
to
meet on
the
seventh
day
of the
seventh
lunar month. People in China
hope that the weather will be fine on that
to meet.
day, because if it is
rainin
g, it means that Zhin ü is
weeping and the couple won’ t be able
The
announcer said, ”Thisis the story
Valentine
’
of Qiqiao
foreigners hear about the story,
t
you can all meet the one yo
hey
call it a Chinese ’a sfine day
today,
so I hope
u love. ”
As Li Fang set off for
home, he thought, ”Iguess Hu Jin doesn’t love
me .I ’lljust throw
owers
and
choco lates away. I don’ twant them to remind me
of her. ”So he did.
As he sadly passed the tea shop on the
corner on his way home, he heard a voice
There was Hu Jin waving at him and
calling , “ why are you so late?I
’
vebeen
waiting
a
long time!And I have a gift for you! ”
What would he do? He had
thrown away her Valentine gifts!She would never
forgive
would Valentine
’Day!s
not be a happy
13
these
fl
calling
him.
for you for
him.
This