關于英語故事17篇
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關于誠實的英語小故事
【篇一：關于誠實的英語小故事】
誠信(good faith)這篇可以參考：）~~
你可用自己親身經歷過的或是自己知道的關于的誠實故事,來增加你的演說的感染力.
個人意見,僅供參考.
祝好!
jerald wayne strickland
interim senior vice president of academic affairs, university of houston
curator ream, chancellor george, provost cope, dean davis, distinguished faculty, graduates, friends and family members, i am so pleased to be with you on this special occasion.
thank you dean davis for the wonderful introduction, and i bring warm wishes from my university to the 2005 graduates, their families and guests, and to the faculty and administration of the college of optometry. i am especially pleased to join university of missouri system curator, dr. anne ream, dean larry davis and the faculty to celebrate this most important event in the life of an optometrist, the sudden and abrupt change from professional student to doctor.
graduates, it is a very high order privilege and distinct honor for me to address you today, and i am humbled by your collective accomplishments as students, as clinicians and as citizens.
the 28 women and 16 men who are members of the class of 2005 come from thirteen (13) states. you joined this fine university and college four years ago as eager students with strong academic backgrounds and collegial spirits. i checked with the dean and a few members of your class earlier today and i am happy to report that your spirits have not been broken, nor your intellectual curiosity diminished.
one could rate the approximately 1,200 members of the optometry class of 2005 across this nation as the best we have graduated, indeed with the many changes in our practicing profession and consequently in the preparatory curriculum one can feel quite safe in making such a statement at this and, hopefully, subsequent commencements.
in addition to these accolades, one should realize that only 1/100th of 1 percent of the world’s population achieves the doctoral level of education. therefore, from a global perspective, this is truly a remarkable achievement.
i read recently that brevity, humor and celebrity are important in graduation speeches. if i can do one out of three, i feel i have accomplished my goal.
i want to tell you a story and share a simple message with you.
mrs. brown was a longtime patient of mine at the university eye institute. we had worked through systemic and eye diseases and related conditions over about 8 years. she was a regular, annual patient who felt comfortable about calling me when she had questions and sharing with me issues related to her healthcare needs. we had dealt with open angle glaucoma, cataract surgery, diabetes, hypertension and frequent changes in her refractive error.
about 4 years ago i received one of those regular phone calls but this time there was sadness in her voice. remember, i was the one person of only a few with whom she shared her health and vision problems and sometimes personal problems. i was “her eye doctor” and we had long ago passed the cross cultural communication barrier.
as we talked, mrs. brown began to cry as she shared the fact that her health insurance and subsequent medicare changes would no longer pay for her visits nor the diagnostic and therapeutic services that i prescribed. although commonplace today, these sudden and often traumatic changes in medical service providers disregard the importance of trust, understanding and respect developed over time between patient and doctor. this scenario happens only too often where this important relationship between doctor and patient is strained and often severed due to impersonal and external factors.
the story of mrs. brown has been repeated tens of thousands of times in optometry, medicine, dentistry, osteopathy, podiatry, pharmacy, etc. for many, the doctor-patient relationship has been replaced with impersonal third party shepherding of patients from provider to provider. many of you have experienced this disruption in your healthcare.
mrs. brown did still stay in touch with me, about once every year, with a phone call to me or my staff bringing us up-to-date on her health and vision problems. she had many doctors over those years. the reason i tell you this story is to demonstrate and emphasize to you that trust, understanding and respect are powerful magnets for doctors and their patients. a breach of these will likely repel. good doctor-patient relationships are built on honesty and integrity and withstand external pressures, influences and even misunderstandings. a trusting doctor-patient relationship is not easily disturbed, and we see in the example of my patient, mrs. brown, it can prevail.
i was sure when mrs. brown did have a choice to return to me as her eye doctor, she would bring her family and friends.
well, it happened! about 2 years ago, during our annual phone call, she seemed excited and most cheerful—“doctor, i have made an appointment to see you next month, the insurance tides have turned.”
this brings to mind a truism from the american frontier: “honesty and integrity are not something you should flirt with—you should be married to them.”
honesty, trust, compassion, fairness, patience, understanding, respect, dignity, confidentiality, good citizenship, charity and beneficence are most worthy traits for all citizens, but they are mandatory traits for those of us who occupy positions of high responsibility for human and health services. this is not a case where 80% or even 90% of those attributes is acceptable—it’s 100%—much like take-offs and landings and action potentials, it’s all or none.
most persons have a tincture of each of these traits, but for the healthcare provider it is an imperative to have a large therapeutic and preventive dose.
if one samples patients regarding the traits of the “best doctors” they know or have experienced, each of the previously noted virtues can be found. patients want and expect their doctors to be professionally virtuous and to be model citizens.
you will soon take the “optometric oath” which allows you to state before family, friends, colleagues and your faculty, your ethical and professional convictions.
in the 4th century b.c., the greek physician hippocrates, the “father of medicine,” laid out common sense ethical principles which are known to all of us in the health professions. they deal with respect, fairness, justice, confidentiality, honesty and quality of care. “the hippocratic oath.”
sound familiar? yes, and after 17 centuries.
there is one somewhat lesser known component of the hippocratic oath; it is “respect for your teachers.” simply stated, hippocrates wrote and pledged: “to hold him (or now her) who has taught me this art as equal to my parents and to live my life in partnership with him (her).”
for your distinguished and patient faculty members who have played roles as teacher, mentor and counselor in your career, continue this relationship and trust and respect them and the institution which has embraced you for four years.
another truism from the american frontier: “when you get to where you are goin’, the first thing to do is take care of the horse you rode in on.”
there are few things in higher education that reach the level of pride and satisfaction for a faculty member than to share one’s knowledge, skill and experience with others who will go forth and practice (and teach others).
back to mrs. brown. she taught me important lessons in doctor-patient relations—ones that work, ones, which i hope you will embrace, and practice--- honesty, integrity, understanding, respect and trust.
congratulations and best wishes and stay the course and lead the profession of optometry to new heights, and remember mrs. brown, every patient can be a mrs. brown.
finally, you are now entering the ranks of the optometric profession with our high expectation that you will continue the leadership traditions of irvin borish, anne ream, jack bennett, larry davis, your distinguished faculty, and your state and national optometric leaders.
i challenge each of you to distinguish yourself in all aspects of the profession. i promise you the result will indeed be fulfilling and rewarding. “bite off more than you can chew and chew it!”
i leave you with some advice from the sage and plainspoken will rogers:
“good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment”
and
“never miss a good chance to shut up”
it has been an honor to be with you today.
【篇二：關于誠實的英語小故事】
honesty is the best policy
a milkman became very wealthy through dishonest means. he had to cross a river daily to reach the city where his customers lived. he mixed the water of the river generously with the milk that he sold for a good profit. one day he went around collecting the dues in order to celebrate the wedding of his son. with the large amount thus collected he purchased plenty of rich clothes and glittering gold ornaments. but while crossing the river the boat capsized and all his costly purchases were swallowed by the river. the milk vendor was speechless with grief. at that time he heard a voice that came from the river, do not weep. what you have lost is only the illicit gains you earned through cheating your customers.
moral: honest dealings are always supreme. money earned by wrong methods will never remain forever.
【篇三：關于誠實的英語小故事】
關于誠信的六年級：誠實勝于名譽maintain your integrity a while back, there was a story about reuben gonzolas,
從前,有一個關于魯賓 岡薩雷斯的英語故事
who was in the final match of his first professional racquetball toumament at match point in the fifth and final game, gonzolas made a super kill shot into the front corner to win the tournament. the referee4 called it good, and one of the linemen confirmed the shot was a winner.
他正在參加第一次職業墻球錦標賽的最后一場比賽。魯賓 岡薩雷斯向前角做了一個漂亮的扣殺，贏得了比賽。裁判認為魯賓 岡薩雷斯勝了，邊線員也確認進球算數。
但由于了片刻，魯賓 岡薩雷斯轉身并宣稱，他的投球首先碰到了地板，然后才彈到了墻里。結果，對手得到了發球權，并最后贏得了比賽。
reuben gonzolas walked off the court; everyone was stunned. the next issue of a leading racquetball magazine featured gonzolas on its cover. the lead editorial searched and questioned for an explanation for the first ever occurrence on the professional racquetball circuit. who could ever imagine it in any sport or endeavor? here was a player with everything officially in his favor, with victory in his grasp, who disqualifies10 himself at match point and loses.
魯賓 岡薩雷斯離開了球場，人們都驚呆了，下一期的一種重要墻球雜志用魯賓 岡薩雷斯作為封面。英語該雜志的主編為職業墻賽場上第一次所發生的事情尋找答案。參與其他賽事或者比賽的人能想象這種事的發生嗎?魯賓 岡薩雷斯在賽場上一帆風順，勝利在握。他自愿放棄獲勝的機會，輸掉了比賽。
when asked why he did it, gonzolas replied, it was the only thing i could do to maintain my integrity.
當被問及這樣做的原因時，魯賓 岡薩雷斯回答道： 為了保持我的誠實，我只能這樣做。
y 一個誠實的故事 on february twelfth, a friday night in new york in winter, a poor handsome young man called jay stood near the railway station, playing a small concert on his violin. the music was so excellentthat many people slowed down, sometimes gave a cheer or praise, and put some money into his hat.
on saturday, jay came again. he took out a large piece of paper and laid it on the ground. then he began playing with speed, lively and proud, in this public space. it seemed more pleasant to listen to, a perfect program of music. before long, many people came, looking at the paper. manypointed at it, wondering. it said, last night, a gentleman named george sang put an important thing into my hat. please come to claim it soon. jay knew the man was somewhere out there.
seeing this, people wondered what it could be. after about half an hour, a middle-aged manrushed through the many people to the young man and said, i m george. i knew you d come here!
then george explained the whole story. he bought a lottery ticket a few days ago. yesterday he found that he won a prize of $500,000. he was very excited to be a winner. on his way home, he felt the music was so wonderful that he took out $100 and put it into the hat. however, the lottery ticket with his name on it was also mistakenly thrown in.
jay was a student at an arts school in paris. he had booked a flight on an airplane that would leave from the airport that morning to go across the atlantic. however, when he happened to find the ticket holder had won the lottery, he cancelled the flight and came back to the railway station. he knew to whom the ticket belonged. george, the owner of the object said that jay was his hero.
later, after hearing the tale, someone asked jay, what a huge discovery! why didn t you take the lottery ticket for yourself? he said, although i don t have much money, i live happily in general; but if i lose honesty, i won t be happy forever. i cannot afford to do that.
2月12日星期五的傍晚，在紐約，一個英俊而又貧窮的年輕人站在地鐵站門口，他叫杰，正拉著他的小開著屬于自己的演奏會。琴聲優美動聽，很多人情不自禁地放慢了腳步，時不時地發出贊美或歡呼聲，并在年輕人跟前的禮帽里放一些錢。
星期六，杰又來了。他從包里拿出一張大紙，鋪在地面上。然后他開始演奏，歡快、活潑并充滿豪情的樂曲回蕩在這塊公共場所內。樂聲似乎比以前更動聽更悠揚，像是一出完美的音樂節目。不久，來了很多人，大家都看著地面上的紙。很多人疑惑地指指點點。上面寫著： 昨天傍晚，有一位叫喬治 桑的先生錯將一份很重要的東西放在我的禮帽里，請速來認領。
杰知道這個男士就在此地的某處。
見此情景，人們都想知道這是一份什么樣的東西。過了半小時左右，一位中年男人急急忙忙跑到年輕人跟前說： 我就是喬治。我就知道您會來這兒的!
然后，喬治解釋了整件事情。幾天前，他買了一張彩票。昨天，他發現他中了50萬美元的獎金。他非常興奮自己能中獎。回家的路上，他覺得音樂特別美妙，于是掏出100美元放在禮帽里，可是不小心把寫著自己名字的獎票也扔了進去。
杰是巴黎一名藝術學院的學生。他已訂好機票，飛機應今早從機場起飛穿越大西洋。可是他整理東西時發現了這張彩票，于是就退掉了機票，又來到了地鐵口。他知道這張彩票屬于誰。彩票的得主喬治稱贊杰是他的英雄。
后來，在聽了這個故事后，有人問杰： 這是一個多么大的發現啊，你怎么不自己拿了呢? 杰回答說： 雖然我沒什么錢，但我活得很快樂;假如我沒了誠信，我一天也不會快樂。這個代價我承受不起。
關于誠信的六年級英語故事：華盛頓砍樹washington cut the trees washington was the first president of america. when he was a boy, he cut his father s two cherry trees.
華盛頓是美國第一位總統。他是孩子的時候，砍掉了他父親的兩顆櫻桃樹。
his father returned and got very angry. he said to himself, if i found out who cut my trees. i would give him a good beating.
他父親回來了，非常生氣。他暗自思量， 如果我查明誰砍了我的樹，我要狠狠揍他一頓。
他父親到處詢問。當他問他兒子時，華盛頓開始哭了起來。
i cut your trees! washington told the truth.
我砍了你的樹! 華盛頓和盤托出。
the father carried his son and said, my clever child, i would rather lose one hundred trees then you should tell a lie.
父親抱起他的兒子說： 我好聰明的孩子，我寧愿失去一百棵樹，也不愿聽你說謊。
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關于英語故事太陽和風
突然，他們看到一個行人走在路上，太陽說：“誰能使行人脫下衣服，誰就更強大。 太陽藏在烏云后面，風開始拼命地吹，風刮得越猛烈，行人越是裹緊自己的衣服。 太陽出來了，暖暖地曬著行人，行人感到很熱，很快就把外套脫了下來。 寓意: 勸說往往比強迫更為有效。 Both of them claimed to be stronger. At last they agreed to have a trial of strength.兩個人都自稱自己比對方強大，最后，他們都同意來場較量。 "Here comes a traveller.來了一個旅行者，Let us see who can strip him of his cloak." said the Sun.讓我們看看誰能夠讓他脫下衣服，太陽說。 The Wind agreed and did choose to have the first turn.風同意了，決定它先來。 He blew in the hardest possible way.風使出最大的力氣刮了起來。 As a result, the traveller wrapped his cloak even more tightly around him.結果，旅行者把自己的衣服包的更緊了。 Then it was the turn of the Sun. At first he shone very gently.然后，輪到太陽了，剛開始，它只是溫和地照耀著大地。 The sun went on shining brighter and brighter.然后，他越來越亮，The traveller felt hot.旅行者覺得熱了，Before long he took off his cloak and put it in his bag.于是脫下了外套，把外套放進了包里。 The Wind accepted his defeat.風認輸了。 看了“關于英語故事太陽和風的人還看了：1.寫一篇關于神話故事的英語作文2.長篇英語故事3.經典幼兒園英語故事大全4.關于英語經典美文誦讀5.經典兒童英語故事大全
關于英語故事(4)
關于嫦娥的英語故事
Legend of Chang-Er, the Moon Goddess
月亮女神-----嫦娥奔月的傳說
The story begins around 2170 after the great flood in the Hsia dynasty. Yu, king of many kingdoms, was credited with stopping the flood, and with teaching farmers how to cultivate their fields, thus commencing a prosperous epoch.
At the same time in Heaven the Jade Emperor wished to help the farmers raise animals and cultivate their fields. He gave orders to his ten sons to become ten suns and travel across the sky one at a time, each taking one day. The ten young men disobeyed; all ten of them came out every day, and the heat from ten suns shining all at once made the earth intolerably hot. People and animals died of heat, rivers dried up, land became barren and forests scorched and burned.
The farmers prayed, giving sacrifices and burning incense to Heaven for deliverance. The Jade Emperor heard their prayers and saw the destruction caused by his sons. He sent Hou Yi, his bravest god, down to earth to solve the problem of the ten suns and end the catastrophe. Hou Yi was a good, courageous god with a beautiful wife, Chang Er. Deeply in love with each other, they were known as the Divine Couple. Chang Er didn’t like the thought of going down to earth, but she was unwilling to be separated from her husband, so together they descended to earth and became mortals among the Eastern clans.
Hou Yi was a great archer and brought his magic bow from heaven with him. Knowing that Hou Yi came from heaven, the people of the clans proclaimed him to be their leader.
Seeing how much suffering and destruction were caused by the heat of the ten suns, Hou Yi climbed to the top of Tienshan mountain and began negotiating with the suns to have pity on the unfortunate people. He pleaded to the suns to take turns and make their journeys across the sky singly, one for each day, and explained the white blaze of ten suns is much too much for the land to bear. He also told them how much Heaven loves all living things.
But the ten audacious suns considered it dull and boring to go across the sky one at a time and that much more fun was to be had by coming out together, so they refused to listen. They increased their heat and caused even more suffering. This angered Hou Yi. He took out his magic bow and arrows and shot down nine of the suns; the last sun begged for his life and promised obedience at performing his task of separating night from day.
Finally the earth was at peace and people enjoyed their work and lives. However, when Hou Yi made his report to the Jade Emperor, he was furious at Hou Yi for killing his nine sons, and refused to let the Divine Couple return to Heaven.
As leader of the clans, there was much for Hou Yi to do on earth. He taught the people many ways to defend their land and themselves. He was so busy with his duties he became neglectful of his lovely and lonely wife. Chang Er was especially unhappy to be an earthly mortal with all of mortality’s suffering, aging and death in particular. Also, she was angry at Hou Yi for shooting down the Jade Emperor’s nine sons, and the couple became unhappy and estranged.
To avoid arguing with his wife, Hou Yi spent his time travelling about the land alone. He became familiar to its people, performing many good deeds wherever he travelled. He also killed a gigantic, 100,000-foot snake and a nine-headed monster that had caused much distress and thousands of lives. Many times he prayed to the Jade Emperor to let himself and his wife return to Heaven, but the Emperor refused his plead and so Hou Yi and Chang Er remained as mortals, suffering as ordinary human beings do.
In his travel he chanced to meet a beautiful mortal woman, Mi Fei. She was the wife of Feng Yee, the God of Water, who had a reputation as a womanizer and for ignoring his wife. Both lonelyd, Mi Fei and Hou Yi became friends and later lovers. In legend, such things never remain unpunished. When Feng Yee returned and discovered his wife’s infidelity, he was furious and transformed himself into a white dragon, roaring and plunging in the water, destroying fields and killing many people. Hou Yi thought the dragon was an evil sea monster. He took up his bow and shot, blinding Feng Yee in one eye. Thereupon, the god of waters registered a complaint with the Jade Emperor. The Emperor considered all the good deeds that Hou Yi had done for the mortals, and since he was already under punishment, the Emperor merely ordered Hou Yi to go home to Chang Er and never see Mi Fei again.
Hou Yi had no choice but to return home. Chang Er was angry with him for his unfaithfulness and unhappiness came between the once “divine” couple. Hou Yi knew that he had wronged his wife and tried to soothe her, telling her that tears would make her age faster, as they were now mortals. Chang Er looked at her reflection in the water, for in those days there were no mirrors. She was terrified to see wrinkles appearing around her eyes, and demanded that Hou Yi find some way to restore her immortality.
Hou Yi was desolate and dared not stay at home, but he couldn’t violate the Jade Emperorís order by going to Mi Fei. He became violent and drunk. In his drunkenness he treated the people cruelly. There were two men among the people who began to plot against him, Feng Meng and Han Cho. Both were opportunists. Han Cho told Hou Yi that the Royal Goddess resided on top of Kunlun Mountain and had a pill of immortality.
Hou Yi decided that for the saje of peace at home he would climb Kunlun Mountain and begg the Royal Goddess for the pill of immortality. The Goddess, taking pity on him, gave him her one remaining pill. She instructed Hou Yi that if one person took the pill he would ascend to Heaven, but if he cut the pill into two halves and shared it with another, they could live forever. The pill had to be taken on the 15th night of the eighth month when the moon was fullest. Hou Yi was very happy and thanked the Royal Goddess exuberantly and went home to Chang Er. They decided to divide the pill and take it at the proper time so that they could both attain immortality.
Three days before the 15th day of the eighth month, Hou Yi heard of a medicinal solution called “jade elixir” that could be found on Tienshan mountain, an elixir that could could prevent women from aging and allow them to stay eternally beautiful. Hou Yi wished to please Chang Er and resume a happy life at home, so he decided that he could make the trip in three days to obtain this wonderful medicine and to surprise his wife. He left for Tienshan immediately.
On the 15th of the eighth month, Chang Er saw no sign of Hou Yi. She waited and later grew impatient, and sought out Feng Meng the schemer and asked where her husband was. Feng Meng lied and told Chang Er that Hou Yi had gone to see Mi Fei. Chang Er believed him and became furious at her unfaithful husband. As the moon rose Chang Er went into the garden, looking up to heaven and remembering the contentment in the life of immortality and the happiness of heaven, and then she thought of the sorrows of the earth. She was confused and filled with emotion. Thinking that Hou Yi had abandoned her, she swallowed the whole pill and at once she felt her body becoming lighter, rising upwards towards the sky. At this moment Hou Yi arrived back with the jade elixir and saw Chang Er ascending faster and faster.
The gods and goddesses in heaven despised Chang Er because she had abandoned her husband. Chang Er had to change her direction and head toward the cold palace in the moon. Hou Yi watched from the earth and took out his magic bow to shoot down the moon. He aimed but he could not bear to kill his wife. Frustrated and saddened, he destroyed his magical weapons and took to drink.
Hou Yi’s enemy Feng Meng watch and waited until Hou Yi was senselessly drunk, then he attacked Hou Yi then and killed him. When Chang Er arrived at the cold palace in the moon and saw how her husband had been cruelly murdered she deeply mourned what she had done. She was cut off from the happy life in heaven and committed to eternity alone in the moon, becaming the moon goddess.
Each year on the 15th day of the eighth month, when the moon is at its fullest and brightest, people look at the moon and try to see in it the image of a beautiful maiden.
關于英語故事(5)
烏鴉喝水英語小故事 [關于烏鴉喝水英語故事]
在兒童成長所需的這個豐富多彩的世界里,故事能夠很好的滿足學生的好奇心,娛樂心,探索心,智慧心和游戲心。小編分享關于烏鴉喝水英語故事，希望可以幫助大家! 關于烏鴉喝水英語故事版本1
The Crow and the Pitcher
A Crow, half-dead with thirst, came upon a Pitcher which had once been full of water; but when the Crow put its beak into the mouth of the Pitcher he found that only very little water was left in it, and that he could not reach far enough down to get at it. He tried, and he tried, but at last had to give up in despair. Then a thought came to him, and he took a pebble and dropped it into the Pitcher. Then he took another pebble and dropped it into the Pitcher. Then he took another pebble and dropped that into the Pitcher. Then he took another pebble and dropped that into the Pitcher. Then he took another pebble and dropped that into the Pitcher. Then he took another pebble and dropped that into the Pitcher. At last, at last, he saw the water mount up near him, and after casting in a few more pebbles he was able to quench his thirst and save his life.
Little by little does the trick. 關于烏鴉喝水英語故事版本2
It was a scorching hot summer day. One crow was very thirsty. “I’m so thirsty.” The thirsty crow roamed around looking for water. After flying for a long time, the crow found a water bottle in one of the farmer’s yard. The crow was so happy that he was able to have a drink.
The crow put his beak into the bottle. However, because the bottle was so long, he was not able to reach the water. The crow was exhausted.
’Should I go some other place for a drink?’ He thought. However, because his wings were damage, he was not able to move. “What shall I do?”
The crow flew round and round the farmer’s yard, and thought. “Sure, that’s what I will do.” The crow had an idea.
With all his strength, the crow started picking up stones. “One, two.” He did this several times until the bottle was filled with stones. Then the crow drank a lot of water. Finally, the crow had enough strength to fly again. 關于烏鴉喝水英語故事版本3
It was a hot summer day with the sun shining brightly. A crow was flying here and there in search of water for his very thirsty throat.
這是一個炎熱的夏天，太陽烘烤著大地。一只烏鴉，他的喉嚨都要干死了，他飛來飛去想找點水喝。
”Oh, I am can I find water?” At last the crow was so happy because he found a water bottle. “It’s a water bottle! I’m saved!”
“噢，渴死我了!哪里能找到水啊?”最終，烏鴉很開心的找到了一個水瓶：“水瓶啊!我得救了!”
But there was a problem! The opening of the bottle was too small for the crow’s beak to fit was no way he could drink from the bottle.可是一個問題出現了。水壺的開口實在是太小了，烏鴉的嘴根本伸不進去。這下他怎么也喝不到水了。
”Oh! There is only a little bit of water at the bottom. Still it’s the only water I’ve found. What can I do?”“哦!就在壺底有這么點水，我又找不到別的水源。怎么辦怎么辦??”
The crow thought and though. Finally he came up with a good idea. “That’s it! That’s what I’ll do!”烏鴉想了又想，想了又想。最終，他想到了一個好辦法：“恩，沒錯，就是那樣!”
The crow found a stone and put it inside the bottle. “Now, let’s have a drink! Oh, no! This won’t work.” The crow put two more stones into the bottle. “Let’s have some water! Oh,I still need more!”烏鴉找來了一塊石頭，將它放進了水壺。“現在，我可以喝了吧!哦，不是吧，沒用?”烏鴉又放了兩塊石頭進去。“喝點水! 哦，不夠不夠，再來點!”
The crow found more stones and put them into the bottle. “It should be enough. Let’s see if I can drink it now! Ah! How refreshing.”烏鴉又去找了些石頭，將它們放進水壺。“應該差不多了。我看看能不能喝現在。哦哦，多好喝的水啊!”
The wise crow kept putting stones in the bottle to make the water come up. So finally he was able to enjoy the refreshing water to his hearts content. It’s certainly good to have wisdom!
聰明的小烏鴉繼續往水壺里扔著石頭，水也越漲越高。最終，水位漲上來了，他很輕松地就喝到了水。顯然的，擁有智慧是一個多美好的事情。
關于英語故事(6)
關于猴子的英語故事欣賞
一位老人在椅子上睡著了。 一只蒼蠅飛來落在老人的鼻子上。 老人有一只頑皮的猴子。 猴子在追打蒼蠅。 蒼蠅再次飛落在老人的鼻子上，猴子一再追打蒼蠅。 這樣往返了五六次，猴子很生氣。 他跳著跑到花園，撿起一塊大石頭。 當蒼蠅再次落在老人的鼻子上時，猴子用石頭擊中老人的鼻子上的蒼蠅。 他砸死了蒼蠅也打破了老人的鼻子。 關于猴子的英語故事篇二The monkey mother has two little monkeys. She likes the younger, not the other.猴媽媽生了兩個猴子。 她喜歡年幼的小猴子而不喜歡年長的大猴子。 One day, they were playing in a forest when a wolf came，running at them. The monkey ran away with the younger monkey in a hurry and left the older alone. She climbed up a tree andheld the younger in her arms.一天，他們正在森林里玩的時候，一只狼來了并向他們撲去。 猴子匆忙帶著小猴子跑了，單獨留下大猴子。 她跑著小猴子爬到樹上。 After some time, the wolf went away slowly. The monkey took the baby out of her arms. She was surprised to see that the baby had died, for the baby was held in arms too highly. Very long time later, she remembered to look for the older baby. The older baby was hiding in awood. So he saved himself.過些時候，狼慢慢地離開了。 母猴從他的懷里放下小猴子。 她吃驚的發現猴寶寶已經死了，因為小猴子在她的懷里被摟地太緊了。 過了很長時間，她才想起去尋找那只大猴子。 大猴子藏在一個大洞里，他救了自己。 老人在一個房間里放了一些小盒子。 然后他有把這些小盒子放入一些大盒子里。 其中一個小盒子里有一些蘋果。 當老人準備這一切時，他讓猴子在外面等待。 當老人完成了所有準備工作后，他想讓猴子進房間去尋找那些水果。 在出房間前，老人把右眼放在鑰匙眼上想看看猴子正在外面干什么。 讓他吃驚的是，老人看見了猴子的眼睛。 原來，猴子也通過鑰匙眼在外面看老人在干什么。 看了“關于猴子的英語故事的人還看了：1.關于猴子的英語故事閱讀2.關于幼兒園英語故事欣賞3.少兒英語故事欣賞大全4.兒童雙語故事 Two Little Monkeys兩只猴子5.兒童英語故事欣賞大全
關于英語故事(7)
關于狼來了英語故事短文
一天，他想捉弄村名，就大喊：“狼來了!狼來了! 善良的村民們正在地里干活，聽到喊聲，趕快去救他。 俄式他們到了那里，男孩說：“沒有狼。 我跟你們開完先的。 村民很生氣，回到田里。 不一會，那孩子大喊：狼來了!狼來了!村民來了，卻再次被欺騙。 男孩開心地大笑，村民們說：“你說謊。 我們再也不會相信你了。 后來狼真的來了。 男孩十分害怕。 “狼來了!狼來了!他大聲呼喊，“救命啊!救命!但是沒人來。 結果這個淘氣的男孩被狼吃了。 關于狼來了英語故事短文版本2WolfIn the past, there is a baby sheep, sheep every day, go to the mountains.One day, he felt very bored, wanted to make fun of you had a fun idea. He is farming toward the foot of the mountain farmers shout: "Wolf! Wolf! Help ah!" The farmer who heard the cry quickly ran up the hill holding a hoe and sickle, they ran shouting: "Do not be afraid, children, we"ll help you fight the wolf! "Farmers rushed breathlessly to see the mountains, not even the shadow of the wolf! Sheep baby laughed: "Interesting, you fools!" Farmers angrily away.The next day, sheep baby old tricks, good farmers and rushed to help him fight wolves, they still did not see the shadow of the wolf.Sheep doll smile bending beneath: "Ha ha! You also fooled! Ha ha!"Again and again and talk to the sheep doll lying very angry, never again to believe him any more.A few days later, the wolf really came, suddenly broke into a sheep. Sheep doll very frightened, Pinmingdexiang farmers shout: "Wolf! Wolf! Quick help! The wolf really came!"Farmer who heard his cries, that he was lying, we do not sell it to him, no one to help him, the result of many sheep, baby sheep are killed by wolves.狼來了從前，有個放羊娃，每天都去山上放羊。 一天，他覺得十分無聊，就想了個捉弄大家尋開心的主意。 他向著山下正在種田的農夫們大聲喊：“狼來了!狼來了!救命啊!農夫們聽到喊聲急忙拿著鋤頭和鐮刀往山上跑，他們邊跑邊喊：“不要怕，孩子，我們來幫你打惡狼!農夫們氣喘吁吁地趕到山上一看，連狼的影子也沒有!放羊娃哈哈大笑：“真有意思，你們上當了!農夫們生氣地走了。 第二天，放羊娃故伎重演，善良的農夫們又沖上來幫他打狼，可還是沒有見到狼的影子。 放羊娃笑得直不起腰：“哈哈!你們又上當了!哈哈!大伙兒對放羊娃一而再再而三地說謊十分生氣，從此再也不相信他的話了。 過了幾天，狼真的來了，一下子闖進了羊群。 放羊娃害怕極了，拼命地向農夫們喊：“狼來了!狼來了!快救命呀!狼真的來了!農夫們聽到他的喊聲，以為他又在說謊，大家都不理睬他，沒有人去幫他，結果放羊娃的許多羊都被狼咬死了。 東東家養了很多羊。 每天他都去放羊。 有一天東東說：“哎，真是太無聊了!哎，我有一個好主意!他爬上了那個小山。 “救命啊!救命啊!狼來了!農民叔叔又聽到了他的叫聲。 “哦!天哪!狼來了!我們快去幫助他吧!他們跑到東東那里。 “東東，東東，大灰狼呢?“哈!哈!哈!根本就沒有狼!“你怎么能夠撒這樣的慌呢?他們非常的生氣!第二天，他又叫了一次。 “狼來了，救命啊!又一次，農民叔叔非常非常地生氣。 “我們永遠也不會再相信你了!狼叫了“啊嗚 啊嗚!突然，一只大灰狼跳了出來。 “啊!救命啊!救命啊!但是沒有答應。 狼叫“啊嗚 啊嗚!“你是一個壞孩子，沒有人會來幫你的。 哈哈哈!’“但是，狼先生，我們應該是好朋友啊!“好朋友?你和我?為什么?“壞家伙就應該和壞家伙交朋友嘛!這樣我才可以保護自己啊!大灰狼想了一會。 “恩，也許你說的對!狼轉過了身。 狼叫“啊嗚 啊嗚!東東撿起了一只棍子，狠狠的敲向狼，狼被打暈過去了就在這時，農民聞聲趕來，看到倒在地上的狼，大為吃驚，但他有轉過身對東東說：“恩，你是一個聰明的孩子，以后不要再撒謊了。 否則，你就只能和狼交朋友了，記住了!“是我的錯，我道歉，對不起!看了“關于狼來了英語故事短文的人還看了：1.關于狼來了的英語故事閱讀2.有關于狼來了英語故事欣賞3.關于狼來了英語故事欣賞4.有關英語故事狼來了閱讀5.關于狼來了英語故事帶翻譯
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關于幸福的英語小故事
【篇一：關于幸福的英語小故事】
有夢想，就有幸福;有幸福，就有憧憬;有，就有未來!小編精心了關于幸福的，供大家欣賞學習!
關于幸福的篇1 親愛的,你才是我的幸福
she was dancing. my crippled grandmother was dancing. i stood in the living room doorway absolutely stunned. i glanced at the kitchen table and sure enough-right under a small, framed drawing on the wall-was a freshly baked peach pie.
她在跳舞。我那身有殘疾的祖母居然在跳舞。我站在客廳的門口，被徹底驚呆了。我掃了一眼廚房的餐桌，果不其然，在餐桌上 墻上那幅小小的鑲框畫像的正下方 有一塊新鮮出爐的烤蜜桃派。
i heard her sing when i opened the door but did not want to interrupt the beautiful song by yelling i had arrived, so i just tiptoed to the living room. i looked at how her still-lean body bent beautifully, her arms greeting the sunlight that was pouring through the window. and her legs those legs that had stiffly walked, aided with a cane, insensible shoes as long as i could remember. now she was wearing beautiful dancing shoes and her legs obeyed her perfectly. no limping. no stiffness. just beautiful, fluid motion. she was the pet of the dancing world. and then she d had her accident and it was all over. i had read that in an old newspaper clipping.
當我推門進屋的時候，我聽到了她在，但我不想大喊自己回來了，不想打斷那美妙的歌聲，于是我踮著腳尖走到客廳。我看著她那依然消瘦的身體優雅地彎下，她的手臂迎向從窗口傾瀉而入的陽光。而她的腿 自我能記事以來，她總是拄著拐杖，穿著便鞋，走起路來腿腳僵硬。可現在，她正穿著美麗的舞鞋，而她的雙腿完全聽從著她的支配。不再蹣跚，不再僵硬。只有優美、流暢的動作。她曾是界的寵兒。可是后來她遭遇了一場意外，舞蹈生涯因此而結束。我是從一張老舊的剪報中讀到這個的。
she turned around in a slow pirouette and saw me standing in the doorway. her song ended, and her beautiful movements with it, so abruptly that it felt like being shaken awake from a beautiful dream. the sudden silence rang in my ears. grandma looked so much like a kid caught with her hand in a cookie jar that i couldn t help myself, and a slightly nervous laughter escaped. grandma sighed and turned towards the kitchen. i followed her, not believing my eyes. she was walking with no difficulties in her beautiful shoes. we sat down by the table and cut ourselves big pieces of her delicious peach pie.
她緩緩地轉身做了一個足尖旋轉，見到我站在門口。她的歌聲嘎然而止，還有她那優美的動作，一切停止得如此突然，感覺像是從一場美夢中被人搖醒了。突如其來的寂靜沖擊著我的耳朵。祖母看起來很像是一個伸手從餅干罐里偷吃卻被抓了個正著的小孩，我不禁發出了一陣略帶一絲緊張的大笑。祖母嘆了口氣，轉身走向廚房。我跟在她身后，還是不敢相信自己的眼睛。她穿著那雙美麗的舞鞋，行走自如。我們坐在了桌邊，從她那美味的蜜桃派中切出了大大的幾塊，倆人一起吃。
so i blurted, how did your leg heal?
那么 我脫口而出道， 你的腿是怎么好了的?
to tell you the truth my legs have been well all my life, she said.
跟你說實話吧 我的腿一直都挺好的， 她說。
but i don t understand! i said, your dancing career i mean you pretended all these years?
可是我不明白! 我說， 你的舞蹈事業 我是說 難道這些年來你一直在假裝?
very much so, grandmother closed her eyes and savored the peach pie, and for a very good reason.
的確如此， 祖母閉上眼睛，品嘗著蜜桃派， 而且是因為一個非常好的理由。
what reason?
什么理由?
your grandfather.
你的祖父。
you mean he told you not to dance?
你是說，他讓你不要再跳舞了?
no, this was my choice. i am sure i would have lost him if i had continued dancing. i weighed fame and love against each other and love won.
不，這是我自己的選擇。我確信如果我再繼續跳舞的話，我就會失去他了。我權衡名利和愛情孰輕孰重之后，選擇了愛情。
she thought for a while and then continued. we were talking about engagement when your grandfather had to go to war. it was the most horrible day of my life when he left. i was so afraid of losing him, the only way i could stay sane was to dance. i put all my energy and time into practicing and i became very good. critics praised me, the public loved me, but all i could feel was the ache in my heart, not knowing whether the love of my life would ever return. then i went home and read and re-read his letters until i fell asleep. he always ended his letters with you are my joy. i love you with my life and after that he wrote his name. and then one day a letter came. there were only three sentences: i have lost my leg. i am no longer a whole man and now give you back your freedom. it is best you forget about me.
她想了一下，然后接著說道： 當你祖父不得不去從軍參戰的時候，我們已經到了談婚論嫁的階段了。他離開的那段日子是我一生中度過的最可怕的時期。我很害怕會失去他，能讓我不至于瘋掉的唯一方法就是跳舞。我把我所有的精力和時間都投入到了練習之中，于是我成為了很棒的舞者。評論家對我好評連連，公眾對我鐘情有嘉，可我唯一能感覺到的卻是我心中的痛，因為不知道我一生的摯愛是否能平安歸來。然后我回到家里，一遍又一遍地讀著他的來信，直到睡去。他總是在信的結尾寫著： 你才是我的幸福。愛你一生。
然后才是他的簽名。但有一天我又收到了他的來信。信中只有三句話： 我失去了一條腿。我不再是一個完整的人了，所以現在我將自由歸還給你。你最好還是把我忘掉吧。
i made my decision there and then. i took my leave, and traveled away from the city. when i returned i had bought myself a cane and wrapped my leg tightly with bandages. i told everyone i had been in a car crash and that my leg would never completely heal again. my dancing days were over. no one suspected the story i had learned to limp convincingly before i returned home. and i made sure the first person to hear of my accident was a reporter i knew well. then i traveled to the hospital. they had pushed your grandfather outside in his wheelchair. there was a cane on the ground by his wheelchair. i took a deep breath, leaned on my cane and limped to him.
于是我立刻做出了。我向眾人告別，離開了這個城市。當我再度歸來的時候，我為自己買了一副拐杖，并用繃帶把我的腿包得緊緊的。我告訴每一個人，說我遭遇了一場車禍，我的腿再也不可能完全復原了。我的舞蹈生涯就此結束了。沒有人懷疑這個故事 我在回家之前已經學會如何惟妙惟肖地跛行。我確保第一個聽說我出車禍的是一位我熟知的記者。接著我來到了你祖父所在的醫院。他們用輪椅把他推了出來。在他輪椅旁邊的地上有一副拐杖。我深深吸了一口氣，靠在我的拐杖上，一瘸一拐地向他走去。
by now i had forgotten about the pie and listened to grandma, mesmerized. what happened then? i hurried her when she took her time eating some pie.
此刻，我已經忘記了那塊蜜桃派，入迷地聽著祖母說話。
然后發生了什么事情呢? 當她停下來吃了幾口派時，我追。
i told him he was not the only one who had lost a leg, even if mine was still attached to me. i showed him newspaper clippings of my accident. so if you think i m going to let you feel sorry for yourself for the rest of your life, think again. there is a whole life waiting for us out there! i don t intend to be sorry for myself. but i have enough on my plate as it is, so you d better snap out of it too. and i am not going to carry you-you are going to walk yourself. grandma giggled, a surprisingly girlish sound coming from an old lady with white hair.
我告訴他，他并不是唯一失去了一條腿的人，盡管我的腿沒給截掉。我給他看了關于我發生車禍的剪報。
所以，如果你覺得我會讓你在余生自怨自艾，想都別想。在外面還有全新的生活在等待著我們!我不打算為此而顧影自憐。而眼下我要做的事情已經夠多的了，所以你最好也趕緊給我振作起來。而且你可別想我會背你 你要自己向前走。
祖母咯咯地笑著，這位滿頭銀發的老婦人令人吃驚地發出了少女般的笑聲。
i limped a few steps toward him and showed him what i d taken out of my pocket. now show me you are still a man, i said, i won t ask again. he bent to take his cane from the ground and struggled out of that wheelchair. i could see he had not done it before, because he almost fell on his face, having only one leg. but i was not going to help. and so he managed it on his own and walked to me and never sat in a wheelchair again in his life.
我一瘸一拐地走開了幾步，然后讓他看我從口袋里掏出的一樣東西。
現在讓我看看，你還是個男子漢。我可不會說第二次。
他彎下腰從地上拿起他的拐杖，掙扎著從那副輪椅中站出來。可以看得出他之前從未這樣做過，現在只有一條腿的他差點撲倒在地。但我沒打算幫他。接著他設法自己站穩了，向我走來，而且在他的后半生里再也沒有坐回到輪椅上。
what did you show him? i had to know. grandma looked at me and grinned. two engagement rings, of course. i had bought them the day after he left for the war and i was not going to waste them on any other man.
你給他看了什么東西呢? 我一定要知道。祖母看著我咧嘴而笑，說道： 當然是一對訂婚戒指了。在他從軍參戰的第二天我就買了這對戒指，我可不想把戒指浪費在任何其他男人身上。
i looked at the drawing on the kitchen wall, sketched by my grandfather s hand so many years before. the picture became distorted as tears filled my eyes. you are my joy. i love you with my life. i murmured quietly. the young woman in the drawing sat on her park bench and with twinkling eyes smiled broadly at me, an engagement ring carefully drawn on her finger.
我看著廚房墻壁上的那幅畫像,那是多年前我祖父親手繪就的。我眼中滿含淚水,眼前的畫像變得模糊起來。
你才是我的幸福。愛你一生。
我輕聲低語道。畫像中的年輕女人坐在公園長椅上,眼神清亮,笑容可掬地看著我,她的手指上被精心地畫有一枚訂婚戒指。
關于幸福的英語故事篇2 幸福快樂就好
we tried so hard to make things better for our kids that we made them worse. for my grandchildren, i d know better.
i d really like for them to know about hand-me-down clothes and home-made ice cream and leftover meatloaf. i really would.
my cherished grandson, i hope you learn humility by surviving failure and that you learn to be honest even when no one is looking.
i hope you learn to make your bed and mow the lawn and wash the car-and i hope nobody gives you a brand-new car when you are sixteen.
it will be good if at least one time you can see a baby calf born, and you have a good friend to be with you if you ever have to put your old dog to sleep.
i hope you get a black eye fighting for something you believe in.
i hope you have to share a bedroom with your younger brother. and it is all right to draw a line down the middle of the room, but when he wants to crawl under the covers with you because he s scared, i hope you ll let him.
and when you want to see a disney movie and your kid brother wants to tag along, i hope you take him.
i hope you have to walk uphill with your friends and that you live in a town where you can do it safely.
earn to use computers, you also learn how to add and subtract in your head.
i hope you get razzed by friends when you have your first crush on a girl, and that when you talk back to your mother you learn what ivory soap tastes like.
may you skin your knee climbing a mountain, burn your hand on the stove and stick your tongue on a frozen flagpole.
i hope you get sick when someone blows smoke in your face. i don t care if you try beer once, but i hope you won t like it. and if a friend offers you a joint or any drugs, i hope you are smart enough to realize that person is not your friend.
i sure hope you make time to sit on a porch with your grandpa or go fishing with your uncle.
i hope your mother punishes you when you throw a baseball through a neighbor s window, and that she hugs you and kisses you when you give her a plaster of pared mold of your hand.
these things i wish for you-tough times and disappointment, hard work and happiness.
爺爺的期望非常簡單 幸福快樂就好
我們竭盡全力想讓我們的兒女們過得更好，而結果卻是適得其反。對我的孫輩們，我就明智得多了。
我真的希望他們能夠了解什么是兄長傳下來的舊衣服，家制的冰淇淋，以及吃剩的肉糕。我真的希望。
我的寶貝孫子，我希望你在經受失敗的考驗之后能學會謙卑，也希望你能學會誠實，即使在沒有人注視你的時候。
我希望你能學會自己疊被子，自己刈草坪，自己洗車--我還希望在你滿十六歲時沒有人送給你一輛嶄新的轎車。
假如你至少有一次機會看見小牛犢出生，假如你不得不為你的老狗送終，那時有一位好朋友在場為你作伴--那樣該有多好啊!
我希望你能為自己的所信仰與人斗得眼青臉腫。
我希望你能和你弟弟共一間臥室--即使你在臥室中間劃一條分界線也沒關系。可是，當弟弟因為害怕而要爬進你的被窩時，我希望你會接納他。
當你要出去看迪斯尼電影，你的小弟弟想做你的小尾巴時，我希望你能帶上他。
我希望你能和朋友們一起爬山，而在你所生活的城市里做這項運動不會有什么危險。
如果你想要一把彈弓，我希望你父親能教你怎樣自己做一把，而不是為你買一把現成的。我還希望你能學會挖泥巴和讀書;而當你學會使用時，你也應該學會加減法的心算。
當你第一次戀上一個女孩時，我希望你會受到朋友們的嘲弄;而當你跟你母親頂嘴時，希望她叫你嘗一嘗象牙肥皂的滋味。
但愿你能在爬山時弄破膝蓋上的皮，或者在爐子上手，或者讓舌頭粘在結冰的旗桿上。
我希望吸煙者對著你的臉上噴吐煙霧時，你會感到惡心。如果你嘗試喝一次啤酒，我不會在意;但是我希望你不會喜歡上它。如果有一位朋友請你吸一口含大麻的香煙，或者任何毒品，我希望你明智地意識到他不是你的朋友。
我當然希望你能抽時間來陪你爺爺在門廊上坐一坐，或者陪你叔叔釣。
如果你把捧球扔進了鄰居的窗戶，我希望你母親懲罰你。如果你能剪掉指甲，用石膏做一只自己的手的模型送給你媽，我希望她會給你擁抱和親吻。
我希望你能經歷：艱難的歲月，挫折和失望;希望你努力工作，幸福快樂。
關于幸福的英語故事篇3 幸福的鐵釘
她和他默默地對坐著。房東進來問： 你們真的不租了嗎? 他沉默不語，她搖了搖頭，她和他就要離婚了，還需要租房嗎?
he and she were sitting face to face. at this moment, the landlord came in and asked, are yousure you do not rent the house any more? he kept silent and she only shook her head. theywere going to p> 房東開始驗收房子，在房間里轉了一圈后，突然尖叫起來： 你們把我家弄成什么樣子了，墻上到處是鐵釘，還讓我怎么繼續出租啊!
then the landlord began examining the house. after looking around, the landlord screamed, damn god! see how you have ruined my house? the walls are full of nails! how could i rentthe house to others?
他不得不開口了： 房間太小了，東西多了放不下，只能掛在墻上。
房東不聽他說，轉身 噔噔噔 上了樓。
he said, the room is too small and can hardly accommodate all of our things. so we couldonly hang them on the walls. the landlord did not listen to him and turned around up to thefloor.
她打量著熟悉的家。四年前，她在這里做了他的新娘。新婚那晚，他對她充滿了愧疚： 委屈你了，以后咱一定掙錢買大房子。
she began looking around her familiar room. four years ago, she became his bride here. on thenight of their marriage, he felt deeply guilty to her, saying, i feel so sorry to you for havingyou live in this small room. in the future i will earn a lot of money to buy our own house.
房間只有13平方米，門邊那兩顆鐵釘，一顆是用來給她掛包的，另一顆是用來掛雨傘的。那會兒，她一進門就把包啊傘啊丟在地上，然后看到滿地亂七八糟的東西開始心煩。
the room was only 13 square meters with two nails on the wall next to the door, one for her to hang her bag and the other for hanging umbrellas. at that time, she threw all her stuff such as her bag and umbrella on the floor once she entered the room, staring at the whole mess and feeling terribly upset.
左邊的墻上有三顆鐵釘，昨天那三顆釘子上面還都掛滿了衣服。他住進來后就把裝衣服的箱子給撤走了，騰出來的空間，他給她加了一張寫字臺，因為她平時喜歡寫寫。
there were three nails on the left wall, on which hung his clothes yesterday. after he lived in the room, he removed all the clothes boxes and bought her a desk in the spared room because he knew she loved writing and drawing.
右邊的墻上有四顆鐵釘，是用來固定他們的婚紗照的。現在上面卻只剩四顆孤零零的鐵釘。她記得，釘這四顆鐵釘的時候，他的手不小心受傷了，是她逼著他去醫院打了預防破傷風的針。
there ware four nails on the right wall that were used to fix their wedding photo frame. but now there were only four nails without the frame. she still remembered he got hurt on his fingers when trying to drive the nails home. it was her who pushed him to receive an injection against tetanus in the hospital.
房東從樓上拿了一把工具下來，一邊撬鐵釘一邊埋怨。鐵釘被一個個撬下來，墻上留下了一個個洞。她的心里突然難受起來，仿佛那些洞是她的心，正汩汩地往外流血。
the landlord took a toolkit down and tried to pry the nails out when groaning at the same time. after the nails were removed, the walls were left with numerous holes. all of a sudden, she felt harshly heartbroken as if her heart was pierced through those holes and bleeding nonstop.
她突然跳起來： 不要撬了，我們還要繼續租，等買了新房再搬。
他驚訝地看著她，轉過身去，淚流滿面。
she sprang from the seat and exclaimed, stop prying the nails! we will continue renting thehouse and will only move away after we buy our own! he looked at her with great surprise, andthen turned round, tearing over his face.
她終于明白，婚姻就像一堵墻。爭吵、冷戰、猜疑都爭著往上面釘上一個個鐵釘，當鐵釘全部撤去，留下的只是千瘡百孔的墻。但是只要鐵釘還牢牢地在上面，這堵墻就是完整的，讓人安心可以依靠。而從前，她卻只看見那些刺眼的鐵釘。
she finally came to understand that marriage was like a wall and that all quarrels, cold wars and suspicions were like the nails on the wall. when all the nails were removed, only a wall withnumerous holes would be left. but if all the nails were still in their own places, the wall was stillintact and reliable. but in the past, what she saw was only those provoking nails.
她和他把該掛在墻上的又都掛了上去。他問： 你真的愿意跟著我繼續受苦嗎? 她拍拍手上的灰，滿意地看著掛滿東西的墻說： 不，這是老天給我幸福的機會。
they hung all the things back to the wall. he asked her, are you really willing to lead a toughlife with me? she patted away the ashes on hands and looked at the walls with loads of stuffon them satisfactorily, saying, yes! for me, it is not a suffering to live.
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【篇二：關于幸福的英語小故事】
everybody is eager to happiness, feelings of well-being of everyone. happiness is sometimes abstract and sometimes very specific. well-being sometimes distant, sometimes close at hand. dedication is the well-being, given the well-being, access to the well-being and enjoy the blessings of happiness ... ... of the words is a well-being, an understanding of the expression is the well-being of the soul ... ... is the feeling of happiness, happiness is a life experience ... ... a friend, you feel well-being of it?
when you are immersed in the table hard hours, the mother brought a glass of milk shannon will love are melting in this steaming milk. i felt, well-being of mother love. when mom and dad happy to watch their sons and daughters around the side of their play. you feel it? how happy they are, enjoy the children s family. when the elderly gratifying to watch their sons and daughters married, they laughed gratifying for their old age.
回答每個人都渴望幸福，大家都健康的。
幸福有時是抽象的，有時非常具體。
有時遠，有時近在咫尺。
奉獻是健康，因為健康、獲得健康和享受幸福的祝福..。
是感覺幸福，幸福是生活經歷..。
朋友，你覺得幸福？ 當你沉浸在難過時，媽媽帶了一杯牛奶香農將愛融化在這熱氣騰騰的牛奶。
我感覺到，健康母親的愛。
當媽媽和爸爸開心看著自己的兒子和女兒另一邊他們的游戲。
你感覺到？ 他們是多么的快樂，享受兒童的家庭。
老人欣慰地看著他們的兒女結婚時，他們笑了，可喜的晚年。參考資料：
【篇三：關于幸福的英語小故事】
一個人總是仰望和羨慕著別人的幸福，一回頭，卻發現自己正被仰望和羨慕著。其實，每個人都是幸福的。只是，你的幸福，常常在別人眼里 。只要我們心中充滿陽光，每天都會覺得很幸福。下面是小編整理的關于初中生幸福小故事英語演講稿，希望提供給有幫助的人。
what is happiness?
i believe that most of us had been “questioned” by our parents or relatives basically about “how much do you earn a month” or “have you gotten promoted”. but few of them care about that if we are living a happy life.
concerning such phenomenon, a question comes to my mind: what is happiness?
as american president franklin roosevelt said,“ people are happy only because they think they are.”
different kinds of people enjoy different kinds of happiness. to the chairman, nation’s harmony and prosperity is happiness. to retailers, selling more goods and having more customers is happiness. to the police, getting guilt punished and society’s stability is happiness. to beggars, away from starvation is happiness.
we will feel happy when we receive greetings and wishes. a few words like “happy new year!” or “merry christmas” could be pretty delightful. but not all greetings and wishes lead to happiness. for instance, once i received a message from my girlfriend on november 11th. the message said “happy bachelors day!”
actually, no one can be happy forever.
we all confront difficulties and failures and experience reverse in our daily lives, that is inevitable . we may be upset when we lose a game. we may feel tough when we suffer from diseases.
but it doesn’t matter because happiness is much more beautiful in comparison with these tragedies. as george bernard shaw, a famous british dramatist said , “lifetime of happiness? no man alive could bear it, it would be hell on earth .” we live a hard time so that we value the happy moments. if there is no sadness, then how could we be able to measure happiness?
people never give up the pursuit of happiness. they work hard in order to own a cosy life. they take morning exercises in order to keep healthy. they go on a trip in order to release the tension of emotion…
however, the whole world’s happiness is much more essential than the one’s.
it’s everyone’s duty to make the world full of love.
actually, we are making move. i can see that more and more people start paying attention to the poor. a lot of hope projects emerged as well as charity organizations.
i have a dream that one day when an old man falls down in the middle of the street, passers-by will give a hand instead of walking away.
i believe that one day happiness will exist in every corner of the world.
什么是幸福?
我相信我們每個人都曾經被家人或親戚“拷問”過，基本上都是關于“你一個月賺多少錢?”或者“你升職了嗎?”，但是很少有人關心：你過的幸福嗎?
基于這個現象，一個問題出現在我的腦海：什么是幸福? 正如美國總統富蘭克林??羅斯福說的：“人之所以幸福是因為他們認為自己幸福。”
不同的人有不同的幸福方式。對于國家主席來說，國家的和諧和富強就是幸福;對于小商販來說，賣出更多的東西和擁有更多的顧客就是幸福;對于警察來說，罪惡得到嚴懲和社會的安寧就是幸福;對于乞丐來說，遠離饑餓就是幸福。
當被問候或祝福時，我們就會有幸福的感覺。幾個字“新年快樂”或“圣誕快樂”會讓人很開心。但是并不是所有的問候和祝福都讓人有幸福感，比如，曾經11月11號我收到我女友的一條信息，信息上面說：光棍節快樂!
事實上，沒有一個人能一直幸福下去。
生活中我們會面臨各種各樣的困難和失敗，經歷挫折，這是不能避免的。我們可能會因為輸掉一場比賽而沮喪，我們也可能會遭受疾病的痛苦。
但是這沒關系，因為只有在這些悲劇的對比下，才顯得幸福更加的美麗。正如喬治??伯納德??肖，英國著名劇作家所說：“終身幸福?這是任何活著的人都無法忍受的，那將是人間地獄。” 因為面對困難的生活，幸福才顯得彌足珍貴。如果沒有悲傷，那幸福又如何丈量?
人們從來沒有放棄過追求幸福。他們為了獲得更愜意的生活而努力工作;他們為了身體健康而堅持晨練;他們為了放松緊張的神經而去度假……
可是不管怎樣，全世界的幸福必然要比個人的幸福重要。
讓整個世界充滿愛是我們每個人的責任。
事實上，我們已經在努力了，我看到了越來越多的人開始關心貧窮的人，許多希望工程和慈善基金如雨后春筍。
我夢想著有一天當一個老人摔倒在馬路中央，路人會把他扶起而不是冷漠的走開。
我相信有一天世界的每一個角落都會充滿幸福。
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關于坐井觀天的英語故事
他以為天空就和井口一樣大。 One day a crow comes to the well. He sees the frog and says, “Frog, let’s have a talk.一天， 一只烏鴉飛到井邊，看見青蛙，就對它說：“青蛙，咱們聊聊吧。 Then the frog asks, “Where are you from?青蛙就問他：“你從哪里來?“I fly from the sky, the crow says.“我從天上上來。 烏鴉說。 The frog feels surprised and says, “The sky is only as big as the mouth of the well. How do you fly from the sky?青蛙驚訝地說：“天空就只有這井口這么大，你怎么會從天上來? The crow says, “The sky is very big. You always stay in the well, so you don’t know the worldis big.烏鴉說：“天空很大。 只不過你一直呆在井里，所有不知道世界很大。 The frog says, “I don’t believe.青蛙說：“我不相信。 But the crow says, “You can come out and have a look by yourself.烏鴉說：“你可以出來，自己看看嘛。 So the frog comes out from the well. He is very surprised. How big the world is!于是青蛙來到井外。 他十分驚訝，原來世界這么大!看了“關于坐井觀天的英語故事后，分享英語故事“可可·香奈兒的生平! Coco Chanel in the 20th century"s most legendary master of style. Her deft hands and extraordinary fashion intuition, combined with the unique design style, wrote for the fashion industry for some immortal legend.可可·香奈兒是20世紀最具傳奇色彩的時尚大師。 她以靈巧的雙手和過人的時尚直覺，加之以獨具特色的設計風格，為時裝界寫下了一段不朽的傳奇。 Behind her success, many of the secrets hidden. Origin of childhood poverty, his father left his wife and children, created the character of her own grief, this made her anxious to erase the past. Favorite relatives, friends and lovers, have been away from her dies, her whole life being to live in solitude and loneliness. In order to hide her weakness, made her proud, arrogant, tough personality.在她成功的背后，隱藏著許多不為人知的秘密。 童年的貧窮出身、父親的拋妻棄子，造就她自悲的性格，使她急欲抹滅這樣的過去。 最愛的親人、朋友及情人，相繼離她而逝，使她一生都活在孤獨與寂寞之中。 為了掩飾她的弱點，造就了她驕傲、自大、嚴峻的個性。 She is very active, hard climb up and never let go of any possible chance of success for the lower class is to get rid of the shackles of poverty. With absolute confidence, a keen sense of fashion, creating a fashion of their own kingdom, opening of the 20th century fashion trend. She hates the weak, never sympathy, or pity the poor person, because she firmly believes that if you work hard, success will be yours. 憑著絕對的自信、敏銳的流行感，創造了一個屬于自己的時尚王國，開啟了20世紀流行時尚風潮。 她討厭弱者，從不同情、或憐憫貧困的人，因為她堅信，只要肯努力，成功就會是你的。 Named as one of the 100 most influential people of the 20thcentury, legendary designer Coco Chanel was a pioneer in the world of fashion. Her kind of fashion was inspired by menswear and she believed in simple yet highly expensive designs. Not only did she make “black the black it is today, but she also created the wardrobe staple that none of us can live without – the little black dress! Here are some little-known facts about her: 可可·香奈兒被譽為20世紀最具影響力的百位名人之一，這位頗具傳奇色彩的設計師是時尚界的先鋒。 她特有的時尚靈感來源于男裝，推崇簡潔但高貴的設計風格。 她不僅使“黑色擁有了今天的地位，還創造出我們衣櫥中不可缺少的服飾——小黑裙!可可·香奈兒鮮為人知的七件事：1. She loved pockets1. 她鐘愛口袋Coco Chanel was so enchanted with pockets that this would prove to be the main focus of her designs in handbags for women!可可·香奈兒非常喜歡口袋，她的女包設計的重點就是口袋!2. It started as a hobby2. 一切源于愛好Chanel started her career by designing hats which later be came a bit hit with aristocratic Parisians. It was her innovative and fancy hat designs that got her attention。 香奈兒的設計事業是從設計帽子開始的，她所設計的帽子后來成為巴黎貴族的摯愛。 新穎并具有想象力的帽子設計為她帶來了大量的關注。 “香奈兒5 號香水于1921 年5 月5日推出!絕非巧合!7. She never got married7. 她從未結婚Coco Chanel might have dated and had affair swith plenty of men but she never got married. Maybe she thought it would take away from her dedication to the fashion world。 可可·香奈兒可能與許多男人約會過并與他們有過風流韻事，但她卻從未結過婚。 也許，她認為婚姻會阻礙她對時尚界的貢獻。 看了“關于坐井觀天的英語故事的人還看了：1.坐井觀天英語故事朗誦2.關于勵志的英語故事3.趣味英語小故事大全4.短篇的英文的勵志小故事5.少兒英語故事閱讀
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丑小鴨英語故事[有關于丑小鴨英語故事帶翻譯]
英語是一種交流的工具,口語交際能力的重要性不言而喻。故事英語教學法是一種創新性教學方法，它能提高學生的口語能力，培養學生用英語思維的能力，在表達、語音、語感等方面也起著突出的作用。精心收集了有關于丑小鴨英語故事帶翻譯，供大家欣賞學習!
One evening, the sun was just setting in with true splendor when a flock of beautiful large birds appeared out of the bushes. The duckling had never seen anything so beautiful. They were dazzlingly white with long waving necks. They were swans and uttering a peculiar cry. They spread out their magnificent broad wings and flew away from the cold regions toward warmer lands and open seas.
They mounted so high, so very high, and the ugly little duckling became strangely uneasy. He circled around and around in the water like a wheel, craning his neck out into the air after them. Then he uttered the shriek so piercing and so strange that he was quite frightened by himself. Oh, he could not forget those beautiful birds, those happy birds and as soon as they were out of sight. He ducked right down to the bottom and when he came up again, he was quite beside himself. He did not know what the birds were or where’d they flew. But all the same, he was more drawn towards them than he had ever been by any creatures before. He did not envy them in the least. How could it our to him even to wish to be such a marvelous beauty? He wouldn’t be thankful if only the ducks would have tolerated him among them, the poor ugly creature.
Early in the morning, a peasant came along and saw him, he went out onto the ice and hammered a hole in it with his heavy wooden shoe, and carried the duckling home to his wife. There, it soon revived. The children wanted to play with it. But the duckling thought they were going to ill use him and rushed in and he frightened to the milk-pan, and the milk spurted out all over the room. The woman shrieked and threw up her hands. Then it flew to the butter-cask and down into the meal-tub and out again. Oh, just imagine what it looked like by this time. The woman screamed and tried to hit it with the tongs, and the children tumbled over one another in trying to catch it, and they screamed with laughter.
By good luck, the door stood open and the duckling flew out among the bushes and the new fallen snow. And it lay there, thoroughly exhausted, but it would be too sad to mention all the privation and misery had to go through during that hard winter. When the sun began to shine warmly again, the duckling was in a marsh, lying among the rushes. The
larks were singing, and the beautiful spring had e. Then all at once, it raised its wings and they flapped with much greater strength than before and bore him off vigorously. Before he knew where he was, he found himself in a large garden with the apple trees were in full blossom. And the air was scentedly with lilacs, the long branches of which overhung the indented shores of the lake. Oh, the spring freshness was so delicious. Just in front of him, he saw three beautiful white swans advancing towards him from a thicket. With rustling feathers, they swam lightly over the water. The duckling recognized the majestic birds, and he was overe by a strange melancholy. . .
“I will fly to them, the royal birds, and they will hack me to pieces because I who am so ugly venture to approach them. But it won’t matter. Better to be killed by them than be snacked up by the ducks, pecked by the hens, or spurned by the hen wife, or suffer so much misery in the winter.” So he flew into the water and swam towards the stately swans. They saw him and darted toward him with ruffled feathers. “Kill me, oh, kill me.” said the poor creature. And bowing his head towards the water, he awaited his death. But what did he see? Reflected in the transparent water, he saw below him his own image, but he was no longer a clumsy dark gray bird, ugly and ungainly. He was himself, a swan.
一天晚上，當太陽正在美麗的霞光中落下去的時候，有一群俏麗的大鳥從灌木林里飛出來，小鴨素來不看到過這樣漂亮的東西。他們白得發亮，頸項又長又柔軟。這就是天鵝。他們發出一種奇異的啼聲，發展美麗的長翅膀，從酷寒的地帶飛向暖和的國度，飛向不結冰的湖上去。
他們飛得很高--那么高，丑小鴨不禁覺得一種無名的愉快。他在水上像一個車輪似地不停地旋轉著，同時，把自己的頸項高高地向他們伸著，發出一種響亮的怪叫聲，連他本人也嚇著了。啊!他再也忘不了那些美麗的鳥兒，那些幸福的鳥兒。當他看不見他們的時候，就沉入水底;然而當他再冒到水面上來的時候，卻感到非常寂寞。他不知道那些鳥兒的名字，也不曉得他們要飛去什么地方。不外他愛他們，仿佛他素來還不愛過什么東西似的。他并不嫉妒他們。他怎能空想有他們那樣的美麗呢?只有別的鴨兒準許他跟他們生活在一起，他就已經很快慰了--可憐的丑東西。
大清早，有一個農民在這兒經過。他看到了這只小鴨，就走從前用木屐把冰塊錘破，而后把它抱回家，送給他的妻子。它這時才促地恢復了知覺。小孩子們都想跟它玩，不過小鴨以為他們想要侵害他。他一害怕就跳到牛奶盤里去了，把牛奶濺得滿屋子都是。女人驚叫起來，拍著雙手。這么一來，小鴨就飛到黃油盆里去了，而后飛進面粉桶里去了，最后才爬出來。這時它的樣子才丟臉呢!女人尖聲地叫起來，拿著火鉗要打它。小孩們擠做一團，想抓住這小鴨。他們又是笑，又是叫!
幸好大門是開著的。他鉆進灌木林中新下的雪里面去。他躺在那里， __地筋疲力盡。要是只講他在這寒冬所受到困苦跟災禍，那么這個故事也就太悲慘了。當太陽又開始溫暖地照著的時候，他正躺在沼澤地的蘆葦里。百靈鳥唱起歌來了--美麗的春天已經來了。忽然間他舉起翅膀：翅膀拍起來比以前有力得多，立刻就把他托起來飛走了。別人不知鬼不覺地已經飛進了一座大花園。這兒蘋果樹開滿了花;空氣里飄著丁香怡人的香氣，一根長長的枝條垂到彎彎曲曲的湖岸邊。啊，這兒充滿了醉人的初春的氣息!三只美麗的白天鵝從樹蔭里始終游到他面前來。他們沉甸甸地浮在水上，羽毛發出颼颼的響聲。小鴨認出這些高尚的鳥兒，于是心里感到一種說不出的難過。
“我要飛向他們，飛向這些高貴的鳥兒!可是他們會把我劈碎的，因為我是這樣丑，居然敢瀕臨他們。不過這沒有什么關系!被他們殺死，要比被鴨子咬、被雞群啄，被照管養雞場的那個女傭人踢跟在冬天受苦好得多!”于是他飛到水里，向這些高貴優雅的天鵝游去：這些動物看到他，立即就豎起羽毛向他游來。“請你們弄去世我吧!”這只可憐的家伙說。他把頭低低地垂到水上，只等待著逝世。然而他在這清澈的水上看到了什么呢?他看到了自己的倒影。但那不再是一只粗笨的、深灰色的、又丑又令人討厭的鴨子，而卻是--一只天鵝!
丑小鴨就像我們很想擺脫的不完美的自己，可是，生活中有幾人有那么大的毅力和忍受力去承受蛻變成天鵝的煎熬呢。短篇英語故事帶您向丑小鴨一樣，堅定自己的夢想，永不放棄，因為，這個世界有很多個丑小鴨，卻變成天鵝的丑小鴨沒幾個。加油，伙伴們。
Mother Duck is sitting on her eggs, The eggs break and the ducklings e one by one.
鴨媽媽正在孵它的蛋。蛋開了，小鴨子們一個接一個地出來了。
But a duckling is different from others ,It looks very hungry .Its brothers and sisters dislike it. They often laugh at him and bite him. So the ugly duckling goes away.
但是有一只小鴨子和別的不同，它看起來非常丑。它的兄弟姐妹不喜歡它，它們經常取笑它、咬它。于是丑小鴨就走了。
When the ugly duckling wakes up the next day, it finds some wild ducks are surrounding it. The wild ducks warn,“You are so ugly. Don’t e up near us”
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long,long ago,there was an old queen.she wants to choose a new king.
one day,she said,i will choose a new king.i don’t know which one,but one of you will be king tomorrow.sam said, how will you choose? the queen said:i will asked you three questions.tomorrow each of you will answer and i will choose.here are the three questions.本篇文章來自資料管理下載。what is the pride thing? what is the powerful thing？what is the happiness thing?sam and mike went out the castle.the wind is very strong.sam said:i’m going home.it’s dangerous out here’.mike said:’my house ie very far.can i went into？sam said：no,you can’t.sam sat around the fire and count money.mike saw a small house,and he came in.there was a girl.her name is susan.she treat toed his.the typhoon stopped.
in the morning,they came to the castle.the queen said:do you have answer？sam said,the pride thing is to have some money.the powerful thing is typhoon.本篇文章來自資料管理下載。
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關于成長的故事英語作文成長的歲月像流水,不知不覺中從夏季到了秋季.歲月中,不管是快樂還是煩惱,都是我成長的感受,都是我走向成功之路的墊腳石。那么，以下是小編給大家整理收集的關于成長的故事英語作文，供大家閱讀參考。 關于成長的故事英語作文1 Growing up is like running water,unconsciously from summer to autumn.Years,whether happy or worry,is my growing experience,all is my stepping stone on the road to success. Happiness and worry is always two abandoned partner,they take care of each other,everyone don"t want trouble stay.Some people feel that there is no happiness but feel that fate in torment them,in the world of light and dark,good and evil.they are all separated lived,but only happiness and troubles is "neighbors",because only with the happiness and worry,our childhood will be rich and colorful. Childhood,not only have like candy generally sweet and happy,like medicine bitter troubles,and obstinate stubborn,I naughty smile.I alight to chase the pace of growth,hold on to me that a good age. The pace of growth continues,it does not return,can"t go back. 關于成長的故事英語作文2 Man’s life is a process of growing up, actually I’m standing here is a growth. If a person’s life must constituted by various choices, then I grow up along with these choices. Once I hope I can study in a college in future, however that’s passed, as you know I come here, now I wonder what the future holds for me. When I come to this school, I told to myself: this my near future, all starts here. Following I will learn to become a man, a integrated man, who has a fine body, can take on important task, has independent thought, an open mind, intensive thought, has the ability to judge right and wrong, has a perfect job. Once my teacher said :” you are not sewing, you are stylist; never forget which you should lay out to people is your thought, not craft.” I will put my personality with my interest and ability into my study, during these process I will combine learning with doing. If I can achieve this “future”, I think that I really grow up. And I deeply believe kindred, good-fellowship and love will perfection and happy in the future. 關于成長的故事英語作文3 When we were children, we often say that I want to grow up, or I want to be an adult. As children, we cannot do many things, while after we grow up, we can. However, we often complain that I don’t want to grow up when we become adults actually. Firstly, growing up means more responsibilities. We should make a living by ourselves or we should support our parents when they can’t earn enough money to make a living. econdly, after graduation, we need to work instead of accomplishing nothing. We should have a target and work for it, so we have pressure on jobs. Every coin has two sides. Grow up can also broaden our horizon, offer us an opportunity to know more about our world, love and protect the important person in our life. Don’t be afraid of growing up, just be a better person and enjoy our life. 關于成長的故事英語作文4 How times flies! Now I am a student in Grade Nine and facing the first turning point in my school life. This title “Growing pains and gains” reminds me of the meaningful school life. The colourful life is full of my happineand sorrows. In school, I have to take a lot of lessons. Some are interesting while some are boring. But it’s the responsibility of the students to learn them all well. I have to try my best. During my growing time, a lot of trouble worried me. That’s awful and makes me blue. Although I met with a lot of failure, I still have a lot of gains. I can make a pricelefriendship. I can learn a large number of useful things---to be kind, friendly to others, to be confident and independent and so on.
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關于幸福的英語小故事
關于幸福的英語小故事
【篇一：關于幸福的英語小故事】
有夢想，就有幸福;有幸福，就有憧憬;有，就有未來!小編精心了關于幸福的，供大家欣賞學習!
關于幸福的篇1 親愛的,你才是我的幸福
she was dancing. my crippled grandmother was dancing. i stood in the living room doorway absolutely stunned. i glanced at the kitchen table and sure enough-right under a small, framed drawing on the wall-was a freshly baked peach pie.
她在跳舞。我那身有殘疾的祖母居然在跳舞。我站在客廳的門口，被徹底驚呆了。我掃了一眼廚房的餐桌，果不其然，在餐桌上 墻上那幅小小的鑲框畫像的正下方 有一塊新鮮出爐的烤蜜桃派。
i heard her sing when i opened the door but did not want to interrupt the beautiful song by yelling i had arrived, so i just tiptoed to the living room. i looked at how her still-lean body bent beautifully, her arms greeting the sunlight that was pouring through the window. and her legs those legs that had stiffly walked, aided with a cane, insensible shoes as long as i could remember. now she was wearing beautiful dancing shoes and her legs obeyed her perfectly. no limping. no stiffness. just beautiful, fluid motion. she was the pet of the dancing world. and then she d had her accident and it was all over. i had read that in an old newspaper clipping.
當我推門進屋的時候，我聽到了她在，但我不想大喊自己回來了，不想打斷那美妙的歌聲，于是我踮著腳尖走到客廳。我看著她那依然消瘦的身體優雅地彎下，她的手臂迎向從窗口傾瀉而入的陽光。而她的腿 自我能記事以來，她總是拄著拐杖，穿著便鞋，走起路來腿腳僵硬。可現在，她正穿著美麗的舞鞋，而她的雙腿完全聽從著她的支配。不再蹣跚，不再僵硬。只有優美、流暢的動作。她曾是界的寵兒。可是后來她遭遇了一場意外，舞蹈生涯因此而結束。我是從一張老舊的剪報中讀到這個的。
she turned around in a slow pirouette and saw me standing in the doorway. her song ended, and her beautiful movements with it, so abruptly that it felt like being shaken awake from a beautiful dream. the sudden silence rang in my ears. grandma looked so much like a kid caught with her hand in a cookie jar that i couldn t help myself, and a slightly nervous laughter escaped. grandma sighed and turned towards the kitchen. i followed her, not believing my eyes. she was walking with no difficulties in her beautiful shoes. we sat down by the table and cut ourselves big pieces of her delicious peach pie.
她緩緩地轉身做了一個足尖旋轉，見到我站在門口。她的歌聲嘎然而止，還有她那優美的動作，一切停止得如此突然，感覺像是從一場美夢中被人搖醒了。突如其來的寂靜沖擊著我的耳朵。祖母看起來很像是一個伸手從餅干罐里偷吃卻被抓了個正著的小孩，我不禁發出了一陣略帶一絲緊張的大笑。祖母嘆了口氣，轉身走向廚房。我跟在她身后，還是不敢相信自己的眼睛。她穿著那雙美麗的舞鞋，行走自如。我們坐在了桌邊，從她那美味的蜜桃派中切出了大大的幾塊，倆人一起吃。
so i blurted, how did your leg heal?
那么 我脫口而出道， 你的腿是怎么好了的?
to tell you the truth my legs have been well all my life, she said.
跟你說實話吧 我的腿一直都挺好的， 她說。
but i don t understand! i said, your dancing career i mean you pretended all these years?
可是我不明白! 我說， 你的舞蹈事業 我是說 難道這些年來你一直在假裝?
very much so, grandmother closed her eyes and savored the peach pie, and for a very good reason.
的確如此， 祖母閉上眼睛，品嘗著蜜桃派， 而且是因為一個非常好的理由。
what reason?
什么理由?
your grandfather.
你的祖父。
you mean he told you not to dance?
你是說，他讓你不要再跳舞了?
no, this was my choice. i am sure i would have lost him if i had continued dancing. i weighed fame and love against each other and love won.
不，這是我自己的選擇。我確信如果我再繼續跳舞的話，我就會失去他了。我權衡名利和愛情孰輕孰重之后，選擇了愛情。
she thought for a while and then continued. we were talking about engagement when your grandfather had to go to war. it was the most horrible day of my life when he left. i was so afraid of losing him, the only way i could stay sane was to dance. i put all my energy and time into practicing and i became very good. critics praised me, the public loved me, but all i could feel was the ache in my heart, not knowing whether the love of my life would ever return. then i went home and read and re-read his letters until i fell asleep. he always ended his letters with you are my joy. i love you with my life and after that he wrote his name. and then one day a letter came. there were only three sentences: i have lost my leg. i am no longer a whole man and now give you back your freedom. it is best you forget about me.
她想了一下，然后接著說道： 當你祖父不得不去從軍參戰的時候，我們已經到了談婚論嫁的階段了。他離開的那段日子是我一生中度過的最可怕的時期。我很害怕會失去他，能讓我不至于瘋掉的唯一方法就是跳舞。我把我所有的精力和時間都投入到了練習之中，于是我成為了很棒的舞者。評論家對我好評連連，公眾對我鐘情有嘉，可我唯一能感覺到的卻是我心中的痛，因為不知道我一生的摯愛是否能平安歸來。然后我回到家里，一遍又一遍地讀著他的來信，直到睡去。他總是在信的結尾寫著： 你才是我的幸福。愛你一生。
然后才是他的簽名。但有一天我又收到了他的來信。信中只有三句話： 我失去了一條腿。我不再是一個完整的人了，所以現在我將自由歸還給你。你最好還是把我忘掉吧。
i made my decision there and then. i took my leave, and traveled away from the city. when i returned i had bought myself a cane and wrapped my leg tightly with bandages. i told everyone i had been in a car crash and that my leg would never completely heal again. my dancing days were over. no one suspected the story i had learned to limp convincingly before i returned home. and i made sure the first person to hear of my accident was a reporter i knew well. then i traveled to the hospital. they had pushed your grandfather outside in his wheelchair. there was a cane on the ground by his wheelchair. i took a deep breath, leaned on my cane and limped to him.
于是我立刻做出了。我向眾人告別，離開了這個城市。當我再度歸來的時候，我為自己買了一副拐杖，并用繃帶把我的腿包得緊緊的。我告訴每一個人，說我遭遇了一場車禍，我的腿再也不可能完全復原了。我的舞蹈生涯就此結束了。沒有人懷疑這個故事 我在回家之前已經學會如何惟妙惟肖地跛行。我確保第一個聽說我出車禍的是一位我熟知的記者。接著我來到了你祖父所在的醫院。他們用輪椅把他推了出來。在他輪椅旁邊的地上有一副拐杖。我深深吸了一口氣，靠在我的拐杖上，一瘸一拐地向他走去。
by now i had forgotten about the pie and listened to grandma, mesmerized. what happened then? i hurried her when she took her time eating some pie.
此刻，我已經忘記了那塊蜜桃派，入迷地聽著祖母說話。
然后發生了什么事情呢? 當她停下來吃了幾口派時，我追。
i told him he was not the only one who had lost a leg, even if mine was still attached to me. i showed him newspaper clippings of my accident. so if you think i m going to let you feel sorry for yourself for the rest of your life, think again. there is a whole life waiting for us out there! i don t intend to be sorry for myself. but i have enough on my plate as it is, so you d better snap out of it too. and i am not going to carry you-you are going to walk yourself. grandma giggled, a surprisingly girlish sound coming from an old lady with white hair.
我告訴他，他并不是唯一失去了一條腿的人，盡管我的腿沒給截掉。我給他看了關于我發生車禍的剪報。
所以，如果你覺得我會讓你在余生自怨自艾，想都別想。在外面還有全新的生活在等待著我們!我不打算為此而顧影自憐。而眼下我要做的事情已經夠多的了，所以你最好也趕緊給我振作起來。而且你可別想我會背你 你要自己向前走。
祖母咯咯地笑著，這位滿頭銀發的老婦人令人吃驚地發出了少女般的笑聲。
i limped a few steps toward him and showed him what i d taken out of my pocket. now show me you are still a man, i said, i won t ask again. he bent to take his cane from the ground and struggled out of that wheelchair. i could see he had not done it before, because he almost fell on his face, having only one leg. but i was not going to help. and so he managed it on his own and walked to me and never sat in a wheelchair again in his life.
我一瘸一拐地走開了幾步，然后讓他看我從口袋里掏出的一樣東西。
現在讓我看看，你還是個男子漢。我可不會說第二次。
他彎下腰從地上拿起他的拐杖，掙扎著從那副輪椅中站出來。可以看得出他之前從未這樣做過，現在只有一條腿的他差點撲倒在地。但我沒打算幫他。接著他設法自己站穩了，向我走來，而且在他的后半生里再也沒有坐回到輪椅上。
what did you show him? i had to know. grandma looked at me and grinned. two engagement rings, of course. i had bought them the day after he left for the war and i was not going to waste them on any other man.
你給他看了什么東西呢? 我一定要知道。祖母看著我咧嘴而笑，說道： 當然是一對訂婚戒指了。在他從軍參戰的第二天我就買了這對戒指，我可不想把戒指浪費在任何其他男人身上。
i looked at the drawing on the kitchen wall, sketched by my grandfather s hand so many years before. the picture became distorted as tears filled my eyes. you are my joy. i love you with my life. i murmured quietly. the young woman in the drawing sat on her park bench and with twinkling eyes smiled broadly at me, an engagement ring carefully drawn on her finger.
我看著廚房墻壁上的那幅畫像,那是多年前我祖父親手繪就的。我眼中滿含淚水,眼前的畫像變得模糊起來。
你才是我的幸福。愛你一生。
我輕聲低語道。畫像中的年輕女人坐在公園長椅上,眼神清亮,笑容可掬地看著我,她的手指上被精心地畫有一枚訂婚戒指。
關于幸福的英語故事篇2 幸福快樂就好
we tried so hard to make things better for our kids that we made them worse. for my grandchildren, i d know better.
i d really like for them to know about hand-me-down clothes and home-made ice cream and leftover meatloaf. i really would.
my cherished grandson, i hope you learn humility by surviving failure and that you learn to be honest even when no one is looking.
i hope you learn to make your bed and mow the lawn and wash the car-and i hope nobody gives you a brand-new car when you are sixteen.
it will be good if at least one time you can see a baby calf born, and you have a good friend to be with you if you ever have to put your old dog to sleep.
i hope you get a black eye fighting for something you believe in.
i hope you have to share a bedroom with your younger brother. and it is all right to draw a line down the middle of the room, but when he wants to crawl under the covers with you because he s scared, i hope you ll let him.
and when you want to see a disney movie and your kid brother wants to tag along, i hope you take him.
i hope you have to walk uphill with your friends and that you live in a town where you can do it safely.
earn to use computers, you also learn how to add and subtract in your head.
i hope you get razzed by friends when you have your first crush on a girl, and that when you talk back to your mother you learn what ivory soap tastes like.
may you skin your knee climbing a mountain, burn your hand on the stove and stick your tongue on a frozen flagpole.
i hope you get sick when someone blows smoke in your face. i don t care if you try beer once, but i hope you won t like it. and if a friend offers you a joint or any drugs, i hope you are smart enough to realize that person is not your friend.
i sure hope you make time to sit on a porch with your grandpa or go fishing with your uncle.
i hope your mother punishes you when you throw a baseball through a neighbor s window, and that she hugs you and kisses you when you give her a plaster of pared mold of your hand.
these things i wish for you-tough times and disappointment, hard work and happiness.
爺爺的期望非常簡單 幸福快樂就好
我們竭盡全力想讓我們的兒女們過得更好，而結果卻是適得其反。對我的孫輩們，我就明智得多了。
我真的希望他們能夠了解什么是兄長傳下來的舊衣服，家制的冰淇淋，以及吃剩的肉糕。我真的希望。
我的寶貝孫子，我希望你在經受失敗的考驗之后能學會謙卑，也希望你能學會誠實，即使在沒有人注視你的時候。
我希望你能學會自己疊被子，自己刈草坪，自己洗車--我還希望在你滿十六歲時沒有人送給你一輛嶄新的轎車。
假如你至少有一次機會看見小牛犢出生，假如你不得不為你的老狗送終，那時有一位好朋友在場為你作伴--那樣該有多好啊!
我希望你能為自己的所信仰與人斗得眼青臉腫。
我希望你能和你弟弟共一間臥室--即使你在臥室中間劃一條分界線也沒關系。可是，當弟弟因為害怕而要爬進你的被窩時，我希望你會接納他。
當你要出去看迪斯尼電影，你的小弟弟想做你的小尾巴時，我希望你能帶上他。
我希望你能和朋友們一起爬山，而在你所生活的城市里做這項運動不會有什么危險。
如果你想要一把彈弓，我希望你父親能教你怎樣自己做一把，而不是為你買一把現成的。我還希望你能學會挖泥巴和讀書;而當你學會使用時，你也應該學會加減法的心算。
當你第一次戀上一個女孩時，我希望你會受到朋友們的嘲弄;而當你跟你母親頂嘴時，希望她叫你嘗一嘗象牙肥皂的滋味。
但愿你能在爬山時弄破膝蓋上的皮，或者在爐子上手，或者讓舌頭粘在結冰的旗桿上。
我希望吸煙者對著你的臉上噴吐煙霧時，你會感到惡心。如果你嘗試喝一次啤酒，我不會在意;但是我希望你不會喜歡上它。如果有一位朋友請你吸一口含大麻的香煙，或者任何毒品，我希望你明智地意識到他不是你的朋友。
我當然希望你能抽時間來陪你爺爺在門廊上坐一坐，或者陪你叔叔釣。
如果你把捧球扔進了鄰居的窗戶，我希望你母親懲罰你。如果你能剪掉指甲，用石膏做一只自己的手的模型送給你媽，我希望她會給你擁抱和親吻。
我希望你能經歷：艱難的歲月，挫折和失望;希望你努力工作，幸福快樂。
關于幸福的英語故事篇3 幸福的鐵釘
她和他默默地對坐著。房東進來問： 你們真的不租了嗎? 他沉默不語，她搖了搖頭，她和他就要離婚了，還需要租房嗎?
he and she were sitting face to face. at this moment, the landlord came in and asked, are yousure you do not rent the house any more? he kept silent and she only shook her head. theywere going to p> 房東開始驗收房子，在房間里轉了一圈后，突然尖叫起來： 你們把我家弄成什么樣子了，墻上到處是鐵釘，還讓我怎么繼續出租啊!
then the landlord began examining the house. after looking around, the landlord screamed, damn god! see how you have ruined my house? the walls are full of nails! how could i rentthe house to others?
他不得不開口了： 房間太小了，東西多了放不下，只能掛在墻上。
房東不聽他說，轉身 噔噔噔 上了樓。
he said, the room is too small and can hardly accommodate all of our things. so we couldonly hang them on the walls. the landlord did not listen to him and turned around up to thefloor.
她打量著熟悉的家。四年前，她在這里做了他的新娘。新婚那晚，他對她充滿了愧疚： 委屈你了，以后咱一定掙錢買大房子。
she began looking around her familiar room. four years ago, she became his bride here. on thenight of their marriage, he felt deeply guilty to her, saying, i feel so sorry to you for havingyou live in this small room. in the future i will earn a lot of money to buy our own house.
房間只有13平方米，門邊那兩顆鐵釘，一顆是用來給她掛包的，另一顆是用來掛雨傘的。那會兒，她一進門就把包啊傘啊丟在地上，然后看到滿地亂七八糟的東西開始心煩。
the room was only 13 square meters with two nails on the wall next to the door, one for her to hang her bag and the other for hanging umbrellas. at that time, she threw all her stuff such as her bag and umbrella on the floor once she entered the room, staring at the whole mess and feeling terribly upset.
左邊的墻上有三顆鐵釘，昨天那三顆釘子上面還都掛滿了衣服。他住進來后就把裝衣服的箱子給撤走了，騰出來的空間，他給她加了一張寫字臺，因為她平時喜歡寫寫。
there were three nails on the left wall, on which hung his clothes yesterday. after he lived in the room, he removed all the clothes boxes and bought her a desk in the spared room because he knew she loved writing and drawing.
右邊的墻上有四顆鐵釘，是用來固定他們的婚紗照的。現在上面卻只剩四顆孤零零的鐵釘。她記得，釘這四顆鐵釘的時候，他的手不小心受傷了，是她逼著他去醫院打了預防破傷風的針。
there ware four nails on the right wall that were used to fix their wedding photo frame. but now there were only four nails without the frame. she still remembered he got hurt on his fingers when trying to drive the nails home. it was her who pushed him to receive an injection against tetanus in the hospital.
房東從樓上拿了一把工具下來，一邊撬鐵釘一邊埋怨。鐵釘被一個個撬下來，墻上留下了一個個洞。她的心里突然難受起來，仿佛那些洞是她的心，正汩汩地往外流血。
the landlord took a toolkit down and tried to pry the nails out when groaning at the same time. after the nails were removed, the walls were left with numerous holes. all of a sudden, she felt harshly heartbroken as if her heart was pierced through those holes and bleeding nonstop.
她突然跳起來： 不要撬了，我們還要繼續租，等買了新房再搬。
他驚訝地看著她，轉過身去，淚流滿面。
she sprang from the seat and exclaimed, stop prying the nails! we will continue renting thehouse and will only move away after we buy our own! he looked at her with great surprise, andthen turned round, tearing over his face.
她終于明白，婚姻就像一堵墻。爭吵、冷戰、猜疑都爭著往上面釘上一個個鐵釘，當鐵釘全部撤去，留下的只是千瘡百孔的墻。但是只要鐵釘還牢牢地在上面，這堵墻就是完整的，讓人安心可以依靠。而從前，她卻只看見那些刺眼的鐵釘。
she finally came to understand that marriage was like a wall and that all quarrels, cold wars and suspicions were like the nails on the wall. when all the nails were removed, only a wall withnumerous holes would be left. but if all the nails were still in their own places, the wall was stillintact and reliable. but in the past, what she saw was only those provoking nails.
她和他把該掛在墻上的又都掛了上去。他問： 你真的愿意跟著我繼續受苦嗎? 她拍拍手上的灰，滿意地看著掛滿東西的墻說： 不，這是老天給我幸福的機會。
they hung all the things back to the wall. he asked her, are you really willing to lead a toughlife with me? she patted away the ashes on hands and looked at the walls with loads of stuffon them satisfactorily, saying, yes! for me, it is not a suffering to live.
看了 關于幸福的英語故事 的人還看了：
【篇二：關于幸福的英語小故事】
everybody is eager to happiness, feelings of well-being of everyone. happiness is sometimes abstract and sometimes very specific. well-being sometimes distant, sometimes close at hand. dedication is the well-being, given the well-being, access to the well-being and enjoy the blessings of happiness ... ... of the words is a well-being, an understanding of the expression is the well-being of the soul ... ... is the feeling of happiness, happiness is a life experience ... ... a friend, you feel well-being of it?
when you are immersed in the table hard hours, the mother brought a glass of milk shannon will love are melting in this steaming milk. i felt, well-being of mother love. when mom and dad happy to watch their sons and daughters around the side of their play. you feel it? how happy they are, enjoy the children s family. when the elderly gratifying to watch their sons and daughters married, they laughed gratifying for their old age.
回答每個人都渴望幸福，大家都健康的。
幸福有時是抽象的，有時非常具體。
有時遠，有時近在咫尺。
奉獻是健康，因為健康、獲得健康和享受幸福的祝福..。
是感覺幸福，幸福是生活經歷..。
朋友，你覺得幸福？ 當你沉浸在難過時，媽媽帶了一杯牛奶香農將愛融化在這熱氣騰騰的牛奶。
我感覺到，健康母親的愛。
當媽媽和爸爸開心看著自己的兒子和女兒另一邊他們的游戲。
你感覺到？ 他們是多么的快樂，享受兒童的家庭。
老人欣慰地看著他們的兒女結婚時，他們笑了，可喜的晚年。參考資料：
【篇三：關于幸福的英語小故事】
一個人總是仰望和羨慕著別人的幸福，一回頭，卻發現自己正被仰望和羨慕著。其實，每個人都是幸福的。只是，你的幸福，常常在別人眼里 。只要我們心中充滿陽光，每天都會覺得很幸福。下面是小編整理的關于初中生幸福小故事英語演講稿，希望提供給有幫助的人。
what is happiness?
i believe that most of us had been “questioned” by our parents or relatives basically about “how much do you earn a month” or “have you gotten promoted”. but few of them care about that if we are living a happy life.
concerning such phenomenon, a question comes to my mind: what is happiness?
as american president franklin roosevelt said,“ people are happy only because they think they are.”
different kinds of people enjoy different kinds of happiness. to the chairman, nation’s harmony and prosperity is happiness. to retailers, selling more goods and having more customers is happiness. to the police, getting guilt punished and society’s stability is happiness. to beggars, away from starvation is happiness.
we will feel happy when we receive greetings and wishes. a few words like “happy new year!” or “merry christmas” could be pretty delightful. but not all greetings and wishes lead to happiness. for instance, once i received a message from my girlfriend on november 11th. the message said “happy bachelors day!”
actually, no one can be happy forever.
we all confront difficulties and failures and experience reverse in our daily lives, that is inevitable . we may be upset when we lose a game. we may feel tough when we suffer from diseases.
but it doesn’t matter because happiness is much more beautiful in comparison with these tragedies. as george bernard shaw, a famous british dramatist said , “lifetime of happiness? no man alive could bear it, it would be hell on earth .” we live a hard time so that we value the happy moments. if there is no sadness, then how could we be able to measure happiness?
people never give up the pursuit of happiness. they work hard in order to own a cosy life. they take morning exercises in order to keep healthy. they go on a trip in order to release the tension of emotion…
however, the whole world’s happiness is much more essential than the one’s.
it’s everyone’s duty to make the world full of love.
actually, we are making move. i can see that more and more people start paying attention to the poor. a lot of hope projects emerged as well as charity organizations.
i have a dream that one day when an old man falls down in the middle of the street, passers-by will give a hand instead of walking away.
i believe that one day happiness will exist in every corner of the world.
什么是幸福?
我相信我們每個人都曾經被家人或親戚“拷問”過，基本上都是關于“你一個月賺多少錢?”或者“你升職了嗎?”，但是很少有人關心：你過的幸福嗎?
基于這個現象，一個問題出現在我的腦海：什么是幸福? 正如美國總統富蘭克林??羅斯福說的：“人之所以幸福是因為他們認為自己幸福。”
不同的人有不同的幸福方式。對于國家主席來說，國家的和諧和富強就是幸福;對于小商販來說，賣出更多的東西和擁有更多的顧客就是幸福;對于警察來說，罪惡得到嚴懲和社會的安寧就是幸福;對于乞丐來說，遠離饑餓就是幸福。
當被問候或祝福時，我們就會有幸福的感覺。幾個字“新年快樂”或“圣誕快樂”會讓人很開心。但是并不是所有的問候和祝福都讓人有幸福感，比如，曾經11月11號我收到我女友的一條信息，信息上面說：光棍節快樂!
事實上，沒有一個人能一直幸福下去。
生活中我們會面臨各種各樣的困難和失敗，經歷挫折，這是不能避免的。我們可能會因為輸掉一場比賽而沮喪，我們也可能會遭受疾病的痛苦。
但是這沒關系，因為只有在這些悲劇的對比下，才顯得幸福更加的美麗。正如喬治??伯納德??肖，英國著名劇作家所說：“終身幸福?這是任何活著的人都無法忍受的，那將是人間地獄。” 因為面對困難的生活，幸福才顯得彌足珍貴。如果沒有悲傷，那幸福又如何丈量?
人們從來沒有放棄過追求幸福。他們為了獲得更愜意的生活而努力工作;他們為了身體健康而堅持晨練;他們為了放松緊張的神經而去度假……
可是不管怎樣，全世界的幸福必然要比個人的幸福重要。
讓整個世界充滿愛是我們每個人的責任。
事實上，我們已經在努力了，我看到了越來越多的人開始關心貧窮的人，許多希望工程和慈善基金如雨后春筍。
我夢想著有一天當一個老人摔倒在馬路中央，路人會把他扶起而不是冷漠的走開。
我相信有一天世界的每一個角落都會充滿幸福。
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關于勵志英語經典小故事
本文是關于關于勵志英語經典小故事，僅供參考，希望對您有所幫助，感謝閱讀。
有很多經典小故事都有被翻譯成英語版，值得我們收藏閱讀，那么關于勵志英語經典小故事都有哪些呢?一起來看看吧。 關于勵志英語經典小故事：買櫝還珠 Getting the casket and returning the pearl A man from the state of Chu wanted to sell a precious pearl in the state of Zheng. He made a casket for the pearl out of the wood from a magnolia tree, which he fumigated with spices. He studded the casket with pearls and jade, ornamented it with red gems and decorated it with kingfisher feathers. A man of the state of Zheng bought the casket and gave him back the pearl. Too luxuriant decoration usually supersedes what really counts. This man from Chu certainly knew how to sell a casket but he was no good at selling his pearl. And the man of Zheng didn"t know which is really valuable. (《Hanfeizi》) 買櫝還珠 有個楚國人想在鄭國出售一顆珍貴的珍珠。他用木蘭為珍珠作了個匣子，用香料把匣子熏香，還用珠，玉，紅寶石來加以裝飾，并插上了翠鳥的羽毛。一個鄭國人買走了這個匣子，卻把珍珠還給了他。 過于華麗的裝飾往往會喧賓奪主。那個楚國人知道如何賣掉匣子，卻不擅長出售珍珠。至于買匣子的鄭國人，他根本不懂什么才是真正有價值的。 關于勵志英語經典小故事：曾子殺彘 zengzi"s wife was going to the market. Her little son insisted on going with her， making a tearful scene. “Stay at home，” she said to the boy. “When I come back， I will slaughter a pig for you.” When she came back， Zengzi got ready to slaughter the pig. His wife stopped him， saying： “I was just kidding.” “A child is not to be kidded like that!” he replied. “A child does not know much and cannot judge for himself. He learns from his parents and listens to what they day. To lie to him is to teach him to lie to others. If a mother lies to her son， he will not trust her anymore. How is she then to educate him?” With that Zengzi went to slaughter the pig and prepare a good meal for their son. 曾子的妻子到集市上去， 他的兒子哭著要跟去。 他的母親說： “你回家呆著，待會兒我回來殺豬給你吃。” 她剛從集市上回來， 曾子就要捉豬去殺。 妻子勸止他說： “只不過是跟孩子開玩笑罷了。” 曾子說： “不能跟孩子開玩笑啊! 小孩子沒有思考和判斷能力， 要向父母親學習， 聽從父母的教導。 現在你欺騙他，這是教孩子騙人啊! 母親欺騙兒子， 兒子就不再相信自己的母親了， 這不是實現教育的方法。” 于是曾子就殺豬煮肉給孩子吃。 關于勵志英語經典小故事：萬事俱備 只欠東風 Everything is Ready Except the East Wind China has been divided into three kingdoms historically: Wei in the north, Shu in the southwest and Wu in the southeast. Once Cao Cao from Wei led a 200，000 strong army down to the south to wipe out the kingdoms of Wu and Shu. Therefore, Wu and Shu united to defend his attack. Cao ordered his men to link up the boats by iron chains to form a bridge for the Cao"s passing from the north bank of Yangtze River to the south bank. The General Commander of the allied army was Zhou Yu. He analyzed the situation carefully. Then he got a good idea. He decided to attack the enemy with fire. So he began to prepare for the coming battle. Suddenly he thought of the direction of wind. He needed the east wind to blow strongly in order to accomplish his scheme. However, the wind did not come for days. Thus Zhou Yu was worried about it. At that time, he got a note from Zhuge Liang, the military adviser of the State of Shu, which reads: "To fight Cao Cao Fire will help you win Everything is ready Except the east wind" Quickly he turned to Zhuge Liang for help. Zhuge told him not to worry and there would be an east wind in a couple of days. Two days later, the east wind helped Zhou accomplish his scheme. At last, the allied army won the war. Later, people use it to say "All is ready except what is crucial". 萬事俱備，只欠東風 歷史上，中國曾被分為三大國：北邊是魏國，西南是蜀國，東南是吳國。 有一次，魏國的曹操帶了20萬精兵南下攻打吳國和蜀國，準備消滅它們。為了應敵，吳國和蜀國結成同盟國。曹軍駐扎在長江北岸。曹操讓手下用鐵鏈將戰船連在一起，好讓曹軍渡江攻打南岸的盟軍。盟軍由吳國將領周瑜帶領，他仔細分析了形勢，最后決定用火燒掉敵人的船。于是，他開始準備一切，當他將一切準備好時，發現還需要東風。可連續幾天都沒有東風，周瑜急得病倒了。這時，蜀國的軍師諸葛亮叫人送了一張紙條給他，上面寫著："要贏曹操，須用火攻。萬事俱備，只欠東風。"周瑜收到后，立刻向諸葛亮求助。諸葛亮叫周瑜不要著急，兩天后，將有東風。果然，兩天后，刮起東風。周瑜趁這個機會將曹軍的戰船燒毀，最后，曹操被打敗了。 后來，人們用這個成語來比喻樣樣都準備好了，只差最后一個重要條件。
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關于動物的英語故事閱讀
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動物英語故事：狼和鸛雀
Wolf, having a bone stuck in his throat, hired a Crane, for a large sum, to put her head into his throat, and draw out the bone. When the Crane had extracted the bone, and demanded the promised payment, the Wolf, grinning and grinding his teeth, exclaimed: "Why, you have surely already a sufficient recompense, in having been permitted to draw out your head in safety from the mouth and jaws of a wolf."
一只狼喉嚨鯁了一根骨頭，便用很多錢去雇請一只鸛雀，將頭伸進他的喉嚨中，把那塊骨頭取出來。當鸛雀拔出那塊骨頭，向他索取約定的報酬，狼卻呲牙咧齒地說：「怎么?允許你的頭從一只狼的嘴巴和牙床中安全地伸出來，已經是莫大的報酬了。」為惡人效勞，不要希望得到報酬;要是能避免傷害，已經是萬幸了。
bat falling upon the ground was caught by a weasel, ofwhom he earnestly besought his life. the weasel refused,saying, that he was by nature the enemy of all birds. thebat assured him that he was not a bird, but a mouse, andthus saved his life.
shortly afterwards the bat again fellon the ground, and was carght by another weasel, whom helikewise entreated not to eat him. the weasel said that hehad a special hostility to mice. the bat assured him thathe was not a mouse, but a bat; and thus a second timeescaped.it is wise to turn circumstances to good account.
一只蝙蝠墜落到地面上來，被一只鼠狼捉住了，蝙蝠哀求討饒。鼠狼不答應，說它自己最愛和鳥類為敵。蝙蝠便證明它自己不是鳥，只是一只老鼠，因此鼠狼就放了它。
不久這只蝙蝠又墜落到地上來，被另一只鼠狼捉住，它同樣地哀求討饒。那鼠狼說它自己最恨老鼠，蝙蝠證明自己并不是老鼠，而是一只蝙蝠;因此，它第二次又安然地逃離危險了。隨機應變乃聰明之舉。
動物英語故事：驢和蚱蜢
Ass having heard some Grasshoppers chirping, was highly enchanted; and, desiring to possess the same charms of melody, demanded what sort of food they lived on, to give them such beautiful voices. They replied, "The dew." The Ass resolved that he would only live upon dew, and in a short time died of hunger.
一只驢聽到幾只蚱蜢在叫，便覺得很有趣;于是也想得到同樣有趣的音調，便問蚱蜢吃什么東西過活，以致于能有這樣優美的聲音。蚱蜢說：「露水。」驢子聽了，從此以后也單吃露水過活，不久便餓死了。
動物英語故事：蝙蝠和鼠狼
bat falling upon the ground was caught by a weasel, ofwhom he earnestly besought his life. the weasel refused,saying, that he was by nature the enemy of all birds. thebat assured him that he was not a bird, but a mouse, andthus saved his life.
shortly afterwards the bat again fellon the ground, and was carght by another weasel, whom helikewise entreated not to eat him. the weasel said that hehad a special hostility to mice. the bat assured him thathe was not a mouse, but a bat; and thus a second timeescaped.it is wise to turn circumstances to good account.
一只蝙蝠墜落到地面上來，被一只鼠狼捉住了，蝙蝠哀求討饒。鼠狼不答應，說它自己最愛和鳥類為敵。蝙蝠便證明它自己不是鳥，只是一只老鼠，因此鼠狼就放了它。
不久這只蝙蝠又墜落到地上來，被另一只鼠狼捉住，它同樣地哀求討饒。那鼠狼說它自己最恨老鼠，蝙蝠證明自己并不是老鼠，而是一只蝙蝠;因此，它第二次又安然地逃離危險了。隨機應變乃聰明之舉。
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關于獅子和老鼠的英語故事獅子和老鼠英語故事
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Long ago a great lion was fast asleep in the wood. A mouse ran over the lion"s paw. The great lion woke up and caught the little mouse, and was going to kill her. The poor mouse looked up.“ O dear Lion! ’’ Cried the Mouse; “ Do you kill me? Please spare my life. If you spare my life now, I will repay you some day.” “ How can you repay me?” said the Lion. “You are too small to help a great lion.” But he lifted the paw and away the mouse ran. Not long afterward, the lion was caught in a , and could not get out. “ I can" t break this ,” he said, “ I"m afraid I shall be killed.” Just then the little mouse happened to pass by. She ran up to the lion and said, “ Kind friend, I will help you.” She cut the ropes of the strong with her sharp teeth. “ Thank you,” said the Lion. “ I see that even a little mouse can help a great lion.”
譯文：獅子與老鼠
很久以前，在大森林里面，有一只大獅子很快的睡著了。這時候一只小老鼠爬過了獅子的爪子。大獅子醒來了，抓住了小老鼠要吃掉她。可憐的小老鼠可憐的乞求到：尊敬的獅子您要殺掉我嗎?如果你饒了我的命，我終有一天會回報您的。獅子說：“你怎樣回報我呢?對幫助我這樣一只大獅子來說你太微不足道了。”但是他松開了爪子放走了小老鼠。過了不久之后，獅子被網困住了，逃脫不了。獅子說“我打不破這張網，恐怕我要被殺了。”那時，小老鼠突然過來對獅子說：“善良的朋友，我會幫助你的。”她鋒利的牙齒咬斷了粗繩子。獅子說“謝謝你，我明白了一只小老鼠可以挽救一只大獅子。”
1. A Little Mouse and a Big Lion live in the forest. Little Mouse is afraid of Big Lion. He always stays away from Big Lion. One day, Little Mouse has big trouble. When he is walking in the grass, Big Lion catches him。
一只小老鼠和一只大獅子住在一座森林里。小老鼠害怕大獅子。他總是離大獅子遠遠的。一天，小老鼠遇到了麻煩。當他在草叢里面散步的時候，大獅子逮住了他。
2. "Let me go!" begs Mouse. "Someday I will help you!"
“放了我吧!”老鼠乞求道。“有一天我會幫助你的!”
3. "You help me?" says Lion. "Ha, ha, ha!" But Lion opens his paw. He sets Mouse free。
“你幫我?”獅子說。“哈哈哈!”但是獅子張開了他的爪子。他把老鼠放走了。
4. Many days pass. One day, Big Lion has big, big trouble. He is caught in a big . He cannot move. Roar!
許多天過去了。一天，大獅子遇到了非常大非常大的困難。他被一張很大的網給困住了。他不能動彈。只能咆哮!
5. Mouse sits up. He hears that roar and runs to help。
老鼠經常熬夜。他聽到了咆哮聲，并跑去幫忙。
6. "Help me!" begs Lion。
“幫幫我!”獅子懇求道。
7. Mouse starts to chew. He cuts off the ropes with his teeth and sets Lion free! Little Mouse saves Big Lion!
老鼠開始咀嚼。他用牙齒把繩子咬斷，把獅子放了!小老鼠救了大獅子!
8. Lion does not laugh at Mouse now. Because he knows — even the littlest Mouse can help the biggest Lion。
現在獅子不在嘲笑老鼠了。因為他知道——即使是最小的老鼠也能幫助最大的獅子。
When a lion was asleep,a little mouse began running up and down beside him.This soon wakened the lion.He was very angry,and caught the mouse in his paws.
"Forgive me,please." cried the little mouse."I may be able to help you someday." The lion was tickled at these words.
He thought,"How could this little mouse help me?" However he lifted up his paws and let him go.
A few days later,the lion was caught in a trap.
The hunters wanted to take him alive to the king,so they tied him to a tree,and went away to look for a wagon.
Just then the little mouse passed by,and saw the sad lion.
He went up to him,and soon gnawed away the ropes."Was I not right?" asked the little mouse.
獅子睡著了,有只老鼠在他的周圍爬上爬下,很快吵醒了獅子,獅子很生氣,一把抓住了老鼠.
“饒了我吧,”老鼠請求說,“也許有一天我能幫上你的忙呢.”獅子覺得很好笑,他想：“這只小老鼠怎么能幫上我的忙?”但他還是抬起爪子放他走了.
不久,獅子被陷阱困住了.獵人們想將活獅子獻給國王,就把他捆在一棵大樹上,然后去找馬車.
這時,老鼠路過這里,看到了絕望中的獅子.他走過去,很快啃斷了繩索,說：“我雖小,可是我也能幫上你的忙.”
寓意:有些朋友也許平時看似微不足道,但卻有可能在我們身處困境的時候提供巨大的幫助.
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關于英語故事(17)
A Story of a hat Called "Gaht"
This story comes from the Chosun period in Korea.
People of the noble class were called "yangban" at the time.
They had to wear a hat named a "gaht" after married.
Whenever they went outside,they were required to wear a "gaht".
One day,a yangban who was wearing a nice gaht went on a journey.
He went to "Geojedo," one of the beautiful islands in Korea.
The yangban was looking around the island.
All of a sudden,a big gust of wind blew his gaht away.
"Oh,no! I"m in big trouble now!" he said.
Indeed,a married yangban couldn"t go around without wearing a gaht.
It was like wearing only your underwear when going outside.
He thought and thought. Finally he said,
"Ah,I have an idea! I"ll go talk to the person who manages the village."
He found the lord of the village and said,
"Sir,while I was passing through your village,the wind blew away my gaht.
Since it was blown off in this village,it still must bu here.
I believe you are responsible for finding it,right?"
The lord thought for a moment;
"What he said is not wrong,but I know I won"t be able to find it.
I don"t want to buy him one. A new gaht is too expensive.
Hmm...I know!" The lord said.
"Please wait have a while,Sir."
The lord called his servant,
"Come quickly,and do what I tell you.
Go to the seashore and call in the fishermen."
Meanwhile,the yangban was not sure what the lord was up to.
"I lost my gaht in the village.
Why is he calling for the fishermen?" he wondered.
The fishermen arrived quickly. The lord said,
"Well...our guest here says that the wind blew his gaht away.
Therefore,you,fishermen,must buy a new gaht for him."
The first fishermen replied,
"What! Why do we have to buy him a gaht?"
The lord answerd,"There says ago,didn"t you,fishermen,
have an offering to the sky,asking for no wind to blow on the sea?"
The second fishermen said,"Yes. We did...!"
The lord replied,"Since you asked the sky not to blow wind on the sea,
all of the wind has blow on the land.
It"s your fault this guest"s gaht blew awaya1"
The fishermen were confused.
They knew his decision was unfair,but they couldn"t come up with a better answer.
Reluctantly,the fishermen bought a new gaht for the yangban.
The yangban thanked the fishermen and the lord for his new gaht and thought,
"That load sure is a quick thinker! Ha! Ha!"
He put on the new gaht and continued the tour of Geojedo.
一個關于叫“gaht”帽子的故事
這個故事來自韓國的朝鮮期間。
貴族階級的人被稱為“yangban”。
他們結婚后，不得不戴上譽為“gaht”的帽子。
每當他們去外面時,他們被要求帶上“gaht”。
一天,一個“yangban”戴好“gaht”就出去旅行了。
他要去“巨濟島”，是韓國一個美麗的島嶼。
這個“yangban”在島上四處旅游。
突然,一陣大風把他的“gaht”吹走了。
“哦,不！現在我的麻煩大了！”他說。
事實上,一個已婚“yangban”沒有“gaht”不能四處走。
它就好像只穿著內衣在外面走一樣。
他想了想。最后,他說,
“啊,我有一個好主意!我要去找這個村莊的管理者。。”
他找到村子的領主說,
“先生,當我在穿過你的村莊時,風一吹,把我的‘gaht’吹跑了。
因為它是在你的村莊吹跑的，所以它一定還在你的村子里。
我相信你會負責找到它的,對吧?”
領主想了一會兒，
“他所說的是沒有錯,但我知道我不可能找到它。
我不想給他買一個。一個新的‘gaht’太貴。
嗯…我想到了!”耶和華對他說的話。
“先生，請你稍等一會。”
領主召來他的仆人,
"快來人,我告訴你們。
到海邊把漁夫給我叫來。”
與此同時,這個“yangban”不知道領主要干什么。
“我在村子里失去了我的‘gaht’。
為什么他要叫漁民來呢?"他想。
漁民們很快到了。領主說,
“嗯…我們的客人在這里說風吹把他的‘gaht’吹跑了。
因此,你們這些漁夫必須買一頂新的‘gaht’給他。”
第一個漁夫說,
“什么!為什么我們要給他買一頂‘gaht’?”
領主回答:“三天前,漁夫，你們忘了,
有一個祭天,要求沒有風吹在大海上?”
第二個漁夫說:“是的。我們做…!”
領主回答說:“既然你們要求老天不在大海上吹風，所有的風只能在地面吹了。
風把個人的‘gaht’吹跑了。這是你們的錯！”
漁夫們被搞糊涂了。
他們知道這個決定是不公平的,但是他們不能想出一個更好的答案來反駁。
很不情愿的,漁民們買了一頂新的“gaht”給這個“yangban”。
“yangban”謝過漁民們和領主，他想,
“這個領主思維轉得真快！哈！哈！”
他帶上了新“gaht”并繼續巨濟島之旅。
這些小故事能更好的激起小朋友的英語學習熱情，興趣就這里培養吧！
參考資料：幼兒英語網：>
