It's-certainly-an-important-part-of-traditional-Chinese-culture配套文本及練習(xí)

It’scertainlyanimportantpartoftraditionalChineseculture配套文本及練習(xí)配套文本Emma:Pleasecomein,Jackie.Wouldyoulikesomethingtodrink?艾瑪:請(qǐng)進(jìn)，杰姬。你想喝點(diǎn)什么嗎？Jackie:Thatwouldbenice.I'llhaveacolaifyouhaveone.杰姬:好啊。如果有的話我想要可樂(lè)。Emma:Sure,thereissomeintherefrigeratorinthekitchen.I'llgetitforyou.艾瑪:當(dāng)然，廚房的冰箱里有一些。我去給你拿。Jackie:CanIhelpyou?杰姬:用我?guī)湍銌?？Emma:No,it'sOK.Icanmanage.艾瑪:不用，我一人可以的。Jackie:Thanksalot,Emma.杰姬:謝謝，艾瑪。Emma:You'rewelcome.Iwasalittlethirstytoo.艾瑪:不客氣。我也有點(diǎn)渴了。Jackie:No,ImeanthankyouforsuggestingwegototheBeijingOpera.Well,andthanksforthedrinktoo.杰姬:不，我的意思是謝謝你建議我們?nèi)タ淳﹦　Ｅ?，也謝謝你的飲料。Emma:Oh,don'tmentionit.Ireallyenjoyedseeingittoo.It'smysecondtimethere.艾瑪:哦，不必客氣。我也非常喜歡看京劇。這次是第二次去。Jackie:Whatpartdidyoulikebest?杰姬:你最喜歡哪段？Emma:Ithinktheacrobatsaremyfavoritepartoftheshow.艾瑪:我想我最喜歡雜技那部分。Jackie:Thejugglingwasgoodtoobutthebalancingwasmoredifficultthanthejuggling.杰姬:戲法也不錯(cuò)，但平衡表演要更難一些。Emma:Howmanypeoplewereonthatoneman'sshoulders?艾瑪:那個(gè)人的肩膀上站了多少人？Jackie:Idon'tknow.Icouldn'tcount.杰姬:我不知道。數(shù)不過(guò)來(lái)。Emma:Canyouimaginehowmuchtheyhavetopracticetolearnhowtodothosethings?艾瑪:你能想像他們費(fèi)了多大勁來(lái)練習(xí)才能學(xué)會(huì)表演這些節(jié)目嗎？Jackie:Andtheyneverseemtomakeamistake,nightafternightwhentheyareonstage.杰姬:而且每晚他們都在臺(tái)上表演，好像從沒(méi)出過(guò)錯(cuò)。Emma:Thenthereisthesinginginthosebeautifulcostumes.IwonderhowpeoplegetintotheBeijingOpera?艾瑪:還有就是那些人穿著漂亮的服裝演唱。我不知道人們是怎么才演上京劇的？Jackie:Whatdoyoumean?杰姬:什么意思？Emma:Well,howdotheygetacceptedtobeapartoftheshow?艾瑪:就是他們?cè)鯓颖唤邮苋⒓友莩觯縅ackie:Oh,theymustgothroughalongperiodoftrainingbeforetheycanjointheshow.杰姬:哦，在參加演出之前，他們必須經(jīng)過(guò)長(zhǎng)時(shí)間的訓(xùn)練。Emma:Andthentheymusttravelallaroundthecountryandsometimeseventoothercountrieswhentheshowisontheroad.艾瑪:然后他們必須在全國(guó)巡演，有時(shí)甚至得去其它國(guó)家進(jìn)行全球巡演。Jackie:ButitmustbeveryspecialtobechosentobepartoftheBeijingOpera.杰姬:但是能被挑中去參加京劇表演一定很不一般。Emma:Yes,it'ssofamousandsomanypeoplegotoiteverynight.艾瑪:是的，京劇太有名了，每晚都有許多人去觀看。Jackie:Howmanydoyouthinkwereattheshowlastnight?Fivehundred?杰姬:你覺(jué)得昨晚去了多少人？五百人？Emma:Well,therewereabouttentourbusesoutsidethetheatreandIwouldguessthereweremaybeathousandpeopleinside.艾瑪:嗯，昨晚劇院外大約有十輛大巴，我猜可能來(lái)了一千人。Jackie:Andthatisthesamenightafternight.杰姬:而且每晚都是這樣。Emma:Yes,itisoneofthemostfamousshowsinChina.艾瑪:是啊，在中國(guó)這是最有名的演出之一。Jackie:Ithinkeveryoneshouldseeitiftheyareable.杰姬:我想如果有可能，每個(gè)人都應(yīng)該來(lái)看。Emma:It'scertainlyanimportantpartoftraditionalChineseculture.艾瑪:這毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)是中國(guó)傳統(tǒng)文化中重要的一部分。Jackie:Whendiditbegin?杰姬:它起源于什么時(shí)候？Emma:Theearliestknownformofthiskindoftheatrestartedinthefourteenthcentury.艾瑪:就人們所知，這種戲劇最初始于14世紀(jì)。Jackie:Imagine,sevenhundredyearsold.I'mafraidImustbeleavingnow.ButIhadawonderfultime.杰姬:想像一下，它有七百年的歷史了?？峙挛业米吡恕５叶蛇^(guò)了一段美好的時(shí)光。Emma:SodidI.I'mgladyoucouldgo.艾瑪:我也是。我很高興你能去。Jackie:I'llseeyouatschoolonMonday.Goodbye.杰姬:周一學(xué)校見(jiàn)吧。再見(jiàn)。Emma:OK.Goodbye.艾瑪:好。再見(jiàn)。

情景劇練習(xí)WhatpartoftheshowdoyouthinkJackielikedbest?a)Thesinging.b)Thejuggling.c)Thebalancing.Howmanypeopleattendtheshoweachnight?a)Aboutfivehundred.b)Aboutonethousand.c)Abouttenbusloadsofpeople.WhyisthePekingOperaanimportantpartofChineseculture?a)Ithasbeeninexistenceforsevenhundredyears.b)Somanypeopleseetheshoweverynight.c)ItisoneofthemostfamousshowsinChina.Allofthefollowingsaretalkedaboutinthe