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It's been a month that the summer vacation went by. We have a long holiday, which is longer than the others. Most of us were plan to find a part-time job in order to kill the boring time while we got the news. So it was the same with me, of coz. I've been itching to take the part-time job when I was in the junior high school, more for getting some value experiences than for money.
Because lots of my friends have works experiences and have a more independent life. They are willing to share their interesting work experiences with me. In the work life, they met many difficulties; they would try to do something on their own. Different kinds of setbacks made them more strong and go easy on everything afterward. I felt somehow ashamed of myself ,I like to be independent, but it is difficult for me. I live under my parents' wings, then hide mine. My parents arrange everything for me,let me denpend on them for food and clothing.I know I can't go on like this. If I couldn't get rid of the protect from them ,I can't be independent.Their love will cut my wings.For this reason,I took the part-time job together with my friends.Our work was demanding, and if our speed was slowly ,we couldn't make much money.Sometimeswe felt disappointed,and made much complaints,even had the thoughts of coming back.But we kept on it.In the work life,we had something fun,something that made us felt sad.I almost forgot. There was a warm-hearted old man,he was a factory security. He took good care of us.And that made us felt happy in the other city.We were very gratefull to him. What a nice old man!Unfortunately,
I got a bad headache and a high temperature when I was planning to go back.That was because the roasting weather and the hard work.Thanks to my friends ,they looked after me ,as if my mother was around.Because of that ,I deeply felt the important of friendship . I just wanted to say,thank you!
When I took the first salary of my life,I knew it's very difficult to make
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A new term began. Students all returned to school and met again. They were talking about what they had done in the holidays. I was much happier. I couldn’t wait to tell my story. Now it’s my turn. I told them I got a job in a restaurant. I worked as a waitress. They didn’t believe at first.
"Yes, it’s true. "I said," I really had a hard time at the beginning. But several days later, I could do a good job. I earned six hundred yuan this holiday. "They all looked at me with their mouths open.
3.Should students make friends on line ？
Some people say yes.The internet helps make many friends.Chatting on line，students can more freely express their feelings and opinions，and even get help with their foreign language studies .
Others，however，think students should not.They say making friends on line is a waste of time，which should be spent more meaningfully on study.Besides，some students get cheated on line .
It is my opinion that students should place their study，health and safety before other things.As for friendship，we can readily find it in our classmates and other people around us .
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We need vacations. They recharge us, allowing us to be more efficient all the other times. The trouble is, too many of the vacations we take these days aren't vacations at all.
We Americans are collectively suffering from vacation deficit disorder, insists Joe Robinson. And we don't even admit we have a problem. It gets so bad that workers often compete to see who has less of a life than the next guy.
Americans work more than anyone else. In fact, we work 100 hours per year more than the famously nose-to-grindstone Japanese. And we put in up to three months a year more than Europeans.
America is the only country that does not mandate paid vacation leave. China gets three weeks. Europe averages six.
Call it the incredible shrinking vacation. The average vacation in America now numbers a pathetic three to four days--a long weekend. And this year, according to a recent survey, one in seven Americans is taking no vacation at all.
The problem is, the little time we now allot ourselves for vacations can't do what vacations are supposed to do. You need more time to fix burnout, explains Joe Robinson, author of Work To Live: The Guide to Getting a Life. You have to be cut off from a stressor for a sufficient amount of time to give your mind and body a break. And you have to allow two weeks for your body to rebound.
But trying to get more than one week at a time is difficult, especially in today's climate. People have to beg their employers for any time in the first place. The upshot is they wind up feeling guilty for taking time off. And vacations feel illegitimate.
Robinson points out that we Americans are going through a cycle of overwork that began with the recession of the early 80s then shifted into high gear in the late 80s with a series of technological advances--fax machines, desktop computers, cell phones. We have lots of tools and we don't even know how to use them all, but they still wind up bestowing on us a false sense of urgency.
Add to that the fact that labor has been cut to the bone. Everyone left is doing multiple jobs and working extra hours. We're living in a world of no boundaries between work and life, insists Robinson.
Working more than 48 hours a week doubles the load of stress. It puts one on course for heart disease.
Robinson is quick to insist that the belief that Europeans are lazy is nothing but a convenient myth. The fact is, they get more done in less time. Four European countries are more efficient and productive than the U.S.--Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Norway. Companies in those countries employ management techniques that make longer vacations work.
By contrast, in the U.S., managers have an irrational fear that they need people in all those chairs all the time or everything will fall apart, says Robinson. And overtime is often unproductive because it is conducted by fatigued brains. Many studies show that most Americans are chronically running on too little sleep.
If you work seven 50-hour weeks in a row you don't get more done than in seven 40-hour weeks, says Robinson. Overtime is not productive and fatigue seeps into the regular work time.
Oh, then there's the fact that whatever vacation time they take, people bring their work--and their work mentality--with them. It isn't just the laptop. It's a productivity mentality that has people measuring how many sights they see and how many things they do in three days.
You have to unpack before you pack, is the way Robinson sees it. Put together an unpacking list of the stuff that has no business going with you, he advises. These include work worries, the boss, colleagues, career progress, laptops, pagers, cell phones. Stash it until you get back.
To the pile of stuff you leave home add your guilt over taking a vacation. You also have to put aside the productivity yardstick and remember how to do leisure.
Here are a couple of suggestions:
Target your passions and build your vacation around the things you like to do.
Wander. Yes, relearn how to explore and discover, with no other purpose.
Linger with a friend over dinner.
Put on your kid hat. Connect with play.
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Forget Montezuma's Revenge. The real hazards for business travelers lurk not in their gut, but in their head. Working globetrotters log many miles-and rack up even more psychic stress. A study of nearly 11,000 workers at the World Bank revealed that women who made more than two international business trips a year filed twice the number of psychiatric insurance claims as their stationary counterparts; men, three times as many.
Bernhard Liese, M.D., head of health services at the World Bank, notes that international business travelers are faced with sudden changes in climate, food, language and culture. Time zone changes can compound travelers' disorientation by disrupting circadian rhythms and depriving them of sleep. Working hours may be extended to make the most of the trip-and in addition to all this, the traveler experiences separation from home and family.
But Liese says that the worst part of business travel may be the return to the office: phone and e-mail messages, not to mention more work, may have piled up while the traveler was away.
Doesn't the domestic business traveler encounter the same stresses? Not necessarily, Liese believes. There's a lot less psychic dislocation in flying to Kalamazoo than Timbuktu.
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When Dutch researcher Ad Vingerhoets, Ph.D., began noticing that some of his weekends and vacations were spent suffering through headaches and other physical ailments, he tried to find out if any studies had been done on the phenomenon. He found none, so Vingerhoets, whose research area is stress and emotions, decided to study the subject himself.
Along with fellow researcher Maaike Van Huijgevoort, Ph.D., also from the department of clinical health psychology at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, Vingerhoets observed more than 100 people who were plagued by headaches, muscle pain, fatigue and nausea over weekends and holidays. Most of the subjects had suffered these symptoms for more than 10 years, and symptoms commenced with stressful events in their lives, such as divorce or death. The researchers, who presented their findings at a meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society, determined that people who are perfectionists, carry large workloads and feel very responsible for their work are more apt to suffer from these symptoms, termed leisure sickness.
While Vingerhoets' study wasn't intended to help participants overcome leisure sickness, he does have some suggestions for preventing the weekend malady. Physical exercise on Friday evening would facilitate the physiological transition from activity to rest, he says. Also, try to perceive your work from a different perspective and attach more importance to other things such as family.
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In every year the end of June, it is the beginning of my precious summer holiday. Last summer, I had a great holiday. Firstly, I spent only a week to finish all my summer homework. Then I have still almost two months to do anything I wanted. Actually, I really did what I wanted to do in last summer. I traveled to Beijing with my best friend for 2 weeks. We were so happy and the trip was just perfect. In the rest of my holiday, I did not do anything even related to study. Everything is all about games. However, I will not have a chance to spend my summer holiday like the last one. There is much more homework that I have to use probably three quarters of my holiday to finish it. If there is not so much homework, I might have my ideal summer holiday in this year. My ideal holiday is that go to the beaches in México with my family. For about a whole month we can completely relax in the beautiful beach. In the morning, after the delicious México style breakfast, we can walk along the beach while enjoy the beautiful morning sunshine. In the afternoon, we can have the freshest seafood for lunch. After lunch, take a nap in the sunshade would be the best thing to do. At dusk, there is the most gorgeous sunset on the sea... I love the beach, I love summer holiday.
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I like the summer holiday every year. Last summer I went to Beijing for my holiday, Beijing is our capital city. I went to the Summer Palace, climbed the Great Wall and went to many places of interest. I had a very good time. During this summer holiday, I went to Putuo and Xiangshan. I saw the beautiful sea. I enjoyed having a walk along the beach after supper or having a swim in the moonlight. It 's really "cool". When I at home, I do my homework in the morning. In the afternoon I practise playing the piano. But in the evening I can watch TV after a long walk with my parents. If you ask me what my favourite summer holiday will be like, traveling around the world is the only answer. I like travelling so much that l often meet different people and visit different places of interest in my dream. I wish I can have two summer holidays in a year.
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这是一个月的暑假去了。我们有一个长假期，这是超过了其他人。我们大多数人都计划找到一份兼职工作，以杀死无聊的时间，而我们得到的消息。因此，同与我的堂妹。我一直渴望采取兼职当我是在初中，让更多的一些价值的经验不是为了钱。
因为很多我的朋友有工程经验，并有一个更独立的生活。他们愿意分享他们感兴趣的工作经验，我。在工作生活，他们会见了许多困难，他们将尽力做一些对自己。不同种类的挫折使他们更加强大和容易进入的一切之后。我觉得自己有点不好意思，我最喜爱的是独立的，但很困难，因为我。我住在我父母的翅膀，然后隐藏地雷。我的父母安排一切，我，让我denpend对他们的食品和clothing.I知道我不能再这样。如果我无法摆脱他们的保护，我不能independent.Their爱将削减我国wings.For这个原因，我把兼职连同我friends.Our工作要求，如果我们的速度缓慢，我们就不能取得很大money.Sometimeswe感到失望，并取得了很大的投诉，甚至有思想的未来back.But我们一直it.In的工作生活，我们有一些有趣的，这使我们认为sad.I几乎忘了。有一个热心岁男子，他是一家工厂的安全。他照顾好us.And ，使我们感到高兴的其他city.We非常gratefull他。真是一个好老头！不幸的是，
我头疼得厉害，最高温度当我正计划去back.That是因为天气和焙烧的辛勤work.Thanks对我的朋友，他们照顾我，如果我的母亲是around.Because的，我深深感受到了重要的友谊。我只想说，谢谢！
当我第一次工资了我生命，我知道这很困难，使
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一个新的任期开始。学生返回学校，并再次举行会议。他们谈论他们所做的事在假期。我是非常幸福的。我不能等待告诉我的故事。现在轮到我。我告诉他们，我找到工作的一家餐馆。我作为一名女服务员。他们不相信在第一。
“是的，这是真的。 ”我说： “我真的很难开始。但是，几天后，我能做好。我赢得六〇 〇元这个假期。 ”他们都看着我与他们的嘴打开。
3.Should学生广交朋友在线？
Some people say yes.The internet helps make many friends.Chatting on line，students can more freely express their feelings and opinions，and even get help with their foreign language studies .
但是，另一些人认为学生应not.They结交朋友说在网上是浪费时间，这应该花在更有意义的study.Besides ，一些学生作弊线。
我认为，学生应该把他们的研究中，健康和安全的其他things.As之前的友谊，我们可以很容易找到它在我们的同学和其他人在我们周围。
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我们需要休假。他们补给我们，使我们能够更有效的其他所有时间。麻烦的是，太多的假期，我们这几天都没有休假了。
我们美国人集体遭受短期赤字障碍，坚持乔罗宾逊。我们甚至不承认我们有一个问题。它会如此糟糕，工人往往竞争，看看谁少的生活比未来的人。
美国人工作时间超过任何其他人。事实上，我们的工作100小时以上，每年的著名鼻子到磨刀石日本。我们将在长达三个月以上一年欧洲人。
美国是唯一一个没有任务带薪休假离开。中国获得三个星期。欧洲平均水平6 。
称之为不可思议缩小休假。平均休假在美国现在有贱3至4天-一个长周末。今年，据最近的一项调查显示，每七个美国人是没有休假了。
问题是，很少有时间，我们现在配自己休假不能做什么休假是应做的事。您需要更多时间来解决倦怠，解释乔罗宾逊，作者的工作现场：指南获得生命。您必须先切断从压力足够多的时间，让您的身心休息一下。和你有两个星期，让您的身体反弹。
但是，试图让一个多星期的时间是很困难的，尤其是在今天的气候。人们乞求他们的雇主的任何时候摆在首位。其结果是他们最后的感觉内疚休息一段时间。和休假觉得不合理。
罗宾逊指出，我们美国人正在经历一个周期的过度开始的经济衰退的80年代初然后转移到高齿轮在80年代后期提出了一系列的技术进步-传真机，台式电脑，手机。我们有很多的工具和我们甚至不知道如何使用它们，但它们仍然清盘赐予我们的一种虚假的紧迫感。
补充一个事实，即劳动力已减少到了骨头。每个人都留下做多个任务和工作加班加点。我们生活在一个没有边界的世界之间的工作和生活，坚持罗宾逊。
工作超过48小时，每周双打的负荷压力。它把一个当然心脏病。
罗宾逊是快速坚持认为欧洲人懒惰只是一种方便的神话。事实是，他们获得更多的工作在更短的时间。四个欧洲国家都更有效率和生产率比美国-比利时，法国，荷兰和挪威。公司在这些国家使用的管理技术，使长期休假工作。
相比之下，在美国，管理人员有一个不合理的恐惧，他们需要的人在所有这些椅子所有的时间和一切都会土崩瓦解说，罗宾逊。和加班往往是徒劳的，因为它是由大脑疲劳。许多研究表明，大多数美国人长期运行在睡眠太少。
如果你工作50个小时的周连续您没有获得更多的工作在7比40小时周说，罗宾逊。加班费不生产和疲劳渗透到经常性工作的时间。
噢，那么有一个事实，即无论他们采取的休假时间，人们把他们的工作-和他们的工作心态-他们。这不仅是笔记本电脑。这是一个有生产力的人的心态，衡量有多少景点他们看到，有多少事情要做三天。
你必须解压，然后再包，就是罗宾逊认为。建立一个拆包名单东西，没有任何业务的发展与你，他建议。这些措施包括工作的忧虑，老板，同事，事业进步，笔记本电脑，寻呼机，手机。藏它，直到你回来。
在一堆东西你离家加入您的愧疚，才采取了休假。您还可以搁置的生产力标准，并注意如何做休闲。
以下是一些建议：
配置您的激情和建立您的假期周围的东西你喜欢做的事。
漫步。是的， relearn如何探索和发现，没有任何其他目的。
徘徊在与朋友共进晚餐。
穿上你的孩子帽子。连接发挥。
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忘记蒙特祖马的报复。真正的危险商务旅行者潜伏在他们的内心没有，但在他们的头部。工作哈林日志许多英里和1954年甚至更多的精神压力。研究近11,000名工人在世界银行表明，妇女谁取得两个以上的国际商务旅行每年两次提交的数量精神病保险理赔作为其固定的对应;男子三倍之多。
伯恩哈伯克利，医学博士，主管卫生服务在世界银行指出，国际商务旅客所面临的突发性的气候变化，粮食，语言和文化。时区的变化可复合游客迷失方向的扰乱昼夜节律和剥夺他们的睡眠。工作时间可能会延长，使大部分的行程和除了这一切，旅客经验脱离家庭。
但是伯克利说，最糟糕的商务旅行的一部分，可能是回到办公室：电话和电子邮件，更不要提更多的工作，可能有堆积而旅行支票不在。
没有国内的商务旅客遇到同样的压力？不一定，伯克利认为。还有很多不足的心理脱位飞往卡拉马祖比廷巴克图。
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当荷兰广告Vingerhoets研究员，博士，开始注意到，他的一些周末和假期花费了痛苦通过头痛和其他有形的疾病，他试图找出是否过任何研究工作的现象。他没有发现，所以Vingerhoets ，其研究领域是压力和情绪，决定将自己研究的主题。
随着研究员研究员Maaike范Huijgevoort ，博士研究生，还从该部的临床健康心理学在蒂尔堡大学在荷兰， Vingerhoets观察超过100人谁是困扰头痛，肌肉痛，疲劳和恶心了周末和节假日。大部分科目遭受这些症状超过10年，症状有压力的活动开始在他们的生活，如离婚或死亡。研究人员说，谁提出了他们的调查结果举行的一次会议上的美国心身学会，确定谁是完美的人，携带大量的工作量，并感到非常负责他们的工作更容易受到这些症状，称为休闲疾病。
虽然Vingerhoets学习的目的不是为了帮助学员克服休闲生病，他也有一些建议，以防止在周末弊病。体育锻炼对周五晚上将有利于过渡到生理活性休息，他说。另外，尝试看待你的工作从不同的角度和更重视其他事情，如家庭。
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每年6月底，这是我国宝贵的开始暑假。去年夏天，我有一个伟大的节日。首先，我只花了一个星期完成我所有的夏季功课。然后我还有近2个月做任何事情我想。其实，我真的做了什么我想在去年夏天。我去北京，我最好的朋友为2周。我们非常高兴和旅行是完美的。在剩余的假期，我没有做什么甚至相关研究。一切都是游戏。但是，我不会有机会我花一样的暑假的最后一次。还有很多功课，我必须使用可能四分之三我假期结束它。如果没有这么多功课，我可能有我的理想暑假在今年。我的理想是去度假的海滩在墨西哥与我的家人。大约整整一个月，我们可以完全放松的美丽海滩。上午，在美味的墨西哥式早餐，我们就可以沿着沙滩享受美丽的早晨的阳光。下午，我们可以有最新鲜的海鲜午餐。午餐后，打盹儿的遮阳将是最好的事情。黄昏，有最美丽的海上日落...我喜欢沙滩，我爱暑假。
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我喜欢每年的暑假。去年夏天我去北京，我的假期，北京是我们的首都。我去了颐和园，爬上了长城，去了很多地方的利益。我有一个很好的时间。在这个暑假，我去普陀和象山。我看到了美丽的大海。我喜欢走了晚饭后在海滩游泳或在月光下。这是真的“酷” 。当我在家的时候，我做我的功课在早上。下午，我在练习弹钢琴。但在晚上，我可以看电视，经过长时间的步行跟我的父母。如果你问我什么我最喜欢的暑假将是一样，周游世界是唯一的答案。我喜欢旅行，所以升往往满足不同人不同的地方访问的兴趣，我的梦想。我希望我可以有两个暑假的一年。
恩，14篇太多了点吧？呵呵
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History of Mother′s Day
In the U.S. Mothers' Day is a holiday celebrated on second Sunday in May. It is a day when children honor their mothers with cards, gifts, and flowers. First observance in Philadelphia, Pa. in 1907, it is based on suggestions by Julia Ward Howe in 1872 and by Anna Jarvis in 1907.
Although it wasn't celebrated in the U.S. until 1907, there were days honoring mothers even in the days of ancient Greece. In those days, however, it was Rhea, the Mother of the gods that was given honor.
Later, in the 1600's, in England there was an annual observance called "Mothering Sunday." It was celebrated during June, on the fourth Sunday. On Mothering Sunday, the servants, who generally lived with their employers, were encouraged to return home and honor their mothers. It was traditional for them to bring a special cake along to celebrate the occasion.
In the U.S., in 1907 Ana Jarvis, from Philadelphia, began a campaign to establish a national Mother's Day. Jarvis persuaded her mother's church in Grafton, West Virginia to celebrate Mother's Day on the second anniversary of her mother's death, the 2nd Sunday of May. The next year Mother's Day was also celebrated in Philadelphia.
Jarvis and others began a letter-writing campaign to ministers, businessmen, and politicians in their quest to establish a national Mother's Day. They were successful. President Woodrow Wilson, in 1914, made the official announcement proclaiming Mother's Day a national observance that was to be held each year on the 2nd Sunday of May.
Many other countries of the world celebrate their own Mother's Day at different times throughout the year. Denmark, Finland, Italy, Turkey, Australia, and Belgium celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May, as in the U.S.
在美国,人们在五月的第二个星期天庆祝母亲节。在这一天，孩子们把卡片，礼物和鲜花献给他们的母亲。第一次庆祝母亲节是发生在1907 年的费城，是由朱莉娅·瓦德·豪和安妮塔·贾威斯分别在 1872 年和 1907 年提议设立的。
虽然美国直到 1907 年才庆祝母亲节，但是尊敬母亲的节日甚至可以追溯到古希腊。尽管那时人们是庆祝上帝的母亲罗伊的。
后来, 在17世纪初的英格兰，人们有一个惯例，就是在每年六月的第四个星期天庆祝“省亲节”。在省亲节那一天, 通常与雇主住在一起的仆人了, 被劝说回家和他们的母亲团聚。按照惯例，他们要带一块特殊的蛋糕回家庆祝。
在美国, 1907年有一个来自费城的叫阿纳·贾维斯的人，发起了一场建立全国的母亲节的运动。在西弗吉尼亚的格拉夫顿，贾维斯说服了她母亲的教堂，在她母亲去世2周年的纪念日那一天庆祝母亲节，即五月的第二个星期天。下一年费城也庆祝了母亲节。
贾维斯和其它人开始给部长，商人，以及政治家们写信，要求建立全国性的母亲节。他们取得了成功。1914年在任的伍德罗·威尔森总统，向全国发布官方通告，宣布在每年五月的第二个星期天庆祝母亲节，并使之成为一种传统。
世界上许多其它国家在全年的不同时间庆祝他们自己的母亲节。丹麦，芬兰，意大利，土耳其，澳大利亚，以及比利时同美国一样，在五月的第二个星期天庆祝母亲节。
2：
When You Believe
心存相信
Many nights we've prayed
许多个夜晚我们祈祷
With no proof anyone could hear
不能证明谁能听得到
In our heart a hopeful song
我们心中响起希望之歌
we barely understood
我们并不明了
Now we are not afraid
而如今我们不再害怕
Although we know there's much to fear
虽然我们知道有太多事情让我们恐惧
We were moving the mountian long
我们能够移动高山
Before we knew we could
我们之前却不知道
There can be miracles
奇迹必定发生
When you belive
当你心存相信
Though hope is frail
尽管希望如此脆弱
It's hard to kill
但也不能轻易扑灭
Who knows what miracles
谁知道什么样的奇迹
You can achieve
你可以做到
When you believe
当你相信的时候
Somehow you will
不知不觉中你就会做到
You will when you belive
当你心存相信就会做到
And in this time of fear
在这个令人害怕时刻
When prayer so often proves in vain
当信徒们徒劳无功地证明
Hope seems like the summer birds
希望就像是夏天的小鸟
Too swiftly flown away
飞快地掠过溜走
And now I am standing here
现在我站在这里
My heart's so full I can't explain
我的心满满的 无法解释
Seeking faith and speaking words I never thought I'd say
找寻信念说出我从未想过我会说的话
They don't always happen when you ask
当你要求的时候它们不经常出现
And it's easy to give in to your fear
而且它很容易在你恐惧面前退缩
But when you're blinded by your pain
但是当你因为痛苦而盲目无助
Can't see you way safe through the rain
在风雨中找不到安全的出路
Thought of a still resilient voice
想象一种很平静的声音
Says love is very near
说出爱离你如此之近
Just believe
请相信
You will when you believe
当你心存相信
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日食开始。我们在8：15分都来到了宽阔的广场。8：20分左右，我用焊片看太阳，可以看到太阳已经缺了一小块了。光线很亮，不能用眼睛直视，感觉太阳热量没有开始那么高了。
8：55分，太阳已经缺了一半多了，成一个笑脸状，像一个悬挂在天上的月亮，周围的光线越发暗了下来，站在太阳下没有一点热的感觉。这在平日，9：00多钟伏天的太阳还是比较晒人的。
9：10分左右，太阳只剩下一点弯弯的弧线，直视太阳还有些刺眼，不过用焊片看得很清晰。我用数码相机拍摄周围的环境，居然有一条彩虹哦！光线变得更暗了，像早上太阳还没有升起的样子。
激动人心的时刻到来了。9：17分，天空突然变暗了，几十秒的功夫，天就全黑了，太阳被月亮完全遮住了，用肉眼可以直接看太阳。太阳只剩下一丝圆形的光环，像晚上一样，在太阳不远处有一颗很亮的星星。路灯照在马路上很亮，来往的车辆只能靠大灯行驶了。
这样持续了5至6分钟，在9：22分时，太阳露出来一丝很强的光，像珍珠一样，天也逐渐亮了起来。十几秒后，太阳露出一丝弧形，这时再也不能用肉眼观看了，天空大亮，光线也一点一点的变亮了。
9：40分，太阳已经露出了四分之一，用焊片看太阳像一轮倒悬的月牙，站在太阳下觉得凉凉的，没有往日的炎热。这样持续了大约1个多小时，才慢慢成变圆形，恢复了太阳本身的圆形。
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