英語(yǔ)美文朗誦+翻譯練習(xí)

英語(yǔ)美文朗誦+翻譯練習(xí)英語(yǔ)美文朗誦+翻譯練習(xí)英語(yǔ)美文朗誦+翻譯練習(xí)xxx公司英語(yǔ)美文朗誦+翻譯練習(xí)文件編號(hào)：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計(jì)，管理制度(1)TheAttitudetowardsYourLifeIfyourlifefeelslikeitislackingthepowerthatyouwantandthemotivationthatyouneed,sometimesallyouhavetodoisshiftyourpointofview.Bytrainingyourthoughtstoconcentrateonthebrightsideofthings,youaremorelikelytohavetheincentivetofollowthroughonyourgoals.Youarelesslikelytobeheldbackbynegativeideasthatmightlimityourperformance.Yourlifecanbeenhanced,andyourhappinessenriched,whenyouchoosetochangeyourperspective.Don'tleaveyourfuturetochance,orwaitforthingstogetbettermysteriouslyontheirown.Youmustgointhedirectionofyourhopesandaspirations.Begintobuildyourconfidence,andworkthroughproblemsratherthanavoidthem.Rememberthatpowerisnotnecessarilycontroloversituations,buttheabilitytodealwithwhatevercomesyourway.Alwaysbelievethatgoodthingsarepossible,andrememberthatmistakescanbelessonsthatleadtodiscoveries.Takeyourfearandtransformitintotrust;learntoriseaboveanxietyanddoubt.Turnyour"worryhours"into"productivehours".Taketheenergythatyouhavewastedanddirectittowardeveryworthwhileeffortthatyoucanbeinvolvedin.Youwillseebeautifulthingshappenwhenyouallowyourselftoexperiencethejoysoflife.Youwillfindhappinesswhenyouadoptpositivethinkingintoyourdailyroutineandmakeitanimportantpartofyourworld.(2)TheHappyDoorHappinessislikeapebbledroppedintoapooltosetinmotionanever-wideningcircleofripples.AsStevensonhassaid,beinghappyisaduty.Thereisnoexactdefinitionofthewordhappiness.Happypeoplearehappyforallsortsofreasons.Thekeyisnotwealthorphysicalwell-being,sincewefindbeggars,invalidsandso-calledfailures,whoareextremelyhappy.Beinghappyisasortofunexpecteddividend.Butstayinghappyisanaccomplishment,atriumphofsoulandcharacter.Itisnotselfishtostriveforit.Itis,indeed,adutytoourselvesandothers.Beingunhappyislikeaninfectiousdisease.Itcausespeopletoshrinkawayfromthesufferer.Hesoonfindshimselfalone,miserableandembittered.Thereis,however,acuresosimpleastoseem,atfirstglance,ridiculous;ifyoudon’tfeelhappy,pretendtobe!Itworks.Beforelongyouwillfindthatinsteadofrepellingpeople,youattractthem.Youdiscoverhowdeeplyrewardingitistobethecenterofwiderandwidercirclesofgoodwill.Thenthemake-believebecomesareality.Youpossessthesecretofpeaceofmind,andcanforgetyourselfinbeingofservicetoothers.Beinghappy,onceitisrealizedasadutyandestablishedasahabit,opensdoorsintounimaginablegardensthrongedwithgratefulfriends.(3)TheHiddenGoldTherewasonceafarmerwhohadafineoliveorchard.Hewasveryhard-working,andthefarmalwaysprosperedunderhiscare.Butheknewthathisthreesonsdespisedthefarmwork,andwereeagertomakewealth,throughadventure.Whenthefarmerwasold,andfeltthathistimehadcometodie,hecalledthethreesonstohimandsaid,"Mysons,thereisapotofgoldhiddenintheoliveorchard.Digforit,ifyouwishit."Thesonstriedtogethimtotelltheminwhatpartoftheorchardthegoldwashidden;buthewouldtellthemnothingmore.Afterthefarmerwasdead,thesonswenttoworktofindthepotofgold;sincetheydidnotknowwherethehiding-placewas,theyagreedtobegininaline,atoneendoftheorchard,andtodiguntiloneofthemshouldfindthemoney.Theyduguntiltheyhadturnedupthesoilfromoneendoftheorchardtotheother,roundthetree-rootsandbetweenthem.Butnopotofgoldwastobefound.Itseemedasifsomeonemusthavestolenit,orasifthefarmerhadbeenwanderinginhiswits.Thethreesonswerebitterlydisappointedtohavealltheirworkfornothing.Thenextoliveseason,theolivetreesintheorchardboremorefruitthantheyhadevergiven;whenitwassold,itgavethesonsawholepotofgold.Andwhentheysawhowmuchmoneyhadcomefromtheorchard,theysuddenlyunderstoodwhatthewisefatherhadmeantwhenhesaid,"Thereisgoldhiddenintheorchard.Digforit,ifyouwishit."(4)YouthYouthisnotatimeoflife;itisastateofmind;itisnotamatterofrosycheeks,redlipsandsuppleknees;itisamatterofthewill,aqualityoftheimagination,avigoroftheemotions;itisthefreshnessofthedeepspringsoflife.Youthmeansatemperamentalpredominanceofcourageovertimidityoftheappetite,foradventureovertheloveofease.Thisoftenexistsinamanof60morethanaboyof20.Nobodygrowsoldmerelybyanumberofyears.Wegrowoldbydesertingourideals.Yearsmaywrinkletheskin,buttogiveupenthusiasmwrinklesthesoul.Worry,fear,self-distrustbowstheheartandturnsthespiritbacktodust.Whether60or16,thereisineveryhumanbeing’sheartthelureofwonder,theunfailingchildlikeappetiteofwhat’snextandthejoyofthegameofliving.Inthecenterofyourheartandmyheartthereisawirelessstation:solongasitreceivesmessagesofbeauty,hope,cheer,courageandpowerfrommenandfromtheInfinite,solongareyouyoung.Whentheaerialsaredown,andyourspiritiscoveredwithsnowsofcynicismandtheiceofpessimism,thenyouaregrownold,evenat20,butaslongasyouraerialsareup,tocatchwavesofoptimism,thereishopeyoumaydieyoungat80.(5)ThePowerofWordsAgroupoffrogsweretravelingthroughthewoods,andtwoofthemfellintoadeeppit.Whentheotherfrogssawhowdeepthepitwas,theytoldthetwofrogsthattheywereasgoodasdead.Thetwofrogsignoredthecommentsandtriedtojumpupoutofthepitwithalltheirmight.Theotherfrogskepttellingthemtostop,thattheywereasgoodasdead.Finally,oneofthefrogstookheedofwhattheotherfrogsweresayingandgaveup.Hefelldownanddied.Theotherfrogcontinuedtojumpashardashecould.Onceagain,thecrowdoffrogsyelledathimtostopthepainandjustdie.Hejumpedevenharderandfinallymadeitout.Whenhegotout,theotherfrogssaid,"Didyounothearus"Thefrogexplainedtothemthathewasalittledeaf.Hethoughttheywereencouraginghimtheentiretime.Thisstoryteachesustwolessons:1.Thereispoweroflifeanddeathinthetongue.Anencouragingwordtosomeonewhoisdowncanliftthemupandhelpthemmakeitthroughtheday.2.Adestructivewordtosomeonewhoisdowncanbewhatittakestokillthem.Becarefulofwhatyousay.Speaklifetothosewhocrossyourpath.Thepowerofwordsissometimeshardtounderstandthatanencouragingwordcangosuchalongway.(6)ThePleasureofWalkingWalkinggivesusbackoursenses.Wesee,hear,smelltheworldaswenevercanwhenweride.Nomatterwhatvehicle,itisthevehiclethatismoving,notourselves.Wearetrappedinsideitsfixedenvironment,andoncewehavetakeninitssensoryaspects—mainlyintermsofcomfortordiscomfort—weturnoffourperceptionsandeithergotosleeporopenamagazineandbegindozingawake.Butwhenwewalk,theenvironmentchangeseverymomentandoursensesarecontinuouslybeingalerted.Aroundeachcornerofacityblock,aroundeachbendinacountryroad,thereissomethingnewtogreettheeyes,theears,thenose.Eventhesamewalk,theonewemaytakeeveryday,isneverthesamefromonedaytoanother,fromoneweekandseasontoanother.Thisistruenotonlyinthecountry,butanywhereatall.InNewYorkCity,agroupofexecutiveswhomeeteveryweekdaymorningwalkfromtheirhomestotheiroffices.Theirwaytakesthemthroughquietstreetsofoldbrownstones,oneoftheoldestneighborhoodsinthecity,thenupandovertheBrooklynBridgewithitscathedralarchessupportingtheweblikedraperyofcables,thendownintothetightskyscrapercanyonsofthefinancialdistrict.Ontheirdailyroutetheysee,hear,smellthecityinallitsseasonalchanges,underbrightandcloudyskies.Onlythemostinclementweatherstopsthem—suitablydressed,theycanwalkwithpleasureinspringrains,autumndrizzles,thesunlightofasummermorningorasoftwintersnowfall.Theriverwatersrollbybelowtheirfeet,sullenorsparkling.Tugboatschugpast,shovingandhaulingtheirvariouslyladenbarges;onashroudedmorning,foghornshootandmoan.ThefamousskylineoflowerManhattanrisesbeforethem,glitteringinsun,afloatinmist,againstabackdropofskynevertwicethesame.(7)VeniceVeniceisafascinatingcitybetweenseaandsky.Itisbuilton117islands.Therearen’tanycarsorbusesbecausetherearenohighwaysinVenice.Butithas150canalsand400bridges.Thenarrowstreets,withtheirhistoricnames,arepavedwithflagstones,buthavenofootpaths.Theyarelinedwithflower-deckedbalconies,Madonnas,shopsignsandlanterns.Artisans’stallsandpalacesstandsidebyside.Thesquaresarecharming.Thebrickbridges,withwhitestonetrimmings,arepitchedhightoallowbargestopassunderthem.Everyyearthousandsoftouristsfromthefivecontinentsvisitthisbeautifulcity.Theyarealwaysamazedatthecharmofherwaterandpellucidlight,whichcanmakethemfreefromalldustandcooledbytheseabreezes.Butbecausethelevelofthesurroundingwatersisconstantlyrising,theexceptionalpositionofVeniceconstitutesathreattoitsveryexistence.AndtheVenetianslovetheircityandwanttostaytheretosaveVenicefromthesea.Nowcariousmeasureshavealreadybeentakenandaplantosafeguardandremedythepositionisunderinvestigation.(8)HardWorkisGoodforHealthScientistsfindthathard-workingprestigiouspeoplelivelongerthanaveragemenandwomen.Careerwomenarehealthierthanhousewives.Evidenceshowsthatthejoblessareinpoorerhealththanthejob-holder.Aninvestigationshowsthatwhenevertheunemploymentrateincreasesby1%,thedeathrateincreasescorrespondinglyby2%.Allthiscomesdowntoonepoint:workishelpfultohealth.WhyisworkgoodforhealthItisbecauseworkkeepspeoplebusy,awayfromlonelinessandsolitude.Researchesshowthatpeoplefeelunhappy,worriedandsolitarywhentheyhavenothingtodo.Instead,thehappiestarethosewhoarebusy.Manyhighachieverswholovetheircareersfeelthattheyarehappiestwhentheyareworkinghard.Workservesasabridgebetweenmanandreality.Bywork,peoplecomeintocontactwitheachother.Bycollectiveactivity,theyfindfriendshipandwarmth.Thisishelpfultohealth.Thelossofworkmeansthelossofeverything.Itaffectsmanspirituallyandmakeshimliabletodisease.Besides,workgivesoneasenseoffulfillmentandasenseofachievement.Workmakesonefeelhisvalueandstatusinsociety.Whenawriterfinisheshiswritingoradoctorsuccessfullyoperatesonapatientorateacherseeshisstudentsgrow,theyarehappybeyondwords.Fromtheabovewecancometotheconclusionthatthemoreyouwork,thehappierandhealthieryouwillbe.Letusworkhardandstudywellandliveahappyandhealthylife.(9)HowtoLearnwithSuccessTolearnwithsuccessisnotaverydifficulttaskifsomefundamentalprinciplesarelaiddown.Whilediscussingthissubject,I’dliketomentionfourindispensableprinciples:diligence,devotion,constancy,andpunctuality.Allthingscanbeconqueredbydiligence.Itmakesthefoolishwise,thepoorrich,andthehumblenoble.Itproducesawonderfuleffect.Inlearning,theworkofadiligentfooldoublesthatofalazywit.Devotionmeanstosetourheartononethingatatimeandgiveupallotherthoughts.Neverthinkoflearninganothersubjectwhilestudyingonesubject.Thosewhooftenchangetheirstudieswillneversucceedinthelongrun.Therefore,inordertobesuccessfulweneeddevotion.Constancymakessuccessacertainty.Incontrast,inconstancyoftenresultsinfailure.Ifwestudydayafterday,thereisnothingthatcannotbeachieved.Weshouldrememberaworthyproverb“Constantdroppingofwaterwearsawayastone.”Besides,thereisanotherrulethatcontributestoone’saccomplishments,thatis,punctuality.Thehabitofkeepingregularhoursisofextremeimportancetosuccessfullearning.Workwhileyouwork;playwhileyouplay.Everymanwillcertainlybecomestrongandwiseifhedoesso.(10)WhatIHaveLivedforThreepassions,simplebutoverwhelminglystrong,havegovernedmylife:thelongingforlove,thesearchforknowledge,andunbearablepityforthesufferingofmankind.Thesepassions,likegreatwinds,haveblownmehitherandthither,inawaywardcourse,overadeepoceanofanguish,reachingtothevergeofdespair.

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