當(dāng)幸福來敲門英語

當(dāng)幸福來敲門英語第1頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ThePursuitofHappynessThewayofseekinghappinessissodifficultandfrustratingthatallthatenjoyitmustbeafearlessman.第2頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Ihavewatchedanencouragingmoviewhichnamed“ThePursuitofHappyness”.Itisbasedonatruestoryoffamousself-mademillionaireChrisGardner.

我看過一個(gè)鼓舞人心的電影：《當(dāng)幸福來敲門》,它是基于一個(gè)真實(shí)的百萬富翁ChrisGardner白手起家的故事。

ThePursuitofHappyness第3頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月WillSmith.....ChrisGardnerJadenSmith.....Christopher

第4頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月WillSmithactedasChrisanddidafantasticjobwhichreallymovedandinspiredme.WillSmithwasstarredanordinarypersonwholivedinSanFranciscoin1980s. 威爾·史密斯飾演Chris并且做了一個(gè)出色的工作,這些都真正地感動(dòng)和鼓舞了我。威爾·史密斯飾演了一個(gè)在1980年代住在舊金山的平凡的人。ThePursuitofHappyness5第5頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Thestoryisasfollows:Chriswasanordinarysalesmanrushingaboutpersuadingdoctorstobuyhisscanners.Thoughhewasdiligentenough,thescannerswasnotpopularwithpeople.Sometimes,Chriscouldhardlyselloutone.

這個(gè)故事是這樣的:Chris是一個(gè)平凡的推銷員，不停奔波去說服醫(yī)生買他的掃描儀。雖然他足夠勤奮，但是掃描儀并不被人們看好。有時(shí)侯,Chris幾乎不能賣出一臺掃描儀。

ThePursuitofHappyness第6頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ItcouldbeseenthatChriscouldnotimprovehisfamilylifethroughhishardwork.Whatwasworse,hiswifeLindalefthimbecauseofthehardlife. However,Chrisdidnotgiveinandgiveup.Hetriedhisbesttobuildahappylifeforhislittlesonandfinallyhebecameasuccessfulinvestor. 可以看出，盡管Chris努力工作，但始終未能改善其家庭生活。更糟糕的是,他的妻子Linda因?yàn)槠D苦的生活而離開了他。然而,Chris沒有屈服也沒有放棄。他盡了最大的努力去和他的小兒子建立一個(gè)幸福的生活,最后,他成了一名成功的投資者。 ThePursuitofHappyness第7頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Chris

Gardnerisasalesman.Heworkshard,butoverallnowaytomakeabetterlifeathome.第8頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Hiswife,Linda,cannotendurethepressureofsupportingthewholefamilyandlefthim,leavingher5-year-oldson,Christopher.第9頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Henotonlysufferedthedead-enddown,butalsobecameasinglefather.Chrishasonly21dollarsandcouldnotpaytherent,soheandhissonwerethrustoutoftheapartment.第10頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Chrisfinallygotthechancetopracticeataprominentinvestmentcompany,however,therewasnosalaryduringtheinternship,and90percentofthepeoplehadnoultimatesuccess.第11頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ButChrisunderstoodthatthiswashislastchance,itwastheonlywayleadingtoahappylife.Noincome,nowheretogo,allChrishadwasthesensibleson’sunconditionaltrustandlove.第12頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Theywerehomelessatnight,sleptinshelters,subwaystations,publicbathrooms,andopenspaces,theydidnothavefoodtoeatindaytimeandhadtoliveonthedole.第13頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Hewasfrustratedwithpoverty,butwithregardtohisson’sfutureandhisownbeliefs,Chrisbelievedthat:onlyifheworkshardenough,happinesswillcometomorrow!第14頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Godhelpsthosewhohelpthemselves,Chriseventuallybecomesasuccessfulinvestmentprofessional.第15頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月FathterandsonchapterMaybeGardnerisafailingbusinessman,butactuallyheisalovingfather.Althoughheisn'tasuccessfulman,hestrugglestomakeendsmeet.Gardnerandhisson,therearelotsoffrustrationandbarwaitingforthem,meanwhile,theraredrivingthemselvesforwardsfearless.IfGardnerdoesn'ttakepossessionofhisson,sothepassionoflifewilldisappear,hisdestinywillchangeforever.Thatistosay,gradnerisinthesameboatwithhisson.Theycan'tbeseparate.第16頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月StrugglingtolifeGardnerisaacondfidentman,heischosenforacompetitiveinternshipatDeanWitter,stockbrokerage.Theinternship,whichoffersChrisaverylongshotatabetterlife,doesn'tpayanysalary.Chrishastolivewithoutasalaryforsixmonthswhileriskingjustabouteverythingforthatlongshotgambie.Chrisisreallysmart.HecansolveaRubric'scubeinminutes.But,he'spoor.Povertylikeanoctopus,keepstryingtosuckhimdowntothebottom,andmakehimstaythereHiscaristowad.Hiswifewalksoutonhim,leavinghimwithafiveyearoldson.Heisarrestedforunpaidtraffic.Hebecomeshomeless.Hehastorelyonahomelessshelter.第17頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ChrisGardner:Youhaveadream,yougottoprotectit.克里斯·加德納：如果你有夢想，就要守護(hù)它。ChrisGardner:Peoplecannotdosomethingbythemselves,theywannatellyoucannotdoit.克里斯·加德納：當(dāng)人們做不到一些事情的時(shí)候，他們就會(huì)對你說你也同樣不能。ChrisGardner:Youwantsomething.Gogetit!克里斯·加德納：有了目標(biāo)就要全力以赴。MartinFrohm:Whatwouldyousayifmanwalkedherewithnoshirt,andlhiredhim?Whatwouldyousay?馬丁：如果我雇傭了一個(gè)沒有穿著襯衫走進(jìn)來的人，你會(huì)怎么說？ChrisGardner:Hemusthavehadonsomereallynicepants.克里斯·加德納：他一定穿了一條很棒的褲子。ThereisanIin"happiness",thereisnoYin"happiness",itisanI.幸福的幸里面是一個(gè)“幸”，不是一個(gè)“辛”。或者理解成：Y=why=為什么，I=我，幸福里面沒有為什么，只有我。ThePursuitofHappynesstheclassiclines第18頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Iamthetypeofperson,ifyouaskmeaquestion,andIdon'tknowtheanswer,I'mgonnatotellyouthatIdon'tknow.ButIbetyouwhat:Iknowhowtofindtheanswer,andI'llfindtheanswer.我是這樣的人，如果你問的問題我不知道答案，我會(huì)直接告訴你“我不知道”。但我向你保證：我知道如何尋找答案，而且我一定會(huì)找到答案的。Don'teverletsomebodytellyouthatyoucan'tdosomething,notevenme.別讓別人告訴你你成不了才，即使是我也不行。ThePursuitofHappynesstheclassiclines第19頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Iwasmovedbythetouchingmovie.Moreover,Iwasimpressedbysomeofthescene. 我感動(dòng)于這部感人的電影。此外,一些場景給我留下了深刻的印象。 Inordertocatchupwiththelostscanners,Chriswasknockeddownbyacar.Helookedforhisshoegrovelingontheroadwithoutcheckinghimselfbeinghurtornot. 為了趕上丟失的掃描儀,Chris被一輛車撞倒了。他匍匐在路上四處尋找他的鞋，卻沒有檢查自己是否受傷ThePursuitofHappyness第20頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月Isshoesoimportantforhim? 難道鞋對他如此重要嗎? Sure,asforamanwhoseaccountwasonly21dollars,itcanbeeasilyunderstoodsuchcrazybehaviormadebyhim. 當(dāng)然,對于一個(gè)帳戶只剩21美元的人來說,他瘋狂的行為是容易被理解的。ThePursuitofHappyness第21頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月WhenIthoughtbackthebeginningofthemovieinChinatown,Chrispointedatthewordhappinessonthewall,talkingtoaChinesethat:Thereisno“Y”inhappiness,itisan“I”.Cometothinkofit,wearealwaysaskingourselveswhyandwhenwehavefoundothersinhappiness.

當(dāng)我回想起這部電影的開始時(shí)，在唐人街,Chris指著墻上的快樂這個(gè)字,和一個(gè)中國人說道:幸福這個(gè)單詞里面是一個(gè)“I”，不是一個(gè)“Y”。 現(xiàn)在想想,我們總是在問我們自己：何時(shí)何因我們會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)別人的幸福（而不是自己的）。ThePursuitofHappyness第22頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ThePursuitofHappynessWhatisyouropinionabouthappiness?第23頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ThePursuitofHappynessWhatcanwelearnfromthismovie?第24頁，課件共26頁，創(chuàng)作于2023年2月ThePursuitofHappynessThefilmshowsusamovingstoryandIwasmovedbyChris.Hestrugglesforhishappiness.Thoughtheprocessishard,almosthopeless.Healsofeelsdepressionandhelpless,buthekeepson.Ithinkweshouldlearnfromhim.Thefollowingsentencesmaybeusefultous.Theonlywayistokeeponevenwhenyoudon’tfeelyoucan.Youcannotchangethepast.Youcannotknowthefuture.Whatyoucandoistograspthepresent.Don’talwaysmournoverwhatyouhavelostorlingeronwhaty