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　　有關於少兒英語故事：The Tale of the Sun

　　A long, long time ago, the earth was in complete darkness. There was no sun, only the moon and some stars. This was before people, when giant animals roamed the earth. They were much bigger than animals today. Dinewan the Emu and Bralagah the Brolga were two such animals.

　　One day, they were arguing and fighting over some silly little thing. Bralagah got angry andgrabbed one of Dinewan's large eggs and hurled it into the sky. It landed on a pile offirewood where the yellow yolk burst into flames. The flames were so bright, that the world was lit up.

　　One of the good spirits who lived in the sky was watching this and saw how bright and beautiful the world looked. Maybe if a fire was lit everyday, there would always be light.

　　So the good spirit collected wood every night. When the pile was big enough, his friend, the morning star, would come out to let everyone know that the fire was about to start. But what about anyone sleeping? How would they know that the fire was lit? The good spirit thought about this. Then, somewhere in the distance, came a loud laugh.

　　Gugurrgaagaa, gugurrgaagaa

　　The sound of the cackling kookaburra rang out across the earth.

　　'That's it, that's the noise I want,' The good spirit was jumping up and down with excitement. At last he had found a way to wake the world.

　　So now, every morning, just as the dawn is breaking, the laugh of Gugurrgaagaa the Kookaburra can be heard all across Australia, bringing in the new day.

　　有關於少兒英語故事：The Nightingale and the Rose

　　A young student loved a beautiful girl.He said"I am going to a dance tonight, and I am going to take the beautiful girl."

　　But the girl said, "I am not going to go to the dance tonight, because I haven't got a red rose."

　　"I went to a dance last week, and I put a red rose on my white dress. All of the people said, 'That is very beautiful, 'and I was happy."

　　The student said, "I am going to bring you a red rose, and then I am going to take you to the dance." The beautiful girl was happy.

　　The student went to his garden, but there were not any roses in it. He sat on a bench, ant he cried. He said, "The beautiful girl is not going to come to the dance tonight, because I have not got a red rose."

　　There was a nightingale in a tree in the garden. She loved the student. She said, "His beautiful eyes are red, because he is crying. I am going to bring him a red rose."

　　She flew to a big garden, and she went to a brush. There were roses on it. This bushloved songs. The nightingale said, "Do you want a song?"

　　The bush said, "Yes, I do."

　　The nightingale said, "And I want a rose."

　　The bush said, "Sing me a song, and then take one of my rose."

　　The nightingale sang a beautiful song, and the she said, "Now I am going to take a red rose."

　　The bush said, "But I have not got any red roses. All of mine are white."

　　The nightingale said, "I love the student, and I am going to give him a red rose."

　　There were big thorns on the bush. The nightingale flew to one of them. There was a beautiful, white rose under it.

　　The nightingale pushed the thorn into her breast. It hurt a lot, but she pushed it into her heart. Blood came out. It fell on the white rose.

　　The nightingale said, "The rose is red now." She took it, and she flew to the student's window. She put the rose down, and she knocked at the window. Then she fell into the street. She was dead.

　　The student went to the window, and he opened it. He said, "There is a beautiful red rose here. Who put it here?" He was very happy.

　　He ran to the beautiful girl's house, and he said, "I have brought you a red rose."

　　The girl looked at it, and she said, 'I do not want it. A rich man has brought me some jewels. They are more beautiful than a rose. He is going to take me to the dance."

　　The student went home again. He threw the rose out of the window, and it fell on the dead nightingale.

　　A wheel crushed both of them, and people said, "Our street are very dirty. Look at that dead bird, and look at that dirty flower."

　　有關於少兒英語故事：Chang'e Files to the Moon

　　Houyi, seeking perpetual youth, obtained the elixir of immortality from Queen Mother of the West who lived in the Kunlun Mountains. Returning to his palace, he confided the good news to his wife Chang'e, a lady graceful of carriage and unparalleled of beauty, very much loved by her husband.

　　One day, when Houyi was out, Chang'e secretly swallowed the potion in the hope that she would become immortal. The result was quite unexpected: she felt herself becoming light, so light that she flew up in spite of herself, drifting and floating in the air, until she reached the palace of the moon.

　　She is regarded by later generations as the goddess of the moon.

　　This beautiful story has always been liked by the Chinese and provides a favouriteallusion for poets and writers.

　　Chairman Mao Zedong's poem in memory of his martyred wife Yang Kaihui has these well-known lines:

　　The lonely moon goddess spreads her ample sleeves

　　To dance for these loyal souls in infinite space.

　　Here, in the Chinese original, the name Chang'e is used instead of "moon goddess".

　　The figure of Chang'e, a beauty dressed in the elegant garments of a bygone age floating towards the moon, naturally supplies unending inspiration for painters and sculptors.