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    【新唐人2011年12月25日訊】 【看新聞學英語】

    Girl Cross-Stitches without Hands in Guizhou

    貴州無手指女孩刺繡

    By Jessie Chen, David Lee

    【新聞關鍵字】

    1. cross-stitch: n. [ˋkrɔs͵stɪtʃ]刺繡

    2. ethnic: adj. [ˋɛθnɪk]種族的

    3. in the way: ph.妨疑的

    4. persistence: n. [pɚˋsɪstəns]堅持

    5. dawn on: ph. [pɚˋsɪstəns]明白、頓誤

    6. put into: ph.把…放進

    7. make a living: ph.謀生

    8. take up: ph. [ˋtek͵ʌp]開始從事

    9. feat: n. [fit]技藝

    10. artisan: n. [ˋɑrtəzn]技工

    11. embroider: v. [ɪmˋbrɔɪdɚ]繡

    12. landscape: n. [ˋlænd͵skep]景色、風景

    In China’s Guizhou Province, in a small Tujia ethnic village lives a young woman without fingers. But she doesn’t let that get in the way of her writing, cooking or cross-stitching.

    在中國貴州省,一個小小的土家族村,住著一位年輕沒有手指的女子。但她並未讓沒有手指妨礙她寫作、烹飪或刺繡。

    24-year-old Peng Jianya lost her hands in an open-stove fire as a young girl, and the family was unable to afford surgery. With extreme persistence and the encouragement of her teachers, she learned how to hold a pen with her arms and write just the same as other kids.

    24歲的彭健雅,還是小女孩時,在一次火爐打開造成的火災中失去雙手,當時家庭負擔不起手術費用。在老師極度的堅持和鼓勵下,她學會如何用手臂握筆,及如同其它小孩一樣的寫字。

    [Peng Jianya, Fingerless Artist]:

    “When I was a child, I was unable to hold chopsticks. My parents taught me for a long time. It was really difficult, but I overcame it. It dawned on me that one has to put great efforts into what one is doing."

    無指藝術家彭健雅說:

    「當我還是個小孩,我無法握住筷子。我的父母教了我很長一段時間。這真的很難,但我克服了。它使我明白,一個人必須對所做的事,盡最大的努力。」

    After marrying at the age of 18, Peng wanted to help her now family of four make a living. She decided to take up cross-stitching, but it was no easy feat. Her first piece was immensely difficult, but things got easier with practice and time. Now, Peng can make a stitch in less than five seconds, and reportedly, she completes works faster than your average artisan with hands.

    18歲結婚後,彭想幫現在有四位成員的家庭賺錢。她決定開始刺繡,但這不是簡單的技藝。她的第一件作品非常的困難,但在不斷練習下,事情變得簡單許多。現在,她可以5秒內完成一針。據說,她完成的作品比一般有手的技工還要快呢。

    [Peng Jianya, Fingerless Artist]:

    "I will gather a few other people to embroider the beautiful landscape of our hometown as a souvenir and lasting memory for tourists. At the same time, we can earn more money."

    無指藝術家彭健雅說:

    「我會召集其他人繡我們家鄉美麗的風景,給遊客當作紀念品及持續記憶。同時,我們可以賺更多的錢。」

    An increasing number of tourists are now traveling Peng’s hometown to see her amazing skill.

    現在有越來越多的遊客,到彭健雅的家鄉旅遊,目睹她驚人的技能。

    本則影音新聞出處:新唐人電視台英語新聞

    http://english.ntdtv.com/ntdtv_en/arts_entertainment/2011-11-07/girl-cross-stitches-without-hands-in-guizhou.html

    本專欄由前衛英語李德良老師主編 www.davidlee.url.tw

    【佳句精選】

    It dawned on me that one has to put great efforts into what one is doing.

    這使我明白,一個人必須對所做的事,盡最大的努力。

    【每日一句】

    It was really difficult, but I overcame it.

    這真的很難,但我克服了。

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