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三、任务型阅读
“The taste of tea is soft, but it can reach far.” This special idea of Chinese tea culture comes from Ngoc, a student from Vietnam. Now as a college student at Yunnan University, she has been in Kunming, Yunnan, for three years.
During her time in China, Ngoc likes Chinese tea culture because of her strong interest in Chinese history and culture. “I was trying to connect with Chinese society through the observation (观察) and study to learn about modern China,” she said.
As an agricultural country, Vietnam has been growing tea for more than 3,000 years. Drinking tea is a big custom in the country. Usually, Ngoc likes to drink tea while chatting with friends. Over the years, she has gradually learned the differences in tea culture between China and Vietnam. “People usually drink Pu’er tea in Yunnan, but in Vietnam, dark tea and black tea are more popular,” she said. Ngoc also found that in China, people like to drink tea in nice tea shops. But in Vietnam, people often just drink tea on the street. It’s quite casual (随意的).
For her, tasting a pot of good tea, just like tasting life, is both bitter (苦涩的) and sweet. “The tea tastes bitter at first, but when the bitterness goes away, the sweetness comes. I think my life is like tea: after the bitter comes the sweet,” she said.
16. What is Ngoc according to the passage?(不超过5个词)
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17. Why does Ngoc like Chinese tea culture?(不超过10个词)
________________________
18. What does Ngoc think of her life?(不超过15个词)
________________________
“The taste of tea is soft, but it can reach far.” This special idea of Chinese tea culture comes from Ngoc, a student from Vietnam. Now as a college student at Yunnan University, she has been in Kunming, Yunnan, for three years.
During her time in China, Ngoc likes Chinese tea culture because of her strong interest in Chinese history and culture. “I was trying to connect with Chinese society through the observation (观察) and study to learn about modern China,” she said.
As an agricultural country, Vietnam has been growing tea for more than 3,000 years. Drinking tea is a big custom in the country. Usually, Ngoc likes to drink tea while chatting with friends. Over the years, she has gradually learned the differences in tea culture between China and Vietnam. “People usually drink Pu’er tea in Yunnan, but in Vietnam, dark tea and black tea are more popular,” she said. Ngoc also found that in China, people like to drink tea in nice tea shops. But in Vietnam, people often just drink tea on the street. It’s quite casual (随意的).
For her, tasting a pot of good tea, just like tasting life, is both bitter (苦涩的) and sweet. “The tea tastes bitter at first, but when the bitterness goes away, the sweetness comes. I think my life is like tea: after the bitter comes the sweet,” she said.
16. What is Ngoc according to the passage?(不超过5个词)
________________________
17. Why does Ngoc like Chinese tea culture?(不超过10个词)
________________________
18. What does Ngoc think of her life?(不超过15个词)
________________________
答案:
16. She is a student.
17. Because of her strong interest in Chinese history and culture.
18. She thinks her life is like tea: after the bitter comes the sweet.
17. Because of her strong interest in Chinese history and culture.
18. She thinks her life is like tea: after the bitter comes the sweet.
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