《2025年课时训练九年级英语上册译林版江苏人民出版社》

Like William Shakespeare, poet Du Fu has the same importance to Chinese literary tradition. To introduce the charm and beauty of traditional Chinese literature to viewers all 1.around the world, a BBC documentary invited a famous British actor to read 15 of Du's poems that have been 2.translated/turned into English. The documentary describes the poet's life 3.experiences in detail. Born in 712, Du lived under the reign(统治)of the Tang Emperor Xuanzong(713—756), a time which was marked by richness and cultural achievement. However, as the An Lushan Rebellion(叛乱)of 755 floored the empire, Du suffered a lot. 4.Though he went through ups and downs, the poet never stopped writing and about 1,500 poems have been kept over the ages. In these poems, he used to express his 5.worries about his country and the poor people.
Chinese people really value the recording of history, which we can always read and 6.feel/find from Du's poetry. That's because lots of historical events are mirrored(反映)in his own life and spiritual journey. Though he never took a very 7.high position in the government, Du cared much about common people. That's why he was 8.considered as a Poet-Sage(诗圣)by later generations(后代). A difficult life and his spirit of caring about the people helped him create so many great works.
Du is a cultural symbol of 9.ancient China. His works and spirits have also encouraged people outside China. As the documentary noted, his works represent a valuable cultural heritage for the 10.whole world, not just China.

答案： 1. around 2. translated/turned 3. experiences 4. Though 5. worries 6. feel/find 7. high 8. considered 9. ancient 10. whole