They sat in front of the restau- rant and he looked down to the beach where the incoming waves were turn- ing the sand dark. He thought of themarvelous time they had spent together which was overnow. She wore a white ...They sat in front of the restau- rant and he looked down to the beach where the incoming waves were turn- ing the sand dark. He thought of themarvelous time they had spent together which was overnow. She wore a white blouse and looked very prettywith her short black hair. Silently she stared into hercoffee cup and he felt uncomfortable. 'It’ll be hot again today,' he said. She looked up. 'Yes, ' she replied quietly.展开更多
Geoffrey Raisman was born to a Jewish family in Leeds,England in 1939.His grandparents immigrated from Lithuania over a hundred years ago.This is recorded in his book of family stories(Figure 1).He graduated in medici...Geoffrey Raisman was born to a Jewish family in Leeds,England in 1939.His grandparents immigrated from Lithuania over a hundred years ago.This is recorded in his book of family stories(Figure 1).He graduated in medicine at the University of Oxford,where he taught for 11 years.Later,he moved to the Medical Research Council,equivalent to the Medical Academy in China,where he focused on research.In1989,he was appointed Professor in Anatomy展开更多
Dumplings are the food thatChinese people eat during the SpringFestival,the ceremony to celebrate thecoming of the new year in the Chineselunar calender.Spring Festival startson the eighth day of the twelfth lunarmont...Dumplings are the food thatChinese people eat during the SpringFestival,the ceremony to celebrate thecoming of the new year in the Chineselunar calender.Spring Festival startson the eighth day of the twelfth lunarmonth and does not end until the 15thday of the first lunar month of thefollowing year.The most importantactivity of this festival is the waitingin of the new year—that is。展开更多
When I was ten I was suddenly confronted with① the an sh② ofmoving from the only home I had ever known. My whole life, brief asit was, had been spent in that big old house, gracefully touchedwith③the laughter and t...When I was ten I was suddenly confronted with① the an sh② ofmoving from the only home I had ever known. My whole life, brief asit was, had been spent in that big old house, gracefully touchedwith③the laughter and tears of four generations.展开更多
文摘They sat in front of the restau- rant and he looked down to the beach where the incoming waves were turn- ing the sand dark. He thought of themarvelous time they had spent together which was overnow. She wore a white blouse and looked very prettywith her short black hair. Silently she stared into hercoffee cup and he felt uncomfortable. 'It’ll be hot again today,' he said. She looked up. 'Yes, ' she replied quietly.
文摘Geoffrey Raisman was born to a Jewish family in Leeds,England in 1939.His grandparents immigrated from Lithuania over a hundred years ago.This is recorded in his book of family stories(Figure 1).He graduated in medicine at the University of Oxford,where he taught for 11 years.Later,he moved to the Medical Research Council,equivalent to the Medical Academy in China,where he focused on research.In1989,he was appointed Professor in Anatomy
文摘Dumplings are the food thatChinese people eat during the SpringFestival,the ceremony to celebrate thecoming of the new year in the Chineselunar calender.Spring Festival startson the eighth day of the twelfth lunarmonth and does not end until the 15thday of the first lunar month of thefollowing year.The most importantactivity of this festival is the waitingin of the new year—that is。
文摘When I was ten I was suddenly confronted with① the an sh② ofmoving from the only home I had ever known. My whole life, brief asit was, had been spent in that big old house, gracefully touchedwith③the laughter and tears of four generations.
