(Global Village Department Chat Room Notes vi)

a          brook                                                    

liu                         (aged8) Li Qufei translated in English

(ming        dynasty,1368—1644)

a           brook        in                                                                                                          �

runs                                                                                                                              �

"hey, where                                                                                                                             

"i’m                   t’vast                                                                                                        �

159. The foundation is strong and the branches are prosperous

Jin Yu: Looking at the word list of the third lesson, are fifteen considered too many?

Pengjie: No more or less, I think it's just right.

Jin Yu: Have you learned these words?

Zhengyu: It seems familiar, but it feels strange.

Jin Yu: That's right. In fact, only one word can be regarded as a new word, and the other fourteen are familiar with careful consideration.

Taorui: I can see that. They are brought with them from the old ones, and they are brought with them.

Xuanxuan: What does it mean?

Xixi: That's true. First find the root, and then use the old to bring the new. Add a prefix or suffix, and remembering the words will not be tiring. For example, "appear" plus the suffix "ance" becomes "appearance" (appearance, appearance). Example: don't                                                                                                                                                                                                                       �

Taorui: either the part-of-speech conversion or the synthesis separation. For example, "hairstyle" (hairstyle), separation means "hair" and "style", and it becomes a hairstyle together. It is also metaphor that "world" and "wide" merge into it and become "worldwide" (all over the world). This is called "bringing the old with the new", or "reviewing the old and learning the new".

Xuanxuan: It turns out that it is so easy to memorize words.

Xixi: Is it not easy to learn English well?

Jin Yu: Please listen to this sentence below and see what it means in Chinese. "When                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     �

Zhengyu: Teacher, I have never learned "flourish" and I don't know what it means.

Jinyu: Has anyone seen it outside of class?

Taorui: The English dictionary explanation is: "to                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

Pengjie: I know. When the foundation is laid, the branches and leaves will flourish. Only when the main trunk of the tree is strong can the branches and leaves flourish. Yangyang: A metaphor for the foundation of things that can be consolidated and other parts can develop.

Jin Yu: That's great.

Zhengyu: I remembered it. It is called "Benguzhirong".

Yangyang: It's so amazing. Very refined.

Xuanxuan: The tall buildings are rising from the ground, improving their grades and laying a solid foundation.

Pengjie: It is not easy to lay a solid foundation, and wear-resistant spirit is indispensable.

Zhengyu: I have witnessed people who build high-rise buildings spend a lot of time laying the foundation. The more firm the infrastructure is, the higher the floor can be.

Pengjie: Some people have a weak foundation in English, so it is not easy to lay a solid foundation.

Taorui: "A horse is a thousand miles away, and the achievements are endless." As long as you don't give up, grit your teeth and rush forward, learn this lesson, Kong Xiangdong, and persevere to succeed.

Yangyang: Everything is difficult at the beginning. (it                                                                                                                         �

Xuanxuan: The spirit of a pianist is worth learning, and we should constantly hone our will.

Sissi: Don’t dig a well before thirst. (don’t                                                                                                                    �

Taorui: Be prepared for the future. (repair                                                                                                                         

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!