Have you ever been to a zoo to see animals? Probably
yes.
But for Du Wei, it’s always “No”. The 13-year-old
student, at the Lanzhou School for the Blind, Deaf and Mute(盲聾啞學(xué)校) has never seen an animal.
Du was born with weak eyesight, but he still has a big
dream. He wants to make all the animals as he “sees” in his mind. Du uses clay
(黏土) to make sculptures(雕刻). “I love animals.101 By making sculptures, I
want to ask people to protect them.” Du said.
At Du’s school, 30 other blind teens also like working
with clay. 102 They spend two hours each week learning to imagine and feel
all kinds of things. Then they make them out of clay.
Their teacher, Su Wanjiu, makes pots and animals for
them to feel. 103 He makes them imagine what things look like. “all kids
have their own ideas. They are very imaginative. One kid even made a dragon
with legs! Playing with clay brings them confidence and love of life.” Su said.
Last term, the 16-year-old boy, Li Wenhao, made a pen
holder with clay for his little sister. He said, “ 104我想告訴她要努力學(xué)習(xí)。 ”
Li wants to be a sculptor when he 105_______. “
Whatever normal kids can do, I can do, too.” Li said.
1.將劃線部分譯成漢語_________________
2.將劃線部分改寫
____________________ to imagine and feel all kinds of things.
3.將劃線部分改寫 They
________________ what things look like.
4.劃線部分譯成英語_________________
5.填入適當(dāng)?shù)脑~語
____________________
