Question

在生活中，你或者你的朋友都有可能遭遇過這樣的尷尬：年長的人不能理解或誤解你們這一輩比較流行的文化現(xiàn)象，比如說：“快閃（flash mob）”。請你就此“generation gap”的現(xiàn)象由此展開想像或結(jié)合你的實際經(jīng)歷以第一人稱寫一篇英語短文。內(nèi)容應(yīng)包括：1. 你的這次被誤解的具體經(jīng)歷；2、你當(dāng)時的心情； 3、你如何向長輩解釋清楚你的“古怪”行為。

注意：1、詞數(shù)不少于120；

      2、不能使用真實姓名和學(xué)校名稱。

        3、“快閃”只是提供一個例子，你可以自由地選取任何“流行文化現(xiàn)象”進(jìn)行描述

   

Answer 1

One possible version:

Last year, my school club was putting on a cosplay show on the campus, and I was given an important role. Thrilled as I was, I tried not to tell my family about what was going on, which was actually quite natural for a boy in his “rebellious period”.   After getting home from school, I went straight into my room and tried my costume on quietly. When I was making myself up, I got so concentrated that I didn’t hear my grandfather who was asking me to dinner. Much to my surprise, he suddenly opened my door and came in, and it didn’t take long for him to get totally shocked. For what seemed an eternity, the two of us stood in stunned silence, not knowing what to say. Imagine his dismay when he saw me dressed up like a madman!

We both tried to avoid each other later that day, and I could tell he was more than angry. Even my parents put some pressure on me. I didn’t know what to do at first, because I thought he was overreacting—I was just preparing for the show!

I got a little depressed for a while, but realizing it couldn’t solve the problem, I tried to help them understand what cosplay was all about. I didn’t go up close to my grandfather right away. Instead, I went to my parents first. With their support and help, my grandfather finally gave credit to what I was doing. After all, it’s communication that matters.