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Pan Gu Makes the World（盘古开天地）

In the beginning , the heavens and earth were still one and all was chaos. The universe was like a big black egg, carrying Pan Gu inside itself. After 18 thousand years Pan Gu woke from a long sleep. He felt suffocated, so he took up a broadax and wielded it with all his might to crack open the egg. The light, clear part of it floated up and formed the heavens, the cold, turbid matter stayed below to form earth. Pan Gu stood in the middle, his head touching the sky, his feet planted on the earth. The heavens and the earth began to grow at a rate of ten feet

per day, and Pan Gu grew along with them. After another 18 thousand years, the sky was higher, the earth thicker, and Pan Gu stood between them like a pillar 9 million li in height so that they would never join again. When Pan Gu died, his breath became the wind and clouds, his voice the rolling thunder. One eye became the sun and on the moon. His body and limbs turned to five big mountains and his blood formed the roaring water. His veins became far-stretching roads and his muscles fertile land. The innumerable stars in the sky came from his hair and beard, and flowers and trees from his skin and the fine hairs on his body. His marrow turned to jade and pearls. His sweat flowed like the good rain and sweet dew that nurtured all things on earth. According to some versions of the Pan Gu legend, his tears flowed to make rivers and radiance of his eyes turned into thunder and lighting. When he was happy the sun shone, but when he was angry black clouds gathered in the sky. One version of the legend has it that the fleas and lice on his body became the ancestors of mankind.

中国成语故事《九牛一毛》中英文版

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A Story About A Smart Boy

(司马光砸缸) 李冉

Once upon a time, four children, three boys and one beautiful giril, played games in the garden. They played the very funny games friendly there. The games was called hide and found. One of them had to find out all the others in any corner of the garden. During the games, one boy wanted to hide in a very secret place in order to be found difficult. He decided to hide in a very big jar. In his memory, the jar was empty. He ran toward to it and climb up onto the edge of the jar. But very unluckily, he fell into it. Beyond his expected, the jar was full of water. At that moment, his feeling was very bad. He could do nothing rather than to cry loudly.All the other friends heard the cry, they ran there for help. When they were there, the boy, who fell in the jar already became quietly. The children guesed how to save their friend. But the question was that all of them were not tall enough to reach the edge of the jar. In the very moment, the boy in the jar certainly dies except some one can take him out of the jar。One of the boy was very smart, he saw a big stone between two tree, he went fast rather then ran to there and picked up the stone. Then he stroked on the bottom of the jar, the water went out. After 5 minutes, the jar was empty, the boy was saved.He maded a great thing, he fell very happy than smiled, he was called Si Maguang.

中国成语故事《九牛一毛》中英文版

Li Ling was a great general during the time of emperor Han Wu-di (hàn wǔ dì汉武帝). He was a very good fighter, and he won every battle.

One time, however, Li Ling's troops were so hopelessly outnumbered by the Huns that although they fought bravely, the whole army was soon taken captive.

Li Ling shamefully surrendered for the moment, planning to wait for an opportunity to strike back.

But when news of the surrender reached the capital, the emperor's jealous ministers began to degrade Li Ling in front of the emperor.

What he heard made the emperor so angry that he had Li Ling's wife and mother put to death.

Ze-ma Chian, who had always respected Li Ling, believed that he wouldn't surrender without a reason, and urged the emperor not to believe rumors.

Sz-ma Chian then wrote a long letter to a friend, saying, "I am now in the middle of writing a history book. If I die, it will be as if one ox in a group on nine were to lose a single hair. I am willing to withstand punishment in order to complete this book." Sz-ma Chian finally did finish his book - the very famous Shr-Ji.

This time, the emperor grew angry at Sz-ma Chian, and locking him up, punished him severely.

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