麦兜《UNIT 4 Reading and Thinking》[MP3_LRC]

[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com  [00:01.57]The night [00:02.25]The earth didn't sleep [00:05.45]Strange things were happening in the countryside of northeasterhobbfor several days [00:12.03]The the in the village whwells [00:13.95]Rose and fell [00:16.05]Rose and fell there were deep cracks [00:20.22]The appeared in the well walls at least one wel had some smelly ly gas coming out of it [00:28.40]Chickens and even pigs were too nervous to eat [00:32.58]And dogs refused to go inside buildings [00:37.18]Mice ran out of the fields looking for places to hide [00:41.34]And fish jumped out of the water at about three am on the twenty eighth of july nineteen [00:49.50]Seventy six bright lights were seen in the sky [00:53.19]Outside the city of tanshshine and loud noises were heard [00:59.13]But the city's one million people were asleep as usual that night at three forty two am [01:08.27]Everything began to shake [01:10.77]It seemed as if the world were coming to an end eleven kilometers directly below the city one of the most deadly earthquakes of the twentith th turtury had begun a quake that even caused damage more than a hundred and fifty kilometers away in beijing [01:32.57]Nearly one third of the whole nation felt it a huge crack eight kilometers long and thirty meters wide cut across houses [01:44.53]Roads and waterways [01:46.19]Hard hills of rock became rivers of dirt in less than one minute a large city lay in ruins two thirds of the people who lived there were dead or injured thousands of children were left without parents [02:06.34]The number of people who were killed or badly injured in the quake was more than four hundred thousand [02:15.00]Everywhere survivors looked there was nothing [02:18.06]But ruins nearly everything in the city was destroyed about seventy five percent of the city's factories and buildings [02:28.75]Ninety percent of its homes and all of its hospitals were gone [02:34.41]Bricks covered grground like red autumn leaves [02:38.43]But no wind could blow them away [02:41.62]Most bridges had fallen or were not saved across the railway tracks were now useless pieces of metal [02:49.28]Tens of thousands of cows [02:51.96]Hundreds of thousands of pigs and millions of chickens were dead sand now filled the wells instead of water [03:02.22]People were in shock and then later that afternoon another big quake shook tanghen again even more buildings fell down water [03:17.26]Food and electricity were hard to get people began to wonder [03:22.94]How long the disaster would last [03:26.30]But hope was not lost [03:29.98]Soon after the quaks [03:31.80]The army sent a hundred and fifty thousand soldiers to tangen to dig out those who were trapped and to bury the dead [03:42.14]More than ten thousand doctors and nurses came to provide medical care workers built shelters for survivors [03:50.61]Whose homes had been destroyed [03:53.15]Hundreds of thousands of people were helped water and food were brought into the city by train truck and plane slowly [04:03.07]The city bebean an to breathe again [04:07.50]Tu n shane started to revive itself [04:10.78]And get back up on its feet with strong support from the government and the tighest efforts of the city's people [04:20.20]A new tanshane was built upon the earthquake ruins [04:25.10]The new city has become a home to more than seven million people with great improvements in transportation industry and environment [04:35.90]Tanhen city has proved to china and the rest of the world [04:39.82]That in times of disaster people must unify and show the wisdom to stay positive and rebuild for a brighter future