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智课网TOEFL备考资料读英文报纸也能复习新托福考试高频词汇-小马留学网 摘要： 读英文报纸也能复习新 托福 考试高频词汇 Such things are certainly important to the authors themselves. I met with Guo last summer in a newly built upscale area on the outskirts of Shanghai , in the offices of Ke Ai (a homop 读英文报纸也能复习新 托福 考试高频词汇 Such things are certainly important to the authors themselves. I met with Guo last summer in a newly built upscale area on the outskirts of prefix = st1 ns = urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags / Shanghai , in the offices of Ke Ai (a homophone of the Chinese word for“cute”), the entertainment company he established in 2004 to produce teenage literary magazines like“I5land” and“Top Novel.” He enthusiastically demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of“American Idol” and his excitement at seeing the“Transformers”变形金刚 movie. An hour before the interview, I had phoned to ask if I could take his picture. He politely refused, saying an hour wasn’t long enough to prepare.“My fans worry about whether I look good, what clothes I wear,” he said.“There’s no way around it.”All of Guo’s novels include a shy, mysterious hero who gets good grades and whose life otherwise parallels aspects of the author’s own. Guo was born in the southwestern city of Zigong , to an engineer father and a bank clerk mother who encouraged him to write. In 2001, when he was still in high school, Guo won first prize in a national essay contest sponsored by Mengya magazine. A short version of“City of Fantasy”— written, he told me, as relaxation therapy during his exams— was later published in the magazine and went on to sell more than 1.5 million copies in book form.Guo’s second novel,“Never Flowers in Never Dreams,”梦里花落知多少 a love triangle featuring harmless forays into the Beijing underworld, was published while he was studying film at Shanghai University. It sold 600,000 copies in its first month. Soon after, Guo was accused of plagiarizing the novel from Zhuang Yu’s“In and Out of the Circle.” In 2006, a court ordered him to pay $2