【精选】1-6课讲义.pdf

沪江网校 翻译基本功： 一、填写冠词： ChineseTurnBullishOnBoozeAndCaterpillarFungus For ____ generations, ____Chinese men looking for ____dose of vigor have sworn by ____ traditional remedy: fungus harvestedfrom____deadcaterpillars, knowninsomequartersthesedays asHimalayanViagra. Now ____Chinese investors are using ____ rare fungus to try to boost something else -- their investment returns. ____ fungus has doubled in ____ price over ____ past two years and ____ top grade now fetches more than $11,500 ____pound,accordingtoFuzhou-basedbrokerage firmIndustrialSecurities. With ____Chinese stocks falling, ____ real-estate markets flat and ____bank deposits offering measly returns, Chinese investors have been looking for help in ____ strange places. Besides ____ traditional medicinal products, they are plowing money into art-based stock markets, homegrown liquors, mahogany furniture and jade, among ____otherdecidedlynon-Westernassetclasses. On a micro level, ____speculation has appeared, says Long Xingchao, ____president of ____ information center of ____ China Association of ____Traditional Chinese Medicine. ____association says ____prices of traditional medicines, including red ginseng and false starwort, have surged since 2010, partly because of speculators. Mr. Longinsists,however,that____pricebubbleisnt forming. Theres nothingtopop,hesays. Newfangled exchanges are sprouting across China to take ____ advantage of ____ excitement. Nanjing Pharmaceutical Co. set up an exchange last year for trading ____traditional medicines such as ____deer antler. In November it extended hours so ____investors could trade when they get home from work. Expanding ____ hours gives investors moretime tomake____profit,____exchangesaidonits website. Exchanges have popped up that allow investors to buy and sell ____shares of ____individual works of art. In ____city of Tianjin last summer, ____ u