神笔马良,英文版.ppt

* Magic Brush [m?d??k] [br??] Once upon a time, there was a boy named Ma Liang who liked drawing very much, but he did not have a drawing pan. When he was cutting wood, he would draw the birds with branches of trees; [w?e] [brɑ:nt?iz] [tri:z] [w?d] [w?d] [dr?:] [p?n] [k?t??] [hu:] [la?kt] [dr?:??] [d?d] [w?ns] [?p?n] [ta?m] when he was mowing, he would draw fish with the grass roots dipping in the river; in the evening, he would draw on the cave wall with charcoals. [m????] [ɡrɑ:s] [ru:ts] [d?p??] [r?v?(r)] [i:vn??] [dr?:] [ke?v] [w?:l] [t?ɑ:k?ulz] After a long time, Ma Liang could draw things vividly, like the real things. One night, ma liang fell asleep in the cave because of tiredness. Suddenly, with a beam of colorful light, an old man with white beard came and sent a magic pen to Ma Liang. [ɑ:ft?(r)] [k?d] [dr?:] [θ??z] [v?v?dl?] [r??l] [na?t] [fel] [?sli:p] [ke?v] [b?k?z] [ta??dn?s] [s?d?nli] [bi:m] [k?l?f?l] [la?t] [b??d] [ke?m] [sent] [m?d??k] Ma Liang woke up and found it was a dream, but the pen was in his hand indeed. He drew a fish with the pen, while the fish become alive and swam into the river. Ma Liang was very happy. He always drew for the poor in the village and helped many poor people. [w??k] [fa?nd] [w?z] [dri:m] [b?t] [?ndi:d] [dru:] [wa?l] [b?k?m] [?la?v] [sw?m] [r?v?(r)] [h?p?] [?:lwe?z] [p??(r)] [v?l?d?] [helpt] [pi:pl] Knowing this, the bad rich man caught Ma Liang and forced him to draw a tree where money could fall down. With the magic pen, Ma Liang drew a wide sea with a small island in the middle and a big tree for money on the island. [n????] [b?d