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每 周 认 读 和 阅 读 5 精品文档 精品文档 收集于网络，如有侵权请联系管理员删除 收集于网络，如有侵权请联系管理员删除 每周认读和阅读5 第一部分：认读 1. Satisfactio n 11. Chore 2. Journey 12. Stress 3. Fix up 13. Sn ack 4. Repair 14. Fair ness 5. Disabled 15. In depe ndent 6. Bli nd 16. Nervous 7. Deaf 17. Proper 8. Imagi ne 18. Expla in 9. Fold 19. Guess 10. Mess 20. guest 第二部分：阅读 Many people don t like using cOnShey are heavy and easily lost. But speaking of history and culture, these small metal things may carry a value much bigger than their own. The People s Republic of China issi发行）its first set of coins in 1957 and later issued three other sets. This year is the 60th anniversar周年）of our country s coins. The face value of the coins has cha nged over time, show ing the develop ing economy （经济）of our country. China s first coins ween,t2efen and 5-fen coins. Although they are still in use today, later sets of coins do not in clude fen coins anym ore. Today, we usually use 1-jiao, 5-jiao and 1-yua n coins. Besides the valie, the desig ns of the coins also tell someth ing about the country progress and culture. The front sides of the first set of coins had the national emblem国徽）and the country s name, while the back sides had two ears of（两束麦穗）.It helped Chinese people build our national identity 认同感）at that time. On coins issued in 1980, China added a gea 齿轮）beside the corn .It showed that Chi na was cha nging from an agricultural 农业的）country to an in dustrial （工 业的） country, Luo Yonghui, a coin designer from China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporati on, told the Sha nghai Observer. China started to print flowers on its coins in 1991. Peonies牡丹）,plum blossoms （梅 花）,chrysa nthemums 菊 花）,lotus and orchid （兰花）have all appeared on coins. These flowers all have positive meanings in Chin ese culture. According to Luo, coins are like the “ name card ” of a country. The next time you use coins, you might think about the stories behind them. TEENS Coins in an cie nt China China s earliest coins can be dated bacimiore than 3,000 yea