Norwegian Wood

Caught in the beautiful sentence of the Japanese writer Haruki Murakami, I find myself in that deserted forest. There were two worlds in the book, one is like a mythology, in which people always busy with all kinds of business, passed by with all kinds of people, listening noisy sounds, They seemed busy, but no one knows what exactly they want. One the contrary, the authentic world seems pretty weird under his depict. Those who used to accompany him, either died lonely, or winded up their trip around the world by somewhat measures, leaving him alone. Then, consequently, he would seek the pleasure on his own so that he can make up for the desirable life filled with unknown objects. Another one is a sanatorium for those who lost their mind. But from my perspective, it’s more a heaven with joy and happiness than anything else. It is a paradise without anger, resentment, and without cheat. Life there is so cozy and pleasant people get along with each other harmoniously that all the people behave just like one person. And what’s more attractive, there lives an innocent and pure girl, whom he adored deeply for a long time. Till now I can remember the impressive episode he has described in his book. I can still recall the full-mooned night when the main character and his beloved one walked along the river, telling each other the secret hidden deeply inside their heart, or sharing with each other the exciting stories which happened on them. Then what exactly is the world I am facing with? Is there any similarity between mine and the writer’s? Human beings are very emotional and volatile, like the main character, those people around him, whether he intend to meet, or encountered with, ultimately become his friends, or the one whom he hates, or somebody he take no care with, the perspective towards different people various largely with time, as well as the way he treats them. And finally, he found that the best way to get along with people is to not guess and assess others, and make judgments on others rashly, and vice versa.

In my understanding, I believe that the forest in the book must have some symbolic meaning, and I argue it is the freedom and strong aspiration for the dream, which is cherished since we are the children. I hope that I can keep the trees in my forest ever-lastingly green and the flowers blossoming until the end of the world.

 

第二篇：The 2 Broke Girls are taking over The People’s Choice Awards!

The 2 Broke Girls are taking over The People’s Choice Awards!

《破产姐妹》两姐妹主持人民选择奖

The 2 Broke Girls are taking over The People’s Choice Awards!

这两个破产姐妹花要主持人民选择奖了！

Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings —who play financially strapped Brooklyn waitresses on the CBS sitcom —are teaming up to host the 40th annual People’s Choice Awards on Jan. 8. The show will mark the duo’s first hosting gig.

在CBS情景喜剧《破产姐妹》中出演女服务生的贝丝·比厄和凯特·戴琳斯，将于1月8日一起搭档主持第40届人民选择奖。这也是本节目第一次请两个人主持。

“Kat and Beth are great additions to our People’s Choice family and we are excited to have them host the show, ” said People’s Choice Awards Executive Producer Mark Burnett in a statement. “Their energy and charisma are a perfect fit for our audience.”

“凯特和贝丝能让我们人民选择这个大家庭更加精彩，我们也很兴奋能请到她们主持，”人民选择奖执行制片马克说道。“她们活力四射和超凡的个人魅力完全能打动我们的观众。”

Behrs and Dennings are no strangers to the fan-driven award show. They were both on hand to accept a People’s Choice trophy for Favorite New TV Comedy for 2 Broke Girls in 2012 (see photo above).

当然，这两个小妞对人民选择奖也不陌生，他们凭借主演的《破产姐妹》于20xx年获得了人民选择奖最受欢迎喜剧类新剧。

The 40th annual People’s Choice Awards will air live from the Nokia Theater L.A. Live on Wednesday, Jan 8, 2014 at 9 p.m. E.T on CBS.

第四十届人民选择奖将空气从洛杉矶的诺基亚剧院生活住在周三,20xx年1月8日,上午9点。E。T在CBS。