#18 – Protest
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English Excerpt:
Page 6
Second Paragraph
For thousands of years, the dragon has been a symbol of the Chinese people. Some Chinese call themselves ‘sons of the dragon’. The dragon is part of the logo of Hong Kong.
Chinese Translation:
Page 6 (dì 第 liù 六 yè 页)
Second Paragraph (dì 第 er 二 duan 段)
For thousands (几 jǐ 千 qian) of years (年 niań), the dragon (龙 long) has been a symbol (符 fú 号 haò) of the Chinese people (中 Zhong 国 guó 人 reń). Some Chinese (中国人) call (叫 jiaò) themselves (他们自己 tā meń zì jǐ) ‘sons of the dragon’ (龙 long 的 de 儿 eŕ 子zǐ). The dragon 龙 is part of the logo of Hong Kong (香 xiang ̄港 gang).
Vocabulary
1. Page 6 = 第六 页 dì liù yè
2. Second Paragraph = 第二 段 dì èr duàn
3. Thousands = 几千 jǐ qian
4. Symbol = 符号 fú haò
5. Chinese people = 中国 人 Zhong guó reń
6. Call = 叫 jiaò
7. Themselves = 他们自己 tā meń zì jǐ
8. Sons of the dragon = 龙 的 儿子 long de ér zi
9. Dragon’s = 龙 的 long de (的 means belonging to)
10. Son = 儿子eŕ zi
