后羿射日Hou Yi shooting the sun.ppt

* [?u:t??] [s?n] Once upon a time, there were ten suns who [w?ns] [?p?n] [ta?m] [e??] [w?:] [s?nz] were the sons of the God. They all were very [s?ns] [ɡ?d] [ee?] [?:l] [ver?] naughty. The God told them that they should [n?:t?] [told] [e?m] [??d] go into the sky in turns; they were not allowed to appear in the sky together, otherwise all the [t?ɡee?] [?e?waiz] people and plants would [pi:pl] [plɑ:nts] die from strong heat. [ska?] [?la?d] [?p??] [w?d] [da?] [str??] [hit] In the beginning, they obeyed their father’s words. [b?ɡ?n??] [?ubeid] [eer] [w?:dz ] But later, they forget their father’s [le?t?(r)] [f?ɡet] warning and often played [w?:n??] [?f?n] together in the sky. The sunlight was so strong that many people die [s?nla?t] from thirsty and hunger. [θ?sti] [h??ɡ?(r)] The evil actions of the ten brothers were found [iv?l] [?k?(?)nz] [w?:] [fa?nd] by the God, who appointed Hou Yi, [ba?] [?p??nt?d] the shooter, to give a lesson to his [?u:t?(r)] [ɡ?v] [l?s?n] [h?z] sons. Taking the magic arrows [te?k??] [m?d??k] [?r??s] given by the God, Hou Yi came to [ɡ?v?n] [ke?m] the world with his wife Chang E. [w?:ld] [wa?f] Hou Yi ordered the ten suns to stop running wild [?:d?d] [st?p] [r?n??] [wa?ld] and go home. However, the ten brothers did not [h??m]