求一篇英语读书笔记 120词左右
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英语作文，求一篇英语课文的读后感，120单词左右，必有重谢。 Tony trivisonno s~
At the Music School of Fujian Normal University there was a girl studying in the Dance Department named Huang Meichun. On March 8, 2004 she suddenly stumbled拌倒 and fell in the classroom during her dance class. Extreme pain in both of her legs suddenly left this 23-year-old girl unable even to stand up. At that time, Meichun was only one month away from graduation. Meichun was usually in excellent health. So what was the reason for this sudden medical problem?
A blood test was carried out at the Union Hospital. When Meichun’s father arrived, the doctor called him into his office, asking Meichun to wait outside. A feeling of fear suddenly came over Meichun. Feeling helpless, she gave her fellow student a phone call. Maybe she could get some comfort from her friend.
On March 13, 2004, the doctor made his diagnosis（诊断）: 23-year-old Meichun was suffering from acute lymphocytic（淋巴细胞） leukemia白血病. To poor Meichun and all her loved ones, this news was simply unbearable.
Meichun was born in 1981 into a poor peasant family in Gutian county, Fujian province,. Her father was a guard, and her nearly illiterate文盲 mother worked far from home as a housekeeper. The family had a very small income.
Though her family was very poor, at a very early age Meichun showed great artistic talent. Meichun graduated from Gutian Vocational High School in 2000 with a major in preschool education, and with hard work, she tested into the Music Department of Fujian Normal University as a dance major.
But the annual 6000 yuan tuition was quite a large expense for her. Meichun had to depend on student loans and work-study programs to pay for her studies.
After four years of college, she was about to graduate. Finally she could go to work and earn money, so that her father would not have to continue working. But this disease, like a sudden bolt闪电 of lightning, destroyed all of Meichun’s hopes.
On March 14, 2004, Meichun moved into the hematology血液学 ward病房 of Fujian Union Hospital.
Since acute敏感 lymphocytic leukemia is a most dangerous disease for adults, the doctor would have to carry out a blood stem cell干细胞 transplant as soon as possible, or a bone marrow骨髓 transplant. Whether it be chemotherapy化学疗法 or a bone marrow transplant, the medical fee for either was surely an astronomical天文 sum for this poor family. But facing the merciless无慈悲心的 specter妖怪 of death, what could the family do?
Poor sick Meichun was in the hearts of all her friends constantly. When they found out about Meichun’s condition, the entire Music Department of Fujian Normal University quickly took action.
And students who contributed money also became regular blood donors捐赠人 for her. During this time, the campus was filled with a spirit of love.
On March 17, 2004, Meichun began chemotherapy化学疗法.
Every day her classmates went to the hospital to visit her. They were amazed吃惊 to see that, although the chemotherapy was very uncomfortable, Meichun always greeted them with the same smiling, optimistic face.
As they carried out chemotherapy, the Union Hospital, along with Fujian Medical College, began a nationwide全国性的 search for a bone marrow donor for Meichun.
On April 17, 2004, in the same month that Meichun began chemotherapy, musical groups from the Music Dept. of Fujian Normal University along with other schools such as Fuzhou University teamed up to put on a benefit concert for Meichun on the campus of Fujian Normal campus.
As of April 4th, 2004, through the efforts of teachers and students, total donations from the school and other areas of society had surpassed超过 100,000 yuan.
The Meichun began the second round of chemotherapy. Meichun’s mother and father quit their jobs in order to take care of her. One day’s medical care for Meichun cost about the same as three months of her mother’s housekeeping wages. In order to save money, Meichun even refused the most inexpensive nausea反胃 medicine.
Meichun began to lose her hair. How much longer could she hold out? All her loved ones constantly felt sadness for her.
Almost two months went by, and the hospital’s nationwide search for a bone marrow donor still had no results. In order to save this brave life, Meichun’s teachers and fellow students kept up their efforts. In just two short months, money from her fellow students’ benefit concert as well as contributions from other areas of society had exceeded 超过200,000 yuan. Thanks to this surge急流 of love and support, there was now enough money to cover the total cost for Meichun’s bone marrow transplant. But the most important thing was to find a bone marrow donor, and the search for one had still been unsuccessful.
The astronomical fee for the operation had already been collected, but a bone marrow had still not been found. Everyone felt very worried and anxious.
Such a large country, more than a billion people – Is it possible they couldn’t find any appropriate适当的 bone marrow? Through our interviews, we found out that the China Bone Marrow Bank, established in 1992, still has a very inadequate不充分 supply. This means the marrow available for marrow transplants is extremely limited. For Meichun’s family and all those concerned about her, this news was very discouraging. The doctor in charge of Meichun’s case was also very anxious. Through a friend, he sent an urgent request for help to the Taiwan bone marrow bank.
Soon news came from Taiwan -- they could find bone marrow for Meichun, but they needed a blood sample from her. But after three months of chemotherapy, Meichun was very short of blood -- at this point she couldn’t produce enough for a blood sample. Therefore, all everyone could do was wait.
A blood sample was finally transferred to Taiwan via经过 Hong Kong. Everyone waited anxiously, hoping that those on the other side of the Strait could save Meichun’s life.
At this time, several of Meichun’s friends, who should have been looking for a job, put everything aside to take care of Meichun, staying by her side every day. On May 8, 2004, Huang Meichun returned to the university to celebrate her 23rd birthday. Back at the campus, this optimistic and resilient弹回 young woman was surrounded by warm candlelight, loving care, and the heartfelt衷心 dancing and singing of her friends. Meichun was deeply moved by the kindness of her friends.
To the enthusiastic热情的 applause of her school friends, Director Shen gave Meichun a special gift.
Lying on her hospital bed, Meichun was surrounded by love. Everyone around her was moved by her courage.
In June, 2004, Meichun’s condition gradually stabilized. Since she no longer needed to have so many IVs in her arm every day, she could now practice her dancing in the corridor of the hospital ward. She loved dancing and music so much. It seemed as if she wanted to dance into some far distant place. Yet no one would have thought that Death was approaching closer and closer to Meichun.
On June 15, 2004, Meichun had a dangerously high fever due to infection. The hospital issued发出 a notification通知 of terminal终点 illness. This time, thanks to the valiant 勇敢的efforts of the doctors, and the prayers of her family and friends, Meichun came back from the brink边缘 of death. But danger she was only temporarily out of danger.
And so Meichun was able to cheat death. 200,000 yuan had been raised through many donations from her fellow students and ordinary citizens; Meichun had been saved many times and undergone much chemotherapy; and yet, all their efforts seemed to have come to nothing. Now Meichun, lying on her sickbed, became paler渐变苍白 each day.
Winter came, and the money had almost all been used up. Meichun was growing weaker. But suddenly, good news at last came from the other side of the Strait. The Keats Bone Marrow Bank in Taiwan informed them they had finally found some bone marrow that could be transplanted into Meichun. This news brought a new ray of hope.
Such an ironic讽刺 situation: When the money for the operation had been raised with great difficulty, no bone marrow was available. And when bone marrow had finally been found, the money for the operation was spent. And so Meichun was not able to have her operation. Days went by, and brave Meichun’s became weaker and weaker in her struggle against disease.
求一篇英语读书笔记 120词左右视频
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New year has come and I made a decision about learning English.Last year,my English was weak especially my spoken English and listening.So this year I will practice conversations with my friends and read aloud every morning.I think that doing lots of listening practice is one of the secrets of becoming a good lauguage learner.I also will watch some English-lauguage TV and listen to some English songs.Another thing than I found very difficult was English grammar.so I decided to take lots of grammar notes in every class and I will use the grammar to write my own sentense.If I can I will join an English club to improve my English.
I'm sure I will learn better this year.
读后感是议论性较强的读书笔记,要用切身体会,实践经验和生动的事例来阐明从“读”中悟出的道理.因此,读后感中既要写“读”,又要写“感”,既要叙述,又必须说理.叙述是议论的基础,议论又是叙述的深化,二者必须结合.
读后感以“感”为主.要适当地引用原文,当然引用不能太多,应以自己的语言为主.在表现方法上,可用夹叙夹议的写法,议论时应重于分析说理,事例不宜多,引用原文要简洁.在结构上,一般在开头概括式提示“读”,从中引出“感”,在着重抒写感受后,结尾又回扣“读”.
写读后感一般应做到三点：
1、要读懂原文的内容.“读后感”,顾名思义,就是先读后感.因此,读是至关重要的.只有通过读,抓住了原文的重要内容,才会写出自己的真实体会.
2、写自己体会最深刻的部分.一篇文章叙述的内容很多,要抓住文章中你自己体会最深的内容来写.体会不深,感想不丰富,读后感就写不成功.
At the Music School of Fujian Normal University there was a girl studying in the Dance Department named Huang Meichun. On March 8, 2004 she suddenly stumbled拌倒 and fell in the classroom during her dance class. Extreme pain in both of her legs suddenly left this 23-year-old girl unable even to stand up. At that time, Meichun was only one month away from graduation. Meichun was usually in excellent health. So what was the reason for this sudden medical problem?
A blood test was carried out at the Union Hospital. When Meichun’s father arrived, the doctor called him into his office, asking Meichun to wait outside. A feeling of fear suddenly came over Meichun. Feeling helpless, she gave her fellow student a phone call. Maybe she could get some comfort from her friend.
On March 13, 2004, the doctor made his diagnosis（诊断）: 23-year-old Meichun was suffering from acute lymphocytic（淋巴细胞） leukemia白血病. To poor Meichun and all her loved ones, this news was simply unbearable.
Meichun was born in 1981 into a poor peasant family in Gutian county, Fujian province,. Her father was a guard, and her nearly illiterate文盲 mother worked far from home as a housekeeper. The family had a very small income.
Though her family was very poor, at a very early age Meichun showed great artistic talent. Meichun graduated from Gutian Vocational High School in 2000 with a major in preschool education, and with hard work, she tested into the Music Department of Fujian Normal University as a dance major.
But the annual 6000 yuan tuition was quite a large expense for her. Meichun had to depend on student loans and work-study programs to pay for her studies.
After four years of college, she was about to graduate. Finally she could go to work and earn money, so that her father would not have to continue working. But this disease, like a sudden bolt闪电 of lightning, destroyed all of Meichun’s hopes.
On March 14, 2004, Meichun moved into the hematology血液学 ward病房 of Fujian Union Hospital.
Since acute敏感 lymphocytic leukemia is a most dangerous disease for adults, the doctor would have to carry out a blood stem cell干细胞 transplant as soon as possible, or a bone marrow骨髓 transplant. Whether it be chemotherapy化学疗法 or a bone marrow transplant, the medical fee for either was surely an astronomical天文 sum for this poor family. But facing the merciless无慈悲心的 specter妖怪 of death, what could the family do?
Poor sick Meichun was in the hearts of all her friends constantly. When they found out about Meichun’s condition, the entire Music Department of Fujian Normal University quickly took action.
And students who contributed money also became regular blood donors捐赠人 for her. During this time, the campus was filled with a spirit of love.
On March 17, 2004, Meichun began chemotherapy化学疗法.
Every day her classmates went to the hospital to visit her. They were amazed吃惊 to see that, although the chemotherapy was very uncomfortable, Meichun always greeted them with the same smiling, optimistic face.
As they carried out chemotherapy, the Union Hospital, along with Fujian Medical College, began a nationwide全国性的 search for a bone marrow donor for Meichun.
On April 17, 2004, in the same month that Meichun began chemotherapy, musical groups from the Music Dept. of Fujian Normal University along with other schools such as Fuzhou University teamed up to put on a benefit concert for Meichun on the campus of Fujian Normal campus.
As of April 4th, 2004, through the efforts of teachers and students, total donations from the school and other areas of society had surpassed超过 100,000 yuan.
The Meichun began the second round of chemotherapy. Meichun’s mother and father quit their jobs in order to take care of her. One day’s medical care for Meichun cost about the same as three months of her mother’s housekeeping wages. In order to save money, Meichun even refused the most inexpensive nausea反胃 medicine.
Meichun began to lose her hair. How much longer could she hold out? All her loved ones constantly felt sadness for her.
Almost two months went by, and the hospital’s nationwide search for a bone marrow donor still had no results. In order to save this brave life, Meichun’s teachers and fellow students kept up their efforts. In just two short months, money from her fellow students’ benefit concert as well as contributions from other areas of society had exceeded 超过200,000 yuan. Thanks to this surge急流 of love and support, there was now enough money to cover the total cost for Meichun’s bone marrow transplant. But the most important thing was to find a bone marrow donor, and the search for one had still been unsuccessful.
The astronomical fee for the operation had already been collected, but a bone marrow had still not been found. Everyone felt very worried and anxious.
Such a large country, more than a billion people – Is it possible they couldn’t find any appropriate适当的 bone marrow? Through our interviews, we found out that the China Bone Marrow Bank, established in 1992, still has a very inadequate不充分 supply. This means the marrow available for marrow transplants is extremely limited. For Meichun’s family and all those concerned about her, this news was very discouraging. The doctor in charge of Meichun’s case was also very anxious. Through a friend, he sent an urgent request for help to the Taiwan bone marrow bank.
Soon news came from Taiwan -- they could find bone marrow for Meichun, but they needed a blood sample from her. But after three months of chemotherapy, Meichun was very short of blood -- at this point she couldn’t produce enough for a blood sample. Therefore, all everyone could do was wait.
A blood sample was finally transferred to Taiwan via经过 Hong Kong. Everyone waited anxiously, hoping that those on the other side of the Strait could save Meichun’s life.
At this time, several of Meichun’s friends, who should have been looking for a job, put everything aside to take care of Meichun, staying by her side every day. On May 8, 2004, Huang Meichun returned to the university to celebrate her 23rd birthday. Back at the campus, this optimistic and resilient弹回 young woman was surrounded by warm candlelight, loving care, and the heartfelt衷心 dancing and singing of her friends. Meichun was deeply moved by the kindness of her friends.
To the enthusiastic热情的 applause of her school friends, Director Shen gave Meichun a special gift.
Lying on her hospital bed, Meichun was surrounded by love. Everyone around her was moved by her courage.
In June, 2004, Meichun’s condition gradually stabilized. Since she no longer needed to have so many IVs in her arm every day, she could now practice her dancing in the corridor of the hospital ward. She loved dancing and music so much. It seemed as if she wanted to dance into some far distant place. Yet no one would have thought that Death was approaching closer and closer to Meichun.
On June 15, 2004, Meichun had a dangerously high fever due to infection. The hospital issued发出 a notification通知 of terminal终点 illness. This time, thanks to the valiant 勇敢的efforts of the doctors, and the prayers of her family and friends, Meichun came back from the brink边缘 of death. But danger she was only temporarily out of danger.
And so Meichun was able to cheat death. 200,000 yuan had been raised through many donations from her fellow students and ordinary citizens; Meichun had been saved many times and undergone much chemotherapy; and yet, all their efforts seemed to have come to nothing. Now Meichun, lying on her sickbed, became paler渐变苍白 each day.
Winter came, and the money had almost all been used up. Meichun was growing weaker. But suddenly, good news at last came from the other side of the Strait. The Keats Bone Marrow Bank in Taiwan informed them they had finally found some bone marrow that could be transplanted into Meichun. This news brought a new ray of hope.
Such an ironic讽刺 situation: When the money for the operation had been raised with great difficulty, no bone marrow was available. And when bone marrow had finally been found, the money for the operation was spent. And so Meichun was not able to have her operation. Days went by, and brave Meichun’s became weaker and weaker in her struggle against disease.
求一篇英语读书笔记 120词左右视频
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