The master helped translate these two articles.

China student Wang Fei and American student Mary are learning Chinese in a supermarket in China. They went down the stairs, put them on the ground and saw a young man walking. In his hurry, he missed the last two steps off the ground and fell down. People laughed at him when he tried to stand nearby for a while. Luckily, he looks fine.

Mary was not happy to find that Faye Wong smiled slightly. "Tell me, Fei, how can people laugh when someone falls like this? If he is injured, why don't they go up and ask him? "

Wang Fei said, "Because they know him, they won't be hurt too much."

"But I still don't understand. Autumn is autumn. In my culture, people can't launch! "

This is an example. Seeing such a thing, China people and westerners think differently and act differently. China people are used to Xiao Yu or smiling. People who are often in embarrassing situations will laugh or smile and get rid of it. However, if someone is seriously injured, it will no longer be a joke, and people will help him or her.

However, in that case, the will of the west ended in a hurry and helped people stand up. If he (she) is not hurt, he (she) may try to play a joke on autumn in the west like a person from China. If two close friends take a walk together, they are obviously not hurt in autumn. A common joke is to say, "Have a nice trip.

So different people have different habits, and different countries have different cultures.

In 2000, 56-year-old Jeff will make a difficult and dangerous trip in the Arctic Circle. He intends to walk to the North Pole alone, and then follow him with his food, tent and other things pulled by two sledges. Because the Arctic Circle is full of ice and water, he sometimes has to sit on his sleigh and use their favorite boat!

Before starting his journey, in order to make himself stronger, Jeff spent two years practicing running and took part in many rowing competitions. He also traveled in the Arctic Circle for 28 years. This is all good for him. But there are still problems.

Jeff is only seven days away from his journey in the Arctic Circle. It's dark and very cold. (-35) In the face of this terrible low temperature, he has shown good progress across the ice. Suddenly, the ice cracked and the sled fell into the sea. Jeff needs to turn his back on it, so he has to put his hand in the frozen water.

He once got the back of the sled. Jeff set up his tent and lit a fire to try to warm his cold hands. It's no use-once he caught a cold, his hand was badly hurt for a long time. He helped the radio and a plane was sent to rescue him. Finally, he arrived at a hospital in Canada. The doctor over there said that he hurt his left hand in ice water. They saved his hand and advised him not to travel to the North Pole alone.

But Jeff is an explorer and no one can change his mind. This will still be another long and difficult war. ..