词汇故事

1听Aud+phon

Hanmeimei was a smart girl, she got an audition to be a teacher in new oriental school, unfortunately, she was so shy that her voice was barely audible during the audition. The auditors suggested that she should attend N4 classes. So she went to the auditorium where MA was giving classes, whose voice was so loud that even an audiometer may fail to measure it. Even without a microphone, he could make himself heard just like talking through a megaphone. His voice was such an euphony that Hanmeimei wanted to record it in a phonograph. After that she decided to be a teacher just like MA and gave up her dream of being an instructor of a symphony orchestra.

2听son+ton

October 1st2009 was a special day, Hanmeimei was sitting on the coach, watching the Great Parade, and she was amazed to find that all of them walk in unison, acting consonantly with each other, giving out resonant shouts. Then came the armament march, cutting-edge weapons, supersonic planes, powerful on-land missiles. The whole process was filled with only four slogans: XXXXXX and XXXXXX. Though a little bit monotonous, not at all dissonant. In the end president Hu delivered a speech in a sonorous voice, the intonation was perfect. But Hanmeimei couldn’t understand it at all, because it was a speech with serious undertones.

3说dict

When Hanmeimei was in high school, the thing she hated most had been dictation, the teacher who dictated to the students what to write was like a “dictator”. Hanmeimei really wanted to indict him for crimes against humanity, or give a speech of sedition to turn all the students against the teacher. But she knew she had no jurisdiction at school. All she could do was to utter a malediction: xxxxxxxx unfortunately it was heard by the teacher. The result was unwatchable, the dictator questioned her, Han wanted to vindicate herself with excuses, like I left my dictionary at home, but she didn’t. The teacher gave her last benediction: wish you good luck in your examination. At that night, Han had a dream: an edict from the government banned dictation from school forever.

4 说doc+fa

Hanmeimei once wanted to be a docent in the Imperial Palace, because she thought an affable and docile girl as she was, would be perfect for such a job. And you only had to memorize the documents of the items and tell tales and fables about them. But she didn’t know that it was such a fabulous job that thousands of people were after it. She was indoctrinated with the ideas that the world was pure and simple. So she had no idea about “the ineffable rules” and the nefarious combats for this hot job. After confabulating with some inners, Hanmeimei gave up this dream and turned her direction to education which was a job to become a doctrinaire and to indoctrinate others.