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1、孤身自驾，她56岁爆红网络导读：近日，纽约时报报道了苏敏的故事：56岁收拾行囊，孤身一人自驾远游。她用视频记录了自己的一路经历，在社交网络上获赞百万。有人认为这个年纪应该在家带娃安度晚年，也有人认为她迈出了很多中国女人不敢迈的一步。促使她做出这个决定的原因是什么？这段自驾经历给她的人生带来了怎样的改变？一起来听今天的讲解。英文原文A Chinese Auntie Went on a Solo Road Trip. Now, Shes a Feminist Icon. By Joy Dong and Vivian WangSu Min, a 56-year-old retiree from He

2、nan Province in central China, has never been happier. After fulfilling her familys expectations of dutiful Chinese womanhood, Ms. Su is embracing a new identity: fearless road-tripper and internet sensation. For six months, she has been on a solo drive across China, documenting her journey for more

3、 than 1.35 million followers across several social media platforms. Before last fall, Ms. Su had rarely traveled. But she had long been enamored with the idea of driving. Growing up in Tibet, she sometimes missed the school bus home and had to walk 12 miles through the mountains, she said. Each time

4、 a truck passed by, she imagined sitting behind the wheel, safe and comfortable. But cars were rare, and having one seemed impossible. Then, in late 2019, she came across a video online of someone introducing their camping gear while on a solo road trip. She remembered her childhood dream of driving

5、 the freedom and comfort it had represented. Over the following months, she devoured every video she could find about road trips. She took copious notes: which apps they used to find campsites, which tricks they had for saving money. Soon, she made up her mind: Once her grandsons entered preschool,

6、she would embark on a trip of her own. She had bought a small white Volkswagen hatchback several years earlier, with her savings and a monthly pension of around $300. In her videos, she marveled at her newfound freedom. She could drive as fast as she wanted, brake as hard as she liked. Still, Ms. Su

7、 blushes when asked about her new fame. She also says she is not yet qualified to claim the mantle of feminist. “It took me so many years to realize that I had to live for myself.” She paused: “Its something Im waking up to, not something that I just am.” 生词好句1.feminist icon女性主义的偶像2.have never been

8、happier从没有这样开心过拓展:否定词加比较级表示最高级These are the happiest days Auntie Su has ever lived.这些天是苏阿姨最快乐的日子了。3.fulfill her familys expectations达到了她家人的期望拓展:fulfill sbs expectations达到了某人的预期4.womanhood英 wmnhd美 wmnhdn. 成年女子，妇女拓展:后缀：hood 表示.时期childhood 儿童时期boyhood 少男时期girlhood 少女时期5.embrace英 mbres美 mbresvt. 拥抱；欣然接受

9、（accept something willingly and enthusiastically）6.sensation英 sensen美 sensenn. 引起轰动的人或事物拓展:become an overnight sensation一夜成名make a sensation/cause a sensation引起轰动7.document英 dkjmnt美 dkjmntvt. 详细记录（to record the details of something）8.enamor英 nm美 nmr，enmrvt. 对有好感（be filled with love for sth./ have a

10、liking or admiration for something）拓展:be enamored with the idea of sth. 对.有好感词源：法语词汇，en=in, amor=loveenamor 也可以读作/nam, nam/Ive long been enamored of Beijing.我一直都很喜欢北京。9.wheel英 wil美 wiln. 方向盘e across偶然遇见11.devour英 dva美 dvarvt. 狼吞虎咽吃食物；津津有味地看，如饥似渴地读 （to read or look at sth. with great interest and ent

11、husiasm）拓展:Devouring every piece of information you can find about your crush.如获至宝般地阅读关于你暗恋对象的一切信息。12.copious英 kpis美 kopisadj. 大量又详尽的（in large amount and in details）13.make up ones mind下定决心14.embark英 mbk美 mbrkvt. 上船/飞机拓展:embark on sth.开始做某事（更多侧重于开始行程）begin/start 则更多为日常用法15.marvel英 mvl美 mrvlvt. 感到惊奇，

12、大为惊叹拓展:marvel at sth. 对.所惊叹People marveled at Michaelangelos artwork.人们对米开朗基罗的艺术作品叹为观止。16.brake英 brek美 brekvi. 刹车17.blush英 bl美 blvi. 脸红拓展:Why you blush? 为什么你脸红呢？Look at yourself. Youre all blushing now.看看你，你现在脸红了。Stop! Im all blushing.别说了，我脸都红了。18.mantle英 mntl美 mntln. 斗篷；责任拓展:claim the mantle of sth.承担.的责任（take on the responsibility）19.wake up to意识到拓展:wake up to sth. 意识到.wake up to the reality 认清现实Im waking up to it.我逐渐意识到了。It takes time to wake up to.要花点时间才能清醒过来。