从百草园到三味书屋（鲁迅）

我wǒ家jiā的de后面hòu mian有yǒu一yí个gè很hěn大dà的de园yuán，相传xiāng chuán叫作jiào zuò百bǎi草cǎo园yuán。

Behind our house lay a great garden, called the Hundred-Plant Garden.

不必bú bì说shuō碧绿bì lǜ的de菜cài畦qí，光滑guāng huá的de石shí井jǐng栏lán，高大gāo dà的de皂zào荚jiá树shù，紫zǐ红hóng的de桑sāng葚rèn；也yě不必bú bì说shuō鸣míng蝉chán在zài树叶shù yè里lǐ长cháng吟yín，肥胖féi pàng的de黄huáng蜂fēng伏fú在zài菜cài花huā上shàng，轻qīng捷jié的de叫jiào天tiān子zǐ忽然hū rán从cóng草cǎo间jiān直zhí窜cuàn向xiàng云yún霄xiāo里lǐ去qù了le。

Not to mention the green vegetable beds, the smooth stone well-rail, the tall soapberry tree, purple mulberries; the cicadas' long singing, fat wasps on the flowers, larks shooting to the sky.

单dān是shì周围zhōu wéi的de短duǎn短duǎn的de泥ní墙qiáng根gēn一带yí dài，就jiù有yǒu无限wú xiàn趣味qù wèi。

Just the low mud wall at the edge held endless delight.

长cháng妈妈mā ma讲jiǎng：有yǒu个gè读书dú shū人rén住zhù在zài古gǔ庙miào里lǐ，夜里yè li听见tīng jiàn美女měi nǚ蛇shé叫jiào他tā名字míng zi，答应dā ying了le就jiù吃chī了le他tā。我wǒ从此cóng cǐ不bù敢gǎn看kàn墙qiáng上shàng的de影子yǐng zi。

Mama Chang told of a scholar lodging in an old temple who heard a beautiful snake call his name at night, answered it, and was eaten. I feared my shadow after that.