All That Is Hot新聞一籮筐

1 數(shù)碼修復(fù)版《龍貓》有望在年底引進國內(nèi)

Good news for anime［日本動漫］fans!Japan’s leading animation studio, Studio Ghibli, founded by the famous Oscarwinning animatorHayao Miyazaki［宮崎駿］, willdigitally［數(shù)碼地］restore［修復(fù)］a 1988 anime film, “My NeighborTotoro［豆豆龍、龍貓］” to mark the 30th anniversary of the film’spremiere［首映］. Young fans now will have the chance to see the film on the big screen. “My Neighbor Totoro” is one of the most celebrated anime works of Hayao Miyazaki. It has received widespread popularity both in Japan and overseas. The restoredmasterpiece［杰作］is expected to be introduced to China at the end of this year.

日漫迷的福音！由著名的奧斯卡獲獎漫畫大師宮崎駿創(chuàng)建的日本著名動畫工作室—吉卜力工作室，將數(shù)碼修復(fù)1988年的動畫電影《龍貓》，以紀念這部電影上映30周年。年輕的影迷們將有機會在大銀幕上看到這部電影?！洱堌垺肥菍m崎駿最著名的動漫作品之一。它在日本本土和海外都廣受好評。這部修復(fù)的佳片預(yù)計將于今年年底引進中國。

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The famous anime film will be _______ restore.

2 Ma will quit chairmanship馬云將卸任董事局主席

Jack Ma,founder［創(chuàng)立者］andchairman［主席］of Alibaba Group, will leave his position as the company’s chairman on Sept 10, 2019, according to an officialannouncement［聲明］on Sept 10. CEO Daniel Zhang Yong willtake over［接管］as chairman. Ma will stay as an Alibababoard［董事會］member after Sept 10, 2019, until the company’s annual［年度的］general meeting ofstockholders［股東］in 2020. Besides acting as partner of Alibaba, Ma will focus on publicwelfare［福利事業(yè)］and educational business,he said in an open letter to the public on Sept 10, a meaningful day -Ma’s birthday, the founding day of Alibaba and also China’s Teacher’s Day. “Starting a business was onlyincidental［偶然的］. My biggest dream lies in the education,” he said.

阿里巴巴集團創(chuàng)始人兼董事局主席馬云10日發(fā)布正式聲明，稱2019年9月10日，他將不再擔(dān)任集團董事局主席，屆時由現(xiàn)任集團首席執(zhí)行官張勇接任。2019年9月10日之后，馬云將繼續(xù)擔(dān)任集團董事會成員，直到2020年阿里巴巴年度股東大會。9月10日這個日子非同一般，既是馬云的生日，也是阿里巴巴創(chuàng)立的日子，還是我國的教師節(jié)。馬云當(dāng)天在一封致公眾的公開信中說，除了擔(dān)任阿里巴巴合伙人外，他將致力于公益和教育事業(yè)。馬云說，從商只是一個偶然，他最想做的還是教育。

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Jack Ma’s biggest dream is to lie in the ___________.

3 中國學(xué)生海外游學(xué)人次將達100萬

The number of foreign study tours by Chinese students is likely to hit 1 million this year,involving［包含］30 billion yuan inexpenditure［花費］, China’s biggest online travelagency［代理］, Ctrip, reports. The travel agency’s study tour business has grownimpressively［令人難忘地］in recent years. Those choosing tours abroad grew by 50% during the 2017 summer and the 2018 winter vacations year-on-year. The tours onaverage［平均］cost about 29,000 yuan each. Thoseopting［選擇］fordomestic［國內(nèi)的］study tours grew by 120%, with costs about 4,200 yuan. The UK, the US, Australia,Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia and France are among the most populardestinations［目的地］among Ctrip users. Study travelers are also getting younger. The average age of travelers who took their first study toursoverseas［海外］stood at 12.1 years old.

國內(nèi)最大的在線旅行代理攜程旅行稱，2018年我國進行海外游學(xué)的學(xué)生數(shù)量或?qū)⑦_到100萬人次，花銷達300億元。近年來，攜程的游學(xué)業(yè)務(wù)增速驚人。2017年暑假及2018年寒假期間，選擇進行海外游學(xué)的人數(shù)同比增長50%，人均游學(xué)費用約為2.9萬元。選擇國內(nèi)游學(xué)的人數(shù)同比增長120%，人均費用約為4200元。英國、美國、澳大利亞、新西蘭、加拿大、日本、泰國、印度尼西亞和法國是最受攜程客戶歡迎的目的地。游學(xué)參團者的年齡也呈低齡化，初次進行海外游學(xué)的平均年齡為12.1歲。

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The oversea travel tours on average cost about_________ yuan each.

4 Hoarding a mental disorder愛囤積東西是精神疾病

Is yourwardrobe［衣櫥］crammed［塞滿］and you feelcompelled［被迫的］tohang onto［繼續(xù)保留］just about everything you’d ever bought? Last month,hoarding［囤積］was recognized as apsychiatric［精神病的］disorder［混亂，失調(diào)］in its own right by the World Health Organization. “Hoardersfear［害怕］making the wrong decision about what to keep and what to throw out, so they keep everything,” says Dr Stuart Whomsley, an clinicalpsychologist［心理學(xué)家］. “It is a psychological condition and not a lifestyle choice,” he added. “It can beassociated［相關(guān)的］with othermental［精神的］health conditions, such asdepression［抑郁癥］and socialanxiety［焦慮］,post-traumatic［創(chuàng)傷后的］stress disorder, or OCD.” Hoarders also may have perfectionisttendencies［傾向，趨勢］, beprone［易于……的］toprocrastination［拖延］and have problems planning and organizing.

衣柜被塞得滿滿的，買回來的每件東西都舍不得扔掉？就在上個月，世界衛(wèi)生組織將其單獨列為一種精神疾病。英國臨床心理學(xué)家斯圖亞特?霍姆斯里博士說：“什么該留什么該扔，囤積癥患者害怕做出錯誤的決定，因此所有的物品都留著?！彼a充說：“這是一種心理學(xué)病癥，而不是一種生活方式。囤積癥可能與其他的精神疾病有關(guān)，比如抑郁癥、社交焦慮癥、創(chuàng)傷后應(yīng)激障礙或者強迫癥?！倍诜e狂也可能有完美主義傾向，易患拖延癥，無法做到有條不紊。

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Hoarders are afraid of deciding what to _____ and what to ______________.