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Doyoureally?

Butmyrealhobbyismusic.IplaytheviolinandIlistentomusicallthetime.

Whatmadeyousointerestedinmusic?

Myfatherisamusician.Ioftenlistenedtohimplaytheviolin.Andhegavememyfirstviolineightyearsago.

AndnowmusichasbroughtyoutoChina.Whenwillyouplaynexttime?

Attheendofthisterm.There’saconcertatRadioBeijing.

Socanyourelaxnow?

Well,no.I’mgoingtoschoolwithyou!

Great!

ButnotnextFriday.

What’shappeningonFriday?

I’mgoingtoRadioBeijing.I’mgivinganinterviewonStarsearch!

I’velistenedtothatprogramme!

Peoplesingsongsorplaymusic,andthelistenerschoosethebestsingerormusician.

Wow!

You’regoingtobereallyfamous!

Module1Unit2Hobbiescanmakeyougrowasaperson.

Manystudentshavehobbies,suchasreading,painting,growingvegetablesintheirgardens,andlookingafteranimals.Somehobbiesarerelaxingandothersarecreative.Hobbiescanmakeyougrowasaperson,developyourinterestsandhelpyoulearnnewskills.

DavidSmithisastudent,andhishobbyiswriting.Duringthesummerof2000,hespentfourweeksonasummercamp.Aswellastheusualactivities,suchassailing,climbingandmountainbiking,therewasawritingworkshopwithaprofessionalwriter."

Sheaskedustoimaginethatwewereinastory.Thenwewroteaboutourexperiencesatthecamp."

InseniorhighschoolDavidwroteastoryaboutteenagelife,anditcameoutasabookin2003.Manyteenagerslovehisbook,andasaresult,Davidhasbecomeasuccessfulyoungwriter.

Davidhasbeenveryluckybecausehishobbyhasbroughthimenjoymentandsuccess,butheisalsointerestedinmanyotherthings."

Ilikeplayingvolleyball,too,"

saysDavid."

Ispendsomeofmyfreetimeplayingvolleyballformyschoolteam.MaybeI'

llwritemorebooksinthefuture,butI'

mnotsure."

It'

ssometimesdifficulttorememberthatweshouldn'

tspendallourtimeonourfavoritehobby.Therearemanyotherinterestingthingstodoinlife,andweshouldtrytodosomethingnewordifferent.

Module2Unit1Canyoutellmewhereyou'

refrom?

ChenHuan:

DoyouknowifSallyMaxwellhasarrived?

Receptionist:

That'

sMissMaxwell.

Hi,areyouSally?

Sally:

Yes,that'

sright.ThisismyfriendLingling,Iaskedyousecretarywhethershecouldcomeornot.

Oh,yes.HiLingling.OK,I'

mgoingtoaskyousomepersonalquestions,andrecordyouranswers.OK,heregoes…Sally,welcometoChina!

Thankyou.

Canyoutellmewhereyouarefrom?

Yes,I'

mfromLondon.I'

mherewithsomeclassmates.Infact,I'

mstudyingChinese.

AndI'

veheardthatyouplayinyourschoolorchestra.

Yes,ourlastpublicconcertwillbehereonStarsearchinacoupleofmonths.ButIdon'

tknowwhowillcome.

CanIaskyouifyoumisstheUK,oryourrelations?

Yes,Imissmyparents,butIhavesomeclosefriendshere.

IknowthatforeignersfindChinaverydifferentfromtheirowncountries.Whatdoesitfeellike?

It'

saveryexcitingplace.ButIdon'

tliketheword"

foreigner"

.Myvisithereisallaboutmakingfriends.

OK,Sally,thankyou.Andgoodluckwiththeconcert…（Theystop.）Thataregreat!

Sothisrecordingwillbepartoftheprogramme.Bytheway,whydon'

tyoubringallyourfriendsforavisittoRadioBeijing?

Maybesometimesnextweek？

Lingling&

OK,thanks!

Module2Unit2NooneknewwhoIwas

WhenIwas13yearsold,aboygavemeanimportantgift.Itwasasmile.

Itwastheearlyautumnofmyfirstyearatajuniorhighschool,andmyoldschoolwasfaraway.Asaresult,nooneknewwhoIwas.Iwasverylonely,andafraidtomakefriendswithanyone.

EverytimeIheardtheotherstudentstalkingandlaughing,Ifeltmyheartbreak.Icouldn'

ttalktoanyoneaboutmyproblem,andIdidn'

twantmyparentstoworryaboutme.

Thenoneday,myclassmatestalkedhappilywiththeirfriends,butIsatatmydeskunhappilyasusual.Atthatmoment,aboyenteredtheclassroom.Ididn'

tknowwhohewas.Hepassedmeandthenturnedback.Helookedatmeand,withoutaword,smiled.

Suddenly,Ifeltthetouchofsomethingbrightandfriendly.Itmademefeelhappy,livelyandwarm.

Thatsmilechangedmylife.Istartedtotalkwiththeotherstudentsandmadefriends.Daybyday,Ibecameclosertoeveryoneinmyclass.Theboywiththeluckysmilehasbecomemybestfriendnow.

Oneday,Iaskedhimwhyhesmiled,buthecouldn'

tremembersmilingatme!

Itdoesn'

tmatterbecauseallthedarkdayshavegone.NowIbelievethattheworldiswhatyouthinkitis,ifyouthinkyouarelonely,youmightalwaysbealone.Sosmileattheworldanditwillsmileback.

Module3Unit1Remembertolookoutfortheredlight!

Hi,everybody.

We'

dliketothankyoufortakingusaroundRadioBeijing.

Don'

tmentionit.Ienjoyshowingvisitorsaround.Now,Iwanttoansweryourquestions,butremembertolookoutfortheredlight…

Betty:

…andstoptalking!

Comethisway.Thisisthenewsroom.Wecollectthelatestnewsandwritethereportshere.

HowcanIbecomeanewsreader?

OnRadioBeijingeveryoneneedstospeakEnglishwell.Sokeepstudying,andmaybeonedayyoucanjoinus.Here'

swhereIworkonStarsearch.Wedecidewhattolistento…andwhotosee.

Whataboutthesportsnews?

Ilikelisteningtothefootballresults.

soverthere.

<

>

I'

dliketobeasportsreporter.

Me,too!

Andthisiswherewepreparetheweatherreports.Let'

swatchthenewsreader.OK,seetheredlight?

Quiet,please.

Newsreader:

Finally,somesportsnewsabouttheEnglandandChinafootballmatch.Englandscoredtwogoals,andChina…three.

Wewonthematch!

Tony:

Andwelost!

Ihatelosing!

All:

Ssh!

Andtomorrow'

sweather–sunnyinthemorning,butit'

llstartrainingintheafternoon.Andthat'

stheendofthesixo'

clocknews.

Module3Unit2IRemembersittingclosetotheradio.

RadioTimes

“Howoldareyou?

”theradiostudiomanageratWXBNlookeddownatme.

“Fifteen.”Isaid.

“Andyouwantajobinradio?

Shouldn’tyoubeatschool?

”heasked.

HowcouldIexplain?

I’vealwayslovedtheradio.WhenIwasaboutfourorfiveyearsold,Iremembersittingclosetotheradiointhelivingroom,listeningtomyfavouriteprogrammes,andtothevoicesofmyfavouritepresenters.Itseemedthattheywerespeakingtomeinperson.Attheageofnine,Iaskedforjobsinsmallradiostations.

AsIgrewolder,myinterestinradiogrew.OnedayIlearntaboutinternetradio.Onceaweek,Iplayedmyfavouritemusicfrommyfather’scomputertothelisteners,talkedaboutlifeatschool,andthencloseddownanddidmyhomework.

Soonmyfriendsatjuniorhighschoolstartedtolisten,andthentheywantedtohelp.Wepreparedtheweeklyprogrammes,articlesaboutmusic,sportsnews,jokesandtheweatherreport（Ididthisbylookingoutofthewindow）.

“OK,comewithme,”theWXBNmanagersaid.Isatdowninthestudio,infrontofamicrophone.Hewasinanotherroom,behindtheglasswall.

“OK.Let’sdoasoundcheck.Justtellmewhatyouhadforbreakfast.”

Allradiopresentersbeginworkwiththesamequestion.

“Ihadeggs,fruitandsomemilk.”

“OK,that’sgreat!

”themanbehindtheglasssaid.

Andthiswashowmyfirstrealjobinradiobegan.

Module4Unit1Ifyouwanttorecord,presstheredbutton

（Irishmusic,withaviolin…）

That’slovely!

Who’splaying?

That’sus!

ChenHuanwantsarecordingforhisprogramme,andhelentmehisCDrecorder.TheorchestrawaspractisingsomeIrishmusicyesterday,soIrecordedit.

Howdoesitwork?

Let’slookattheinstruction.“Ifyouwanttoturnontherecorder,pressthebluebutton.Ifyouwanttoplayback,pressthegreenbutton.

（ThesameIrishmusic）

You’vedonethat.

"

…andifyouwanttorecord,presstheredbutton.Iftheredlightdoesn’tcomeon,waitforthirtysecond."

OK,let’stry.

Isitworking?

（Playback:

）

Yes,itis.“Ifyouwanttosendyourrecordingbyemail,connecttherecordertoyourcomputer.Ifthere’snogreenlight,choosethe‘copy’symbol.”

Andareyouplayingtheviolin?

No,that’smybestfriendKylie.Sheplaysreallywell.

ButwhydoyouwanttosendChenHuanarecordingofKylieplaying?

Well,she’smyfriend,andit’simportantforher.

Butit’simportantforyou,too.Sally.

IthinkChenHuanwantstohearyouonStarsearch,notKylie.Comeon,Sally,Where’syourviolin?

Tony,press“record”!

OK!

Ladiesandgentlemen,pleasewelcomeourstarmusician…SallyMaxwell!

Hooray!

Module4Unit2Ifasnakebitesyou,takeaphoto

Smile,please!

Ifasnakebitesyou,takeaphotowithyourmobilephone!

Itmaysaveyourlife.ThisisthesurprisingadviceofaBritishcook.

OnedayHenryJacksonwasworkinginarestaurantkitchen.Hepickedupadishfromthetable,andsuddenlyasnakeappeared…andbithimonthehand.

Afewdaysearlier