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• 1.eat no fish 忠实可靠的人；诚实可信的人
• Eat no fish是一句英国的民间俗语，这句话的来源是： 英国伊丽莎白一世即位后，面临的首要任务是处理遗留的宗教问题。她大刀阔斧地对宗教问题进行改革：颁布新的...
• 2.握手是怎么成为通用问候方式的?
• Shaking hands seems like a gesture that has been around forever. Indeed, a throne base from the reign of ancient Assyrias Shalmaneser III in the 9th c...
• 3.地球日的由来 The History of Earth Day
• 世界地球日（Earth Day）即每年的4月22日，是一个专为世界环境保护而设立的节日，旨在提高民众对于现有环境问题的意识，并动员民众参与到环保运动中，通过绿色低...
• 4.黑色星期五的由来
• The Friday after Thanksgiving was coined Black Friday in the 1960s to kick off the holiday shopping season. In America, its basically its own holiday....
• 5.剑桥大学的多彩博物馆
• Museums are a vital part of a world-famous university, which are often run by a university, typically founded to aid teaching and research within the ...
• 6.关于斋戒（节食） Fasting
• 斋戒（节食）是指人们一段时间完全不吃东西或者不吃某些东西。通常人们因为宗教原因斋戒。 People can live without food for a few weeks, but they cannot liv...
• 7.英语口语话题 关于美国国旗 Flag
• What do the state flags look like? Where can I find the flag for a country? How can I find out what a flags colors mean? What is the history of the Un...
• 8.Pumpkin在英语里是一种爱称
• 南瓜其实是一种爱称 In English, the word pumpkin is often used as a term of endearment. Other English words that people commonly use to express their a...
• 9.史密斯 全球英语国家最常用姓氏
• Smith is still the most commonly used surname in every English-speaking country around the globe, a study has found. 一项研究发现，史密斯仍然是全球所有...
• 10.南瓜派如何成为感恩节主食
• While its possible-even probable-that pumpkins were served at the 1621 harvest festival thats now considered the predecessor to Thanksgiving, attendee...