放风之巅，岁月静好。在这片广袤的土地上，风声如诗，松涛如画。三年时光荏苒，放风者的足迹遍布山川，他们的佳句妙段，犹如星辰，照亮了前行的路。今日，让我们一同走进这片放风者的世界，探寻那些流传千古的精彩篇章。

At the peak of the wind, time passes quietly. On this vast land, the sound of the wind is like poetry, and the waves of pine trees are like paintings. Three years have passed in a flash, and the footsteps of the wind enthusiasts have spread across mountains and rivers. Their excellent verses and sentences, like stars, illuminate the path ahead. Today, let us all enter the world of the wind enthusiasts together and explore those wonderful stories that have been passed down through the ages.

1. 在大海里，海豚跃出水面，海龟在沙滩上产卵，鲨鱼在海中自由自在地游弋。

1. In the vast ocean, dolphins leap out of the water, sea turtles lay their eggs on the beach, and sharks swim freely in the sea.

2. 如果我们曾经的爱是一只风筝。我想亲手剪断爱情的丝线。让它飘向天空，成为天空。看着我们未来的微笑。

2. If our past love were a kite, I would like to cut the strings of love myself. Let it soar into the sky, becoming the sky itself. Watching over our future smiles.

3. 如何放开稚嫩的手指，如何让风筝随风飞走。

3. How to let go of tender fingers, how to let the kite fly away with the wind.

4. 我现在就能一口气说出几十种小时候玩过的游戏，什么滚铁环、翻单被、丢沙包、骑大马、顶竹竿、掏鸟窝、打水漂、打雪仗、跷跷、拍烟盒、踢毽子、撞拐子、跳房子、跳皮筋、打陀螺、吹肥皂泡、丢手绢、打群仗、折纸飞机、画丁老头、抓石子……那些我童年时玩过的游戏,已经离现在的孩子很远很远了。那些满身泥土、自己动手就地取材折腾而成的“土得掉渣儿”的玩具,与如今孩子们玩的各种高科技玩意儿相比,虽是简单之极,但它们承载的,却是上世纪六七十年代出生的人,童年时的温暖与甜蜜。

4. I can rattle off dozens of games I used to play when I was young all at once, like rolling iron hoops, flipping a single quilt, throwing sand bags, riding a big horse, balancing a bamboo pole, digging bird nests, hitting water lily leaves, playing in the snow, see-sawing, slapping cigarette boxes, kicking diabolo, hitting the knee, jumping rope, playing hopscotch, skipping rope, spinning top, blowing soap bubbles, throwing handkerchiefs, playing tag, making paper airplanes, drawing the old man, catching pebbles... Those games I played in my childhood are already very far from today's children. Those "down-to-earth" toys, made from materials gathered on the spot with our own hands, are simple to the extreme when compared to the various high-tech gadgets that children play with now. However, they carry the warmth and sweetness of childhood for people born in the 1960s and 1970s.

5. 在学校里，老师辛勤地工作，同学们认真地学习，操场热闹非凡。

5. At school, teachers work diligently, students study diligently, and the playground is bustling with activity.

6. 我们也开始鼓励这里的消费。我也想出去吃糖水，带孩子出去放风筝，吃火锅，吃烧烤。

6. We are also encouraging consumption here. I also want to go out to have sweet soup, take the kids out to fly kites, eat hotpot, and have barbecue.

7. “哈哈，倩倩动了，换她抓！”马路边，一群小孩子又闹又叫地围着一个梳羊角辫的女孩，就是我。大家正在玩“红灯绿灯”的游戏。规则规定：只有当抓的人喊“红灯绿灯”的时候你在能动，一喊“定”或“红灯笼”就必须停，如果还在动，就换你抓。“什么嘛，我哪有动啊？”我还在争辩。可是大家都在起哄，没有人听。“好，抓就抓嘛，有什么了不起的？”我把手一甩，走了出去。哼！这可是你们让我抓的，既然这样，就不要怪我整你们！

7. "Hahaha, Qingqing moved, it's her turn to catch!" On the roadside, a group of children were making a ruckus around a girl with a sheep-ear braid, that's me. We were playing the game of "Red Light, Green Light." The rules were: you could only move when the person catching said "Red Light, Green Light," but you had to stop when they shouted "Stop" or "Red Lantern." If you kept moving, then it was your turn to catch. "What do you mean, I moved? I didn't move at all!" I was still arguing. But everyone was jeering, and no one was listening. "Fine, if you want to catch, catch! What's the big deal?" I waved my hand and walked out. Humph! It was you guys who made me catch, so don't blame me for getting back at you!

8. 春天，我们放风筝。夏天，我们在海边的水里玩耍；秋天，我们一起聆听枯叶的声音；冬天到了，但我只能平淡的回忆过去。

8. In spring, we fly kites. In summer, we play in the water by the seaside; in autumn, we listen together to the sound of withered leaves; when winter comes, I can only recall the past in a plain and simple manner.

9. 小时候的我是比较拘谨的，真正会玩的游戏并不多，我大多是看着他们玩的多。 所以，现在想来，心中也不免有点遗憾的感觉。

9. When I was a child, I was rather reserved, and there weren't many games I truly played. I mostly watched them play. So, looking back now, there's an undeniable sense of regret in my heart.

10. 你可以试试在台风期间放风筝！

10. You can try flying a kite during a typhoon!

11. 我们去放风筝。一个人用手托著，另一个人牵着线，站在远远的地方，说声“放”，那线一紧一松，风筝就凌空飞起，渐渐高过树梢了。牵线人飞快地跑起来。风筝越飞越高，在空中翩翩飞舞著，我们快活地喊叫着，在田野里拼命地奔跑。村里人看见了，说：“放得这么高！”

11. We went to fly kites. One person held it up with their hand, while the other person pulled the string, standing far away. With a shout of "let go," the string tightened and loosened, and the kite soared into the sky, gradually rising above the tree tops. The person holding the string ran quickly. The kite flew higher and higher, dancing gracefully in the air, and we joyfully shouted and ran as fast as we could in the fields. When the villagers saw it, they said, "It's flying so high!"

12. 本文在修改后收入人民教育出版社三年级上册语文教科书中，录音由金锋朗读 。

12. This text has been included in the People's Education Press third-grade first semester Chinese textbook after revision, and the recording is read by Jin Feng.

13. 春天真的来了，放风筝真的很快。

13. Spring is truly here, and flying kites is really fast.

14. 在公园里，小朋友们放风筝，爷爷奶奶打太极拳，喷泉在不停地喷水。

14. In the park, children are flying kites, grandparents are practicing Tai Chi, and the fountain is continuously spurting water.

15. 人们说爱情就像放风筝。太在意，就会有遗憾。

15. People say that love is like flying a kite. If you pay too much attention, there will be regrets.

16. 在音乐世界里，旋律如诗如画，和声如梦如幻，节奏如生命般跳跃。

16. In the world of music, melodies are like poems and paintings, harmonies are like dreams and illusions, and rhythms are like life itself, jumping with vitality.

17. 跳房子是最廉价的游戏,只要一支粉笔加一块瓦片就可以玩。先在地上画出一片大大小小的格子,然后按照格子的单双,一边前进,一边用单脚把石块踢到正确的格子里,难度最大的是跨格跳,出界或者压线都属于失败。那是一幢幢洒满阳光的“房子”,我的童年就在那些“房子”里跳了过去。

17. Jumping houses is the cheapest game, as it only requires a piece of chalk and a tile to play. First, draw a variety of large and small squares on the ground, and then, according to the odd or even number of the squares, move forward while kicking the tile with one foot into the correct square. The most challenging part is the leap across squares; stepping out of bounds or crossing the line is considered a failure. Those were houses filled with sunshine, and my childhood was spent jumping through those "houses."

18. 在芦塘里拔几根细苇，再找来几张纸，我们便做起风筝来。做一个蝴蝶样的吧。我们精心做着，心中充满了憧憬和希望。风筝做好了，却什么也不像了。我们依然快活，把它叫做“幸福鸟”，还把我们的名字写在上面。

18. We pulled a few thin reeds from the reed pond, found some paper, and then we started making kites. Let's make one in the shape of a butterfly. We worked carefully, our hearts filled with anticipation and hope. When the kite was finished, it didn't look like anything in particular. Yet we were still joyful, calling it the "Bird of Happiness" and even wrote our names on it.

19. 赵州桥非常雄伟。桥长五十多米，有九米多宽，中间行车马，两旁走人。这么长的桥，全部用石头砌成，下面没有桥礅，只有一个拱形的大桥洞，横跨在三十七米多宽的河面上。大桥洞顶上的左右两边，还各有两个拱形的小桥洞。平时，河水从大桥洞流过，发大水的时候，河水还可以从四个小桥洞流过。这种设计，在建桥史上是一个创举，既减轻了流水对桥身的冲击力，使桥不容易被大水冲毁，又减轻了桥身的重量，节省了石料。

19. The Zhaozhou Bridge is extremely majestic. The bridge is over fifty meters long and more than nine meters wide, with vehicles and horses traveling in the middle and people walking on the sides. Such a long bridge is entirely built of stone, without any piers below, just one large arched bridge opening spanning across a river over thirty-seven meters wide. On both sides of the top of the large bridge opening, there are also two smaller arched bridge openings. Normally, the river flows through the large bridge opening, but during times of heavy flooding, the river can also flow through the four smaller bridge openings. This design is a breakthrough in bridge-building history, as it not only reduces the impact force of the flowing water on the bridge body, making it less likely to be destroyed by heavy floods, but also lightens the weight of the bridge body and saves stone materials.

20. 赵州桥表现了劳动人民的智慧和才干，是我国宝贵的历史遗产。

20. The Zhaozhou Bridge demonstrates the wisdom and skills of the working people, and is a precious historical heritage of our country.

21. 我们都哭了，在田野里四处寻找，找了半个下午，还是没有踪影。我们垂头丧气地坐在田埂上，一抬头，看见远远的水面上半沉半浮着一个巨大的木轮，不停地转着，将水扬起来，半圈儿水在闪着白光。那是我们村的水磨坊。

21. We all cried, searching around the fields, and we spent half the afternoon looking for it, but there was no trace of it. We dejectedly sat on the embankment, and when we looked up, we saw a huge wooden wheel half-submerged and half-floating on the distant water surface, turning continuously, throwing up water, with half a circle of water sparkling with white light. That was our village's water mill.

22. 你就像一只断了线的风筝，我怎么找都没用。

22. You're like a kite with its string cut, no matter how hard I look, it's of no use.

23. 你就像一只断了线的风筝期待着飞向更高的天空，所以你选择放开我的手。

23. You are like a kite with a broken string, longing to soar to higher skies, so you choose to let go of my hand.

24. 河北省赵县的洨河上，有一座世界闻名的石拱桥，叫安济桥，又叫赵州桥。它是隋朝的石匠李春设计和参加建造的，到现在已经有一千四百多年了。

24. On the Xiao River in Zhao County, Hebei Province, there is a world-famous stone arch bridge called Anji Bridge, also known as the Zhaozhou Bridge. It was designed and built by the stone mason Li Chun of the Sui Dynasty, and has a history of over 1,400 years to this day.

25. 春天来了。好想和他一起放风筝，放飞心情！

25. Spring is here. I so want to fly kites with him, and let our hearts soar!

26. 贾平凹，1952年2月21日生于陕西省商洛市丹凤县棣花镇，当代作家。

26. Jia Pingwa, born on February 21, 1952, in the Dihua Town of Danfeng County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, is a contemporary Chinese author.

27. 风吹走了我的思绪，就像断了线的风筝。

27. The wind blew away my thoughts, like a kite with its string cut.

28. 风筝，再怎么纠结，也会像我们的心一样，分开。

28. No matter how entangled the kite may be, it will eventually part like our hearts do.

29. “没找过，说不定‘幸福鸟’就落在那儿呢。”大家说。

29. "I haven't looked for it, maybe the 'Happy Bird' has landed there." everyone said.

30. 拍烟盒是上世纪六七十年代流行于男孩子中的疯狂游戏。将大人吸烟剩下的烟盒纸收集起来,折成三角形,相互比赛,看谁能将烟纸拍翻背,哪个手里握着厚厚一叠脏兮兮的烟盒,哪个就是常胜将军了!当时我们虽然不会抽烟,但各种各样烟的牌子,至今还记忆清晰,如“双羊”、“芒果”、“大前门”等,一些比较贵的烟盒还是大家争相抢拍的对象。

30. Smoking pack flipping was a crazy game popular among boys in the 1960s and 1970s. Boys would collect the cigarette pack papers left by adults, fold them into triangles, and compete with each other to see who could flip the cigarette paper over. The one who held a thick stack of soiled cigarette packs was considered the undefeated general! Although we didn't smoke back then, we still clearly remember the brands of various cigarettes, such as "Shuangyang," "Mango," and "Da Qianmen." Some expensive cigarette packs were objects of competition for everyone to rush and flip.

31. 放风筝的感觉就像从远处看远处的物体。虽然很远，但心里始终不绝望。

31. The feeling of flying a kite is like watching distant objects from afar. Although they are far away, one never loses hope in their heart.

32. 我们继续拍掌，很快地这个树林就变得很热闹了，到处都是鸟声，到处都是鸟影。大的，小的，花的，黑的，有的站在树枝上叫，有的飞起来，有的在扑翅膀。

32. We continued to clap, and soon the forest became lively, filled with the sounds of birds and their shadows everywhere. There were big ones, small ones, colorful ones, and black ones; some were calling from the branches, some were taking flight, and some were flapping their wings.

33. 走进农村大集真的还热闹的，有的商贩在卖土豆，有的商贩在卖黄瓜，有的商贩在买各种小零食，还有很多人在买东西。

33. Walking into the rural grand market is still lively, with some vendors selling potatoes, some selling cucumbers, some buying various small snacks, and many people purchasing goods.

34. 一阵春风，一场春雨，玉米出来了，大豆出来了，谷子也出来了。葵花呢？葵花用它那两片有力的嫩芽举著“人”字形的种子硬壳也出来了。

34. A spring breeze, a spring rain, and corn comes out, soybeans come out, millet comes out as well. What about the sunflower? The sunflower uses its two strong tender sprouts to hold up the "man" shaped seed shell.

35. 带孩子就像放风筝，线放长了会飞得高。

35. Taking care of children is like flying a kite; if you let out the string too much, it will fly very high.

36. 童年的游戏,种类繁多,乐趣无限,几乎都是不花钱的,或只花几分钱几毛钱。像铁环、沙包、弹弹球、弹弓、烟盒,都是花不了什么钱的玩艺儿。铁环是拣来的粗铁丝焊的,烟盒是大人抽烟扔下的,沙包是自己缝的,弹弓是用硬铁丝或树叉自己做的……

36. Childhood games are diverse, full of fun, and almost all of them are free or cost only a few cents or a few dimes. Games like hoop rolling, sandbag throwing, marbles, slingshots, and cigarette boxes are all inexpensive to play with. The hoop is made from picked-up thick iron wire, the cigarette box is from the discarded ones that adults smoke, the sandbag is sewn by oneself, and the slingshot is made from hard iron wire or a tree branch...

37. 童年的游戏不管过了多久，都是我快乐的源泉，快乐

37. The games of my childhood have always been the source of my joy, no matter how much time has passed. Happiness

38. 让断了线的风筝飞起来。它需要天空，你需要自由。

38. Let the kite with a broken string soar. It needs the sky, and you need freedom.

39. 想你就像断了线的风筝，飞不进你的世界，温暖你的视线。

39. Missing you feels like a kite with its string cut, unable to fly into your world and warm your gaze.

40. 我真的很想放风筝。我想躺在草坪上看春天。

40. I really want to fly a kite. I want to lie on the grass and watch the spring.

41. 断了线的风筝飞得没有方向，寂寞的荒原上到处都是悲伤。

41. The kite with a broken string flies without direction, and all over the desolate plain are filled with sadness.

42. 童年的游戏真的是丰富多彩，每一样都是那么有趣！既要比身体素质和灵巧性又要比小脑袋是不是转的快，还要比你的协作精神。玩到精彩之处真是有很大的乐趣！

42. Childhood games are truly diverse and colorful, each one so interesting! They not only require physical fitness and agility, but also the quickness of your little mind, and your spirit of cooperation. It's truly fun to play to the climax!

43. 北京这两天妖风，我想放风筝，我就让你放那个。

43. There's been a strong wind in Beijing these two days, and I want to fly a kite, so I'll let you use that one.

44. 也许把伙伴们叫出来一起重温一下儿时的游戏也不错啊。于是，我把朋友都拉了出来，玩了一整天，夕阳照在我们脸上，映出了充斥在脸上的笑容，那么单纯美好，那么温暖……爽朗的笑声一直回荡在天边，很久，很久……

44. Perhaps it would be nice to gather our friends and relive our childhood games together. So, I called all my friends over, and we played all day long. The setting sun shone on our faces, reflecting the smiles that filled our faces, so innocent and beautiful, so warm... The cheerful laughter echoed in the distance, for a long time, for a very long time...

45. 我穿着一双随时准备春天野餐的雅姿，每天放风筝，然后在办公室瑟瑟发抖。

45. I'm dressed in a stylish outfit ready for a spring picnic, flying kites every day, only to shiver in the office.

46. 树是绿色的，花是开放的。午后的阳光暖暖的，愿意带孩子去放风筝。春天真好。

46. The trees are green, and the flowers are blooming. The afternoon sun is warm, and I feel like taking the children out to fly kites. Spring is truly beautiful.

47. 记得那时我们特别热衷于滚铁环。将一根铁条扭成环状，再用长柄的铁钩驱动铁环向前滚动，手里拿着铁钩，推着铁环奔跑故乡的黄泥路上，不知疲倦地奔跑。铁环滚动时发出悦耳、清脆的声音，响彻我们童年的每一个晨昏。功课的烦恼；老师的严厉；父母的唠叨都随着这只欢快的小圈滚到了身后。你会觉得一切都是那么的美好。圆圆的铁环伴着金色的童年无忧无虑。那时候拥有铁环就如同现在的孩子带着滑板上学一样，是很风光的事情。甚至到今天，透过都市的喧嚣，仍能依稀分辨出那种纯粹的动人的声音。

47. Remember then how passionate we were about rolling the iron hoop. We twisted a piece of iron into a ring shape, then used a long-handled hook to propel the hoop forward. Holding the hook in hand, we pushed the hoop and ran on the yellow dirt roads of our hometown, tirelessly running. The hoop made a pleasant, crisp sound as it rolled, echoing through every dawn and dusk of our childhood. The troubles of homework, the sternness of teachers, and the nagging of parents all rolled away with this joyful little circle. You would feel that everything was so beautiful. The round iron hoop accompanied us through the golden years of our childhood carefree. Back then, owning an iron hoop was as cool as today's children bringing skateboards to school. Even today, through the hustle and bustle of the city, one can still faintly distinguish that pure, moving sound.

48. 砸杏核也是非常有意思的。 那时候每到快收麦子的时候，就会有人到学校里来买杏子，吃了杏子，这杏核是绝对不会扔掉的。不但自己的不扔，还到处去往别人要，或者是到处去捡。杏核有好多种完法。一种是撒杏核。就是几个人每人在自己的手心里抓上一定数量的杏核，几个人一起伸出手来，然后摊开手，看谁的杏核多。多者就可最先玩。他把几个人的杏核集中起来，往地上或桌子上一撒，这时杏核就自然散落，有离得远的，有离得近的，也有就紧在一起的。这时玩家就要选择离的不远不近的两个杏核，然后在它们中间用小拇指在中间轻轻地划一下，在然后用指头把一个杏核拨向另一个杏核。如果正好碰上就在轻轻地取走其中的一个，依此循环往复地做着。唯一的要求就是不能轻易碰上另一个杏核。在一种是砸杏核，方法是在地上挖一个小塘，把几个人出出来的杏核放在塘里，几个人轮流地用自己的一个大一些的杏核把塘里的杏核通过砸的方式把它挤到塘上的地面上来。还有一种玩法是掉杏核。就是在地上放上一块正方形的砖头，在砖头上放上一些杏核，然后轮流站者砖头边，让自己的一个大的杏核在同一个高度上落下去砸砖头的杏核让它掉到地上来。

48. Crushing apricot kernels is also very interesting. Back then, as the wheat harvest season approached, there would be people coming to the school to buy apricots. After eating the apricots, these apricot kernels would never be thrown away. Not only would they not discard their own, but they would also go around asking for others' or picking them up from everywhere. There are many ways to play with apricot kernels. One way is to scatter the apricot kernels. This is where a few people each grab a certain number of apricot kernels in their palm, and then they stretch out their hands together. After that, they spread their hands open to see whose apricot kernels are the most. The person with the most can start playing first. He gathers the apricot kernels of the players together and throws them onto the ground or a table, where they scatter naturally, some far away, some close, and some even close together. At this point, the players must choose two apricot kernels that are not too far or too close from each other, and then use their pinky to gently draw a line between them. Next, they use their fingers to push one apricot kernel towards the other. If they hit it exactly, they take away one of them lightly and continue in this manner. The only requirement is not to easily hit another apricot kernel. Another way is to smash the apricot kernels. This involves digging a small pit on the ground, placing the apricot kernels that have been collected in the pit, and then a few players take turns using a larger apricot kernel to push the ones in the pit to the ground on top of the pit by smashing them. There is also another game called "dropping apricot kernels." This is done by placing a square brick on the ground and putting some apricot kernels on it. Then, players take turns standing next to the brick, allowing their larger apricot kernel to fall from the same height and hit the apricot kernels on the brick, causing them to fall to the ground.

49. 我是风筝，一辈子只会为这根线冒险。

49. I am a kite, and I will risk my whole life for this string.

50. 阵阵春风，场场春雨，向日葵长高了，已经有五六片叶子了。它像一个欢乐的孩子，无忧无虑地生长著。

50. With the gentle breeze and frequent spring rain, the sunflower has grown taller, now with five or six leaves. It resembles a joyful child, growing carefree.

51. 在湖面上，天鹅悠闲地游着，小鸭子戏水玩耍，渔船在湖中穿梭。

51. On the lake surface, swans are swimming leisurely, little ducks are playing in the water, and fishing boats are navigating through the lake.

52. 贾平凹1974年开始发表作品。1975年毕业于西北大学中文系。1978年凭借《满月儿》，获得首届全国优秀短篇小说奖。1982年发表作品《鬼城》《二月杏》。1992年创刊《美文》。1993年创作《废都》。2003年，先后担任西安建筑科技大学人文学院院长、文学院院长。2008年凭借《秦腔》，获得第七届茅盾文学奖。2011年凭借《古炉》，获得施耐庵文学奖。

52. Jia Pingwa began to publish works in 1974. He graduated from the Department of Chinese, Northwest University in 1975. In 1978, he won the First National Excellent Short Story Award with his work "Full Moon". In 1982, he published "Ghost City" and "February Peach". In 1992, he founded the "Beautiful Literature" magazine. In 1993, he wrote "The Ruined City". In 2003, he successively served as the Dean of the School of Humanities and the Dean of the School of Literature at Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology. In 2008, he won the Seventh Mao Dun Literature Prize with his work "Qin Opera". In 2011, he won the Shi Nai'an Literature Prize with his work "Ancient Furnace".

53. 我们同意在春天一起放风筝。夏天一起游泳；秋天一起捡树叶；冬天我们一起堆雪人。

53. We agree to fly kites together in spring; swim together in summer; collect leaves together in autumn; and build snowmen together in winter.

54. 我们向那房子跑去，继续寻找我们的“幸福鸟”……

54. We ran towards the house, continuing our search for our "Happy Bird"...

55. 第三段:物候学记录植物的生长荣枯和这种变化对动植物的影响。

55. Paragraph 3: Phenology records the growth and decline of plants and the impact of these changes on animals and plants.

56. 小鸟在天上一边哼着小曲儿，一边自由自在的飞，花儿在为他喝彩，小草在为她跳舞，他和白云姐姐在天上玩起了捉迷藏，一切都是那么美好。

56. The little bird is flying in the sky, humming a tune as it flies freely. The flowers are cheering for it, the grass is dancing for it. It plays hide and seek with the白云 sister in the sky. Everything is so beautiful.

57. 在书海中，知识如海洋般广阔无垠，智慧如宝藏般珍贵无比。

57. In the sea of books, knowledge is as boundless as the ocean, and wisdom is as precious as a treasure.

58. 我是你的风筝，线在你手里，只有风能陪伴我...

58. I am your kite, the string is in your hand, only the wind can accompany me...

59. 两天来，我们都喜欢和孩子一起放风筝。奖励是儿子可以自己放风筝，我晒成了古铜色。

59. For the past two days, we have all enjoyed flying kites with the children. The reward was that my son got to fly the kite by himself, while I got tanned to a bronze color.

60. 在春天里，花儿绽放，蝴蝶翩翩起舞，小鸟欢快地歌唱。

60. In the spring, flowers bloom, butterflies flutter gracefully, and small birds sing joyfully.

61. 此外，女孩们还喜欢跳橡皮筋，两三个人原地站立，将长长的皮筋绷直，随着游戏的深入，皮筋一节一节地升高，难度也一点一点地加大。后来，皮筋移至脖颈，甚而用手举过头顶，可女孩们居然能够灵巧地倒立翻身，从容漂亮地完成那些在我们看来几乎不大可能的动作。“马兰花开二十一,二五六,二五七,二八二九三十一……”这是与跳皮筋相关的一首最著名的儿歌。小学低年级时,在两条三四米长的皮筋之间,女孩子们就是一群欢快跳跃的小鸟。

61. In addition, the girls also enjoy skipping rope. Two or three people stand in place and stretch the long rubber rope taut. As the game progresses, the rope is raised section by section, and the difficulty increases gradually. Later, the rope is moved up to the neck, even lifted over the head with hands, yet the girls can skillfully perform somersaults and flips, performing those almost impossible actions to us with ease and grace. "The marigold flower blooms at twenty-one, twenty-five and six, twenty-five and seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty-one..." This is one of the most famous children's songs associated with skipping rope. In the lower grades of elementary school, between two ropes that are three or four meters long, the girls are a group of joyful, jumping birds.

62. 在大自然中，山川河流交错纵横，草木鸟兽生机勃勃，人类与自然和谐共存。

62. In the embrace of nature, mountains and rivers crisscross, and the flora and fauna thrive, with humans coexisting in harmony with the natural world.

63. 从早晨玩到下午，我们还是歇不下来，牵着风筝在田野里奔跑。风筝越飞越高，似乎飞到了云彩上。忽然吹来一阵风，线嘣地断了。风筝在空中抖动了一下，便极快地飞走了。我们大惊失色，千呼万唤，那风筝越来越小，倏地便没了踪影。

63. Playing from morning until afternoon, we couldn't get enough and were running around the fields with the kite in hand. The kite soared ever higher, as if it had reached the clouds. Suddenly, a gust of wind came, and the string snapped. The kite twitched in the air and then flew away at incredible speed. We were shocked and screamed in vain, as the kite grew smaller and smaller, and suddenly disappeared from sight.

64. 握紧手中的线，不要松手，让风筝找到回家的路。

64. Hold tightly onto the string in your hand, do not let go, and let the kite find its way home.

65. 您好，很高兴第一时间为您解答！如有问题请及时追问，如果！

65. Hello, I'm glad to answer your questions at the first time! Please feel free to follow up with any questions you may have, if any!

66. 女孩子们的绝活是踢毽子，那种用一块废弃的棉布、一枚乾隆或是康熙年间的方孔铜钱、几根花鸡公的羽毛做成的毽子，如今已极难见到了。女孩们可以半个小时甚至更长的时间，不让毽子掉地，且能踢出许多令人惊讶的花样来。

66. The girls' special skill is to play with a shuttlecock, which is made from a piece of discarded cotton cloth, a square hole copper coin from the Qianlong or Kangxi era, and a few feathers from a colorful rooster. Such shuttlecocks are now extremely rare to see. The girls can keep the shuttlecock up in the air for half an hour or even longer without letting it drop, and they can kick out many amazing patterns.

67. 在家庭里，爸爸努力工作，妈妈照顾家务，孩子们快乐成长。

67. At home, Dad works hard, Mom takes care of the household, and the children grow up happily.

68. 风筝断线时，谁错过了它？如果你消失了，你能带走我的思念吗？

68. When the kite's string breaks, who missed it? If you disappear, can you take my thoughts with you?

69. 假如明天是晴天，不要呆在家里，要出去晒晒太阳。假如明天是星期天。不要出去玩耍，要在家里学习。假如明天是世界末日，不要浪费时间，要珍惜每一秒！

69. If tomorrow is a sunny day, don't stay indoors; go out and bask in the sun. If tomorrow is Sunday, don't go out to play; stay home and study. If tomorrow is the end of the world, don't waste any time; cherish every second!

70. “那时候我们好单纯好可爱啊、、”我感叹道。原来，童年的游戏虽然很幼稚，但是却承载着我无限的欢乐。

70. "We were so innocent and adorable back then," I sighed. It turns out that the games of my childhood were quite幼稚, yet they carried endless joy for me.

71. 不知不觉，已经上初二了。随着功课的增多，压力也越来越大，笑容在我脸上出现的频率一次比一次少了。空闲时，我静静地坐在椅子上，回忆童年时那伴随着单纯的笑声的游戏，嘴角微微扬起。

71. Unconsciously, I have already entered the second year of junior high school. With the increase in schoolwork, the pressure has also grown, and the frequency of smiles on my face has become less and less. In my spare time, I quietly sit on the chair, recalling the games from my childhood that were accompanied by simple laughter, and my嘴角 slightly curls up.

72. 在夜幕下，月亮高挂在天空中，星星闪烁着光芒，萤火虫在黑暗中飞舞。

72. Under the night sky, the moon hangs high in the sky, stars twinkle with light, and fireflies dance in the darkness.

73. 这座桥不但坚固，而且美观。桥面两侧有石栏，栏板上雕刻着精美的图案：有的刻着两条相互缠绕的龙，嘴里吐出美丽的水花；有的刻着两条飞龙，前爪相互抵著，各自回首遥望；还有的刻着双龙戏珠。所有的龙似乎都在游动，真像活了一样。

73. This bridge is not only strong but also beautiful. On both sides of the bridge, there are stone railings, and the balusters are carved with exquisite patterns: some are carved with two intertwined dragons, spitting out beautiful water splashes from their mouths; some are carved with two flying dragons, their front paws touching each other, each looking back in the distance; and some are carved with a double dragon playing with a pearl. All the dragons seem to be swimming, as if they were alive.

74. 撞拐子也叫“斗鸡”、“打腿架”,规则是一脚独立,另一脚用手扳屈成三角,以这条腿的膝盖去攻击对方。在众多的童年游戏中,这的确是最具有战斗气概的游戏。正因为其战斗性强,有的性子强的女生也玩这个,有时干脆就与我们男生玩。玩这个游戏,通常人高马大的占便宜,像我这样的小个子,就老是吃亏。

74. Kicking the crutch is also known as "chicken fighting" or "leg fighting". The rules are to stand on one foot while bending the other leg into a triangle shape with your hand, using the knee of that leg to attack the opponent. Among all the childhood games, this is indeed the one with the most fighting spirit. Due to its strong combativeness, some strong-willed girls also play this game, and sometimes even play with us boys. In this game, tall and strong people usually have an advantage, while people like me, who are short, often suffer losses.

75. 小时侯，玩的最多的是沙包。它的地位就象现在的游戏机。慈祥的母亲都会为孩子们用五颜六色的花布的脚料缝制一个沙包。它的里面鼓鼓的装着麦子。很少真正装沙子的！看起来象一个添满陷料了包子。课余好强的孩子们会聚集在一起比谁的沙包漂亮，时常因此而争执得小脸通红。沙包的玩法真是多种多样。最常玩的是“飞机房”和“九间格”，玩时先在空地上用粉笔或石块划好几个有规则的方格，玩者用单脚让沙包在格子之间滚动。沙包碰到线或者脚踩到线上就算输，轮换给你的竞争者玩。按规则通过所有的格子后就取得最后的胜利。人数不受限制，竞争性非常的强！特别受孩子们的欢迎，时常玩得忘了功课到了晚上才被父母揪着小耳朵回家。小学二三年级时,我们几乎每天都揣着几个沙包在书包里带到学校,只等放学的铃声响起。

75. When we were kids, the most popular toy was the sandbag. Its status was similar to that of video games today. Kind-hearted mothers would sew a sandbag for their children using colorful scraps of fabric. The inside was stuffed with wheat, rarely with actual sand! It looked like a steamed bun filled with filling. The competitive children would gather together during their free time to compare whose sandbag was the prettiest, often arguing and getting their little faces red. The ways to play with the sandbag were truly diverse. The most common games were "plane room" and "nine rooms," where players would first draw several regular squares on the ground with chalk or stones, and then use one foot to roll the sandbag between the squares. If the sandbag touched the line or the player's foot stepped on the line, it counted as a loss, and the turn would pass to the competitor. By passing all the squares according to the rules, one would achieve the final victory. The number of players was not limited, and the competition was very intense! It was especially popular with children, and they often forgot about their homework, staying up late to be scolded by their parents for not going home on time. In second and third grades of elementary school, we would almost always carry a few sandbags in our backpacks to school, just waiting for the bell to ring to end the day.

76. 在冬天里，雪花飘落，冰川晶莹剔透，圣诞老人送礼物。

76. In winter, snowflakes fall, glaciers glisten transparently, and Santa Claus delivers gifts.

77. 童年的时候，我们这些孩子，最大的快乐就是做风筝，放风筝。

77. When we were children, the greatest joy for us kids was making and flying kites.