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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(4)
Voice 2: Usually, when you look at a person's face, your brain works fast. Your brain gives you information about that person. You can quickly see if he has light or dark skin, how old he is, his sex, and if he is sad or happy. A person with face bli
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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(5)
Voice 4: People think I'm just snobby...It makes me really, really sad to lose new friends because they think I could not bother to say hello. 声音4：人们认为我很势利。失去新朋友令我感觉非常难过，因为他们认为我可能懒
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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(6)
Voice 1: So, how does a person get face blindness? Well, there are two ways. Some people with face blindness are born with the ability to recognize. But then, they suffer some kind of brain damage. Over thirty years ago, Lincoln Holmes was in a car a
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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(7)
Voice 2: However, scientists now believe that the most common way people get face blindness is from their parents they inherit it! Recent studies suggest that face blindness stays in families. 声音2：然而，科学家现在认为，人们患脸盲症
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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(8)
Face blind people usually develop their own methods to recognize faces. 脸盲症患者通常会开发自己识别面孔的方法。 Cecelia cannot depend on her brain to recognize a person's face. 西西莉亚不能依靠大脑来识别他人的面部
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环球慢速英语 脸盲症(9)
Voice 1: For many people, face blindness feels like a heavy load that they must carry. They feel alone. They know that they are not normal. But they often do not know why. A face blind person may just think that she is very forgetful. Cecelia grew up
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(1)
Community Based Tourism 社区旅游 Voice 1: Hello. I'm Mike Procter. 声音1：大家好，我是迈克普洛斯特。 Voice 2: And I'm Marina Santee. Welcome to Spotlight. This programme uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(2)
Voice 2: Throughout history, owls have represented many things - fear, death, knowledge. The native people of North America were afraid of owls. They believed that the spirits of dead people lived in these birds. The ancient Greeks were also afraid o
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(3)
Voice 1: Many countries around the world have old stories about owls. There may be one in your country. 声音1：世界上许多国家都流传着和猫头鹰有关的古老故事。你的国家可能也有。 Voice 3: In Afghanistan people say that
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(4)
Voice 3: An evil person changed a little girl into a bird. She was very frightened. The little girl started to fly around. She hit a wall. The wall flattened her face. This is how the owl was created. 声音3：一个坏人把一个小女孩变成了一
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(5)
Voice 2: For many years people have believed such invented stories about owls. This has led to fear and strange traditions about the birds. However, not everyone believes these stories. In fact, one man in Kenya is going against the traditional think
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(6)
Voice 2: Paul has been working with owls for over five years. The owls live in a forest near his home. Paul feeds and protects them. He has turned this part of the forest into a safe, protected environment - a sanctuary. 声音2：保罗已经和猫头
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(7)
Voice 2: The local authorities share this opinion. But not everyone is in support of the sanctuary. Another local woman said, 声音2：当地有关部门同意这种意见。但不是所有人都支持这个保护区。另一名当地女性说到，
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(8)
Voice 2: Doctor Kagagi is the chief of Kenya's Tourism Trust Fund. The Tourism Trust Fund provides money for tourism projects in Kenya. Doctor Kagagi says, 声音2：卡加吉博士是肯尼亚旅游信托基金的负责人。该旅游信托基金为肯
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环球慢速英语 社区旅游(9)
Voice 2: Normally people visit Kenya to see wild animals or to enjoy swimming in the sea. But many visitors want more. They want to learn about Kenya's culture. They want to know what it is like to live there. What traditions do Kenyans have? What do
