Xishuangbanna is well-known---------people----------its beau

英语翻译
zhengzainuligaibianzhong.lianyishuangdawuzhedexezidoukaoluhenjiu.zhejiushisuoweidejinbu.
qinaidezijijiayouba.woxiangxinzijyidinghuihenhaoyunde.ganxieyouni.
ganxieshangtianduiwodeguanzhao.yishengzhongzuiganxiedeni

泷冈阡表 欧阳修
呜呼!惟我皇考崇公卜吉于泷（shuāng）冈之六十年,其子修始克表于其阡,非敢缓也,盖有待也.
修不幸,生四岁而孤.太夫人守节自誓,居贫,自力于衣食,以长以教,俾至于成人.太夫人告之曰：“汝父为吏廉而好施与,喜宾客,其俸禄虽薄,常不使有余,曰：‘毋以是为我累.’故其亡也,无一瓦之覆、一垄之植,以庇而为生.吾何恃而能自守邪?吾于汝父,知其一二,以有待于汝也.自吾为汝家妇,不及事吾姑,然知汝父之能养也.汝孤而幼,吾不能知汝之必有立,然知汝父之将有后也.吾之始归也,汝父免于母丧方逾年,岁时祭祀,则必涕泣曰：‘祭而丰,不如养之薄也.’间御酒食,则又涕泣曰：‘昔常不足,而今有余,其何及也!’吾始一二见之,以为新免于丧适然耳.既而其后常然,至其终身未尝不然.吾虽不及事姑,而以此知汝父之能养也.汝父为吏,尝夜烛治官书,屡废而叹.吾问之,则曰：‘此死狱也,我求其生不得尔.’ 吾曰：‘生可求乎?’曰：‘求其生而不得,则死者与我皆无恨也；矧（shěn况且）求而有得邪?以其有得,则知不求而死者有恨也.夫常求其生,犹失之死,而况常求其死也?’回顾乳者抱汝而立于旁,因指而叹曰：‘术者谓我岁行在戌将死,使其言然,吾不及见儿之立也,后当以我语告之.’其平居教他子弟,常用此语,吾耳熟焉,故能详也.其施于外事,吾不能知；其居于家,无所矜饰,而所为如此,是真发于中者邪?呜呼!其心厚于仁者邪?此吾知汝父之必将有后也.汝其勉之!夫养不必丰,要于孝；利虽不得博于物,要其心之厚于仁.吾不能教汝,此汝父之志也.”修泣而志之,不敢忘.
先公少孤,力学,咸平三年进士及第,为道州判官,泗、绵二州推官,又为泰州判官,享年五十有九,葬沙溪之泷冈.太夫人姓郑氏,考讳德仪,世为江南名族.太夫人恭俭仁爱而有礼,初封福昌县太君,进封乐安、安康、彭城三郡太君.自其家少微时,治其家以俭约,其后常不使过之,曰：“吾儿不能苟合于世,俭薄所以居患难也.” 其后修贬夷陵,太夫人言笑自若,曰：“汝家故贫贱也,吾处之有素矣,汝能安之,吾亦安矣.”
1．对下列句子中加点的词的解释,不正确的一项是
A．其子修始克表于其阡,非敢缓也 克：能够.
B．吾之始归也,汝父免于母丧方逾年 归：出嫁.
C．修泣而志之,不敢忘 志：记下.
D．其居于家,无所矜饰 矜：怜悯.
2．下列四组句子中,加点词语的意义和用法相同的一组是
A．吾始一二见之,以为新免于丧适然耳//天油然作云,沛然下雨,则苗浡然兴之矣
B．求其生而不得,则死者与我皆无恨也//向吾不为斯役,则久已病矣
C．治其家以俭约,其后常不使过之//臣从其计,大王亦幸赦臣
D．后当以我语告之//夫夷以近,则游者众
3．下列对原文有关内容的分析和概括,不正确的一项是
A．欧阳修父亲在公堂审理刑事案件“屡废而叹”,表现了他在执法中既怀仁德之心,又严格依法办事.
B．欧阳修父亲为人乐善好施,不留余财；奉养父母很孝顺,在父母去世后还常涕泣感念；对孩子寄予厚望,叮嘱夫人把自己留下话将来要告诉孩子.
C．欧阳修母亲在年轻时就失去了丈夫,她在贫困中抚养教育欧阳修,常把丈夫生前事讲给他听；在他为官后仍不忘教育他为官处世的正确态度.
D．欧阳修能够成为宋朝名臣、文学家,是与他经受艰难困苦的生活磨练,父母尤其母亲的身传言教分不开的.
4．把文言文阅读材料中画横线的句子翻译成现代汉语.
（1）太夫人守节自誓,居贫,自力于衣食,以长以教,俾至于成人.（3分）
（2）吾儿不能苟合于世,俭薄所以居患难也.（2分）

Last Summer vacation I paid a visit to Xishuangbanna, and was attracted by its _____ beauty of nature, seemingly untouched by human footprints.

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A. primitive B. ancient C. unusual D. favourite

帮我翻译一段话!重赏!
Xishuangbanna is the southernmost prefecture of Yunnan Province. The prefecture is nicknamed "Aerial Garden" for its luxuriant and multi-layered primitive woods and tropical rain forests, which are teeming with animals and plants.
Renowned as a huge natural zoo, Xishuangbanna's rain forest and monsoon jungles provide a habitat for nearly 1000 species of animals. Within thick and boundless forests wild elephants and wild oxen ramble about, with peacocks in their pride, gibbons at play, and hornbills whispering.
Thirteen species of wild life enjoy state protection, including loris, the gibbons, the red-necked cranes, the brown-neck horn-bills, and the green peacocks, which to the Dai people are a symbol of peace, happiness and good fortune and whose graceful postures can put professional dancers to shame. The region has 5,000 kinds of plants or about one-sixth of the total in China. This has earned it the renown and sobriquet "The moonstone on the Crown of the Kingdom of Plants".
Among these are such fascinating ones as the "color-changing flower" whose colors change three times daily and the "dancing herb" whose leaves rotate gently. Then there is "mysterious fruit" which reverse tastes, turning sour to sweet.
Species of trees that go back a million years are still propagating themselves. The "King of Tea Trees ,"which authorities say is at least 800 years old, continues to sprout, adding extraordinary splendor to the homeland of the famous Pu'er tea. In Xishuangbanna, there is a saying: "Even a single tree can make a forest and an old stalk can blossom and beat fruit ."