iFun / 奇葩记
当成绩 A 成为平均分
疯狂的谷子：年轻人为何愿意为一枚徽章花钱?
在网上，什么内容赛道更容易火？
2 Angle 角度
8 Phenomenon 现象
2
5
8
FOCUS/ 关注
INFORMATION / 信息储存店
一次征友，终身自闭
22 Word 段子客
22
娱乐圈，热搜之下的标签
26 娱乐聚焦
26
媒体在发声
30 多媒体
30
50 多年了，《百年孤独》真被拍出来了
36 影视基地
36
12 Topic 话题
16 View 言论
19 Voice 声音
12 别人以为的我VS实际上的我
PREFACE / 卷首
1 别燃烧自己来给别人取暖
CONTENTS
APPRECIATION ZONE / 美文精粹
SOUP / 读书时间
TEENS’ WORLD / 同龄生态
LETTER / 读者往来
毛坯人生与精装照片
请你原谅我好吗？
上网，约等于裸奔
38 美文鲜读
38
42
46
为什么今天人们不再“琼瑶”了？
52 经典
52
子弹正中眉心时，教育完成了闭环
64 花young晒场
64
68 悄悄话
THE TOUR OF WORLD / 环球采风
社交礼仪：数字时代，我们如何社交？
56 环球视角
56
FUN CLASS / 快乐学堂
毒液：最后一舞
听力模拟试题（三十九）
60 口语通
62 随身听
60
62
56
46
ANGLE 角度 PHENOMENON 现象
当成绩 A 成为平均分
Grade inflation is spreading from
high school to college — and it
hurts learning. This might sound
impossibly old-fashioned, but I still like
the idea that education is about learning:
facts, skills, concepts, research, culture,
analysis, inspiration. It’s supposed to
enrich our lives and make us better citizens
and independent thinkers. But over the
last decade and a half, the goal of learning
has given way to proxies for learning:
grades and degrees. The unfortunate result
has been inflation of both. They rise ever
higher; learning doesn’t.
E m p l o y e r s a r e r e q u i r i n g a
bachelor’s degree or more for work
that really doesn’t need it. Fortunately,
hiring managers have begun to learn
that, and degree requirements have
been dropping in many fields. But
grade inflation marches on. A 2022
Los Angeles Times analysis showed
Today,
Grade A
Is for
Average
文章选自美国
《洛杉矶时报》
2 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
I
n playgrounds, it has become
common to see groups of children
huddle together, striking swap
deals for My Little Pony cards like
they’re trading stocks on Wall Street. “You
have this one, but I don’t!”
The cards are part of a wider mania
for collectibles based on popular anime
characters that is sweeping across China
— sparking an economic frenzy that is
even being felt on the country’s stock
markets.
Anime and manga have been popular
in China for decades, but the trend for
collecting related merchandise has blown
up over the past couple of years. Children
一枚手心大小的徽章，在外人看来可能就是一个没什么用
处的铁片，但年轻人愿意花几十乃至上百元去买。除了徽章，
他们还会花钱去买跟自己偶像有关的海报、手办等。这些收藏
品，在坊间有一个名称——“谷子”，源于英文“goods（商
品）”的谐音，在当下主要代指漫画、动画、游戏、偶像等衍
生出的周边产品，包括海报、徽章、亚克力、手办等。2024
年，“谷子经济”成为人们热议的话题，谷子、吧唧、痛包、
柄图这些二次元术语，也被更多圈外人所知。
疯狂的谷子：
年轻人为何愿意为一枚徽章花钱?
VOICE 声音
关注 > 角度 5
Collectible Card Craze
Grips China’s Youth
TOPIC 话题 VIEW 言论 VOICE 声音
总有新“梗”在路上的流量时代，接“?！痹臁肮！?，
也成了网民的必修课。在过去的2024年里，爆火的短视频层
出不穷，热“?！币桓鼋右桓觯?/p>
#city不city??？#
#重生之我在……#
#偷感很重#
#Passion：人生需要passion！#
#北京到底有谁在??？#
#小小……拿捏#
#听劝文学#
#8个瑞士卷#
#对齐颗粒度#
#柯学微do#
#班味#
#我配拥有一杯咖啡吗？#
一个视频火了，就能带火一个热“梗”。但大多数人不
知道它是怎么火的，很多人就是看个热闹，或者有人会觉得是
运气好，其实每一个爆火出圈的短视频背后都是有逻辑的。
WHAT MAKES
SOMETHING GO
VIRAL?
You’ve seen it happen—a post explodes;
a video racks up millions of views overnight, or
a blog post dominates your social media feed
for days. That’s the magic of virality. But what
fuels this contagion of clicks and shares?
What makes people want to click that little
arrow? Understanding the psychology of social
sharing is a game-changer for anyone aiming
to make a substantial impact online.
在网上，什么内容赛道
更容易火？
ANGLE 角度 PHENOMENON 现象
你已经见证了这样的事情——某篇帖子爆火、某段
视频一夜之间收获数百万浏览量、某篇博客霸榜热搜好几
天。这就是病毒式传播的魔力。但是，到底是什么推动了
这些内容在人群中的点击量和分享量呢？
是什么在驱使人们点击那个小箭头？对于任何想要
在网上拥有重大影响力的人来说，了解人类社交分享的心
理很关键。
8 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
What People Think I Do / What I Really Do 别人以为的我 VS实际上的我
VOICE 声音 ANGLE 角度 PHENOMENON 现象 TOPIC话题 VIEW 言论
Teacher
12 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
FOCUS 关注 > 话题 13
You hesitate to spend 1,000,
but you spend 9.9 yuan for
one hundred times so easily.
— For many, hidden
costs and small expenditures are the main
reason why their wallets are empty.
不敢花 1000，但是敢花 100 个 9.9。
——对于很多人来说，隐形消费、小额支
出是钱包空空的主要原因。
You can do one task in five hours, and
you can also finish five tasks in one hour.
— The unique quality of selective
procrastination
五个小时只做了一件事，一个小时可以做五
件事。
——选择性拖延症的特别之处
At home: It tastes awful. At school:
It’s a royal tribute. If it’s somebody else’s
apple, it tastes 100% better.
— The changing taste
在家的时候：难吃。在学校的时候：皇家贡品。
如果是别人的苹果，好吃程度再加 100%。
——味道的变化
Are you there?
— What does “too purpose-driven”
mean?
在吗？
——什么叫“目的性太强”？
ANGLE 角度 PHENOMENON 现象
“Love you” just means thank you now.
“Baby” is just a way to say hello. “Dear”
essentially equates hey.
— Language has indeed become inflated.
“爱你”现在只是谢谢你的意思，“宝宝”
只是打招呼的意思，“亲”就是喂的意思。
——语言已经通货膨胀了
A person who is not afraid of exams
will succeed in everything he does.
— A netizen commented on exams.
一个人如果不害怕考试，那他做什么事都
会成功的。
——网友如是评论考试
The real freedom to dress means
“I don’t know why, but I respect your
choice.”
— A Weibo user said she rode
her motorbike to the library to study.
She found the learning particularly
challenging and heavy that day. It was
only when she left that she realized she
was still wearing her helmet — she had
spent the whole afternoon studying with
a helmet on, and no one gave her an odd
look or reminded her.
真正的穿衣自由就是，“我不理解，但是
我尊重你的选择?！?/p>
——微博一网友说自己骑车去图书馆复习，
她那天学得异常吃力和沉重，走的时候才发现
自己还戴着头盔——她戴着头盔看了一下午书，
没有一个人投来异样目光，也没人提醒她。
16 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
FOCUS 关注 > 言论 17
Everyone is either going through
a storm, coming out of the storm, or
preparing to enter a storm.
—Storms
每个人要么正在经历一场风暴，要么刚走
出风暴，要么准备进入风暴。
——人生的风暴
TOPIC 话题 VIEW言论 VOICE 声音
Boundaries should not be crossed
without permission. You can only cultivate
affection and then wait for an invitation.
— Boundaries
界线是不能随便穿过的。你只能培养感情，
然后等待邀请。
——界线
If you are afraid, why bother desiring
it? If you desire it, why bother being afraid?
— Always remember these lines from
The Peony Pavilion whenever you hesitate
between the yearning for an opportunity
and the anxiety of competition and
unworthiness.
你既怕又何必想，你既想又何必怕。
——当你每次在对机会的渴望和对竞争与
不配得的焦虑里徘徊时，请牢记《牡丹亭》里
的这句念白。
Do not spoil what you have by
desiring what you have not; remember
that what you now have was once among
the things you only hoped for.
— Epicurus (341 BC – 270 BC,
ancient Greek philosopher)
莫因渴望你没有的，而错过你已拥有的。
要知道，你现在拥有的，也曾是你渴望的。
——伊壁鸠鲁（前 341—前 270，古希腊
哲学家）
We are subtle in expressing our
feelings, but really direct in saying hurtful
things!
— Subtle vs direct
我们表达感情很含蓄，但在说伤人的话
时真的很直接！
——含蓄与直接
People who can save money can do so
no matter what method they use. Even if
you store a spender’s money on the moon,
he will travel to the moon for the money
eight hundred times a day.
— In response to this statement, a
netizen joked: Don’t scold me anymore,
because I’m the same when dieting.
能存钱的人，不管用啥方法都能存得住。
存不住钱的人就算把钱给他放月球存着，他也
会一天去八百趟月球。
——针对这一说法，有网友调侃回应：别
骂了，我减肥吃东西也这样。
停车场没有位置了，
你能说我的车不好吗？
I
s it accurate to say my car
is bad just because the
parking lot is full?
事件导读
2024 年 11 月底，网红博主“羊毛月”因为发布了一则嘲笑年轻人找工作难的视频，
在互联网上引起轩然大波。与此同时，“羊毛月没资格嘲笑每个努力生活的人”“羊毛
月曾称万柳书院业主为少爷”“羊毛月 60 秒视频广告报价 35 万”等相关词条也先后冲
上微博热搜。反感、批评的声音像潮水一样迅速涌向“羊毛月”，许多网友批评他“何
不食肉糜”。
TOPIC 话题 VIEW 言论 VOICE 声音
FOCUS 关注 > 声音 19
一次征友，终身自闭
One Attempt,
a Lifetime of
Being Reclusive
One Attempt,
a Lifetime of
Being Reclusive
I ran into my niece today. She told
me, “The Qing Dynasty has already
ended.” Suddenly, I became a bit
preachy and started to test her, asking
her when the Qing Dynasty ended.
She said, “The Qing Dynasty ended
in the eighth grade, the first term.”
Well, my bit of preachy attitude was
completely defeated by her pure
student innocence.
今天碰到我侄女，聊天时她说“大清
已经亡啦”。我突然人味下沉爹味上升，
开始考她，问她大清啥时候亡的。她说“大
清是八年级上册亡的”。我这点爹味在她
浓烈的学生味面前不堪一击。
I took a class for someone once
in college and the course was civil
engineering. What I was told was
that it was an easy class, not that a
male student was needed. Since I was
planning to go out with friends after
that class, I wore full makeup and a
sling dress. As soon as I entered the
classroom, I found I was the only girl
there. The teacher directly asked me
if I was there to take someone else’s
place because there was no girl in this
class.
我大学里面给别人代过一次课，是土
木工程。对方只说是水课，但是没说要男
生。我当时准备上完课出去玩的，便化了
全妆，穿了吊带裙。我一进去发现就我一
个女生。老师直接问我是不是代课的，因
为这个班没女生。
22 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
Hot Hashtags
in the
Showbiz
娱乐圈，
热搜之下的标签
26 英语街·高中版（第 2 辑）
养猫、不生育，是现
代人的一种生活方
式， 但 在 美 国 的 当
下， 这 两 个 词 的 叠
加，变成一种政治表
达。在一些人看来，
这无疑是一种羞辱和
污名化。
LINK
Pop superstar Taylor Swift signed an Instagram
post last September as “Taylor Swift Childless
Cat Lady”. Swift’s “Childless Cat Lady”
remark is a clear dig at controversial comments made
by Republican vice presidential JD Vance,
Donald Trump’s running mate, interpreted
by many as disparaging toward women
without kids. JD Vance had previously
claimed that a bunch of childless cat
ladies who were miserable at their own
lives and the choices that they had made
wanted to make the rest of the country
miserable, too.
Taylor Swift
Childless Cat Lady
去年 9 月，流行天后霉霉
在 Ins 上发表了一篇署名为“泰
勒·斯威夫特——无孩猫女士”
的帖子。霉霉的“无孩猫女士”
言论明显是在讽刺特朗普的竞
选搭档、共和党副总统万
斯的争议言论。万斯说，
一群没有孩子的猫女士痛
苦于自己的生活和选择，
她们想让这个国家的其他
人也感到痛苦。许多人将
万斯的言论解读为对无孩
女性的蔑视。
无孩猫女士
霉霉
INFORMATION 信息储存店 > 娱乐聚焦 27
Media 媒体在发声
An alarming phenomenon has
sprung up over the past few
years: Many
students are arriving
at college unprepared
to read entire books.
A Columbia professor
said his students are
overwhelmed at the
thought of reading multiple books a
semester; a professor at the University
of Virginia said that his students shut
down when they’re confronted with
ideas they don’t understand. Criticizing
young people’s literacy is a pastime
that stretches back centuries, but in the
past decade, something seems to have
noticeably shifted. Most of the professors
said they’ve seen a generational change in
how their students engage with literature.
Why is this happening? The allure of
smartphones and social media came up,
and it appears that many middle and high
schools are teaching fewer full books. The
problem does not appear to be that “kids
these days” are incurious or uninterested
in reading. Instead, young people might be
responding to a cultural message: Books
just aren’t that important.
《大西洋月刊》
Professors didn’t think their students
were lazy. If anything, they were shocked
at how overscheduled and anxious
college kids are today—and
they saw that their students’
schedules are crowded with
activities that are less about
personal development and
more relevant to future
employment. There are too
many demands on their time and focus
to immerse themselves easily or fully
in works of literature that might take 20
hours to consume.
In 1971, 37 percent of students said
that a central objective of their college
years was to become well-off financially.
Seventy-three percent said it was to
develop a meaningful philosophy of
life. By now, those numbers had almost
reversed. Eighty-two percent of students
said that it was essential for them to use
college to become well-off financially,
while 47 percent said they wanted to
develop a meaningful philosophy of
life. Pundits and parents alike have
emphasized preprofessional courses and
downplayed the importance of humanistic
study. In this environment, spending hours
reading a novel may seem unproductive.
Gen?Z?came?to?see
books?as?a?waste?of?
time.
年轻人觉得读书是一件浪费
时间的事。
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coverage
INFORMATION 信息储存店 > 多媒体 31
literacy /?l?t?r?si/ n.
读写能力；识字；精通文学
illiteracy /??l?t?r?si/ n.
文盲
illiterate /??l?t?r?t/
adj.
文盲的；不识字的；不会读写的；( 对某
学科 ) 了解不多的；外行的；不通顺的；行文
拙劣的
n.
文盲；无知识的人
literate /?l?t?r?t/
adj.
有读写能力的；有文化的
n.
识字的人；有学问的人
权威人士和家长们都强调就业指导课程，而
轻视了人文研究的重要性。在这种环境下，花
几个小时读一本小说似乎只是一种徒劳。
你 写 的：________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
外 刊 写 的：Pundits and parents alike
have emphasized preprofessional courses
and downplayed the importance of
humanistic study. In this environment,
spending hours reading a novel may seem
unproductive.
Word Family
Translate it into English.
在过去的几年里，有一个现象令人担忧：很多
学生在进入大学时并没有做好阅读完整本书的准备。
哥伦比亚大学的一位教授说，他的学生只要一想到
一学期要读完好几本书，就会感到不知所措；弗吉
尼亚大学的一位教授说，他的学生只要一遇到自己
不懂的观点就会关闭思维。批评年轻人的读写能力
是一种消遣方式，可以追溯到几个世纪前，但在过
去的十年里，有件事似乎变化很大。大多数教授表示，
他们发现学生接触文学的方式发生了代际变化。
为什么会这样呢？智能手机和社交媒体正在吸
引学生，而且许多初中和高中似乎正在减少完整的
书籍教学。问题似乎不是“现在的孩子”对阅读感
不感兴趣。年轻人可能是在回应一种文化信息：书
并没有那么重要。
教授们认为他们的学生并不懒惰。如果说有什
么不同的话，那就是他们对当今大学生繁忙的日程
安排和焦虑感到震惊——他们发现学生的日程安排
中全是与未来就业有关的活动，几乎与个人发展无
关。时间和注意力被大量占用，以至于他们很难轻
松地或完全沉浸于那些可能需要 20 小时才能读完的
文学作品中。
1971 年时，37% 的学生表示，他们上大学的核
心目标是挣钱，而 73% 的学生认为是为了培养一种
有意义的人生哲学。时至今日，这一比例几乎完全
逆转。82% 的学生表示，利用大学时间实现经济富
裕对他们来说至关重要，而 47% 的学生表示，他们
希望培养一种有意义的人生哲学。权威人士和家长
们都强调就业指导课程，而轻视了人文研究的重要
性。在这种环境下，花几个小时读一本小说似乎只
是一种徒劳。
《百年孤独》，魔幻现实
主义代表作，是公认最难搬
上银幕的文学作品。马尔克
斯在世时没有授权改编，他
认为，电影在有限的时间里
无法充分展现这部时间跨度
长、内容庞杂的作品。直到
2019 年——马尔克斯去世
5 年后，网飞拿下《百年孤
独》的改编权，并由马尔克
斯的两个儿子担任制片人。
网飞筹备多年，诚意十足。
全拉美团队，全西语制作，
在哥伦比亚（马尔克斯故乡）
拍摄，投入 5000 万美元。
作为一部了解名著的入门
剧，《百年孤独》的剧版绝对
是不容错过的年度大戏。
One Hundred Years of
Solitude Brings
Magical Realism
to the Screen
50 多年了，
《百年孤独》真被拍出来了
“Many years later, as he faced the
firing squad, Colonel Aureliano
Buendía was to remember that
distant afternoon when his father
took him to discover ice.”
So begins Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez’s
1967 masterpiece One Hundred Years of Solitude. The iconic
opening refrain is also used in the Netflix’s TV adaptation.
The novel’s first sentence is one of the most admired in
modern literature for the way it immediately grips the
readers. The novel has delivered a grand opera of the alluring,
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Why I Gave
up Trying
to Delete
Myself from
the Internet
上网，
约等于裸奔
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APPRECIATION ZONE 美文精粹 > 美文鲜读 47
As a reporter I know how easy
it is to find stuff out about
people online. The other day
I was researching a piece
about the newly appointed chief executive
of a Nasdaq-listed company. I messaged
the people who had written endorsements
on his LinkedIn page to ask what sort
of manager he was. Public profiles on
Venmo, a peer-to-peer payments app, are
a goldmine. When they’re transferring
money to a friend, people often add
a message or a string of emojis. By
deciphering a man’s transaction history,
I found out whom he was living with,
holidaying with, going out for meals with.
These experiences should have made
me more careful about what I divulged
online. They didn’t. More than once I’ve
handed over my name and email address
to log into “AddisFreeWifi123” on a
layover in Ethiopia, called my mother to
let her know I arrived safely, then logged
into a banking app to transfer foreign
currency to my overseas account. Until
a couple of months ago I had never
checked my privacy settings on social
media.
With the release of the podcast
imminent, I began trying to minimise my
digital footprint. Step one was to figure
out what was out there. Thinking like a
stalker, I put my browser in private mode
and googled my name. The first few
pages of results were filled with stories I
had written over the years – most of them
Chiung Yao, a romance writer
who helped shape the idea
of romantic love there for
generations, died at her home in
Taiwan. She was 86.
“Without Chiung Yao, there would be
no youth.” Many people in their youth have
had scenes of secretly hiding Chiung Yao’s
novels under textbooks or within blankets to
read surreptitiously. Those memories of being
Life Is
Limited;
Literature
Remains
Eternal
“When snowflakes fall” 在很长一段时间里，琼瑶，不是一个名
字，而是一个形容词。在20世纪八九十年代，
说一个人太浪漫、太爱幻想、太迷恋爱情，不
说是“恋爱脑”，而是说“太琼瑶了”。大多
数时候它不是褒义词。它指代着琼瑶剧里那些
被吐槽过千万回的台词：“我是来加入这个
家，不是来破坏这个家?！薄澳阄耷?，你冷
酷，你无理取闹?！逼窘枳攀贾粘懔业陌?/p>
恨，琼瑶成为一代文艺符号。比起小说，更多
人可能是通过影视作品认识琼瑶的?！锻窬?/p>
《青青河边草》陪伴着75后、80后成长，
《还珠格格》《情深深雨濛濛》则几乎成了85
后、90后、95后们暑假必看的电视剧。
为什么今天人们
不再“琼瑶”了？
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lifetime, she wrote over 60 novels. Many
of her works were adapted into films and
television series. Her plots are dramatic
and intricate, filled with twists and turns
of love in all its shades: bittersweet,
unrequited, obsessive, resentful and tragic.
In 1998, her drama My Fair Princess
achieved an average viewership rating of
45%. It was rerun many times in the next
20 years and still topped the ratings in
2018.
moved by first love and the pounding
heartbeats are the initial recognition of
innocent emotions. Transcribing “I have
a curtain of dreams, not knowing who to
share it with” onto small scraps of paper
to confide in each other reflects the pure
and beautiful yearning for love.
How influential was Chiung Yao on
her readers and viewers? There’s a popular
saying: “Wherever there are Chinese
people, there is Chiung Yao.” Over her
I
n the Middle Ages, courtesy was not only
a code of behavior that helped the landed
aristocracy gain and maintain status and
influence, it was a way of distinguishing
their whole class from the bourgeoisie and
the peasants below them. Nobility, who
Courtesy becomes
civility: manners move
down
How
Manners
Made the World
社交礼仪：
数字时代，我们如何社交？ “不学礼，无以立?！薄爸适の脑蛞埃氖ぶ试蚴贰Ｎ闹时虮颍?/p>
然后君子。”“非礼勿视，非礼勿听，非礼勿言，非礼勿动。”《礼
记》49篇，从古代风俗、服饰、饮食居住，到婚丧嫁娶、家庭礼仪、师
生关系，几乎构架为一套上古礼仪宝典?！袄瘛敝谥泄?，从一部《礼
记》、一个礼部，到一个由礼构成的社会，恰就像棋盘上的格局。
礼仪作为一种文化传统，是人类社会发展的产物，它伴随着人类
社会的进步而不断演变。从野蛮人到文明人，礼节在历史上是怎么发
展起来的？
A premium is placed
on learning proper manners
and etiquette from a n
early age. We’re taught
to say “yes ma'am” and
“no m'am” to our elders,
“please” and “thank
you” whenever warranted.
So people are curious about
how manners have evolved
throughout history.
从小学习适当
的行为礼仪大有必
要。家长会教导我们
对长辈说话要礼貌，
比如“好的，夫人”
或“没有，夫人”，
在任何必要的时候都
要加上“请”和“谢
谢”二字。也因此，
礼仪的演变史非常令
人好奇。
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refinement. Etiquette had started as a status
symbol of the nobility, but as the middleclass began to adopt its code as well, the
old manners lost their prestige and value
as a marker of class identity. So aristocrats
refined their manners further, in order to
continue to distinguish themselves from
commoners.
The evolution of table manners is one
of the most evident cases. Up until the 17th
century, forks were essentially a luxury
item; made of silver or gold, they were a
status symbol reserved for the upper class.
But as the centuries progressed, and forks
became de rigueur for the lower classes
as well, the rich upped their dining game,
and developed special utensils for each
dish — salad fork, dinner fork, dessert
fork; soup spoon,
teaspoon, dessert
spoon; dinner
k n i f e , b r e a d
knife, etc. And
all the utensils
were to be placed
on a certain side
of your plate and used only during the
appropriate part of the meal.
But of course, in time the common
people simply came to imitate those
newly refined manners too, forcing the
nobility to refine theirs even further. And
on the cycle went, until both the upper
and middle classes lived an elaborate and
detailed set of rules for their conduct.
didn’t have to work to earn a
living, had the time to refine
their taste and manners, and
the way they talked, walked,
dressed, and ate, separated
them as the elite and gave
them a special identity. Their
refinement set them apart
from all that was “vulgar” —
i.e., common.
An interest in manners
greatly expanded during the
Renaissance, as merchants,
clerics, and other emerging
professionals slowly began to
form a nascent middle-class.
This tier of society began
to mix a little more with the
landed aristocrats,
a n d w h i l e t h e
nobility knew how
to demonstrate
courtesy from lived
experience, the
bourgeoisie had to
intentionally study
and practice their courtly manners. Thus,
etiquette books proliferated during this time
as self-help manuals for middle-class strivers
who wished to be able to visit court and mix
comfortably with their social betters.
As courtesy began to be more
democratized, it started to be called civility
— the proper conduct for all citizens to
embrace. The democratization of manners
also led to their further and further
毒液和埃迪迎来至暗时刻——一边是人类神秘组织
的穷追猛打，一边是外星共生体大军入侵地球，他们一
心同体，花式解锁海陆空作战新形态。面对两边的疯狂
追捕，这对亡命搭档将被迫做出毁灭性的决定，为他们
的最后一舞拉下帷幕。
剧情介绍
毒 液： 最 后 一 舞
Venom: Cute! I promise not to eat it.
Eddie: They’re 1._______(fight) dogs.
Venom: I draw the line at fighting dogs,
pal.
Javier: Oye, vato, you’re in the wrong
place.
Eddie: Oh, hello.
Javier: This is our territory.
Eddie: Well, I assume by the
threatening look on your faces that I
oughta be 2._______(scare), right?
Javier: But you took the wrong path,
hermano. We can’t let you leave.
Eddie: I have a headache on account
of the fact 3._______ I was drinking a
lot. I’m gonna be honest. I have a really
dark and unpredictable side to me.
精彩台词
Javier: We all have monsters inside us.
Eddie: Not like this. So dark that it
is 4._______(high) likely to tear your
head off and feed it to your asshole.
Venom: Or me! You can feed it to me!
Eddie: Yeah, or I can feed it to him.
All right. Look. Come on. I got a
suggestion.
Javier: No. Stop speaking.
Eddie: I’m not gonna stop speaking.
This is for you. I’m doing this for your
benefit, all right? I don’t have to. Okay.
So pay attention. We’re gonna find all
of these dogs loving forever homes,
because 5._______ you’re doing is
reprehensible. What does your mother
think of you, man?
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