[Story] Once upon a time, in the hazy land of Antarctica, a systematic geneticist attended a graduation ceremony, where he failed to do the panoramic wheel stunt. He attributed this failure to the avoidance of computerising his research and the lack of a financial grant. On the grounds of his experience, he decided to allow the computerisation of his data and apply for a financial grant to upgrade his systematic approach. With the new funds, he aimed to avoid any future failures and limb the boundaries of genetic research. Eventually, he was able to computerise his work, receive a financial grant, and successfully perform the panoramic wheel stunt at the graduation ceremony. ...

[Story] Once upon a time, in a land of accumulating oil and money-consuming buildings, there stood a majestic sofa with a stipulation. The subject of physics, a renowned physicist, sat on the sofa, smothered in consent. The hostess, a penfriend of the physicist, entered the room and, to her surprise, found the sun stood in the middle of the room, defying all known laws of nature. The hostess, in utter disbelief, tried to grasp the situation, up to the point of near madness. It was an odd stipulation of the universe, one that no amount of scientific explanation could elucidate. ...

[Story] In the month of April, I met my soulmate on a date in December. We were both born in different months, but our love story began in April and ended in December. It was a beautiful journey filled with joy and happiness. [参考翻译] 在四月的一个约会中，我遇到了我的另一半。我们出生在不同的月份，但我们的爱情故事始于四月，终于十二月。这是一段充满喜悦和幸福的美丽旅程。 [Words] april [ˈæprəl] n 四月 august [ˈɔːgəst] n 八月 date [deɪt] n 日期 december [dɪˈsɛmbər] n 十二月 february [ˈfɛbɹiəri] n 二月 in [ɪn] prep 在…里 january [ˈdʒænəri] n 一月 july [ˈdʒʊli] n 七月 june [dʒuːn] n 六月 march [mɑːrtʃ] n 三月 may [meɪ] n 五月 month [mʌnt] n 月份 november [ˈnɑvəmbər] n 十一月 october [ɔktərbər] n 十月 september [sɛpˈtɛmbər] n 九月

[Story] Yesterday, the corrupt actor detached from propriety by signing a predictor’s marble with his signature, predicting the ebb of propriety. The cavity in his heart grew significantly, preoccupying his mind as he transacted a mile of centimeter-sized marbles. [参考翻译] 昨天，腐败的演员通过签署一个预测者的大理石签名，预测了规矩的消退，从而脱离了规矩。他心中的空洞显著增长，让他的注意力被吸引，同时他还交易了一英里长的厘米大小的大理石。 [Words] corrupt [kəˈrʌpt] adj. 腐败的 marble [ˈmɑːbl] n. 大理石 ebb [eb] v. 减退 centimeter [ˈsɛntɪˌmitər] n. 厘米 cavity [ˈkævəti] n. 腔，穴 yesterday [ˈjɛstərˌdeɪ] adv. 昨天 predictor [prɪˈdɪktər] n. 预测者 propriety [prəˈpraɪəti] n. 规矩 mile [maɪl] n. 英里 significantly [sɪɡˈnɪfɪkəntli] adv. 显著地 transact [trænˈzækt] v. 交易 signature [ˈsɪɡnətʃər] n. 签名 detach from [dɪˈtætʃ frɒm] v. 从…分离 actor [ˈæktər] n. 演员 preoccupy [priːˈɒkjʊpaɪ] v. 使全神贯注

[Story] The contemplative retailer with a beard, who tends to show off, oversees the lawful donation process, interacting with population increasing rapidly. His evasive nature gleams through as he contemplates the anguish of contamination, yet he’s adept at getting around obstacles. [参考翻译] 沉思的零售商留着胡须，倾向于炫耀，监督着合法的捐赠过程，与不断增长的人口互动。他逃避现实的特性闪耀而过，他深思熟虑了污染带来的痛苦，然而他擅长克服障碍。 [Words] show off [ʃoʊ ɔːf] v 炫耀 interact [ɪntərˈækt] v 互动 contemplative [kɑːnˈtemplətɪv] adj 沉思的 gleam [ɡliːm] v/n 闪光 with population increasing rapidly 人口迅速增加 oversee [ˌoʊvərˈsiː] v 监督 evasive [ɪˈveɪsɪv] adj 逃避的 contamination [kənˌtæmɪˈneɪʃn] n 污染 lawful [ˈlɔːfəl] adj 合法的 donate [dəʊˈneɪt] v 捐赠 retailer [ˈriːteɪlər] n 零售商 beard [bɪrd] n 胡须 bastard [ˈbæstərd] n 混蛋 anguish [ˈæŋɡwɪʃ] n 痛苦 get around 克服/绕过

[Story] In the distant land of flourishing affluence, there was an interim period of peace, near the bustling colonialism. The gifted scouts were checking account of the effective dismantle of the old regime, aiming for a better future. Their renowned status as siren howled through the valleys, alarming the residents of the impending change. But how would they dismantle the colonialism and restore peace? It remained a mystery to all, shrouded in the whispers of the siren. ...

[Story] Once upon a time, in a sour and desolate vale, there was a talk of a mystical tumour that seemed to like to die out on its own. The villagers, being prone to superstition, believed that plucking a specific flower would incur reinforcement against the tumour’s curse. The village elders, who were by far the most bourgeois, decided to outsource the service outsourcing of the exploration for the magical flower to a neighboring town. With mops in hand, the brave explorers set out on their quest, hoping to save their community from the impending doom. ...

[Story] As the great boat floated gently on the river, two friends chatted about their favorite habitats. One of them, a cheat by nature, tried to defeat the other in the conversation. However, the second friend, who had a habit of repeating himself, treated the first friend’s words with skepticism. Despite the first friend’s attempts to eat away at the second friend’s trust, the second friend remained steadfast in his beliefs. In the end, the second friend’s great habit of treating others with kindness and respect led to his victory in the conversation. ...