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hóng tóu 'ān Anne of Green Gables
  jiā zuò jiā · méng chuàng zuò liǎo tào ān liè xiǎo shuō ,《 hóng tóu 'ān shì zhè liè de zhè xiǎo shuō bèi chéng shí zhǒng wén zài shì jiè chū bǎn xíng liàng dào bǎi duō wàn gēn zhè xiǎo shuō pāi shè de diàn shì céng jīng fēngmǐ fāng guó jiā,“ hóng tóu 'ān chéng wéi quán shì jiè qīng shàonián zuì 'ài de shàonǚ xíng xiàng
  
   ān shì shuāng wáng de 'ércháng liǎo tóu hóng liǎn shàng hái yòu shǎo qiāobānzài xiǎo shuō kāi shǐ shān qiáng nóng shè de xiē xiōng mèi xiǎng lǐng yǎng nán hái biàn jiāng lái bāng zhù nián lǎo de men gān diǎn huó xiǎng yīn chā yáng cuòlǐng huí lái hǎo kàn de háichàdiǎn gěi tuì liǎo huí yóu jiàn 'ān de chǔjìngdàn shì 'ān shì zài rèn jìng xià fàng de mèng xiǎng wàng de hái zūn qiángtōng guò de dàn dào xiē de 'àiér qiě yíng liǎo lǎo shī tóng xué zhōu wéi rén de jìng zhòng yǒu zài zhè xiǎo shuō ān de xìng bèi huà xiān míng chún jiézhèng zhíjuéjiànggǎn qíng fēng hái fēi cháng huān shuō huàduì rán de měi yòu zhe mǐn ruì de gǎn shòu gèng yòu de shì de xiǎng xiàng wéi fēng néng gòu yǎn qián de shì xiǎng xiàng měi hǎo 'ér yòu shī dàn zhè xiē xiǎng xiàng yòu shí yòu nào chū lián chuàn de xiào huàshǐ shān qiáng nóng shè de shì miào héng shēng
  
   hóng tóu 'ān - shǎng
  
   zài zhè xiǎo shuō zhōngměi de 'ài huá wáng dǎo shān qiáng nóng shè zhōu wéi de rán jǐng lùn shì huā cǎo shù hái shì xiǎo liú shuǐdōubèi zuò zhě tōng guò zhù rén gōng de yǎn jīng xīn líng miáo huì měi dòng rén men suí zhe jié de biàn huàn duàn biàn huàn guāng shí duō duō cǎilìng rén shén wǎng zhì dào liǎo jīn tiānān shēng huó guò de 'ài huá wáng dǎo de shān qiáng nóng shè chéng liǎo wén míng xiá 'ěr de yóu jǐng diǎn
  
   xiǎo shuō zhōng gǎn rén zhì shēn de shì rén měi hǎo de xīn líng xiē dōushì píng fán de tōng rén men chén guǎ yán yán dàn dōuyòu zhe jīn bān de xīn men 'ài mái cáng zài xīn líng shēn chù zhe 'ān zhè 'érshǐ zhǎngdà chéng rénān yōu de chéng cóng zhuān xué xiào bìng huò liǎo jìn xué shēn zào de jiǎng xué jīnrán 'érzhèng zài zhè shí xiē shì liǎo jìn shī míngwèile péi bàn zhào de ān rán fàng liǎo shàng xué de huìliú xià lái dāng xiāng cūn xiǎo xué jiào shīān de tóng xué 'ěr · lāi 'ēn yīn wéi guò hóng guǐ”, zhí dào 'ān de yuán liàngdàn shì dāng men tóng yōu chéng shíwéi liǎo ràng 'ān néng gòu jiù jìn zhào liào 'ěr jīng lián hǎo de běn xué xiào de jiào shī zhí wèi ràng gěi liǎo 'ān jiā yuǎn duō de fāng dāng jiào shībìng yīn yào zhī hǎo xiē 'é wài de fèi yòngzhè xiē rén de měi hǎo xīn língzài zuò pǐn zhōng dào liǎo gǎn rǎn de biǎo xiànshǐ rén nán wàng huái
  
   zuò zhě xíng yún liú shuǐ bān liú chàng de yán yōu de diàoshǐ zhě kuài xīn shǎng zhe 'ān de shì jiè tóng tóng yōubìng xiàng wǎng wèi lái de mèng


  Anne of Green Gables is a bestselling novel by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery published in 1908. It was written as fiction for readers of all ages, but in recent decades has been considered a children's book. Montgomery found her inspiration for the book on an old piece of paper that she had written at a young age, describing a couple that were mistakenly sent an orphan girl instead of a boy, yet decided to keep her. Montgomery also drew upon her own childhood experiences in rural Prince Edward Island. Montgomery used a photograph of Evelyn Nesbit, which she had clipped from New York’s Metropolitan Magazine, and pasted the framed clipping on the wall of her bedroom, as the model for the face of Anne Shirley, the book's main character.
  
  Montgomery also found inspiration in the "formula Ann" orphan stories, the Anns without the e. Other characters, like Gilbert Blythe, were modeled, in part, on real-life characters. Montgomery wrote the novel in the twilight of the day, sitting at her window and overlooking the fields of Cavendish.
  
  Since publication, Anne of Green Gables has sold more than 50 million books. In addition, this book is taught to students around the world.
  
  Plot summary
  
  Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, brother and sister who live together at Green Gables, a farm in the village of Avonlea, on Prince Edward Island in Canada, decide to adopt a boy from an orphan asylum in Nova Scotia as a helper on their farm. Through a series of mishaps, the person who ends up under their roof is a precocious girl of eleven named Anne Shirley. Anne is bright and quick, eager to please and talkative, but dissatisfied with her name, her pale countenance dotted with freckles, and with her long braids of red hair. Although wishing she was named Cordelia, she insists that if you are to call her Anne, it must be spelt with an 'E', as it is "so much more distinguished." Being a child of imagination, however, Anne takes much joy in life, and adapts quickly, thriving in the environment of Prince Edward Island. She is something of a chatterbox, and drives the prim, duty-driven Marilla to distraction, although shy Matthew falls for her immediately.
  
  The rest of the book recounts her continued education at school, where she excels in studies very quickly, her budding literary ambitions and her friendships with people such as Diana Barry (her best friend, "bosom friend" as Anne fondly calls her), Jane Andrews, Ruby Gillis, and her rivalry with Gilbert Blythe, who teases her about her red hair and for that earns her hatred, although he apologizes many times. Anne and Gilbert compete in class and Anne one day realizes she no longer hates Gilbert, but will not admit it; at the end of the book, they both become very good friends.
  
  The book also follows her misadventures in quiet, old-fashioned Avonlea. These adventures include her games with her friends (Diana, Jane and Ruby), her rivalries with the Pye sisters (Gertie and Josie) and her domestic mistakes such as dyeing her hair green or accidentally getting Diana drunk (by giving her what she thinks is raspberry cordial but is actually red wine). Anne, along with Gilbert, Ruby, Josie, Jane and several other students, eventually go to the Queen's Academy and obtains a teaching license in one year, in addition to winning the Avery Prize in English, which allows her to pursue a B.A. at Redmond College.
  
  The book ends with Matthew's death, caused by a heart attack after learning of the loss of all his and Marilla's money. Anne shows her devotion to Marilla and Green Gables by giving up the Avery Prize, deciding to stay at home and help Marilla, whose eyesight is diminishing, and teaching at the Carmody school, the nearest school available. To show his friendship, Gilbert Blythe gives up his teaching position in the Avonlea School to work at White Sands School instead, thus enabling Anne to teach at the Avonlea School and stay at Green Gables all through the week. After this kind act, Anne and Gilbert become friends, and Anne is proud of following the "bend in the road."
  Characters
  
  Anne Shirley - An imaginative, red-headed orphan who comes to live with Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, unmarried siblings.
  
  Marilla Cuthbert - A crisp, practical, no-nonsense woman who doesn't approve of Anne's wild imagination although she does grow to love the orphan. Her sense of humor develops greatly upon Anne's arrival and Mrs. Lynde states that she became "mellow".
  
  Matthew Cuthbert - Marilla's brother, a shy, awkward man who takes a liking to Anne from the start. The two become fast friends but he dies of a heart attack in the end.
  
  Diana Barry - A bosom friend of Anne, Anne's kindred spirit. Anne and Diana become best friends from the moment they meet. She is the only little girl who lives close to Green Gables. While Anne does not think Diana is very imaginative, Diana is noted for being pretty, merry and very amiable. She doesn't really have an imagination.
  
  Gilbert Blythe - Anne's enemy from pulling her hair and calling her "Carrots". Even though Gilbert apologizes shortly after the incident, Anne remains scornful toward him for a few years but Gilbert never abandons his quest for her friendship as he is in love with her. Anne forgives Gilbert by the end of the book and the two become friends - and eventually marry in a later book in the series, "Anne's House of Dreams".
  
  Rachel Lynde - A neighbor of Matthew and Marilla and the nosiest person in town. Although she did not take a liking to Anne in the beginning, she soon warms to the freckled faced orphan. She is incredibly industrious, helpful and loves doing work for the church. She is married, but her husband, Thomas Lynde, is only mentioned on a few brief occasions, and never speaks.
  
  Miss Muriel Stacy - Anne's new teacher. Miss Stacy is truly a mentor to Anne. Miss Stacy worked hard to be accepted by Avonlea, as her teaching methods were new.
  
  Josie Pye - Anne's sometimes friend, sometimes rival, and classmate. She is vain and generally disliked by the girls of Avonlea like all the other Pyes. Her younger sister is Gertie Pye. Josie is to some extent a minor character, but one episode she appears in is very important- Anne breaks her ankle whilst walking the ridge-pole of the Barrys' kitchen roof, after being dared to do so by Josie.
  
  Jane Andrews - One of Anne's friends whom she is very fond of, although Diana remains her closest friend. Jane is described as rather staid, plain and with very little imagination. Like Josie, she is a minor character- her most significant role is probably the episode where Anne and her friends dramatise a poem they have been studying at college.
  
  Ruby Gillis - Another one of Anne's friends. Ruby is flirtatious and always discussing beaux. She is portrayed as pretty with long, golden hair and an imagination like Anne's. Ruby loves getting the attention of the boys but dies in the third book "Anne of The Island", after finding her one true love. Ruby plays a minor role in "Anne of Green Gables".
  
  Reverend and Mrs. Allan - The minister and his wife, two friends for Anne. Mrs. Allan becomes one of Anne's best friends.
  
  Minnie May Barry - Diana's even plumper younger sister. She tags along and plays a pivotal role when she gets croup and Anne nurses her.
  
  Mr. & Mrs. Barry - Diana & Minnie's parents. Mr. Barry also farms, and offers to rent some tracts near the end to help out Anne & Marilla. Mrs. Barry has a severe personality, expecting her children to follow strict and sometimes unreasonable rules. She's quick to condemn Anne for mistakes.
  
  Miss Josephine Barry - Diana's aunt. Initially a malevolent character, but is charmed by Anne's imagination, and eventually invites her out to tea, and sends her a very expensive Christmas present.
  
  Mr. Phillips - Anne's first teacher at Avonlea, whom she despises (he spelled Anne's name without an 'E', among other things). She actually refuses to attend school for a long time, after Mr. Phillips humiliated her by punishing her and only her when a dozen pupils arrive late, and by making her sit with Gilbert Blythe. Mr. Philips is not a competent teacher, as Mrs. Lynde admits. He has no discipline, and is courting one of his pupils.
  Sequels
  
  Montgomery continued the story of Anne Shirley in a series of sequels, and they are listed in the order of Anne's age in each of the novels.
  Lucy Maud Montgomery's books on Anne Shirley # Book Date published Anne Shirley's age
  1 Anne of Green Gables 1908 11—16
  2 Anne of Avonlea 1909 16—18
  3 Anne of the Island 1915 18—22
  4 Anne of Windy Poplars (US&Canada)
  Anne of Windy Willows (Other) 1936 22—25
  5 Anne's House of Dreams 1917 25—27
  6 Anne of Ingleside 1939 34—40
  7 Rainbow Valley 1919 41
  8 Rilla of Ingleside 1921 49—53
  9 The Blythes Are Quoted 2009 (Completed shortly before Montgomery's death in 1942) —
  
  Related books in which Anne Shirley plays a lesser part
  # Book Date published Anne Shirley's age
  — Chronicles of Avonlea 1912 —
  — Further Chronicles of Avonlea 1920 —
  Prequel
  
  The prequel of Anne of Green Gables was written by Budge Wilson, with authorization of heirs of L. M. Montgomery.
  Budge Wilson's books on Anne Shirley # Book Date published Anne Shirley's age
  — Before Green Gables 2008 0—11
  Scholarship
  
  The history of Anne of Green Gables was written by Irene Gammel, with authorization of heirs of L. M. Montgomery.
  Irene Gammel's books on Anne Shirley # Book Date published Anne Shirley's age
  — Looking for Anne of Green Gables: The Story of L.M. Montgomery and her Literary Classic 2008 0—40
  Tourism
  The Green Gables farmhouse located in Cavendish
  Sign marking trail through Balsam Hollow
  
  The Green Gables farmhouse from which Montgomery drew her inspiration is located in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island. Many tourist attractions on Prince Edward Island have been developed based on Anne, and provincial licence plates once bore her image.
  
  Balsam Hollow and the forest that inspired the Haunted Woods described in the book are also located in the vicinity. Each summer, the musicals Anne of Green Gables and Anne & Gilbert are performed at theatres in Prince Edward Island.
  
  The popularity of Anne has extended into many countries and Anne of Green Gables has been translated into 36 languages. Tourism by Anne fans is an important part of the Island economy. The novel is very popular in Japan, where it has been on the school curriculum since 1952 and Anne is revered as "an icon." Many Japanese couples have wedding ceremonies on the grounds of the Green Gables farm and some girls arrive with red-dyed hair and pigtails, to look like Anne.
  
  Bala's Museum With Memories Of Lucy Maud Montgomery located in Bala, Ontario, Canada, is dedicated to Montgomery information and heritage, located in the former home of Fanny Pike where Montgomery and her family stayed for a vacation in 1922. She based her novel The Blue Castle on the region, changing the town's name to Deerwood, the only book she wrote not to be set in Atlantic Canada.
  
  In 2008 Canada Post issued a two postage stamps and a souvenir sheet honoring Anne and the "Green Gables" house.
  Panorama of Green Gable farmhouse
  Adaptations
  Film
  
   * 1919: Anne of Green Gables - a silent film adapted to the screen by Frances Marion, it was directed by William Desmond Taylor and starred Mary Miles Minter as Anne. This is considered a lost film.
   * 1934: Anne of Green Gables - directed by George Nichols Jr., this Black & White version was made with RCA Victor sound and starred Dawn O'Day as Anne. It is worth noting that after filming, O'Day changed her screen name to Anne Shirley.
  
  Television movies
  
   * 1956: Anne of Green Gables - made for television, this version directed by Don Harron starred Toby Tarnow as Anne.
   * 1972: Anne of Green Gables - a made for television 5-part mini-series, this British version was directed by Joan Craft with Kim Braden in the role of Anne.
   * 1975: Anne of Avonlea - a made for television 4-part mini-series, this British version was directed by Joan Craft with Kim Braden in the role of Anne.
   * 1985: Anne of Green Gables - a highly acclaimed made for television (CBC) 4 hour television mini series, it was directed by Kevin Sullivan with Megan Follows as Anne.
   * 1987: Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel, a sequel to the 1985 miniseries which aired on the Disney Channel as Anne of Avonlea: The Continuing Story of Anne of Green Gables.
   * 2000: Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story was a television miniseries whose script was very loosely based upon the novels.
   * 2009: Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning is a television miniseries whose script is not based upon the novels.
  
  Television series
  Anne as she appeared in the 1979 Japanese anime adaptation of Anne of Green Gables.
  Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series
  
   * 1979: Akage no An ("Red-Haired Anne") - an animated television series, part of Nippon Animation's World Masterpiece Theater, which was produced in Japan in 1979, directed by Isao Takahata.
   * 1990 - 1996: Road to Avonlea - a live action television show produced by Kevin Sullivan based upon characters and episodes from several of L.M. Montgomery's books. Anne herself did not appear in the TV series, but Gilbert Blythe, Marilla Cuthbert, and other characters from the Anne books are included. Shown on The Disney Channel in the U.S. under the title Avonlea.
   * 2000: Anne: The Animated Series - a PBS animated series for preschoolers airing on PBS, created by Sullivan Entertainment Inc..
   * 2009: Kon'nichiwa Anne 〜 Before Green Gables - part of the World Masterpiece Theater.
  
  Stage
  
  Opening the summer of 2008, Adam-Michael James' The Nine Lives of L.M. Montgomery was set in Georgetown, PEI staged at the Kings Playhouse. This musical is based upon Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of the popular Anne of Green Gables. It depicts true events that happened in L.M. Montgomery's life and ties them in with her fictional world of Anne and Gilbert. Emmy-nominated composer Leo Marchildon composed this work with precision. The production was nominated for the PEI museum and Heritage Foundation's Wendell Boyle's award. It is set to take its second run on the 11th of July 2009 at the Carrefour Isle-de-Saint-Jean theater in Charlottetown, PEI this summer.
  
  The Confederation Centre of the Arts' annual "Charlottetown Festival" headlines Canada's longest-running main stage musical production Anne of Green Gables - The Musical. This show has run every summer since the Centre opened in 1964 has played to over 2 million viewers. Anne of Green Gables - The Musical was composed by Canadian theatrical legends Don Harron and Norman Campbell, with lyrics by Elaine Campbell and Mavor Moore. The production has played to Queen Elizabeth II and has also toured across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Festival Artistic Director Walter Learning directed and organized a successful national tour of Japan in 1991. The musical also had a run in London's West End in 1969.
  
  The Harbourfront Jubilee Theatre in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, hosts Anne and Gilbert, The Musical. Written by Nancy White, Bob Johnston and Jeff Hochhauser, the production is based on Montgomery's sequel novels to Anne of Green Gables.
  
  Theatreworks USA, a New York based children's theatre company, is currently casting their Anne of Green Gables musical, which premiered at the Lortel Theatre in 2006. The production will tour grade-schools, and features musical contributions from Gretchen Cryer.
  
  The Peterborough Players, based in Peterborough, New Hampshire, staged an adaptation of Anne of Green Gables in August 2009 adapted by Joseph Robinette.
  Parodies
  
  As one of the most famous characters in Canadian literature, Anne of Green Gables has been parodied by several Canadian comedy troupes, including CODCO (Anne of Green Gut) and The Frantics (Fran of the Fundy). Megan Follows also appeared on Made in Canada as Mandy Forward, the star of Pyramid Prodigy Productions' Adele of Beaver Creek series who discovered that the company was secretly producing an Adele of Beaver Creek porn knockoff.
  
  In response to massive funding cuts to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation during the later tenure of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, the Vancouver-based political satire duo Double Exposure noted the effects of the budget cuts on CBC Television productions were so severe that several prominent fictional Canadian characters were being sent out to raise funds independently. There followed the sound of a doorbell, and the words: "([ding-dong]) Anne of Avon calling!"
  jiā zuò jiā · méng chuàng zuò liǎo tàoān liè xiǎo shuō”,《 hóng tóu 'ān shì zhè liè de zhè xiǎo shuō bèi chéng shí zhǒng wén zài shì jiè chū bǎn xíng liàng dào bǎi duō wàn gēn zhè xiǎo shuō pāi shè de diàn shì céng jīng fēngmǐ fāng guó jiā,“ hóng tóu 'ān chéng wéi quán shì jiè qīng shàonián zuì 'ài de shàonǚ xíng xiàng
   ān shì shuāng wáng de 'ércháng liǎo tóu hóng liǎn shàng hái yòu shǎo qiāobānzài xiǎo shuō kāi shǐ shān qiáng nóng shè de xiē xiōng mèi xiǎng lǐng yǎng nán hái biàn jiāng lái bāng zhù nián lǎo de men gān diǎn huó xiǎng yīn chā yáng cuòlǐng huí lái hǎo kàn de háichàdiǎn gěi tuì liǎo huí yóu jiàn 'ān de chǔjìngdàn shì 'ān shì zài rèn jìng xià fàng de mèng xiǎng wàng de hái zūn qiángtōng guò de dàn dào xiē de 'àiér qiě yíng liǎo lǎo shī tóng xué zhōu wéi rén de jìng zhòng yǒu zài zhè xiǎo shuō ān de xìng bèi huà xiān míng chún jiézhèng zhíjuéjiànggǎn qíng fēng hái fēi cháng huān shuō huàduì rán de měi yòu zhe mǐn ruì de gǎn shòu gèng yòu de shì de xiǎng xiàng wéi fēng néng gòu yǎn qián de shì xiǎng xiàng měi hǎo 'ér yòu shī dàn zhè xiē xiǎng xiàng yòu shí yòu nào chū lián chuàn de xiào huàshǐ shān qiáng nóng shè de shì miào héng shēng
   zài zhè xiǎo shuō zhōngměi de 'ài huá wáng dǎo shān qiáng nóng shè zhōu wéi de rán jǐng lùn shì huā cǎo shù hái shì xiǎo liú shuǐdōubèi zuò zhě tōng guò zhù rén gōng de yǎn jīng xīn líng miáo huì měi dòng rén men suí zhe jié de biàn huàn duàn biàn huàn guāng shí duō duō cǎilìng rén shén wǎng zhì dào liǎo jīn tiānān shēng huó guò de 'ài huá wáng dǎo de shān qiáng nóng shè chéng liǎo wén míng xiá 'ěr de yóu jǐng diǎn
   xiǎo shuō zhōng gǎn rén zhì shēn de shì rén měi hǎo de xīn líng xiē dōushì píng fán de tōng rén men chén guǎ yán yán dàn dōuyòu zhe jīn bān de xīn men 'ài mái cáng zài xīn líng shēn chù zhe 'ān zhè 'érshǐ zhǎngdà chéng rénān yōu de chéng cóng zhuān xué xiào bìng huò liǎo jìn xué shēn zào de jiǎng xué jīnrán 'érzhèng zài zhè shí xiē shì liǎo jìn shī míngwèile péi bàn zhào de ān rán fàng liǎo shàng xué de huìliú xià lái dāng xiāng cūn xiǎo xué jiào shīān de tóng xué 'ěr · lāi 'ēn yīn wéi guò hóng guǐ”, zhí dào 'ān de yuán liàngdàn shì dāng men tóng yōu chéng shíwéi liǎo ràng 'ān néng gòu jiù jìn zhào liào 'ěr jīng lián hǎo de běn xué xiào de jiào shī zhí wèi ràng gěi liǎo 'ān jiā yuǎn duō de fāng dāng jiào shībìng yīn yào zhī hǎo xiē 'é wài de fèi yòngzhè xiē rén de měi hǎo xīn língzài zuò pǐn zhōng dào liǎo gǎn rǎn de biǎo xiànshǐ rén nán wàng huái
   zuò zhě xíng yún liú shuǐ bān liú chàng de yán yōu de diàoshǐ zhě kuài xīn shǎng zhe 'ān de shì jiè tóng tóng yōubìng xiàng wǎng wèi lái de mèng
   biān zhě
zhāng lín rén de huò
  léi qiē 'ěr · lín de jiā jiù zài bāng cūn yán jiē de piàn xiǎo zhōu cháng mǎn liǎo shāo shù shēng huā cǎowǎng zǒu shì jiā lǎo de nóng chǎng nóng chǎng bèi hòu shù lín zhōng liú tǎng chū lái de xiǎo jiù cóng zhè piàn xiǎo shàng héng chuān 'ér guò
   xiǎo shàng yóu shuǐ liú tuān cóng shù lín zhōng wān yán jiāo huì 'ér xiàxíng chéng liǎo duō duō xiǎnwéirénzhī de shēn yuān xiǎo guòdāng xiǎo jìn zhéliú dào lín jiā mén qián shízǎo biàn chéng liǎo tiáo 'ān jìngguāi shùn de xiǎo liǎo
   shì cóng léi qiē 'ěr · lín jiā de mén qián chuān guò de yuán biàn shì bǐng xìng wán de xiǎo diǎn gǎn shēng xuān huá liǎoléi qiē 'ěr · lín cháng cháng duān zuò zài chuāng qiánjiān shì wài miàn de shì jiècóng xiǎo dào hái zhǐ yào shì cóng yǎn qián jīng guò de dōng huì bèi lòu diào
   ruò shì dào shénme guài de shì qíng nòng shuǐ luò shí chū jiù huì zhí shǒu zài zhè néng lián xiǎo yědōu qīng 'èr chǔ
   bāng rén duō dōuyòu zhù rén wéi de xīn chángér lín rén jǐn bèi zhè zhǒng měi de shì qíng zuòde xiāng dāng chū lùn zuò jiā lái shuō shì xīn yìng shǒutóu tóu shì dàogān jìng luòzhè qiě suàn hái zhǐ huī zhe cái féng xiǎo xié zhù zhe bài xué xiào de gōng zuòlìng wài hái shì jiào huì tuán wài guó chuán dào zhù huì zuì de jiāng zhī
   yóu zhí de shìlín rén jìng néng lián xiǎo shí zuò zài chú fáng de chuāng qián biān guāng yuè guò jiān shì zhe duì miàn tiáo tōng xiàng dǒu qiào de hóng qiū gǎng shàng de jiē dào biān fēi zhēn zǒu xiàn féng zuò mián bèi zuì duō de jìng féng zuò liǎo 16 chuáng bèi yīn lín rén zài bāng cūn de zhù zhōng jiān míng wàng hěn gāo
   bāng cūn wèi shēn shèng · láo lún wān de xiǎo sān jiǎo xíng bàn dǎo shàngsān miàn huán hǎiyīn 'ér rén men chū cóng qiū gǎng shàng de jiē dào jīng guò jiù shì shuōshuí táo tuō guò lín rén shuāng mǐn ruì de yǎn jīng
   liù yuè chū de xià lín rén yòu wǎng cháng yàngzuò dào liǎo chuāng qián de yáng guāng cóng chuāng wài zhào jìn láixiǎn wài míng liàngzài lín jiā xià miàn xié shàng de guǒ shù yuán shèng kāi zhe qiǎn fěn de huābàn suí zhewēngwēngde zhèn chì shēng fēng men zhèng chéng qún jié duì zài huā cóng zhōng shàng xià fēi zhetuō · lín shēn cái duǎn xiǎolǎo shí hòu dào de nán rén bāng de rén mendōu chēng wéiléi qiē 'ěr · lín de zūn zhǎng guì”) zhèng zài xiǎo cāng fáng duì miàn de qiū gǎng shàng zhǒng zhe wǎn de jīng
   léi qiē 'ěr · lín cāi xiǎng shí xiē · dìng zài piàn cōng cōng de rén xíng dǐng bān de kào yán kuān kuò de hóng gān zhe tóng yàng de huó 'ér yīn wéi qián tiān bàng wǎnzài de wēi 'ā · lāi de diàn céng tīng jiàn xiē duì · sēn shuō guòyào zài 'èr tiān hòuzhòng jīng xiē · shì jué tóng qiáng de rén zhù dòng huà de rénsuǒ zhè dāng rán shì huí de wèn huà liǎo
   shì shénme yuán àn shuō xià sān diǎn bàn zuǒ yòu zhèng shì rén men máng máng de shí hòu shì xiē · què huāng máng zǒu xià ér shì fān guò qiū gǎng cóng shēn shàng chuānzhuó de zuì shàng děng de dài yòu bái lǐng de kànkěn dìng shì yòu shì yào kāi bāng cūnhái gǎn zhe chēzhǔn bǎo shì yào dào hěn yuǎn hěn yuǎn de fāng jiū jìng xiē · yào dào gànshénme
   guǒ shì huàn liǎo bié rén de huàléi qiē 'ěr zhǐ yào nǎo shāo wēi zhuǎnbiàn huì qīng sōng chū zhèng què de 'ànér xiē chū ménkěn dìng shì yòu xiāng dāng jǐn de shì qíng yào zuò xiē zhè rén xìng nèi xiàngzuì tǎo yàn shēng rén xiāng huì huò zhě shì dào mǒu shuō huà de fāng suǒ zài lín rén kàn lái jīn tiān shēn chuān bái lǐng gǎn zhe chē chū yuǎn ménzhēn xiàng tài yáng cóng biān chū lái liǎo
   léi qiē 'ěr · lín jiǎo jìn nǎo zhīmíng xiǎngquè zěn me yào lǐng hòu zhì jīn hǎo róng zhuǎn hǎo de qíng yòu biàn tuán zāo liǎo
  “ wán chá biàn dào lín · gài zǒu tàngkàn láizhè jiàn shì yào nòng shuǐ luò shí chūfēi wèn liǎo。” zhè qiáng rén 'àn xià jué xīn diǎn liǎo diǎn tóu
  “ yǎn xià zhè shí hòu méi yòu rén jìn chéng xiē jué néng dào shuí 'ér wán dejiǎ shì jīng zhǒng gòu de huàyòu shēn chuān bàn hòuzuò zhe chē nòng ruò shì qǐng wèihé yòu me huāng mángshén tài ruò suǒ dìng shì zuó wǎn dào jīn tiān zhè duàn shí jiān shēng liǎo shénme shì qíngér jìng diǎn 'ér zhī dào shì qíng yuán wěi nòng qīng chǔ shí 'ān wěn liǎoāi。”
   jiù wéi zhè shì 'érxià wán liǎo cháléi qiē 'ěr · lín biàn chū liǎo ménzhè xiōng mèi suǒ zhù de lín · gài bìng tài yuǎn chuáng yǎn yìng zài guǒ shù yuán zhōng de bié kuān chǎng de fáng lín jiā de jǐn yòu fēn zhī yīng yīn wéi fáng shè jiē dào tài yuǎnsuǒ lìng kāipì liǎo tiáo hěn cháng de zhí tōng mén de xiǎo
   xiē · de qīn shì 'ér hái yào miǎn tiǎn nèi xiàng de lǎo shí réndāng nián kāi kěn zhè nóng chǎng shísuī shuō méi néng yǐn zài shù lín què jìn néng xuǎn liǎo zhè kuài yuǎn lín rén de jìng zhī yíng zào liǎo de lín · gài wèi kāi kěn de zuì piān chùcóng bāng xiē lín zhì de zhù zhái jiē dào shèn zhì wàng dào yòng léi qiē 'ěr · lín de huà shuōrén zhù zài zhè zhòngdì fānggēn běn suàn shàng shì shēng huó
  “ āizhù zài zhè zhòngdì fāng zhǐ néng suàn shì huó zhe zhēn shì de。” lín rén yán zhe liǎng biān cháng mǎn liǎo qiáng de kēng kēng de xiǎo biān zǒu biān nāng zhe,“ zhào zhè yàng mén chū xiē fēi biàn chéng guài rén shù jiù shì zài duō néng rén xián liáo què shízhè 'ér de shù shì shǎo guò kàn hái shì rén shù qiángzhè liǎng rén suī rán kàn shàng shēng huó hěn mǎn zhǐ guò shì guàn liǎo liǎozhēn hǎo xiàng shì zhù liǎo hái zài de 'ài 'ěr lán rénrén zhēn liǎo shénme dōunéng shì yìng!”
   gāng nāng dào zhè 'érlín rén jīng cóng xiǎo zǒu jìn liǎo lín · gài de hòu yuànyuàn piàn cōng shōu shí zhěng zhěng zāi zhe liǔ shùlìng pái zhuóbǐ zhí de bái yáng shàng gān jìng lián kuài suì shí gēn shù zhī zhǎo dào guǒ yòu rán táo guò lín rén shuāng mǐn ruì de yǎn jīng cāi · zhǔn shì pín fán chū zhè suǒ yuàn biàn shì fàn cài bǎi zài shàng chī huì tiǎo chū shā de
   léi qiē 'ěr · lín yòng qiāo liǎo qiāo chú fáng de ménsuí zhe shēngqǐng jìn mài zǒu liǎo jìn lín · gài de chú fáng gān jìng jiǎn zhí guò liǎo tóu tóng zhǎn xīn de tīng bānràng rén yòu zhǒng lěng shū yuǎn de gǎn juécháng ruò nòng zhè bān gān jìnghuò huì shì gèng jiā chōng mǎn qíng de fáng jiān
   fáng jiān de dōng liǎng miàn dōuyòu chuāng cóng miàn cháo hòu yuàn de chuāng tòu shè jìn lái liù yuè wēn nuǎn de yáng guāngdōng chuāng shàng mǎn liǎo cháng chūn téngzuǒ de guǒ shù yuán shèng kāi zhe bái de yīng huāshēngzhǎng zài xiǎo biān shàng de huà shù zài fēng zhōng qīng yíng bǎi dòng zhe
   shēng lái qín kuài de jīng cháng huān duān zuò zài mǎn cháng chūn téng de dōng chuāng biānshài shài tài yángguǒ rán jīn tiān jiù zhào zuò zài biān zhe yángbiān zhì zhe dōng miàn de zhuō shàng bǎi zhe zǎo zhǔn bèi hǎo liǎo de diǎn xīn
   lín rén suí shǒu guān mén shí shùn biàn sǎo liǎo yǎn zhuō dàn jiàn shàng miàn bǎi fàng zhe sān dié xiǎn ránshì xiē yào dài shénme rén lái guòdié nèi zhuāng shèng zhe dedōu shì xiē tōng diǎn xīnyòu guǒ shēng píng guǒ zhǒng shuǐ diǎn xīnkàn lái rén huì shì shénme bié de rén me xiē de bái lǐng chē yòu shì zěn me huí shì píng shí xiàng píng jìngbìng fēi me shén de lín · gài jīn tiān dào shì zěn me liǎoléi qiē 'ěr · lín bǎi jiě zhuǎn liǎo yǎn zhū
  “ wǎn shàng hǎoléi qiē 'ěr。” kuài huó zhāo shuō,“ jīn tiān xīn qíng zhēn hǎo 'āshì jiè liǎo nín de guāng shàng wèi dōuhǎo ?”
   léi qiē 'ěr shì liǎng zhǒng tóng lèi xíng de rén guò xìng xiāng fǎnfǎn 'ér gèng róng xiāng chùliǎng rén cóng hěn zǎo qián jiù bǎo chí zhe zhǒng jìn yǒu qíng de guān
   tóu hěn gāogān shòumǎn tóu de huā bèi luò chéng fàjìyòng liǎng zhǐ fāqiǎ bié zài nǎo hòuxiǎn shì chū zhǒng shì shì quē jīng yàntóu nǎo jiāng yìng de wèi dàoshì shí shàng què shí xìng kuī zuǐ biān de fēn yōu biǎo qíng cái suàn wǎn jiù liǎo
  “ tuō nín de xiè xiè liǎo。” lín rén shuō dào,“ huà lái liǎo duì shàng de zhuàng kuàng shì hěn guà niàn de gāng cái qiáo jiàn xiē chū mén liǎoshì shì shuí shēng bìng yào qǐng ?”
   de zuǐ jiǎo jué chōu dòng liǎo xiàméi liào dào léi qiē 'ěr guǒ zhēn lái liǎo。“ méi yòu shēn zhí hěn hǎozhǐ shì zuó tiān yòu diǎn tóu tòng。” shuō dào,“ shì lāi · liǎo men suàn cóng nuò de 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng nán hái 'ér nán hái 'ér jīn tiān wǎn shàng jiù zuò huǒ chē lái。”
   jiù shì wén tīng dào xiē yíng jiē lái 'ào de dài shǔdōubù huì lìng lín rén gǎn dào chī jīng zhèng zài dāi dāi bàn tiān dōuméi shuō chū huà láilián zài kàn dōuméi jué chá dàoxīn zhǐ shì xiǎng zhe zhè jiàn shì
  “ shì zhēn de ?” léi qiē 'ěr · lín gāng huǎn guò shén lái biàn máng zhuī wèn dào
  “ dāng rán shì zhēn de liǎo。” huí dào,“ zhǐ guò shì cóng nuò de 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng nán hái 'ér liǎoyòu shénme jīng xiǎo guài dezhè jiù zài nóng chǎng měi nián gēng yún láo zuò chàbù duō yàng tōng ?”
   lín rén chī jīng xiǎonǎo hǎi yǒng xiàn chū lái de huàquándōu dài shàng liǎo jīng tàn hàonán hái 'érér qiě shì xiē xiōng mèi lǐng yǎng nán háicóng 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng xīn 'àn xiǎng,“ zhè shì jiè wán quán diān dǎo guò lái liǎo zhī dào jīn hòu hái huì shēng shénme shì qíng yào yòu xiǎng zhǔn bèi āizhēn shì de!”
  “ men liǎ zěn me huì xiǎng kāi yào zhè yàng zuò ?” lín rén bèi dào xīn xiǎng,“ men tóng shāng liàng xià jiù suí biàn jué dìng lǐng yǎng 'ér bèi men shì suǒ yīngdāng de。”
  “ zěn me shì xiǎng tiān kāi men shì cóng hěn zǎo qián jiù kǎo zhè jiàn shì liǎoxiáng shuō shì zài dōng tiān de shí hòushèng dàn jié qián tiān shān · wén de dào men jiā lái zuò shícéng shuō guò chūn tiān shí yào cóng huò dān de 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng hái 'ér de shì 'ér céng duō guò suǒ 'ér yuànhái céng zài zhù guò 'ér yuàn de shì qíng liǎo zhǐ zhǎng
  “ cóng hòu xiē shāng liàng liǎo hǎo zǒng xiǎng lǐng yǎng nán hái 'ér jīng 60 suì liǎo qián zhǒng jīng shén tóu zǎo jiù méi liǎoxīn zàng tài hǎoér qiě jīn zhè nián tóuxiǎng dào hǎo rén hěn nán lái dedōu shì xiē bèn dànhǎo róng zhǎo liǎo bàn píng shìde guó xiǎo máo hái shuí zhīděng 'áo dào men shú liǎo huó què shuǎi shǒu dōubù gān liǎo shì liǎo guàn tóu chǎngjiù shì páo dào liǎo měi guó
  “ kāi shǐ xiē zhù zhāng cóng yīng guó de 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng duì jiān jué fǎn duì què shuōyīng guó de hái yòu hǎo de néng shuō men xíng guǒ lún dūn de liú làng 'ér yòu hǎo de jiù lǐng yǎng guòshuō lǐng yǎng lùn shénme yàng de ràng rén yòu xiē fàng xīndàn jiā chū shēng de 'ér xìng qíng néng tòuwǎn shàng yòu néng ràng rén fàng xīn shuì zhe
  “ jiēguǒ wén rén lǐng yǎng hái shí men tuō gěi yīn cái yǐn chū liǎo shàng miàn xiē huà men wàng zhǎo shí suì zuǒ yòutóu nǎo cōng míngjiào shì de nán háinián líng me zhèng hǎo xíngzhǐ yào néng shàng zuò xiē jiǎn dān de huó hòu zài jìn xíng zhèng guī jiào wǎn men suàn hǎohǎo péi yǎng bìng sòng shàng xué
  “ jīn tiān yóuchāi sòng lái liǎo wén rén lái de diàn bàoshuō jiù zuò jīn tiān xià diǎn bàn de huǒ chē dàosuǒ xiē biàn lāi · jiē zhàn liǎoyuē hǎo liǎo zài 'ér xià chēdāng rán liǎo rén jiù cóng 'ér huí dào huái · sāng chē zhàn。”
   léi qiē 'ěr · lín xiàng shì xiǎng shuō shénme jiù shuō shénmehǎo róng nòng qīng liǎo shì qíng de yuán wěi zhī hòu biàn zhí jié liǎo dāngháo shuō dào:“ míng què shuō rèn wéi zhè jiàn shì tài wēi xiǎn liǎowēi xiǎn guò liǎo tóu liǎogēn běn liào wén rén huì lǐng lái shénme yàng de hái jiù zhè yàng lái míng de hái jiē dào zhè lái shì shénme yàng de xìng shì shénme yàng de rén shì zěn me zhǎngdà de gài dōubù zhī dào
  “ jiù zài shàng bàibào zhǐ hái dēng liǎo tiáo xiāo shuō dǎo biān de duì cóng 'ér yuàn lǐng yǎng liǎo nán hái hái què bàn fàng huǒér qiě shì detiān shì de liǎ chā diǎn 'ér bèi shāo zài shuì mèng zhōnglìng wài gào fán shì lǐng yǎng de hái dōuyòu shēng dàn de lòu zěn me gǎi diào men yào shì shāng liàng liǎo āisuī rán méi shāng liàng yào jiān jué zhì zhǐ zhè jiàn shì!”
   tīng liǎo léi qiē 'ěr zhè huà xīn jiù gèng méi liǎoshǒu de huó tíng liǎo xià lái
  “ léi qiē 'ěr shuō de yòu dào bìng shì shì shìdōu fàng xīn xiē lùn yào lǐng yǎngwèile zhè jiàn shì zhěng tiān xīn shì zhòng zhòng dekàn jiàn nán shòu de yàng zǒng jué yīnggāi bāng zhù shí xiàn de yuàn
  “ ér qiěsuī shuō yòu wēi xiǎn shí me shì méi yòu wēi xiǎn yào shì me shuōlián qīn shēng de hái yòu wēi xiǎn liǎo jiàn měi hái dōushì shòu guò zhèng guī jiào de。”
  “ medàn yuàn shì qíng néng zhǎn xià 。” lín rén huái de kǒu wěn shuō,“ shuí zhī dào huì huì lín · gài shāo jìng guāng shuō dìng hái huì wǎng jǐng xià yào tīng shuō zài xīn lán wéi bèi shōu yǎng de 'ér yuàn de hái jiù wǎng jǐng xià liǎo yàozhěng zhěng jiā réndōu tòng diào liǎoér qiě hǎo xiàng shì hái gān de。”
  “ guò jiā lǐng yǎng hái 。”
   zài kàn láitóu shā rén guò shì xìng yòu de xíng wéiduì nán hái dān xīn huì zuò chū zhè děng shì lái
  “ lǐng yǎng hái 'ér men lián zuò mèng dōuméi xiǎng guò zhī shān · wén shì zěn me suàn dexiàng zhǒng rén dàn xīn xuè lái cháoxīng huì zhěng 'ér yuàn shōu xià。”
   lín rén yuán suàn zhí děng dào xiē dài 'ér huí lái hòu zài zǒu suàn hái yào děng shàng liǎng xiǎo shí zhuǎn niàn xiǎng zuò děng dào men huí láihái dào luó · bèi 'ěr jiā láo láo zhè jiàn shì gèng yòu zhè xiāo dìng huì yǐn yīcháng hōng dòng deléi qiē 'ěr píng shí jiù hěn huān gǎo shénme hōng dòng xiào yìng kāi kāi xīnyīn léi qiē 'ěr · lín biàn shēn gào liǎo zhè cái lüè wēi sōng liǎo kǒu huí guò tóu lái zài pǐn wèi xià lín rén gāng cái shuō guò de huà zhǒng 'ān de gǎn jué yòu yǒng shàng liǎo xīn tóu
  “ jiǎn zhí tài ràng rén nán xiāng xìn liǎo!” lín rén chū liǎo mén shàng xiǎo biàn yóu tuō kǒu shuō dào,“ men shì zài zuò mèng hái shuō shì bié tóng qíng hái āi xiē duì yǎng hái suǒ zhī hái shì fǒu yào men zhí huái jiù píng zhè liǎng rén jiàn hái jiāng lái huì yòu shénme chū jué duìguǒ zhēn zhè yàng xiǎng dào zài lín · gài zhù zhe xiǎo hái gāi yòu duō zāo gāo 'ā men jiā gài fáng shí xiē dōuyǐ jīng zhǎngdà chéng rén liǎozěn me xiǎng xiàng chū men liǎ céng yòu guò tóng nián guǎn zěn me yàng néng ràng rén xiāng xìnzài men de jiào xiàhái huì biàn hǎo gǎn zhēn shì lián !”
   hǎo xīn de lín rén duì zhe qiáng wēi shuō zhe
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