8.蝴蝶的家

Lesson Eight

Butterfly’s Home

1.I often think that when it rains heavily, birds like bluebirds and sparrows could hide in their nests.What about butterflies?

2.It is a heavy day, and the clouds are so dark.Thunder, lighting, rain and wind roar and shake.It is raining heavily, and the wind tilts the silver curtain of rain.The world was almost washed out, and even the woods were dark and wet

3.Isn’t it hard for butterflies?

4.When I think about it, I’m worried about butterflies.Where can they hide in such weather?

5.Their bodies are so light that they can’t carry a water drop; the color powder on them is so clean that no water can be stained; they are so weak, weaker than a leaf, how can they withstand the violent wind and rain? I can’t think about it anymore, and I feel so anxious.

6.However, a child said with great confidence, “they must have a home, like us.

7.When it rains, they will fly home quickly!”

8.But where is their home?

9.I’ve never seen butterflies in people's houses to protect themselves from the rain

10.What about wheat fields?

11.They can’t take shelter from the rain in there.

12.The pine forest? There are water drops falling everywhere.

13.Are the flowers in the garden their home?

14.The flowers themselves have been shaken by raindrops.How can they shelter these butterflies?

15.Even the ground under the shelter of the old trunk is wetted by the falling raindrops.

16.Where is the butterfly’s home?

17.I’m really worried about butterflies.

18.Will their homes be under the bridge?

19.This is unknown, but one thing is certain, I have never seen a butterfly fall on the stone!

20.Could they be hidden under the leaves?

21.This is a bit reasonable, but I have never seen butterflies under the leaves to shelter them from the rain.Moreover, the leaves are often turned by the wind and washed wet by the rain.It doesn't look like a butterfly’s home.I’m really worried about butterflies.

22.A girl said to me, “After the rain, butterflies will come out again and fly in the sunshine.

23.They are so happy and bright.

24.I think they must be hidden in a secret home.

25.They must be beautiful and sweet houses.Unlike house sparrows, when it rains, they fly to the eaves with smoke from cooking.

26.It must be so.”

27.She was right, but I never saw where the butterflies were hiding in the rain.

28.If anyone can tell me, I won’t worry about them.