歌曲 | 24 |
歌手 | 英语听力 |
专辑 | BBC美丽中国:走进西藏 |
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The monsoon which sustains this lush and fertile valley owes its very existence to the Tibetan plateau. Like a giant hotplate, the plateau heats up in the spring and summer. | |
The change in air pressure draws in warm moist air from the Indian Ocean in the south. Thanks to this, over a billion people from India to Burma benefit from the monsoon rain that this wind brings with it. Tibet is the engine that drives the fertility of a whole subcontinent. But Tibet has an even greater role in the ecology of the region. | |
Clues to this function are found in a legend that pre-dates even the ancient Tibetan culture and which still draws pilgrims from all over the world. | |
Several world religions believe in a mythical mountain that's equivalent to the Garden of Eden. | |
Its peak has four faces, aligned to the points of the compass, and from its summit four rivers are said to flow to the four quarters of the world. | |
Thanks to its life-giving waters, this mountain is known as the "axis of the world ". In one of the remotest areas of Tibet, there's a place where this legend takes physical form. | |
That place is Mount Kailash. | |
多亏了高原的存在,才有了为绿色富饶峡谷带来活力的季风。高原像一个巨大的加热板, 春温夏暖。气压的变化引来了南面印度洋的温热潮湿的空气,幸亏这样,从印度到缅甸的十亿多人,都得益于季风带来的季风雨。西藏就是保持整个次大陆肥沃的动力。但是西藏在地区生态方面扮演着更重要的角色。这个角色的线索可以追溯到古藏文化的传说当中,而这个传说至今还吸引着来自全世界的朝圣者。世界上一些的宗教相信一座神话中的山是伊甸园般的存在。它的顶部有四个面,排成罗盘的四个方向,从它的顶部有四条河流向世界的的四方。由于这里的生命之泉,这座山被称为“世界屋脊”。在西藏最偏僻的区域之一,有一个地方应验了这个传说。这就是伽拉萨山。 |
The monsoon which sustains this lush and fertile valley owes its very existence to the Tibetan plateau. Like a giant hotplate, the plateau heats up in the spring and summer. | |
The change in air pressure draws in warm moist air from the Indian Ocean in the south. Thanks to this, over a billion people from India to Burma benefit from the monsoon rain that this wind brings with it. Tibet is the engine that drives the fertility of a whole subcontinent. But Tibet has an even greater role in the ecology of the region. | |
Clues to this function are found in a legend that predates even the ancient Tibetan culture and which still draws pilgrims from all over the world. | |
Several world religions believe in a mythical mountain that' s equivalent to the Garden of Eden. | |
Its peak has four faces, aligned to the points of the compass, and from its summit four rivers are said to flow to the four quarters of the world. | |
Thanks to its lifegiving waters, this mountain is known as the " axis of the world ". In one of the remotest areas of Tibet, there' s a place where this legend takes physical form. | |
That place is Mount Kailash. | |
duo kui le gao yuan de cun zai, cai you le wei lv se fu rao xia gu dai lai huo li de ji feng. gao yuan xiang yi ge ju da de jia re ban, chun wen xia nuan. qi ya de bian hua yin lai le nan mian yin du yang de wen re chao shi de kong qi, xing kui zhe yang, cong yin du dao mian dian de shi yi duo ren, dou de yi yu ji feng dai lai de ji feng yu. xi zang jiu shi bao chi zheng ge ci da lu fei wo de dong li. dan shi xi zang zai di qu sheng tai fang mian ban yan zhe geng zhong yao de jue se. zhe ge jue se de xian suo ke yi zhui su dao gu zang wen hua de chuan shuo dang zhong, er zhe ge chuan shuo zhi jin hai xi yin zhao lai zi quan shi jie de chao sheng zhe. shi jie shang yi xie de zong jiao xiang xin yi zuo shen hua zhong de shan shi yi dian yuan ban de cun zai. ta de ding bu you si ge mian, pai cheng luo pan de si ge fang xiang, cong ta de ding bu you si tiao he liu xiang shi jie de de si fang. you yu zhe li de sheng ming zhi quan, zhe zuo shan bei cheng wei" shi jie wu ji". zai xi zang zui pian pi de qu yu zhi yi, you yi ge di fang ying yan le zhe ge chuan shuo. zhe jiu shi jia la sa shan. |
The monsoon which sustains this lush and fertile valley owes its very existence to the Tibetan plateau. Like a giant hotplate, the plateau heats up in the spring and summer. | |
The change in air pressure draws in warm moist air from the Indian Ocean in the south. Thanks to this, over a billion people from India to Burma benefit from the monsoon rain that this wind brings with it. Tibet is the engine that drives the fertility of a whole subcontinent. But Tibet has an even greater role in the ecology of the region. | |
Clues to this function are found in a legend that predates even the ancient Tibetan culture and which still draws pilgrims from all over the world. | |
Several world religions believe in a mythical mountain that' s equivalent to the Garden of Eden. | |
Its peak has four faces, aligned to the points of the compass, and from its summit four rivers are said to flow to the four quarters of the world. | |
Thanks to its lifegiving waters, this mountain is known as the " axis of the world ". In one of the remotest areas of Tibet, there' s a place where this legend takes physical form. | |
That place is Mount Kailash. | |
duō kuī le gāo yuán de cún zài, cái yǒu le wèi lǜ sè fù ráo xiá gǔ dài lái huó lì de jì fēng. gāo yuán xiàng yí gè jù dà de jiā rè bǎn, chūn wēn xià nuǎn. qì yā de biàn huà yǐn lái le nán miàn yìn dù yáng de wēn rè cháo shī de kōng qì, xìng kuī zhè yàng, cóng yìn dù dào miǎn diàn de shí yì duō rén, dōu dé yì yú jì fēng dài lái de jì fēng yǔ. xī zàng jiù shì bǎo chí zhěng gè cì dà lù féi wò de dòng lì. dàn shì xī zàng zài dì qū shēng tài fāng miàn bàn yǎn zhe gèng zhòng yào de jué sè. zhè gè jué sè de xiàn suǒ kě yǐ zhuī sù dào gǔ zàng wén huà de chuán shuō dāng zhōng, ér zhè gè chuán shuō zhì jīn hái xī yǐn zháo lái zì quán shì jiè de cháo shèng zhě. shì jiè shang yī xiē de zōng jiào xiāng xìn yī zuò shén huà zhōng de shān shì yī diàn yuán bān de cún zài. tā de dǐng bù yǒu sì gè miàn, pái chéng luó pán de sì gè fāng xiàng, cóng tā de dǐng bù yǒu sì tiáo hé liú xiàng shì jiè de de sì fāng. yóu yú zhè lǐ de shēng mìng zhī quán, zhè zuò shān bèi chēng wéi" shì jiè wū jǐ". zài xī zàng zuì piān pì de qū yù zhī yī, yǒu yí gè dì fāng yìng yàn le zhè gè chuán shuō. zhè jiù shì jiā lā sà shān. |