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Translation#2;筷子起源于中国，大多数是用木头或者竹子制作的。最早的筷子是用骨头或玉（jade）制作的。在春秋时期（the Spring and Autumn Period）又出现了铜制和铁质的筷子。在古代，富裕人家用玉或金子做筷子，来显示富有。很多帝王使用银制的筷子检查饮食是否被投毒。筷子在传统上还是新娘的嫁妆（dowry），因为“筷子”的汉语读音听起来很像“快得儿子”。 ;起源v;筷子起源于中国，大多数是用木头或者竹子制作的。;在春秋时期（the Spring and Autumn Period）又出现了铜制和铁质的筷子。During the Spring and Autumn Period, copper and iron chopsticks came into being.;在古代，富裕人家用玉或金子做筷子，来显示富有。很多帝王使用银制的筷子检查饮食是否被投毒。 In ancient times, the rich used jade or gold chopsticks to display their wealth, while many emperors used silver chopsticks to see if their food was poisoned.;筷子在传统上还是新娘的嫁妆（dowry），因为“筷子”的汉语读音听起来很像“快得儿子”。 Chopsticks are traditionally placed in brides’ dowries, too, for the pronunciation of “chopsticks” in Chinese sounds like “get a son soon”. ;时态 对原文充分理解 重点词组 重点词汇;丝绸之路（the Silk Road）是中国古代一条重要的商业贸易路线。它起始于古都西安，连接亚非欧三大洲。最初的作用是运输中国古代出产的丝绸，因此，被命名为“丝绸之路”。丝绸之路不仅促进了古代亚欧间的商业贸易，还增进了亚欧各国和中国的友好往来和文化交流。中国历史上一些著名人物的故事都与这条路有关，如张骞、班超和玄奘。;The Silk Road is an important trade route in ancient China. It started in the ancient capital Xi’an and connected the three continents of Asia, Africa and Europe. Because it was built to transport silk produced in ancient China, it was named “the Silk Road”. It not only promoted trade between ancient Asia and Europe, but enhanced friendship and cultural communication between China and other countries in Asia and Europe. In Chinese history, the stories of some famous characters are related to the route, such as Zhang Qian, Ban Chao and Xuan Zang.