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【導(dǎo)讀】Washing,andforests;temples,speaktoher.WK:Hello!G:Hello!Areyoutravelers?Where. areyougoing?inLaos.WK:Really?betterthanaroad.closetothesee.WK:Howinteresting!InTibetthe. soundsobeautiful.takeyoubreathaway.InTibet. veryspecial.seethem.RiverinLaos.G:Goodbye.1.Who’stellingthestory?traveljournal.Kun?travellinginLaos?Excited.Glad.
【正文】 ike a man singing in a low voice from a boat as it slowly passed us. The next morning we made an early start and traveled quite far before lunch. Along the way, strange buses called tuktuks passed us. For lunch we ate a special noodle soup. After lunch we were tired, so we put our bikes next to many other bikes on a bus and we were driven to Vientiane. A cage of chickens sang for us all the way! The capital city of Laos was very busy. Trucks, buses, jeeps and motorbikes filled the streets. We got on our bikes again and went to see a famous Buddhist temple. Early that evening we cycled south of the city and followed the river to a big waterfall. As it got dark, a bright orange moon appeared in the sky. The next morning we stopped to talk to an old man fishing on the Mekong. We greeted him with our hands put together, in the way of his people. He smiled and moved his head down a bit. He told us that during the rainy season the river became much larger. But, he said, the river is always rich in fish life. Indeed, he said, it has more different kinds of fish than any other river in Asia. He also told us about the changes on the river he had seen over the years. For him, the river was part of the only way of life he had ever known. Later that afternoon we cycled faster and farther, hoping to reach the border with Cambodia in two days.
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