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Voice 2: In our world today, there are many problems. Many of these problems come from hate and prejudice. People learn to hate each other's differences. Conflict begins. And the groups do not know how to stop fighting. Sometimes, this means accepting each other, even if the groups cannot agree about everything. To stop fighting, we must first learn how to live with our differences. We must work for tolerance.
聲音2：當(dāng)今世界有許多問(wèn)題。其中大多數(shù)問(wèn)題源于仇恨與偏見(jiàn)。人們仇恨彼此之間的不同之處。由此引發(fā)沖突。但是各個(gè)群體不知道如何停止斗爭(zhēng)。有時(shí)，這意味著彼此接受，即使這些群體不能在所有問(wèn)題上達(dá)成一致。為了阻止?fàn)幎罚覀儽仨毷紫葘W(xué)會(huì)如何與我們的不同共存。我們必須為了寬容而努力。
Voice 3: Let's go back to April of 2007, in Cairo Egypt. The water of the Nile River slowly moves by. The spring wind gently blows. And one hundred and thirty eight large animals stand quietly by the river. The animals are bears. Many people would be afraid of these large, hairy animals. But the bears are not living. They are part of an international art event.
聲音3：讓我們回到2007年4月的埃及開(kāi)羅。尼羅河河水緩緩流動(dòng)。春風(fēng)徽拂。138只大型動(dòng)物安靜地佇立在河邊。這些動(dòng)物是熊。許多人可能會(huì)害怕這些大型長(zhǎng)毛動(dòng)物。但是這些熊并不是真熊。它們是一項(xiàng)國(guó)際藝術(shù)活動(dòng)的展出品。
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