培优外刊阅读：繁花 2023-2024学年牛津译林版英语八年级下册

A destination of good taste 《繁花》“点燃”上海黄河路，昔日著名美食街“翻红” 语篇类型：新闻报道 主题语境：人与社会·社会热点 词数：344 Words & Expressions单词和词组 词汇认读：18词 生词释义：40词 词组速记：16个 Shanghai’s Huanghe Road was famous for its many adj. 著名的 expensive restaurants. Only rich people could eat there. But adj.昂贵的 adj.富有的 things changed in the mid-1990s.The big and bright signs were v.改变 adj. 明亮的；鲜艳的 taken down because of new safety rules. They also stopped n. 安全 n. 规章;规则 selling fried snakes. Then, financial problems in Asia and v.售卖 adj. 油炸的 adj.金融的,财政的 n.亚洲 the SARS pandemic in 2003 made many restaurants closed. abbr.非典型性肺炎 n.流行病 Now, the road is busy again. Lots of people are coming to adj. 繁忙的 adv. 再一次 see it. They are looking for old things and memories. Wang n.记忆（memory的复数）；回忆 Yongfen has lived there for 35 years. She says she has never adv.从不 seen so many people. v.看见（see的过去分词） A new TV series called Blossoms Shanghai is about n.（电视、广播等的）系列节目 n.花；开花 Shanghai in the 1990s. It shows what the city was like when it v. 显示，表明 was growing fast. v. 发展；成长；生长 Wang, 60, says the TV series makes her think of the past. n. 过去，昔日 “The restaurants here first brought Hong Kong food to the city. v. 带来（bring 的过去式） Many famous chefs from Hong Kong worked here,” she says. n. 大厨；主厨（chef 的复数） In the 1990s, Hong Kong food, songs, and movies were very n. <美>电影 popular. You could see pictures of restaurant owners with adj.受欢迎的 n.主人；拥有者 famous people from Hong Kong. A security guard named Zhang says the street is very n.安全；安全性 n. 警卫；保卫 crowded now. People line up early at the Park Hotel to buy adj.拥挤的 adv.早 famous pastries. More young people are coming too. n. 点心；酥皮糕点