Unit 7 Art（Lesson 1）-2026-2027学年高中英语教材全解必修三（北师大版）

Unit7 Art 教材全解(Lesson1) masterpiece;figure;starry;mentally;massive;beneath;affect;sp 。单元核心词汇 ot;failure;scream;viewer;burning;cause;empire;scene;mysteri ous;visual;reaction ⊙单元同步语法 名词性从句 。单元文章对话 重点句型讲练 教材同步词汇全解全练 重点1 单元词汇 l.mentally/'nentali/,adv.精神上；心理上 词形变化：mental(ad.）精神的；智力的；mentality(m.）心态；智力 搭配：mentally ill有精神疾病的；mentally strong心理强大的；mentally prepare做 好心理准备 例句：You need to be mentally prepared for the challenge, Staying mentally healthy is as important as physical health. 2.massive/'mnaesIv/adj.巨大的；大量的 词形变化：mass(n.)大量；块；masses(n.)群众；massively(adv.)巨大地 辨析：massive强调体积或数量巨大；huge强调尺寸大；enormous强调超出正常范 围 搭配：a massive amount of大量的；massive damage巨大的破坏 例句：They made a massive effort to finish the project on time. The earthquake caused massive destruction to the city. 3.beneath /bI'ni:d/prep.&adv.在…（正）下方 同义词：under,below 辨析：beneath较正式，常指紧贴下方或正下方；under最常用；below仅指位置较 低，不一定垂直 搭配：beneath the surface在表面之下；beneath one's dignity有失身份 例句：The dog was lying beneath the table.. They discovered a hidden cave beneath the old castle. 4.affect/a'fet/vt.影响；感动 词形变化：effect(n.)影响，效果；effective(adj.)有效的；affection(n.)喜爱， 感情 辨析：affect(动词)影响；effect（名词)效果，影响；affect还可表示“假装”， 但高考不常见 搭配：be affected by受…影响；affect one's mood影响心情 例句：The bad weather affected our travel plans. How does social media affect teenagers'mental health? 5.scream/sai:m/n.尖叫，尖叫声；vi.&vt.高声喊出 词形变化：screaming(adj.）尖叫的；scream out尖叫出声 搭配：let out a scream发出尖叫；scream with laughter笑得大I叫；scream for help 尖叫求救 例句：She let out a scream when she saw the mouse. The fans screamed with excitement at the concert. 6.burning/'b3:n/adj.燃烧着的；炽热的；强烈的 词形变化：bum(v.)燃烧；burned/,bumt(adj.)烧焦的；burning issue热点问题 搭配：burning building燃烧的建筑物；burning desire强烈的欲望；burning question亟待解决的问题 例句：The firefighters rescued a child from the burning house. He has a burning ambition to become a scientist. 7.cause /ko:z/vt.导致，引起；n.原因；事业 词形变化：causation(n.)因果关系；causal(adi.）因果的 搭配：cause damage to对…造成破坏；cause trouble惹麻烦；a good cause崇高 的事业 例句：Smoking can cause lung cancer.. They raised money for a good cause. 8.mysterious /mI'sterias/adj.神秘的；难以解释的 词形变化：mystery(.)神秘的事物；mysteriously(adv.）神秘地 搭配：mysterious disappearance神秘消失；mysterious stranger神秘的陌生人 例句：The mysterious noise kept everyone awake last night. There is something mysterious about the old house. 9.visual/'vI3ual/adj.视觉的，视力的 词形变化：vision (n.)视力；视野；visualize(v.)想象；可视化；visually(adv.) 视觉上 搭配：visual effect视觉效果；visual aid视觉辅助工具；visual memory视觉记忆 例句：The movie has stunning visual effects.. Teachers often use visual aids to help students understand. l0.reaction/mi'ekn/n.反应 词形变化：react(v.)反应；reactive(adj.)反应的；reactionary(adj.）反动的 搭配：chain reaction连锁反应；reaction time反应时间；allergic reaction过敏反应 例句：What was his reaction to the news? The drug caused an unexpected reaction in some patients. ll.striking/'strarkm/adj.惊人的；显著的；引人注目的 词形变化：strike(w.)打；罢工；袭击；strikingly(adv.)显著地 搭配：striking resemblance惊人的相似；striking difference显著差异 例句：There is a striking similarity between the two paintings. Her striking beauty made her stand out. 12.let out a scream发出尖叫声 讲解：该短语为固定搭配，相当于“scream”,强调突然发出的尖叫声。 近义短语：let out a cry/shout 例句：Hearing the terrible news,she let out a scream. The child let out a scream of joy when he saw the gift. 考点通关 单元词汇 1.You need to prepare (mental)for the exam,not just physically. 2.The earthquake caused (mass)damage to the coastal area. 3.The cat was hiding (beneath)the bed,too scared to come out. 4.The weather can (affect)people's mood greatly. 5.When the fire broke out,people began to (scream)for help 6.The (burn)building was finally under control after three hours. 7.What (cause)the accident is still unknown. 8.The (mystery)disappearance of the plane puzzled everyone. 9.The movie's (visually)effects are absolutely breathtaking. 10.Her (react)to the joke was a loud laugh. 11.There is a (strike)contrast between the rich and the poor in that city 12.The girl (let out a scream)when she saw the spider crawling on her arm. Have you ever wondered what makes a painting a 1. (masterpiece)?One of the most famous examples is The Starry Night.In this painting,the sky is full of 2. (stay）swirls,,anda3. (massive)cypress tree rises 4. (beneath)the stars.The artist,Vincent van Gogh,painted it while he was 5. (mental)suffering. His use of 6. (visual)elements,like bright colors and bold brushstrokes,creates a7. (strike)effect.The painting 8. (affect)viewers deeply,often making them 9 (let out a scream)of admiration.However,in his lifetime,van Gogh faced repeated 10. (fail)and was considered a 11. (mysterious) figure.Today,his work is recognized as a true masterpiece. 参考答案 (一)单句填空 1.mentally;2.massive;3.beneath;4.affect;5.scream;6.burning;7.caused; 8.mysterious;9.visual;10.reaction;11.striking;12.let out a scream 1.masterpiece;2.stany;3.massive;4.beneath;5.mentally;6.visual;7.striking (二)短文填空 8.affects;9.let out a scream;10.failure;11.mysterious 教材同步语法全解全练 重点1 名词性从句 名词性从句 项目 内容 在句中作主语。连接词：that,whether/if,特殊疑问词(what,who,which, when,where,why,how)。常用句型：Itis+adj./n+that.(it作形式主 主语从句 语)。在主语从句中，连接词that不能省略；表示“是否”时用 whether不用if。 1 What he said is true.2 Whether we will go hasn't been decided. 在句中作宾语（动词后或介词后）。连接词：tht（常可省略)， whether/if,特殊疑问词。注意事项：语序必须为陈述句语序；主句是过 宾语从句 去时态时，从句时态需调整；客观真理用一般现在时。在宾语从句中， that常可省略。 1I think that he is right.2 Can you tell me where the station is? 在句中作表语，位于系动词（如be,seem,look,remain)之后。连接词： that,whether,,as if/though,because,特殊疑问词。在表语从句中，连接词 表语从句 that不能省略；表示“是否”时用whether不用if。 1 The question is how we can solve it.2 The fact remains that we are behind. 考点通关 名词性从句 语法专练一：单项选择(8题) 1. we will have the sports meeting depends on the weather A.That B.Whether C.If D.What 2.It is known to all the sun rises in the east. A.that B.what C.whether D.which 3.The teacher told us the earth moves around the sun. A.what B.which C.that D.whether 4.I don't know he will come or not. A.what B.if C.that D.whether 5.The problem is we can finish the work on time. A.that B.what C.whether D.if 6. he said at the meeting surprised everyone. A.That B.What C.Which D.Why 7.It is uncertain the experiment is worth doing. A.that B.whether C.if D.what 8.The reason for his absence was he was ill. A.that B.what C.because D.why 语法专练二：语法填空(10题) 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 1.The truth is everyone makes mistakes. 2. we should do after making a mistake is to learn from it. 3.My teacher once told me failure is the mother of success. 4.I think is really a wise saying. 5.The question is we can turn failure into success. 6.It is clear we need to analyze the reasons carefully. 7. we will succeed or not depends on our attitude. 8.I have no doubt making mistakes is part of growing up. 9. my father said encouraged me a lot. 10.He said,"It is not important _you fail,but whether you try your best." 参考答案 语法专练一：单项选择 1.B;2.A;3.C;4.D;5.C;6.B;7.B;8.A 1.that;2.What;3.that;4.that;5.how;6.that;7.Whether; 语法专练二：语法填空 8.that;9.What;10.whether 教材同步文章句型精讲 重点句型 Beethoven 1.Writing the piece had taken several years. 结构：V-ing形式+谓语动词 中文：创作这篇乐曲花了他好几年时间。 用法：表示一件事情或一个行为在句中作主语，动词原形不能直接作主语。单个动名 词作主语时，谓语动词用单数；两个及以上动名词并列作主语时，谓语动词用复数。 2.Inspired by his struggles with deafness,the composer produced some amazing pieces. 结构：过去分词短语+，+主句 中文：受到失聪的激励，他创作了一些令人惊叹的作品。 用法：过去分词短语在句中作状语，表示被动或完成，逻辑主语是主句的主语。相当 于一个状语从句(Because he was inspired by his struggles..)。常见位置：句首或 句末，通常用逗号隔开。 3. Beethoven jumped about in front of the orchestra,waving his arms wildly in the air,and madly turning the pages of his score. 结构：主句+，+现在分词短语 中文：贝多芬在乐池前跳来跳去，疯狂地挥舞着双臂，并疯狂地翻动乐谱。 用法：现在分词短语表示与主句动作同时发生的伴随动作，逻辑主语与主句主语一 致。分词动作由主语主动发出，表示“一边…一边…”或“…地” 4 It was not until Caroline Unger,one of the singers,took his arm and turned him to face the audience that the great man realised his symphony was a success. 结构：It+be+not until+时间状语+that+从句 中文：直到一位歌手拉他的胳膊，他才意识到演出成功了。 用法：强调“直到…才…”，对时间状语进行强调。在强调句中，hat后面的从 句使用陈述语序。一般句式：He didn't1 ealise..until Caroline took his arm. 5.After all,what use is a conductor who could not hear his orchestra 一 even if he is a musical genius? 结构：even if/even though+从句（表示“即使”） 中文：即使是一个音乐天才，如果他听不见，又有什么用呢？ 用法：even if/even though引导让步状语从句，表示“即使…”，从句内容可以 是事实或假设。区别：even if侧重于“假设”，even though侧重于“事实”，但 常可互换。 6.the most amazing piece of music the world had ever known. 结构：先行词+(that/which)+从句 中文：这是世界已知的最令人惊叹的乐曲。 用法：当关系代词在定语从句中作宾语时，可以省略（在非正式或口语中常见）。本 句中the world had ever known之前省略了that或which。若关系代词作主语，则 不能省略。 考点通关 文章句型 练习一：完成句子（用所给词的适当形式填空） 1. (write)the final notes was a moment of great pride for Beethoven. 2. (inspire)by his struggles,he continued to work on music. 3.The conductor stood on the stage, (wave)his baton. 4.It was not until his wife called him he stopped working.(填连接词) 5.Even if he (be)tired,he never gave up. 6.This is the best piece of music that I (ever hear). 7.He tried (imagine)how people would respond. 8.She had no idea that he (can not)hear anything. 9.Beethoven thought about (give)up,but he didn't. 10.The audience jumped to their feet, (clap)and (cheer). 练习二：翻译句子（在横线上写出完整句子） 1.创作第九交响曲花了他好几年时间。 2. 受到失聪的激励，他创作了一些令人惊叹的作品。 3.贝多芬在乐池前跳来跳去，疯狂地挥舞着双臂。 4.直到一位歌手拉他的胳膊，他才意识到演出成功了。 5.即使是一个音乐天才，如果他听不见，又有什么用呢？ 6.这是我听过的最动听的交响曲。 7.观众毫不犹豫地大声鼓掌。 8.他考虑过放弃，但最终还是继续写音乐。 9.那个站在后台的指挥家是迈克尔·乌姆劳夫。 10.他们不知道贝多芬是聋的！ 参考答案 1.Writing;2.Inspired;3.waving;4.that;5.is/were;6.have 练习一：完成句子 ever heard;7.to imagine;8.could not;9.giving;10.clapping; cheering 1.Writing the ninth symphony took him several years.; 2.Inspired by his deafness,he produced some amazing pieces.; 3.Beethoven jumped about in front of the orchestra,waving his arms wildly.4.It was not until a singer took his arm that he realised the performance was a success.;5.Even if he is a 练习二：翻译句子 musical genius,what use is he if he cannot hear?;6.This is the most beautiful symphony (that)I have ever heard.7.The audience did not hesitate to applaud loudly.8.He thought about giving up,but in the end he continued to write music.;9.The conductor who stood backstage was Michael Umlauf.;10.They had no idea that Beethoven was deaf! 教材同步单元练习 一、阅读理解 Passage 1 In the world of classical music,few figures loom as large as Ludwig van Beethoven.His life,however, was a study in contrasts.While his genius produced some of the most transcendent music ever written,his personal existence was marked by profound suffering.The most well-known of his afflictions was his progressive hearing loss,which began in his late twenties and eventually led to total deafness.This condition was not merely a physical limitation,it was a devastating blow to a man whose entire world was sound.Yet,paradoxically,it was during this period ofisolation that Beethoven created his most revolutionary works.The"Eroica"Symphony,his Third,was initially dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte, whom Beethoven saw as a champion of liberty and democracy.But when Napoleon crowned himself Emperor,the composer flew into a rage,scratched out the dedication,and retitled the symphony"Eroica" (Heroic),creating a piece that broke the established rules of symphonic form.His later works,including the monumental Ninth Symphony with its choral finale,explored new emotional depths and structural complexities that were decades ahead of their time.Beethoven's struggles were not just auditory.He grappled with the turmoil of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars,experienced turbulent relationships,and fought a long,bitter legal battle for custody of his nephew.These extemal pressures, combined with his intemnal world of silent music,forged a creative fire that burned with an intensity rarely seen in human history.He did not simply overcome his challenges,he channeled them,transforming personal agony into a universal language of triumph,joy,and profound human connection that continues to move audiences over two centuries later.His life stands as a testament to the idea that the greatest art often springs from the deepest wells of human suffering and resilience. ()1.What is the main idea of the passage? A.Beethoven's deafness was the only challenge he faced B.Beethoven's personal struggles fueled his greatest creative achievements C.The Ninth Symphony is Beethoven's most famous work. D.Beethoven had a good relationship with Napoleon. ()2.Why did Beethoven change the dedication of the "Eroica"Symphony? A.Because Napoleon lost a major battle. B.Because Napoleon declared himself emperor,betraying Beethoven's ideals. C.Because the public did not like the original dedication. D.Because he wanted to make the piece more mysterious ()3.The wordtranscendent"in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to: A.ordinary B.sorrowful C.extraordinary D.classical ()4.What can be inferred about Beethoven's character from the passage? A.He was easily discouraged by failure. B.He was a passive victim of his fate. C.He was resilient and used his suffering creatively D.He was politically inactive and indifferent Passage 2 The relationship between an artist and their audience is a complex,often invisible dialogue.An artist creates,but the meaning of a work is not fully realized until it is received,interpreted,and intemalized by a spectator.This process,known as aesthetic reception,is where the magic of art tuly happens.A painting like Van Gogh's Starry Nightis not merely a depiction of a night sky,it is a vortex of emotion,a visual representation of the artist's turbulent inner state.When a viewer stands before it,they are not just seeing brushstrokes and colors,they are engaging with that emotion.Their personal history,cultural background,and current mood all filter how they interpret the swirling stars and the dark cypress tree. The same piece of art can evoke profound peace in one person and deep anxiety in another.This is because ait functions as a"Rorschach test,"a mimror reflecting the viewer's own psyche.Modem art,in particular,challenges the traditional role of the artist as a mere craftsman.Instead,it often presents a puzzle,an object or concept that demands active participation from the audience to complete its meaning. Consider a minimalist installation-a single white canvas or a pile of industial felt.The artist provides the raw material,but the intellectual and emotional labor of interpretation falls on the viewer.This shift from passive observation to active interpretation was revolutionaly.It democratized the artistic experience, suggesting that the value of a work is not fixed but is co-created in the moment of viewing.Therefore, understanding art is not about finding a single"correct"answer.It is an ongoing,personal joumney of discovery,where the viewer becomes a co-creator,completing the circle of artistic communication. ()1.What does the author mean by saying art functions as a"Rorschach test'? A.Art is always confusing and hard to understand B.Art reveals more about the viewer than the artist. C.Art is a standardized test with right or wrong answers. D.Art has a single,fixed meaning. ()2.According to the passage,what is the role of the audience in modem art? A.To be a passive observer. B.To judge whether the art is good or bad. C.To actively interpret and complete the art's meaning. D.To be a craftsman themselves. ()3.The phrase "aesthetic reception"(paragraph 1)refers to: A.The process of creating art. B.The process of selling ait. C.The process of an audience receiving and interpreting art. D.The process of art critics writing reviews ()4.Which of the following best summarizes the author's main argument? A.The artist is the sole creator of a work's meaning. B.The meaning of art is fixed and unchangeable C.Meaning in art is a collaborative creation between the artist and the viewer. D.Modern art is superior to classical art. 二、完形填空 Art is often seen as a form of expression,a way for an artist to communicate feelings that words cannot capture.For the painter,the canvas is a window to the soul.For the musician,the melody is a voice of the heart.The process of creation,however,can be a lonely and (1) journey.Many artists struggle in obscurity,creating masterpieces that are only (2) after their death. Consider Vincent van Gogh.During his lifetime,he sold only a few paintings and was(3) known.He battled severe mental health issues,which led him to cut off part of his own ear in a fit of madness.He felt(4) from society,an outsider whose vision of the world was too intense for others to grasp.Yet,he continued to paint,driven by an internal compulsion that he could not ignore.His works,characterized by bold colors and emotional (5) are now celebrated as some of the greatest in history. This phenomenon is not unique to painting.The poet John Keats died of tuberculosis at the age of 25, believing his work had been a(6) His poetry,rich in sensory imagery and romantic idealism, was largely ignored during his short life.(7),his"Ode to a Nightingale"and"Ode on a Grecian Urn are now cornerstones of English literature.It seems that time is the ultimate curator,(8) the lasting value of art from the fleeting opinions of the present. Why does this happen?One reason is that true art often challenges the (9) ofits time.It does not conform to popular taste but offers a new way of seeing the world.The public is often(10) to accept what is unfamiliar.It takes time for society to catch up with the artist's vision.Another reason is that popularity is not an indicator of quality.What is popular today can be forgotten tomorrow,while what is ignored today can become(11) tomorrow.Artists like van Gogh and Keats remind us that the (12) of art is not found in immediate applause but in its ability to resonate across generations. 1.A.joyful B.turbulent C.simple D.profitable 2.A.recognized B.criticized C.forgotten D.destroyed 3.A.widely B.barely C.greatly D.completely 4.A.connected B.detached C.protected D.inspired 5.A.control B.restraint C.intensity D.logic 6.A.masterpiece B.failure C.miracle D.success 7.A.However B.Moreover C.Therefore D.Similarly 8.A.hiding B.creating C.filtering D.ignoring 9.A.rules B.laws C.pleasures D.norms 10.A.eager B.prepared C.slow D.quick 11.A.worthless B.timeless C.obscure D.common 12.A.cost B.value C.size D.origin 三、阅读短文回答问题 Read the following passage and answer the questions in complete sentences. The performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in 1824 was a historic event,but it was not without its dramatic tension.The orchestra was led by the official conductor,Michael Umlauf,who had been instructed to follow Beethoven's beat while ignoring the actual tempo the deaf maestro set.Beethoven, positioned on stage,was essentially a puppet conductor,his movements out of sync with the music.The true direction came from Umlauf.This unusual arrangement was a necessity born of Beethoven's profound deafness.He could not hear the notes,the harmonies,or the chorus.He felt the music only through the vibrations in the floor and the movements of the musicians before him.As the symphony reached its tiumphant finalethe famous"Ode to Joy"chorus-the audience erupted in thunderous applause.Yet,Beethoven,facing the orchestra with his back to the crowd,was oblivious to the ovation He continued to conduct,beating time to a silence only he could hear.It was only when the young contralto,Caroline Unger,gently took his arm and turned him around that he saw the standing ovation, the waving handkerchiefs,and the tears ofjoy in the eyes of the audience.The scene was profoundly moving:the great master,isolated in his silent world,finally confronted with the overwhelming evidence of his triumph.This moment encapsulates the paradox of his life-a man who created the most beautiful sounds while living in a world of absolute quiet,a genius whose connection with humanity was forged through his most profound disconnection from it. 1.Why was Michael Umlauf instructed to ignore Beethoven's beat? 2.How did Beethoven experience the performance if he could not hear it? 3.What was Beethoven doing when the audience began to applaud? 4.Who made Beethoven aware of the applause and how? 5.What paradox of Beethoven's life is highlighted by this event? 四、短文填空 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 Van Gogh's Stary Nightis a prime example of how (1) states can be(2) expressed. The sky is not a calm,realistic depiction but a swirling,(3) vortex of color.The cypress tree, usually a symbol of death,rises into the sky like a dark,(4) flame.The painting has a(5) effect on viewers,often evoking a sense of awe and wonder.It(6) shows that the artist was a(7) observer of nature,but also one who filtered reality through his own intense feelings.The(⑧) of the piece is unusual,with the village appearing calm and orderly (9) the dramatic sky.This contrast is part of what makes the painting so(10) Van Gogh's work(11) generations of artists who followed him.His bold use of color and his(12) driven expressionism paved the way for later movements.To truly appreciate Starry Night one must not just look,but (13) to the raw energy it contains.It is a masterpiece that continues to (14) millions,a testament to the power of art to transform personal (15) into universal beauty 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 五、写作 你校英文报正在举办以“The Power of Art in My Life为主题的征文活动。请你写一篇短文投 稿，内容包括： 1.描述一件对你影响深远的艺术作品（如一首歌、一幅画、一部电影、一本书等）。 2.解释它如何影响了你的思想、情感或行为。 要求： 1.词数100-120左右： 2.开头已为你写好，不计入总词数。 开头： Art has always been a source of inspiration and comfort for me.One particular piece that has had a profound impact on my life is... Art has always been a source of inspiration and comfort for me.One particular piece that has had a profound impact on my life is Beethoven's Ninth Symphony,especially the final movement,"Ode to Joy." When I first listened to it during a difficult time,the powerful chorus,rising from a whisper to a triumphant roar,felt like a voice of hope.It taught me about resilience-that even in the face of immense struggle,one can create joy and beauty.Beethoven composed this masterpiece while completely deaf, which made its message even more inspiring.It transformed my view on challenges,instead of seeing them as dead ends,I now see them as potential sources of strength.This symphony is not just music;it is a philosophy,reminding me that joy is not the absence of pain,but the triumph over it. Yours, Li Hua Passage 1:1.B2.B 3.C4.C 阅读理解 Passage 2:1.B2.C3.C4.C 二、完形填空 1.C,2.A,3.B;4.B,5.C,6.B;7.A,8.C,9.D;10.C,11.B,12.B 1.Because Beethoven was deaf and his beat was not synchronized with the actual music tempo. 2.He felt the music through the vibrations in the floor and by watching the musicians movements 三、阅读短文3.He was still conducting,beating time to a silence only he could hear,with his back to 回答问题 the audience 4.Caroline Unger,a young contralto,gently took his arm and turned him around to face the applauding audience. 5.The paradox is that he created beautiful music for the world while living in a world of absolute silence himself. 1.emotional 2.visually 3.powerful 4.mysterious 5.striking 6.obviously 7.talented 8 四、短文填空composition9.beneath 10.powerful1l.affected12.mentally 13.eact14.inspire15 suffering 五、写作 范文 Art has always been a source of inspiration and comfort for me.One particular piece that has had a profound impact on my life is Beethoven's Ninth Symphony,especially the final movement,"Ode to Joy.3 When I first listened to it during a difficult time,the powerful chorus,rising from a whisper to a triumphant roar,felt like a voice of hope.It taught me about resilience-that even in the face ofimmense struggle,one can create joy and beauty.Beethoven composed this masterpiece while completely deaf, which made its message even more inspiring.It transformed my view on challenges,instead of seeing them as dead ends,I now see them as potential sources of strength.This symphony is not just music;it is a philosophy,reminding me that joy is not the absence of pain,but the triumph over it. Yours, Li Hua