Try to translate the following into Chinese . 9.And they taunted him with his name, which means “Forethought.”

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 10.Zeus owed the very power he wielded to the help given him by Prometheus; nor had Prometheus ever rebelled against the power of Zeus; his only crime had been to help mortal men to escape from savagery and to raise themselves, by knowledge, higher than the beasts.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 1.They vaguely attributed the making of the land and of the sea and of the trees and the flowers and the birds and of man and woman to their different gods.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 2.You will now understand how the poet who gave unto the Hebrew people their final version of the beginning of all things, came to describe the gigantic labour of creation as the sudden expression of one single and all-mighty will, and as the work of their own tribal God, whom they called Jehovah, or the Ruler of the High Heavens.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 3.In the beginning, this earth floated through space in sombre silence and darkness. There was no land, but the endless waters of the deep ocean covered our vast empires.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 4.But soon the flickering light came to an end and all was as it had been before.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 5.And when this was done, Jehovah took some of the dust of the soil, and he moulded it into an image, resembling Himself, and he gave it life, and he called it man, and he placed it at the head of all creation. So ended the labour of the sixth day, and Jehovah was contented with what he had wrought and on the seventh day he rested from his work.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 6.But even so, Man was not happy. For all other creatures had been given the companionship of their own kind, but Man was alone. Therefore, Jehovah took a rib from Adam’s body and out of it created Eve. Then Adam and Eve wandered forth to explore their home, which was called Paradise.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 7.Of the fruit of all the trees in this garden you may eat to your hearts’ content. But this is the tree that gives forth the knowledge of Good and Evil. When Man eats the fruit from this tree, he begins to understand the righteousness or the wickedness of his own acts. That means an end to all peace of his soul. Therefore, you must leave the fruit of this tree alone, or accept the consequences, which are very terrible.

Try to translate the following into Chinese . 8.Children are apt to be jealous of each other, and they like to brag about their own virtues.