Susan:

Hey，guy. Have you ever thought of the feeling of death?

嘿，你有想過(guò)死亡是什么感覺嗎?

Tom:

yes, I never forget the feeling of touching the death when I played the roller coaster last year! Really scaring.

是的，我永遠(yuǎn)不會(huì)忘記去年我玩過(guò)山車時(shí)那種臨近死亡的感覺。相當(dāng)?shù)乜植馈?/p>

Susan:

Oh，poor boy. I love the exciting feeling of switching back on the roller coaster , so close to the heaven.

可憐的孩子，我可愛死了在過(guò)山上回轉(zhuǎn)而下的那種刺激，感覺像靠近了天堂。

Tom:

So brave you are，and I envy you that you could be so positive to the death.

你可真勇敢，我真羨慕你能如此樂(lè)觀地面對(duì)死亡。

Susan:

Speaking of the courage，I think you should learn from the 76 years old man who arranged a funeral for himself!

說(shuō)到勇敢，我想你該向那位為自己操辦葬禮的76歲老人學(xué)習(xí)。

Tom:

What a crazy man! There are all kinds of birds in the huge forest.

真是瘋子，林子大了什么鳥都有。

Susan:

You are right.

就是啊。

Tom:

what the hell does he do this for?

他到底為什么要這么做啊?

Susan:

He said he just want to enjoy the filial piety from his children when he is still alive!

他說(shuō)，他只是想在生前好好享受子女的孝順。

Tom:

So，how does his children agree with the quick funeral?

那，他的子女怎么會(huì)同意這個(gè)活人葬禮的呢?

Susan:

They will do everything to make their father happy.

只要老人開心，他們?cè)敢庾鋈魏问虑椤?/p>

Tom:

Wow!Really obedient children!

天哪，可真是孝順的子女!