【推荐3】音乐具有无穷的魔力，能给予我们力量和温暖。请为以下歌曲匹配相应的人生启示，选项中有一项为多余选项。

Here are some songs that we can learn life lessons from.

Change —     1    

When things get hard, these times need you to get harder. Always fight for what you believe in no matter how hard things may seem. Never give up for the change.

Never Grow Up —     2    

Sometimes being young is like a total pain and things never turn out pleasant. It makes you wish you were an adult to avoid such hard times. However, one should always value their youthful days and pure childhood.

The Best Day —     3    

Even on your hardest of days, there’s someone in your family that manages to bring a smile to your face. When days seem to be dark, don’t forget that your family love you unconditionally.

Long Live —     4    

During your school years, you’ve fought many battles. At every time with a dangerous dragon, a friend was there by you to kill it together. Never forget the magic of your friendship and make it as long-lasting as possible.

Fifteen —     5    

When you’re a young teenager, even the smallest things seem life-changing. You should never let go of the important things like self-respect and keeping good friendships.

【推荐2】Have you ever read Andersen’s fairy tale The Ugly Duckling (丑小鸭)? Do you know that his motherland is Denmark? It lies in northern Europe. Let me tell you something about it.

You can find almost any fast food in Denmark, such as hamburgers and hot dogs. Danish open-faced sandwiches are not only delicious, but also pretty and fun. They are works of art. Tasting some is an experience that shouldn’t be missed.

“Lego” toys were created in Denmark. The toys were made of wood before. Building with Legos helps students learn about engineering, physics and technology in a fun way. In 1968, the first Legoland theme park opened in Billund, Denmark. Today, there are Legoland parks in California, Florida, Malaysia, Dubai, Windsor, Japan and Germany.

Bicycling is popular in Denmark. Nine out of ten Danes have a bike. They ride their bikes no matter what the weather. They aren’t just riding bikes for fun. They use bikes to get to work, to take their kids to places, and even to carry goods. Today, more and more people are choosing bikes over cars. They have a saying in Denmark: “A bicycle is a Dane’s best friend.”

Denmark is called the land of fairy tales. Andersen’s another popular fairy tale is The Little Mermaid (美人鱼). The Little Mermaid statue (雕塑) has been regarded as Denmark’s most famous landmark since 1913. The Danes believe that she brings them good luck.

【推荐3】Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands, has long attracted visitors because of its beautiful canals, colorful cultural activities, and plentiful museums. Rich in history, Amsterdam is also home to people from over 180 countries.

The city was firstly founded as a fishing village in the thirteenth century. As time went on, it became a center of trade, and its transportation system was finally developed. This transportation system defines(界定) the Amsterdam of today:about 90 small islands spread out across a network of more than 160 winding canals. Because Amsterdam sits on soft, wet land, more than 11 million poles are used to hold up buildings, houses, and even the train station!

While boats are everywhere, the city is well suited for biking. More than 500 kilometers of bicycle paths throughout the city offer bikers a paradise(乐园) of peaceful lanes and charming bridges to discover. Most of Amsterdam’s citizens cycle daily, and there are more bikes in the city than people!

Mild weather makes Amsterdam a wonderful city to visit all year round, but it’s at its best in spring. Throughout April, nature takes center stage during Amsterdam’s Tulip(郁金香) Festival. More than half a million tulips blow up with color in gardens and parks all around the city.

One of the dearest holidays in the Netherlands is King’s Day, when the Dutch honor the birthday of King Willem Alexander. Every April 27, nearly a million people dress in orange-the country’s national color-to attend concerts, watch boat parades, and shop at huge outdoor markets.

April is also when Amsterdam celebrates National Museum Week, which fits for the city with the most museums in the world. The Rijks Museum, one of Amsterdam’s most famous museums, shows around 8,000 objects of art and history. Another well-known site is the Anne Frank House, where the young diarist and her family hid from the Nazis during World War I. The house now serves as an important museum.

Amsterdam has more than 50 concert halls and theaters, over 9,000 monuments, and around 1,500 bars and restaurants. There is certainly no lack of attractions, entertainment, or history in this colorful city!

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