Hello 大家好，经过两周的修养，我们回归了。因为主播在生病期间喝了很多茶，茶也对他恢复健康起到了很多的作用，所以我们这一期决定来讲一下茶叶。 Hello everyone and welcome to episode 28 of Weekend English Club. Last week I was sick and had a cold, so I was not able to work on an episode but I got better and want to talk about tea today. I like drinking tea when I am sick, but also when I am healthy. But what is tea actually, and where did it come from? Tea is a drink made by pouring boiling water over the leaves of a plant called Camellia Sinensis, but you do not have to remember that name. Most people just call it the tea plant. This plant originally came from an area around Yunnan in China. Aside from water, tea is the most popular drink in the whole world. Chinese people started using tea as a medicine thousands of years ago, and later it also became popular as an everyday drink. Before the Tang dynasty tea was mainly drunk in southern China, but later it also became popular in the rest of the country and also spread to Korea, Japan and Vietnam. These countries still drink a lot of tea as well, but it also became popular in the rest of the world. Westerners learned about tea around 500 years ago when they started trading with China. Dutch traders bought tea in China and Japan and brought it back to Europe, where it then became a popular drink in places like the Netherlands, Germany and France. Eventually tea also spread to the United Kingdom, where it became super popular as well. English people started adding milk and sugar to their tea, which they still do today. In Europe tea used to be very expensive and only for rich people, but around 200 years ago it became much cheaper and everyone could drink tea. There are many types of tea, such as white tea, yellow tea, green tea, oolong tea, black tea which is known as red tea in china, and pu'er tea. They are all very different and some of them are stronger than the others, but they can all have very interesting flavors. Of course now you also have many other drinks like ice tea and bubble tea, but in the past people only had normal tea. China still produces half of all the tea in the world and tea is still a very important part of many cultures around the world. It is good for your health, so do not forget to drink some tea regularly. * Pouring：倾泻；倒 * Boiling：沸腾的 * Originally：最初，原来 * Aside from：除了...之外 * Spread：传播；流传 * Vietnam：越南 * Eventually：最终；终于 * Bubble tea：珍珠奶茶 * Produce：生产，制造 * Half of：一半；...的一半 * Regularly：定期地，有规律地 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家周末好！这周荷兰的温度骤降，感觉一下子进入了深冬，你所在的城市的温度是怎样的呢？ 这一期我们来讲一下佛罗伦萨 - 一座著名的意大利城市，希望你能学到一些新知识！ Hello everyone and welcome to episode 29 of Weekend English Club. Today I want to talk about Florence, a beautiful city in northern Italy. I visited Florence more than a year ago and was really impressed with this beautiful old city, and I want to introduce it to you as well. Florence is known as Firenze in Italian and has a long and famous history. It became a very important European city around 500 years ago, when Italy was not yet one country. Florence back then was an independent city with its own government, ruled for a long time by a very powerful family, called the Medici family. They became very rich and powerful because they were some of the first bankers in Italy, and owning their own bank made them very rich. Because of this, they managed to become the most powerful family in the city and use their money to build beautiful buildings and order great works of art from some of the most famous artists of their time. The rich people of Florence became very interested in history, art and science and because of this, Florence became one of the most important cities in Europe for some time. Probably the most famous symbol of Florence is the cathedral in the middle of the city, a large building which was completed in the year 1436. It took more than a hundred years to build it, and the largest challenge was the dome they wanted to build on top of the cathedral. A dome is a large, round type of roof and it is very hard to build, especially before modern times. The problem was solved by an architect called Filippo Brunelleschi, who managed to finish the roof of the cathedral which many people did not think was possible. The front of the cathedral is decorated with an amazing amount of art and statues and seeing it yourself is a very unique experience. The first time I saw it I really had no words because it was such a beautiful thing to see. Florence has many buildings like this, such as the Uffizi palace which is now a very large museum filled with famous art. If you like Italian history and beautiful European buildings, Florence is really one of the best cities to visit. When you walk around the old city it feels like you go back in time and you can imagine what it must have been like 500 years ago. You can walk around the city for days and be amazed by the beauty of it, and because it is in Italy the food is of course also very good. I would love to visit Florence again some day and I hope you can do so too. But if you go, I think it is better to visit in the winter when it is not so busy since it is one of the most visited cities in Italy. When people ask me what the most beautiful city that I have visited is, I still say Florence and if you look up some photos of it online I am sure you will see why. * Florence：佛洛伦萨 * Introduce：介绍 * Not yet：还没有；尚未 * Banker：银行家 * For some time：一段时间 * Challenge：挑战 * Dome：穹顶，圆屋顶 * Modern：现代的 * Statues：雕像（复数） * Go back in time：回到从前；时光倒流 * Do so：这样做 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好！这一期我们来讲一下喜欢的电影题材~ Hello everyone and welcome to episode 30 of Weekend English Club. I hope you all had a nice week, and today I want to tell you a little bit about what kind of movies I like. There are so many different movies in the world that unfortunately we cannot watch them all, so it helps if at least you know what you like to watch and what you do not like to watch. I started watching movies when I was a child and back then I mostly watched animated movies such as Toy Story, Lion King, Shrek and just a lot of Disney movies in general. I really like old animated movies because everything had to be drawn by hand, but modern ones are also good. Japanese animated movies are very famous and I also like to watch them. Long ago all movies were in black and white without colors and that can also be an interesting experience. It makes you focus on different details compared to movies in color, and even now some directors make movies in black and white if they want to create a special type of movie. I really like Casablanca, a movie in black and white which is already more than 80 years old and also very famous. There are a lot of genres in the movie world like comedy, action, crime, horror, fantasy, romance and more. I never liked horror movies myself but I do like thriller movies, which are movies with exciting stories that can really make you feel tense and nervous about what will happen. Superhero movies are of course also very big, with famous examples like the Batman movies, Spiderman, Iron Man and so on. It is really easy to watch all these different movies nowadays with streaming services like Netflix, but when I was a child the internet was still new and you could not watch movies online. We always had to buy the DVD if we wanted to watch something and hope it was good, and some movies were really hard to find where I lived. Nowadays it is really easy to find movies to watch but I also feel a bit overwhelmed sometimes with all the choices we have. I still have a long list of movies I want to watch and I hope I have time for that soon. I like that every country has their own style of making movies, and watching movies from all around the world can be a good way to learn about different places. If you watched some good ones recently, maybe you can also tell me about them. * Unfortunately：不幸地，遗憾地 * Animated：动画片的 * Disney：迪士尼 * In general：通常，一般来说 * By hand：用手 * Directors：导演（复数） * Genres：流派，体裁（复数） * Comedy：喜剧，喜剧片 * Crime：犯罪，犯罪片 * Thriller movies：悬疑电影（复数） * Tense：令人紧张的；绷紧的 * Nervous：神经紧张的，担忧的 * Streaming services：流媒体服务 * Overwhelmed：（情感）难以禁受；使应接不暇 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家周末好！这周末大家看奥运会了吗？ 个人感觉这一届的奥运会场地的色彩搭配真的很不错。这一期来给大家介绍一下世界上最长的山脉 - 位于南美洲的安第斯山脉。希望大家能从中学到一些关于南美洲的知识！ Today I will talk about the Andes mountains of South America. The Andes mountains are the longest mountain range in the world, running through seven different countries. These countries are Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina. It is almost 9000 kilometers long, with an average height of 4000 meters, but the tallest peak of the Andes is at a height of almost 7000 meters. The Andes mountains have an interesting history, mostly because of the Inca empire that existed in these mountains during the 15th and 16th centuries. This was a large, wealthy empire, and the Incan people built one of the most famous places in South America, a city known as Machu Picchu. They built this city on the peak of a mountain at a height of more than 2000 meters and you can still visit the ruins of that city today. It is part of the Andes mountains and in a very beautiful location. The Inca empire was conquered by the Spanish empire, who then took control of most of South America including the Andes mountains. There the Spanish also found one of the largest silver mines in the world near a place called Potosi, and many people were sent to the mountains to dig up all the silver for the Spanish. The climate of the Andes is different depending on where you are, because it is so long. In the south it is rainy and cool, in the central area it is dry while the northern Andes are rainy and warm, and the weather can change a lot between small distances. Since it is a mountain range, you can also find volcanoes there. Some of the highest volcanoes in the world are in the Andes, in an area known as the Andean Volcanic Belt. Many people do not know that some very famous types of food come from the region around the Andes mountains. Did you know that potatoes, corn, tomatoes and chocolate all come from South America? These things seem so normal to us now, but before the Spanish brought them from South America to Europe and Asia, we did not have any of them here. I hope this made you more curious about the Andes mountains and the things that were found there in the past. * South America: 南美洲 * Average：平均的，中等的 * Height：高度 * Peak：顶峰 * Inca empire：印加帝国 * Wealthy：富有的 * Ruins：遗迹（复数）；废墟 * Conquer：占领，攻克；征服 * Spanish：西班牙的 * Silver：银 * Mines：矿山（复数） * Dig up：挖掘 * Distance：距离 * Volcano：火山 * Asia：亚洲 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好！大家周末过得如何呢？从这一期开始，我们将给大家连续介绍几座世界上有名的山脉，让大家借此机会来了解不同的山脉。这一期我们就来讲一下世界上最高的山脉 -- 喜马拉雅山脉的珠穆朗玛峰。 Hello everyone and welcome to episode 14 of Weekend English Club. I want to start talking about mountains in the coming weeks, and will start with the most famous mountain, called Mount Everest. Mount Everest is part of the Himalayas, a long area of mountains on the Western border of China. The mountain is both part of China and part of Nepal, and the border between these two countries is located on the mountain. In English the mountain was named after George Everest, a British government worker, but the mountain also has older names in the Tibetan and Nepali languages. In the Nepali language they use a name which translates to “goddess of the sky” and in Tibet they have a name which means “holy mother”. Mount Everest is famous because it is the tallest mountain in the entire world, and in 2020 the peak of the mountain was recorded to be at a height of almost 9000 meters. Nothing else in the world is taller than that. Climbing the mountain is incredibly dangerous and can not be done without much preparation and training. At the top there is very little oxygen and it is extremely cold. It is hard to breathe and with all the snow and wind you can easily freeze or fall down, so most people who go up the mountain now use local guides. The first people we know who tried to climb the mountain were British, starting in 1921. The first attempts were not successful, and during one of them two people even disappeared. Only the ninth attempt was successful in reaching the peak of the mountain. The men who did so were Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay from Nepal, in 1953. The temperature on the mountain is always below zero, and around January it can be -36 degrees. * Border: 国界，边境 * Nepal：尼泊尔 * Be named after：以...命名 * British：英国的，英国人 * Tibetan：西藏的 * Goddess：女神 * Peak：山顶；顶点 * Height：高度 * Incredibly：难以置信地；非常地 * Oxygen：氧气 * Breathe：呼吸 * Freeze：结冰；冻住；感到很冷，冻僵 * Attempts：尝试（复数） * Disappeared：消失（过去式） * New Zealand：新西兰 * Temperature：温度，气温 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

大家周末好！ Weekend English Club 更新啦，奥运会在即，今年的奥运会在法国巴黎举行。所以我们也想来给大家讲一下巴黎著名的地标 - 埃菲尔铁塔。 Hello everyone and welcome to the thirteenth episode of Weekend English Club. Today's episode will be about the most famous monument in Paris, called the Eiffel tower. When you talk about Paris, one of the first things most people will think of is the Eiffel tower. It is such a famous monument in France, it is hard to imagine Paris without the Eiffel tower. But of course, it was not always there. There was a time when Paris had no Eiffel tower, and that was before 1889. In 1889 Paris hosted an event called the world's fair, where different countries could show off their culture and achievements. This was also a way for France to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the French revolution. The tower was designed and built by a company led by a man named Gustave Eiffel, which is why it is called the Eiffel tower. Many people doubted it would be possible to build the tower when the design was published, but the designer believed it could be done. The builders started to build the tower in 1887. After two years of work the tower was finished, and it was the tallest thing ever built by humans until then. It is completely made from iron and 300 meters tall. There are three floors that you can visit, with restaurants on the first and second floor. You can buy a ticket to take the stairs and walk all the way up, or take the elevator. If you want to go up, it takes 600 steps. All the way at the top floor is a private apartment built for Gustave Eiffel, which you can also visit. Building the tower showed the world what was possible with all the new technology of the time, so it was very impressive. In 1991, the Eiffel tower was listed as part of a World Heritage Site, and in 2022 the tower was visited by almost 6 million people. That means it is one of the most visited monuments in the world. At night the tower is especially beautiful, since they use big lights to light up the tower. You can see it from almost anywhere in Paris, and it has become so famous that I cannot imagine France without the Eiffel tower. * Paris: 巴黎 * France：法国 * Imagine：想象 * Achievements：成就（复数） * Anniversary：周年纪念（日） * French revolution：法国大革命 * Doubt：怀疑，不确定；不信任 * Publish：发行；发表；公布 * Iron：铁 * Stairs：楼梯（复数）；梯级（复数） * Elevator：电梯 * Apartment：公寓 * Technology：科技，技术 * World Heritage Site：世界遗产 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好呀！休息了一周，我们这周的 Weekend English Club 回归啦。这一期我们继续来讲人类历史上的伟大奇迹- -- 位于意大利罗马的古罗马圆形大剧场。 Last week I did not manage to record an episode because I was so busy, but today I will talk about the Colosseum in Rome. In the center of Rome, the capital of Italy, you can find a very large monument called the Colosseum. It is one of the most famous monuments of European history, and it was built a long time ago. It is a huge building and was surely an impressive thing to see in the time it was built. The Roman empire was very large and powerful in the first century in Europe, and it was them who built the Colosseum. The Romans started building it under emperor Vespasianus and it was finished in the year 80. It is the largest ancient theater ever built with a length of 189 meters and walls that are 48 meters high. The Colosseum was used to entertain people, just like sports stadiums we have today. Rome was one of the biggest cities in the world back then, and the Colosseum could contain up to 80.000 people. There were special seats for the emperor and Roman politicians, called senators. They were the most powerful men in Rome so they got the best seats. But the Romans did not go to the Colosseum to watch people play football or basketball. The world was very different back then, and the Romans wanted something more exciting. They loved watching gladiators, men trained to fight with real weapons. These were the superstars of the Roman world, but their job was of course very dangerous, and they even fought wild animals like lions and bears while people watched. There were also theater plays, and maybe most impressively, the Romans could fill the Colosseum with water and bring boats inside to show the people what a battle at sea looked like. After the Roman empire disappeared, people stopped using the Colosseum for entertainment and it was abandoned. It still stands there though, and nowadays millions of people visit it every year, more than in the time of the Romans. * Impressive: 给人印象深刻的 * Roman empire：罗马帝国 * The Romans：罗马人（复数） * Entertain：娱乐，使...有兴趣，使...快乐 * Stadium：体育场，运动场；（古希腊或古罗马的）竞走跑道 * Politician：政客；政治家 * Senator：参议员，（古罗马的）元老院议员 * Gladiator：斗剑者；古罗马公开表演的格斗者 * Theater plays：剧场演出（复数） * Entertainment：娱乐，娱乐表演 * Abandon：抛弃，遗弃 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好，第十一期上线啦，这一期我们来聊聊大家熟悉的长城，不知道大家会不会在这一期中学到关于长城的冷知识呢？ 欢迎分享！ Welcome everyone to another episode of Weekend English club, where I help you improve your English with short stories. Today is the eleventh episode of this podcast and today I will talk a little bit about the Great Wall of China. I think that in the west, the Great Wall is probably the most famous Chinese monument. If you ask someone what they know about China, they will probably mention the Great Wall. It is an amazing monument, and I don't think there is anything like it in the rest of the world. I think a lot of people don't know that several walls were built in Northern China, with the most famous wall being built during the Ming dynasty. It is the longest building in the world, more than 6000 kilometers long. You can follow the wall all the way from Gansu province to Beijing. Why did the Ming emperors and others before them build these walls though? Well, the most important reason was to protect the northern border of China at the time. Back then, China was often fighting with the Mongol tribes in the north. The wall was built to keep these people out, and the strongest part of the wall was built near Beijing to protect the capital. It makes sense when you look at history, because the Mongols did invade China before and started the Yuan dynasty. The Ming emperors were afraid of something like that happening again, so they put a lot of effort into protecting the northern border. Of course we know China has always been very big, so the Great Wall is also very long. Building it was hard work, and not a nice experience for the people who had to do it. Back then the workers did not have the rights they have today and people had to transport stone from far away to build the wall. In some places they had to carry stone into the mountains, and most of the builders did not earn much money and got little food. It was hard work, but thanks to those people the wall was built and China now has one of the most famous monuments in the world. And it did work for a long time. The wall could be used to keep people out of China, but also as a road for traveling the northern border. But after almost 300 years, the people in the north made it past the wall again and started a new dynasty, the Qing dynasty. After this China would be ruled by Manchu people until the 20th century. * Probably: 大概；或许 * Monument：纪念碑；遗物；名胜古迹 * Dynasty：朝代 * Emperor：皇帝 * Border：国境，边界 * Mongol tribes：蒙古部落 * Makes sense：容易理解的；讲得通；有道理；合理的 * Invade：侵略；武力入侵 * Be afraid of：害怕 * Effort：努力；艰难的尝试；精力 * Manchu people：满族人 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

大家好，第十期上线啦！ 这一集我们来讲一下埃及金字塔~ Welcome everyone to another episode of Weekend English club, where I help you improve your English with short stories. Today is already episode 10, which means I have been doing this for 10 weeks. For this episode I wanted to talk about something related to history, since history and culture are my great passions. As you might have guessed from the title of the episode, today's subject is pyramids. What are pyramids? Well, a pyramid is a type of structure in the shape of a triangle. The most famous ones can be found in Egypt, and they are extremely old. There are more than 100 pyramids in Egypt, and the oldest one is more than 4500 years old and still exists today. Of course it was not easy to build these pyramids, because they are enormous stone structures which took a long time to build. Great blocks of stone had to be transported on rivers or through the desert, and there are many different ideas about how the pyramids were built. The most famous and biggest pyramid is the pyramid of Giza, which was the tallest structure built by humans for more than 3800 years and needed around 4000 people to build it. It was almost 150 meters high, and they used more than 2 million blocks of stone. Can you imagine convincing people nowadays to work on a project like this? And back then they did not even have all the modern tools we have now. So why did the Egyptians build these pyramids? Well, most of them were used as tombs for the rulers of ancient Egypt, called the pharaoh. The pharaoh was the ruler of the Egyptians, and in ancient times they were very rich and powerful. Only someone so powerful could order people to build a pyramid for him, which is why so many can be found in Egypt. Deep inside the pyramid the pharaoh would be buried, together with many valuable treasures. The most famous treasure found in a pyramid is the mask of pharaoh Tutankhamun, a beautiful mask made of gold which the pharaoh was buried with. The Egyptians were not the only people who made pyramids though, but if you want to know more about pyramids outside Egypt, maybe I can talk about that another time. * Already: 已经 * Passion：热情 * Subject：主题；话题 * Pyramids：金字塔 * Egypt：埃及 * Extremely：极度；非常 * Enormous：巨大的；极大的 * Block：一块（木料，石头等）；大块；街区 * Convince：说服 * Egyptians：埃及人（复数） * Tomb：坟墓 * Ruler：统治者 * Pharaoh：法老 * Bury：埋葬，埋藏 * Treasure：金银财宝，珍贵之物；财宝 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好，这周的播客在周日晚上线啦！祝大家端午节快乐！ Hello everyone and welcome to episode 9 of Weekend English Club, where I tell short stories to help you train your English. Nowadays there are many different types of trains, from slow trains to super fast trains. There used to be a time when there were no trains in the world, but the invention of trains changed our societies a lot. Today I want to talk a little bit about the history of trains. For most of human history the only ways to travel on land were by walking or by riding horses. This took a long time of course, so many people would never leave their hometown unless they had a good reason to do so. Transporting things on land also took a long time, but everything changed when trains were invented. In the 19th century the United Kingdom started a process that changed the world forever, called the industrial revolution. During this time many new things were invented that completely changed how we live, and one of those things was the train. A few different types of trains were invented, but in 1825 a train was invented in the United Kingdom which could transport people between two cities for the first time in history. These first trains used the power of steam to move and soon they could be found all over Europe. They were not very fast compared to the trains we have now, but for the people back then they were very fast. Railways were built all over Europe, and later all over the world. Nowadays there are many different types of trains which use different kinds of power to move, like electricity. It might seem normal to us now, but imagine if you had to walk for example from Beijing to Shanghai. It would take you two weeks or more, but thanks to the high speed train that exists now you can travel between these cities in only four hours. The first trains only had a speed of around 40 kilometers per hour, but this high speed train can go up to 350 kilometers per hour, so you can imagine why trains changed the world so much. Next time you take the train to travel to another city, try to think what your trip would have been like if trains did not exist. * Used to be: 曾经是 * Invention: 发明；创造 * Society：社会；societies 社会（复数） * Unless：除非 * Ride horses：骑马 * Transport：（用交通工具）运输；运送 * Process：过程；进程 * industrial revolution：工业革命 * Completely：完全地 * Steam：蒸汽；蒸汽动力 * Compared to：与...相比；根据...来衡量或判断 * Back then：当时；过去的某个时间点/时期 * Railways：铁路 * High speed train：高速列车；高铁 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

Hello 大家好，这周的 Weekend English Club 上线啦！希望大家周末愉快呀！ Hello everyone and welcome to episode 8 of Weekend English Club, where I tell short stories to help you train your English. Last week when I talked about Audi I also mentioned cars driving on the left side of the road. Driving on the left side is not that common so I decided to talk a little bit about why some countries drive on the left while most countries drive on the right. Actually, there are different theories about why some countries drive on the left. Some people say it is because the ancient Romans used to drive on the left, and European countries followed their example. Others say it is because in medieval times, knights used to ride their horses on the left side of the road so they could greet people with their right hand. At least we know for sure that for a long time in history many places did not have strict rules about driving on the left or right side of the road, at least until modern cars were invented. We do know that the United Kingdom decided to drive on the left side, and they spread this rule to the many countries they conquered around the world. A lot of countries used to drive on the left but switched to driving on the right later. For example, Canada changed the rules because the United States drives on the right, and they wanted to drive on the same side as the United States. This makes things easier when you have to drive across the border. In China, some areas used to drive on the left as well, but in 1946 the government decided that everyone should drive on the right. Only in Hong Kong and Macau do people still drive on the left because of their history with Portugal and the United Kingdom. Many other countries like India, Australia, Pakistan and Japan still drive on the left side, so this can be confusing for tourists who are not used to it, but I think it is interesting to see the different rules between countries around the world. * Actually：实际上，事实上 * Theory：理论 * Ancient：古老的 * Romans：罗马人 * Medieval times：中世纪 * Knight：骑士 * Greet：打招呼；致意 * At least：至少 * Invented：发明；创造（过去式） * Spread： 传播；散布 * Conquer：征服；占领 * Switch：转变；改变 * Portugal：葡萄牙 * Pakistan：巴基斯坦 * Confusing：令人迷惑的 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan

大家好呀！这周我们换一个新的话题，聊聊汽车！希望对汽车爱好者，譬如我弟弟，学习一些汽车相关的英文单词有帮助！ Hello everyone and welcome to episode 7 of Weekend English Club, where I tell short stories to help you train your English. The past few weeks I have been talking about holidays but today I will talk about something different. I will talk about the German car brand Audi, so you will hear more words related to car technology. The history of Audi starts in 1909, when its founder started a business in Zwickau, a city in the eastern part of Germany. The founder was a man called August Horch. His last name Horch means listen in English, and the Latin word for listen is Audi. This is how Audi got its name. Audi started its history creating cars with powerful engines and was the first German car manufacturer to build a car with the steering wheel on the left side. It used to be more common to have the steering wheel on the right side, but this changed with time. Their headquarters used to be in the east of Germany, but later they decided to move their company headquarters to West Germany and continued their production from there. Nowadays Audi is quite a big brand, and they produce more than a million cars every year. Audi is known for its luxury and sports cars, such as the Audi RS6. The letters RS stand for Racing Sports, so the name can give you an idea of what kind of car this is. It is a car model with a powerful V8 engine and can reach a speed of 250 kilometers per hour. Aside from these kinds of cars, Audi also has plans to produce more electric cars. Now we can look at the vocabulary for this week. * Past: 过去的 * German：德国的 * Technology：技术 * Founder：创立者 * Business：生意；商业 * Latin：拉丁文 * Powerful：强大的；有影响力的 * Engine：发动机；引擎 * Manufacturer：生产商；制造商 * Steering wheel：方向盘 * Headquarter：总部 * Production：生产；制造 * Nowadays：现在；如今 * Be known for：因...而出名 * Luxury：奢侈的；豪华的 * Stand for: 代表；象征 * Speed：速度 * Aside from：除了...之外 主播：Daniel 校对：nan_nan