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三星堆英文导游词
第一篇：三星堆英文导游词
Good
morning,
Ladies
and
gentlemen.
Welcome
to
Sanxingdui
Museum.
The
museum
the
capital
of
the
Shu
Kingdom
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and
Cancong
was
the
first
ruler.
So
the
Shu
people
regarded
Cancong
as
their
ancestral
deity.
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According
to
written
records
in
the
Shu
Kingdom’s
Chronicle,
it
says:
“
Cancong
had
protruding
eyes”.
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In
the
past,
scholars
were
very
confused
of
the
term
“protruding
eyes”,
because
they
did
not
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know
what
it
really
meant.
In
order
to
explain
it,
a
lot
of
speculative
theories
were
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invented.
But
none
of
them
were
convincing.
Now
with
the
excavation
of
this
mask,
most
archeologists
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agree
that
the
term
should
refer
to
the
appearance
of
the
mask.
They
believe
that
the
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mask
represents
the
image
of
CanCong
,
the
first
ruler
of
the
Shu
kingdom..
Everybody
,do
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you
agree
the
explanation?
If
you
don’t
,
here
I
want
to
share
other
speculations
with
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you.
One
opinion
is
the
mask
is
associated
with
some
folklore.
Because
the
exaggerated
eyes
and
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ears
are
the
most
impressive
features
of
the
mask.
So
some
archeologist
believed
that
these
images
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symbolize
the
so-called
Thousand-Mile
Eye
and
Wind-Accompanying
Ear
in
Chinese
folklore.
Another
opinion
is
that
the
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mask
shows
the
evolution
of
totems.
Because
early
cultures
tend
to
mix
animism
with
ancestral
worship
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,
so
it
is
not
strange
that
the
mask
has
both
animalistic
and
human
features.
Everybody,
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no
matter
which
opinion
you
take,
because
we
have
no
written
records
about
how
and
why
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the