 2009-01-03 Let's Go Skiing
Although the word of winter seems to covey anything but warmth, I believe the idea of going skiing is sure to kindle the passion within many people. Today we will talk about skiing. | |
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 A: Hello and welcome to  Listeners Garden here. I'm Chris.
B: And I'm Manling. Glad to be with you again.
A: Yes. But Manling, did you notice something special this week?
B: Sure. It must the lighting of the Olympic flame in Greece. It's certainly exciting news.
A: Indeed. We will have a look at the latest happenings surrounding the 2008 Olympic Games. If you look a bit further, you will notice that the Paralympics follow soon after the Summer Olympics.
B: Yes, and that should be given equal attention as well.
A: So today, our topics will focus on education for the disabled.
B: Right. We'll talk about lawmaking concerning special education.
A: But first, let's open our Letterbox.
A: Welcome to  Letterbox on Listeners Garden. I am Chris.
A: Welcome back to "Listener's Garden." I am Chris.
B: And I am Manling. Today we'll talk about special education and its legislation.
A: Well, that's the end of our topic today. It's good to know that some efforts are being made in this regard.
B: Indeed. All right, so much for special education today. We will be back with our Chinese wisdom story right after this.
A: You are listening to "Listeners' Garden" here on China Radio International. Next in our program, we'll take a quick look at what we have to look forward to in next week's feature programs.
B: With that, we've come to the end of this edition of Listeners Garden. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can always write to us. Our address is: English Service, China Radio International, Beijing, China. The postal code is 100040.
A: You can also email us at garden@cri.com.cn. Check our Web site by logging onto www.crienglish.com. From Beijing, this is Chris.
B: I am Manling. Thanks for joining us. See you next week.
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