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1、 经典美文英语短篇欣赏 美文是新文学领域最亮丽的一方新土地,具有可意会难言说的韵味。它唯美、精致、隽永、智慧,发人深省,感人至深,既充满生活情趣,又不乏理性光辉,尤其受到青少年朋友的喜爱。小编精心收集了短篇经典英语美文，供大家欣赏学习!短篇经典英语美文篇1 更好的明天 A Better Tomorrow People often wonder why historians go to so much trouble to preserve millions of books,documents and records. Why do we have libraries? What good a
2、re these documents and history books? Why do werecord and save the actions of men, the negotiations of government officials and the eventsduring wars? We do it because, sometimes, the voice of experience can cause us to stop, look and , past records, when understood in the right way, can help us dec
3、ide what to do andwhat not to do. If we are ever to create lasting peace, we must seek its origins in humanexperience and in the records of human history. From the stories of courage and devotion of men and women, we create the inspirations ofyouth. History records the suffering, the self-denial, th
4、e devotion, and the heroic deeds ofpeople in the past. These records can help us when we are confused and when we really needpeace. The main purpose of history is to create a better world. History gives a warning to those whopromote war,and inspiration to those who seek peace. In short, history help
5、s us learn. Yesterdays records can keep us from repeating yesterdaysmistakes. And from the pieces of mosaic assembled by historians come the great murals whichrepresent the progress ofmankind. 更好的明天 人们常常心存疑虑,为什么历史学家要费尽周折地保存数以万计的书籍、文献和记录。 我们为什么要有图书馆呢?这些文献和史书有何用处呢? 我们为什么要记载并保存人类的行为、政府官员的谈判和战争中的事件呢? 我们
6、这么做的原因在于有时候经验之音能促使我们停步、观察和倾听。也因为有时候过去的记载经过正确地诠释,能帮助我们决定何事可为、何事不可为。如果我们想要创造永久的和平,我们就必须从人类的经验以及人类历史的记载中去探索其渊源。 从表达男性和女性勇敢和奉献精神的故事之中,我们获得了青春的启示。历史记载着人类的一切苦难、克己、忠诚和英勇的事迹。这些记载在我们困惑和渴望和平时能对我们有所帮助。 历史的主要目的是创造一个更加美好的世界。历史对那些力主战争的人给以警告,给予那些寻求和平的人以启示。 简而言之,历史帮助我们学习。昨日的记载可以使我们防止重蹈覆辙。这些历史学家们创作的像马赛克一样色彩缤纷的历史片断会聚
7、成了代表人类进步的伟大壁画。短篇经典英语美文篇2 女士优先 Ladys First For a long period before the 1960s, women were considered to be the weaker sex,just asShakespeare said inHamlet:“Frailty, thy name is women.In contrast, men were regarded thestronger and the dominant this light man should undertake the duty to adopt aprotect
8、ive attitude toward the so-called weaker implied that men should help womenon and off with their coats, light their cigarettes,open the doors for them to get on and off thewagon, train, bus, etc. Or to enter the houses. Have you ever seen the movie “Titanic? Well, when the ship was sinking,it was th
9、e women whohad the right to get on the lifeboats first,just because men had the responsibility for taking careof and protectingwomen!This could lead to the conclusion that the custom “Lady First wasdeveloped out of respect in appearance,but in fact it was kind of looking down upon women innature. In
10、 the 1960s, women began to challenge this tradition. Just as one lady put it,“Historically,men should walk on the outside of the pavement so as to prevent the ladys dress from beingspoilt by mud splashed by a carriage. Today a man is supposed to walk on the outside should walk where he wants to. So
11、should a out of love and respect, he actuallywants to take the blows,he should walk on the inside, because thats where muggers are hidingthese days.This shows that to treat a woman as inferior justbecause she is a female is notonly insulting but also out of step with contemporary American may go to
12、therestaurants Dutch may refuse such words as chairman, businessmen, they prefer chairperson, businessperson, police or cop just to show thatthey are equal in every respect with males!短篇经典英语美文篇3 夜晚 Night has fallen over the country. Through the trees rises the red moon, and the stars arescarcely see
13、n. In the vast shadow of night the coolness and the dews descend. I sit at theopen window to enjoy them; andhear only the voice of the summer wind. Like black hulks, theshadows of the great trees ride at anchor onthe billowy sea of grass. I cannot see the red and blue flowers, but I know that they a
14、re there. Far away in the meadowgleams the silver Charles. The tramp of horses hoofs sounds from the wooden bridge. Then allis still save the continuous wind of the summer night. Sometimes I know not if it be the windor the sound of the neighboring village clock strikes; and I feel that I am not alo
15、ne. How different it is in the city! It is late, and the crowd is gone. You step out upon the balcony,and liein the very bosom of the cool, dewy night as if you folded her garments about lies the publicwalk with trees, like a fathomless, black gulf, into whose silent darknessthe spirit plunges, and
16、floats away with some beloved spirit clasped in its embrace. The lamps are still burning up and down the long street. People go by with grotesque shadows,now foreshortened, and now lengthening away into the darkness and vanishing, while a newone springs up behind the walker, and seems to pass him re
17、volving like the sail of a iron gates of the park shut with a jangling clang. There are footsteps and loud voices; atumult; a drunken brawl; an alarm of fire; then silence again. And now at length the city isasleep, and we can see the night. The belated moon looks over the rooftops and finds no one
18、to welcome her. The moonlight isbroken. It lieshere and there in the squares, and the opening of the streets angular like blocksof white marble. 夜幕已经笼罩着乡间。一轮红月正从树林后面徐徐升起，天上几乎见不到星星。在这苍茫夜色中，寒气与露水降下来了。我坐在敞开的窗前欣赏着这夜色，耳边只听见那夏天的风声。虽然我见不到红色和蓝色的花朵，但是我知道它们在哪儿。远处的草地上，银色的查尔斯河闪闪发光。木桥那边传来了踢嗒踢嗒的马啼声。接着，万物俱寂，只留下夏夜不
19、断的风声。有时，我丝毫区分不出它究竟是风声，还是邻近的海涛声。村子里的时钟敲起来了，于是我觉得并不孤单。 城市的夜晚是那样的不同啊! 夜深了，人群已经散去。你走到阳台上，躺在凉爽和露水弥漫的夜幕中，仿佛你用它作为外衣裹住了你的身子。阳台下面是栽着树木的人行道，像一条深不可测的黑色的海湾，飘忽的精灵就投入了这漆黑沉静的海湾，拥抱着某个所爱的精灵随波荡漾而去。长长的街道上，街灯依然到处亮着。人们从灯下走过，托拽着各种各样奇形怪状的影子，影子时而缩短，时而伸长，最后消失在黑暗之中;同时，一个新的影子又突然出现在那个行路人的身后，这影子好似风车上的翼板一样，转到他身体的前方去了。公园的铁门当啷一声关上，耳边可以听到脚步声和响亮的说话声;一阵喧闹;一阵酒醉后的吵嚷声;一阵火灾的报警声;接着，寂静如初。于是，城市终于沉睡，我们终于能够看到夜的景色。姗姗来迟的月亮从屋顶后面探出脸来,觉察没有人在欢送她.月光破碎,东一块,西一块,撒落在各个广场上和各条大街的开阔处-像一块块白色的大理石一样棱角清楚. 看了“短篇经典英语美文的人还看了：