潮涌海岸 49
chao yong hai an 49 Lyrics

	[ti:潮涌海岸 49]
	[ar:英语听力]
	[al:]
[00:00.31]	When a typhoon strikes,
[00:02.48]	one of the best places to be is Hong Kong harbour with its sheltered anchorage.
[00:09.47]
[00:20.01]	A centre of international trade,
[00:23.68]	the city is famous for its jumble of skyscrapers and its bustling commercial center.
[00:29.10]	But there's a side to Hong Kong that's less well known.
[00:35.31]	Behind the urban sprawl lies a swathe of wetlands which include the Mai Po Nature Reserve.
[00:50.37]	Managed principally for the benefit of migrating birds,
[00:54.11]	the reserve maintains a series of traditional prawn farms, known as gei wais,
[01:00.98]	and their adjoining mangroves and mudflats.
[01:03.87]	Every two weeks from November to March,
[01:10.33]	one of the gei wais is drained by opening up the sluice gates.

	ti: chao yong hai an 49
	ar: ying yu ting li
	al:
[00:00.31]	When a typhoon strikes,
[00:02.48]	one of the best places to be is Hong Kong harbour with its sheltered anchorage.
[00:09.47]
[00:20.01]	A centre of international trade,
[00:23.68]	the city is famous for its jumble of skyscrapers and its bustling commercial center.
[00:29.10]	But there' s a side to Hong Kong that' s less well known.
[00:35.31]	Behind the urban sprawl lies a swathe of wetlands which include the Mai Po Nature Reserve.
[00:50.37]	Managed principally for the benefit of migrating birds,
[00:54.11]	the reserve maintains a series of traditional prawn farms, known as gei wais,
[01:00.98]	and their adjoining mangroves and mudflats.
[01:03.87]	Every two weeks from November to March,
[01:10.33]	one of the gei wais is drained by opening up the sluice gates.

	ti: cháo yǒng hǎi àn 49
	ar: yīng yǔ tīng lì
	al:
[00:00.31]	When a typhoon strikes,
[00:02.48]	one of the best places to be is Hong Kong harbour with its sheltered anchorage.
[00:09.47]
[00:20.01]	A centre of international trade,
[00:23.68]	the city is famous for its jumble of skyscrapers and its bustling commercial center.
[00:29.10]	But there' s a side to Hong Kong that' s less well known.
[00:35.31]	Behind the urban sprawl lies a swathe of wetlands which include the Mai Po Nature Reserve.
[00:50.37]	Managed principally for the benefit of migrating birds,
[00:54.11]	the reserve maintains a series of traditional prawn farms, known as gei wais,
[01:00.98]	and their adjoining mangroves and mudflats.
[01:03.87]	Every two weeks from November to March,
[01:10.33]	one of the gei wais is drained by opening up the sluice gates.

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