阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（1）Which one of the following statements is Not correct? A: A horse’s harness is natural. B: The ox’s nose ring is man-made. C: Oxen and horses have four feet is natural. D: Try not bury your natural self with too much desire.
阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（1）Which one of the following statements is Not correct? A: A horse’s harness is natural. B: The ox’s nose ring is man-made. C: Oxen and horses have four feet is natural. D: Try not bury your natural self with too much desire.
阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（2）What’s the main implication of this fable? A: It’s difficult to abandon fame and fortune. B: If we destroy mother nature, we will diminish human beings. C: People should realize the importance of protecting natural environment. D: It’s significant for us to follow the natural Way so as to pursue True Nature.
阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（2）What’s the main implication of this fable? A: It’s difficult to abandon fame and fortune. B: If we destroy mother nature, we will diminish human beings. C: People should realize the importance of protecting natural environment. D: It’s significant for us to follow the natural Way so as to pursue True Nature.
阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（1）About the fable Don’t Pierce the Ox’s Nose with a Ring, which one of the following statements is Not correct? A: A horse’s harness is natural. B: The ox’s nose ring is man-made. C: Oxen and horses have four feet is natural. D: Try not bury your natural self with too much desire.
阅读三：One day, The Lord of the Yellow River asked the God of the Northern Sea, “What is natural and what is man-made?”The God of the Northern Sea replied, “The oxen and the horses have four legs. That is what I consider to be natural. When the horses are constrained with harnesses (马具), and the oxen are pierced (穿刺) with rings—I would say that’s what I consider to be man-made. Hence it is said, ‘Try not to harm the naturalness with too much man-made manipulation; try not to bury your natural self with too much pursuit of fame and fortune; carefully guard the natural Way and do not lose it—this is what I call reverting to your True Nature.”（ Adapted from James Legge’s The Chuang Tzu, p.123）阅读三（1）About the fable Don’t Pierce the Ox’s Nose with a Ring, which one of the following statements is Not correct? A: A horse’s harness is natural. B: The ox’s nose ring is man-made. C: Oxen and horses have four feet is natural. D: Try not bury your natural self with too much desire.