📚 Title: Malala, a Brave Girl from Pakistan
📚 Author: Jeanette Winter
🌍SDG: Gender Equality
Vocabulary:
* Education (n.) 教育
* Book(n.) 書本
* Nightmare (n.) 惡夢
Van (n.) 貨車
Attend (v.) 參加
Helicopter (n.) 直升機
Jet plane (n.) 噴射機
Surround (v.) 包圍;圍住
✎ The Discussion Question from This Episode:
If you were Malala, would you start to fight for education the moment you realize your life is in danger?
Summary:
Malala loves to read books when she was little. But ever since the Taliban was in charge, they broadcasted every single day that “girls are not allowed to go to school.” Malala was not afraid at all, she stood up and said, “I have the right to receive education.” Then one day on the van to school, a Taliban warrior went to the van and shot at her. Malala was taken to the hospital in UK, many doctors fought to save her and there were boys and girls praying for her. Finally, she opened her eyes and smiled with a book in her hand. On her 16th birthday, she gave a speech in front of international leaders and said, “One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.”
馬拉拉從小就很喜歡讀書學習，但是宗教極端份子塔利班掌權之後，每天都用廣播警告：「女孩不准上學。」馬拉拉不害怕，她勇敢發出聲音：「我有接受教育的權利。」塔利班戰士跳上馬拉拉乘坐的校車，朝她開槍。子彈穿過她的頭部、頸部和肩膀。她被送往英國的醫院，有很多醫生奮力為她急救，更有很多男孩女孩為她禱告。終於，她睜開雙眼，微笑。16歲生日時，她在國際領導人面前發表演說：「一個孩子，一個老師，一本書，一枝筆，就能夠改變世界。」
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