“曳步舞”走紅網(wǎng)絡(luò)

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溫州的一對農(nóng)民夫妻范得多和彭小英在田間瓦舍前跳舞的視頻迅速火遍全國。普普通通的農(nóng)民，他們跳舞時(shí)不僅自己心身愉悅，同時(shí)也給我們帶來了歡樂?！斑^日子，少不了風(fēng)風(fēng)雨雨，每個(gè)人都會(huì)遇到坎坷，遇到了坎兒該怎么辦？還是要快樂地起舞?！鄙钪芯褪切枰@樣的一種態(tài)度。生活中這對夫妻遇到了什么困境，他們又是怎樣跳“曳步舞”的？

A farm is hardly the place where we would expect a new dance craze to begin， but that’s exactly what’s happening in China’s Zhejiang Province！ Fan Deduo and Peng Xiaoying live in a rural area with their two children. A few years ago， Fan was in a bad car accident that left him depressed. When a doctor suggested that getting more exercise could raise his spirits， Peng suggested they learn a shuffle dance（曳步舞） together.

The couple learned the “ghost step dance” to get started， and the change in Fan’s mood was quick！ He no longer felt scared all the time and was able to open up to his family more. Not to mention， the high-energy moved flooded his body with endorphins（內(nèi)啡肽）， making him feel more optimistic about the world.

Soon， the two of them were dancing every day！ As they went about their chores on the farm， they often stopped for the best of breaks. “Whenever we feel upset， the shuffle dance always helps cheer us up and lighten our mood. It has been such an uplift in our lives，” Peng said. “I think the main reason why we get so happy when we dance is to do with the idea of our exercising on the ridges. It’s really exciting.”

Peng and Fan created their own version of the moves， which they were calling the “rural shuffle dance”. Their kids had since gotten in on the action， making these daily dance-offs even better！ When they were unable to leave their farm for weeks due to the COVID-19， they started sharing their videos on Douyin， the Chinese version of? TikTok. Their posts were a big hit and quickly went viral.

1. What happened to Fan Deduo a few ago？

2. Who suggested Fan Deduo and Peng Xiaoying learn a shuffle dance（曳步舞） together？

3. How many people are there in Fan Deduo’s family？

4. Why didn’t they leave their farm for weeks？

Keys：1. A bad car accident. 2. Peng Xiaoying. 3. Four. 4. Because of the COVID-19.