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黎明时,Lin 在东海边展开一张被雨打湿的海图。
At dawn, Lin unfolded a rain-soaked chart by the East China Sea.
那座旧灯塔闪了一下,随后消失在雨里。
The old lighthouse flashed once, then vanished behind the rain.
一只海鸥在码头上方盘旋,Lin 敲了敲海图上的两个标记。 她用英文写下一行:等到第二道光出现。
A gull circled over the pier as Lin tapped two marks on the map. She wrote one line in English: wait until the second light.
夜明けに、Lin は東シナ海のそばで濡れた海図を広げた。
At dawn, Lin unfolded a rain-soaked chart by the East China Sea.
古い灯台が一度またたき、雨の向こうへ消えた。
The old lighthouse flashed once, then vanished behind the rain.
カモメが桟橋の上を旋回し、Lin は海図の二つの印を指で叩いた。 彼女は英語で一行を書いた。「二つ目の光まで待って」。
A gull circled over the pier as Lin tapped two marks on the map. She wrote one line in English: wait until the second light.
새벽에 Lin은 동중국해 옆에서 젖은 해도를 펼쳤다.
At dawn, Lin unfolded a rain-soaked chart by the East China Sea.
오래된 등대가 한 번 깜빡이고는 빗속으로 사라졌다.
The old lighthouse flashed once, then vanished behind the rain.
갈매기 한 마리가 부두 위를 맴돌고, Lin은 해도 위의 두 표시를 짚었다. 그녀는 영어로 한 줄을 적었다. 두 번째 불빛이 올 때까지 기다려.
A gull circled over the pier as Lin tapped two marks on the map. She wrote one line in English: wait until the second light.
Im Morgengrauen breitete Lin am Ostchinesischen Meer eine nasse Seekarte aus.
At dawn, Lin unfolded a rain-soaked chart by the East China Sea.
Der alte Leuchtturm blinkte einmal und verschwand dann hinter dem Regen.
The old lighthouse flashed once, then vanished behind the rain.
Eine Möwe kreiste über dem Pier, während Lin auf zwei Markierungen der Karte tippte. Sie schrieb eine Zeile auf Englisch: Warte bis zum zweiten Licht.
A gull circled over the pier as Lin tapped two marks on the map. She wrote one line in English: wait until the second light.
Al amanecer, Lin desplegó una carta mojada junto al mar de China Oriental.
At dawn, Lin unfolded a rain-soaked chart by the East China Sea.
El viejo faro parpadeó una vez y luego desapareció tras la lluvia.
The old lighthouse flashed once, then vanished behind the rain.
Una gaviota giraba sobre el muelle mientras Lin tocaba dos marcas del mapa. Ella escribió una línea en inglés: espera hasta la segunda luz.
A gull circled over the pier as Lin tapped two marks on the map. She wrote one line in English: wait until the second light.
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As the rain grew heavier, Lin pinned the chart beneath a small lamp.
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The second light swept through the mist and stopped on the northern rocks.
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She pointed to the shoreline and let you choose a direction through the wind.
Check the shoreline
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You followed the pier north, where the tide had already covered the last stone step.
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