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    This picture below was taken at the Shengnongjia National Nature Reserve（神農(nóng)架國家級(jí)自然保護(hù)區(qū)） in Hubei province.You can see hundreds of wooden boxes hanging off a steep cliff（陡峭的懸崖）.These little boxes are all hives（蜂窩）.They are home to the Asian honey bee. （1）Why are the bees being raised 1，200 meters above sea level？ It's a long story.
    Beekeeping is a 2，000-year-old practice in China.Today about half of the world's supply（供應(yīng)） of honey comes from China.But now，over 80 percent of its native bee population have died out.Their hives have been under attack（襲擊） from the European honey bee.（2）在大自然蜜蜂發(fā)揮著重要的作用。 In order to protect the rest of the native bee populations，Chinese beekeepers built "walls of hives" in Shennongjia.What makes this area so special for beekeeping？Its land is covered by forest.（3）這兒有一千多種不同種類的植物。 Such an environment can help bees produce better honey.
    The bees are enjoying themselves in their new homes.（4）However，things are completely different for the beekeepers. （5）In order to check on hives and collect honey，they have to climb on top of each of the wooden boxes. The higher ones can only be reached by rope.Not every drop of honey comes easy.

（1）

為什么蜜蜂被飼養(yǎng)在海拔1200米的地方？

為什么蜜蜂被飼養(yǎng)在海拔1200米的地方？

（2）

Bees play an important role in nature.

Bees play an important role in nature.

（3）

There are more than a thousand different kinds of plants here.

There are more than a thousand different kinds of plants here.

（4）

然而，養(yǎng)蜂人的情況完全不同。

然而，養(yǎng)蜂人的情況完全不同。

（5）

為了檢查蜂箱和收集蜂蜜，他們必須爬上每個(gè)木箱的頂部。

為了檢查蜂箱和收集蜂蜜，他們必須爬上每個(gè)木箱的頂部。