Like a lot of people, I grew up reading them. And now, I read them to my kids.
和許多人一樣，我也是看著這些書(shū)長(zhǎng)大的?，F(xiàn)在，我還給我的孩子們講這些故事。

But here's something you may not have known about these classics: They've been slowly changing over the years. Don't panic! They've been changing in a good way. Here are eight changes that reflect some of the progress society has made:
關(guān)于這些經(jīng)典，你一定不知道：過(guò)去幾年中，它們已經(jīng)漸漸地被修改了。但無(wú)需擔(dān)心，這些內(nèi)容都是朝好的方向修改的。隨著社會(huì)發(fā)展，原著中有八處都作出了修改：

1. First up: The cover got a makeover. It might seem subtle at first glance, but look closely.
首先：封面上做了調(diào)整，乍看上去調(diào)整并不明顯，但卻使得人物之間關(guān)系更親密。

2. Men can be flight attendants and women can be pilots. And, you know, they don't have to be hot.
男性可能是空乘人員，女性可能是飛行員。當(dāng)然，所有這些人物不一定都要“長(zhǎng)相好”。

3. Christmas isn't the only holiday people celebrate.
圣誕節(jié)并非人們慶祝的唯一節(jié)日。

4.Mommy Bears are no longer expected to have breakfast prepared for Daddy Bears.
熊媽媽不一定必須為熊爸爸準(zhǔn)備早餐。

5.Because guess what?! Dads can cook, too! (Even Dad Bunnies.)
為什么？因?yàn)榘职忠矔?huì)煮飯?。。ň瓦B兔爸爸都會(huì)煮飯。）

6.Helping professions aren't just for men.
輔助性職業(yè)者并非只有男性可以做。

7. Regular people need rescuing, too.
一般人也需要營(yíng)救！

8."I" is for "ice cream" —and not stereotypical depictions of Native Americans.
I是ice cream（冰激凌）的首字母，而不是印第安人戲稱（Indian）的首字母。

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