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一 |     　　呼和浩特8月24日电 题：特写：“赛考斯林”迎来“赛考斯”  记者勿日汗、王春燕、安路蒙  24日下午，斜阳漫洒，内蒙古乌审旗毛乌素沙地深处，“赛考斯林”静立在光影里，等候“赛考斯”（本名罗纳德·萨科尔斯基）的到来。    The Pan American Games open Friday in Chile's capital with more than 100 spots available for next year's Paris Olympics and the usual contest to see who will finish second behind the United States in the medals chart.More than 6,800 athletes from 41 countries and territories will compete in Santiago over 17 days. Competitors in 20 sports, including gymnastics, boxing and swimming, will be looking to directly qualify for the Olympics. Other sports will offer spots based on quotas, ranking points or minimum qualification standards.The Pan American Games, the largest multi-sport event in the Americas, are held every four years and precede the Olympics by a year. Santiago, where the streets have been rocked by protests in recent years, will debut as host. About 17,000 volunteers and 3,000 security officers will work at the event.If injuries don't get in the way, the U.S. team in Chile will include 93 Olympians and 32 Olympic medalists in a roster of 631 athletes. Of those, 318 are women and 313 are men. They will compete in 43 of the 46 sports.Brazil, Mexico and Canada are expected to fight for second place in the medals table. The three are bringing some of their biggest stars to the competition, including Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade, Mexican diver Osmar Olvera and Canadian swimmer Maggie Mac Neil.American athletes will seek Olympic qualification in nine sports: breaking, boxing, gymnastics (rhythmic, trampoline), sport climbing, field hockey (men’s and women’s), modern pentathlon, artistic swimming, handball and water polo (men’s and women’s).Athletes in archery, diving, equestrian jumping, table tennis, sailing and shooting can secure quotas that will send them to Paris next year. Those competing in badminton, 3x3 basketball, cycling, taekwondo and triathlon can get ranking points that allow them to qualify. Track and field athletes and swimmers can also get minimum qualification standards for U.S. Olympic team trials.The U.S. team at the Pan American Games has 13 Olympic champions, including nine who won gold in Tokyo — six members of the women's water polo team, fencer Lee Kiefer, shooter Vincent Hancock and swimmer Brooks Curry.The other four won their Olympic titles prior to 2021, including Helen Maroulis and Kyle Snyder in wrestling, and Laura Kraut and McClain Ward in equestrian.Four years ago, the United States won 293 medals in Lima, Peru — 122 gold, 87 silver and 84 bronze. Brazil came in a distant second with 54 gold, 45 silver and 70 bronze. Mexico finished in third with 37 gold, 39 silver and 62 bronze, edging Canada with 35 gold, 65 silver and 52 bronze.As the Olympics did in Japan, the Pan American Games are seeking to reach a younger audience with new sports. Breaking, sport climbing and skateboarding will make their debuts at the event. The latter two have already had a first Olympic competition in Tokyo, while breaking will debut next year in Paris.The opening ceremony of the Pan American Games will take place on Friday at the 47,000-seat Estadio Nacional, around which six new venues for 30 sports were built with an investment of $507 million.Inaugurated in 1938, the Estadio Nacional held its first major sporting event in 1962 when Brazil beat Czechoslovakia 3-1 to win the World Cup title in soccer.Eleven years later, the stadium became a place of horror with extrajudicial killings and torture after the coup d’etat that ousted President Salvador Allende and led him to kill himself in 1973.“People will be surprised by how beautiful this National Stadium Park turned out,” Neven Ilic, the president of organizer Panam Sports, said last week. “All Chileans should feel proud of the level of the facilities and because they will be hosting a celebration never seen before in this country.”The Chilean government says the park that includes the stadium will be a place for the public to practice sports, play and walk as part of the legacy of the Pan Am Games. Authorities also promise to hand over the apartments in the athletes village to families after the event as permanent housing.___AP sports: https://apnews.com/sports。  杨树、松树、柏树层层叠叠铺展开去，最高的已有20米。

二 | 林间立着一座崭新的花岗岩石碑，上面刻着“治沙英雄 植树楷模”，落款为“美国赛·考斯基先生为全国劳模殷玉珍敬题”。  车子沿林间土路颠簸而来，殷玉珍和“赛考斯”走下车。前一天下午，这位美国老人抵达内蒙古鄂尔多斯市，与阔别26年的殷玉珍重逢。而此刻，他已来到乌审旗无定河镇萨拉乌苏村殷玉珍的家，站在这片以自己名字命名的林地里。  1999年，在河南洛阳市任教的美国教师“赛考斯”，在电视上看到殷玉珍在风沙中种树的故事，画面让他深受感动。他奔走两月筹得5000美元，捐给这位素未谋面的中国农村妇女。殷玉珍用那笔钱买了5万多棵树苗，一棵棵背进沙窝，一株株栽进黄沙。  当年“赛考斯”从未求任何回报，甚至不敢相信这些树苗能活下去。但殷玉珍不一样，她在这片林子里竖起一块砖碑，上面写着“美国：赛·考斯基”，称这片林子为“赛考斯林”。她要铭记这份情，暗下决心，一定要把树种活，让“赛考斯”过来看看。  这一天，终于到来。  殷玉珍带着“赛考斯”走到碑前，当年的旧砖碑已变成花岗岩石碑。“赛考斯”拿起一支绿色染料笔，弯下腰，在碑身一角写下一个“S”，旁边画了一棵小树，树下连着一颗心，而后郑重地写下“YIN”。他直起身，退后半步，端详片刻。  阳光落在绿色字迹上，“S”与“YIN”之间，一颗心托着一棵树，立在花岗岩上，也立在了毛乌素沙地的风里。  “赛考斯”走进林子，脚下是厚厚的落叶。

三 | 殷玉珍带他直奔一棵杨树，树干粗壮，10多米高。“赛考斯”不敢相信，这是他26年前来毛乌素沙地探望殷玉珍时，一起种下的那棵树。当时，这棵杨树苗只有1米多高，手指粗细，在风里摇摇晃晃，像随时会被沙埋掉。  在“赛考斯”来前夕，殷玉珍时不时去看看这棵树，用手抚摸，抬头仰望伞盖一般的枝条。她惊喜地发现，一场大雨过后，树皮上的菌斑形状竟像极了花朵。她兴奋地说：“‘赛考斯’要来了，树都开花了。”  今天，他们要在“赛考斯林”一起种下新的树苗。这棵樟子松苗来自殷玉珍自己的育苗基地。这位全国劳动模范、毛乌素沙地治沙人，用40多年时间让7万亩荒沙变成绿洲。  “再种一棵。”铁锹递到“赛考斯”手里。  两人弯腰，扶苗，培土。

四 | “赛考斯”的手有些抖，但下铲的姿势还算稳。殷玉珍在他对面站着，稳稳扶住树苗。

五 | 身后的整片“赛考斯林”早已绿树成荫。  时隔26年，“赛考斯林”的树种在更迭，殷玉珍与“赛考斯”的友谊也在续写。  “我在内蒙古种下了一棵友谊树。

六 | ”“赛考斯”说。  “赛考斯林”，终于迎来了“赛考斯”。

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