稻盛和夫去世，日本最后一个“经营之圣”落幕【暴虐朗读】

【头条播报】
Kazuo Inamori, one of Japan's most influential entrepreneurs, died at the age of 90 on August 24th. Inamori founded Kyocera, then Kyoto Ceramic, in 1959 as a maker of fine ceramics, with the business becoming a leading supplier of components for smartphones and cars. He also helped rebuild Japan Airlines as chairman in 2010 and successfully led the company to be relisted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange 2 years and 8 months after going bankrupt.

【朗读要点】
①Kazuo Inamori, one of Japan's most influential entrepreneurs, died at the age of 90 on August 24th. 

most influential要强调，entrepreneur注意发音
Kazuo Inamori, … one of Japan's MOST INFLUENTIAL entrepreneurs, … died at the age of 90 on August 24th.

②Inamori founded Kyocera, then Kyoto Ceramic, in 1959 as a maker of fine ceramics, with the business becoming a leading supplier of components for smartphones and cars.

with之前稍顿；a leading supplier和components for smartphones and cars注意读得紧凑，其中leading要强调
Inamori founded Kyocera, then Kyoto Ceramic, in 1959 as a maker of fine ceramics, … with the business becoming <a LEADING supplier> of <components for smartphones and cars>. 

③He also helped rebuild Japan Airlines as chairman in 2010 and successfully led the company to be relisted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange 2 years and 8 months after going bankrupt.

and之前稍顿；注意stock exchange连读；on the Tokyo Stock Exchange和2 years and 8 months after going bankrupt注意读得紧凑一些
He also helped rebuild Japan Airlines as chairman in 2010 … and successfully led the company to be relisted <on the Tokyo Stock Exchange> <2 years and 8 months after going bankrupt>.

【朗读练习】
Kazuo Inamori, one of Japan's most influential entrepreneurs, died at the age of 90 on August 24th. Inamori founded Kyocera, then Kyoto Ceramic, in 1959 as a maker of fine ceramics, with the business becoming a leading supplier of components for smartphones and cars. He also helped rebuild Japan Airlines as chairman in 2010 and successfully led the company to be relisted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange 2 years and 8 months after going bankrupt.