一、英譯中：請將下面英文段落翻譯成中文（30 分）  For as long as Cambodian rice farmers can remember, their product has had an unsavoryreputation. Tough, dirty and unmilled, it was impossible to cook evenly, and evenfarmers traded it as pig feed in exchange for cash or better-quality rice from Vietnam orThailand. Even as other areas of agriculture flourished, rice production languished, anational embarrassment in a country where 80 percent of the population works inpaddies. In 2009, Cambodia exported just 11,442 metric tons of milled rice, putting it atthe bottom of the global heap. But as Thailand, one of the world’s largest riceexporters, struggles with instability, Cambodian exports have improved along with theirquality. Last year, Cambodia was the world’s fifth-largest exporter of rice and thesecond-biggest exporter of premium jasmine rice. Sales of milled rice abroad reached343,692 metric tons.