Julio is a 30﹣year﹣old Swiss educator. He has a collection of clover（三叶草）. It just might make him the world's luckiest man. Clovers with more than （三） leaves stand for good luck in many countries. He has been collecting them （自从） he was only nine. And he has a great collection of 3, 467 four, five﹣, six﹣ and even seven﹣leafed clovers. The first four﹣leafed clover he（采摘） was with his grandfather. He'll never （忘记） that first experience. His most （活跃的） period was between the ages of 25 and 30, and filled his time by walking through the countryside. There were days when he found between 50 and 100 clovers. His personal （日常的） record stands at 200 clovers with at least four leaves. Mentioning his collected clovers, Julio said that, on average, out of 10, 000 （植物） only one has four leaves, out of 10, 000 you're likely to find one with five leaves, and six﹣leafed clovers are （大约） one in two million. As for seven﹣leafed cloves, they are so rare all over the world. Julio just enjoys going on walks. And whenever he sees a clover patch, he spends a few minutes combing it （仔细地）. The clover collector says that with the world moving at a faster （速度） every day, stopping to look for lucky clovers gives him some time for himself, in the middle of nature.
