Please help me translate an article about NMET English reading comprehension.

The photo you found under the back of the sofa is now a big business!

In 2005, the untitled (cowboy) photo of American artist Richard Prince was sold for $65,438+$2480.

Prince is really not the only contemporary artist. He and the so-called "found photo"-an unprofessional photo of discarded printed matter found in a thrift store, as opposed to an old advertisement or photo album of a strange family. Joachim Schmid, a German artist, has been collecting discarded photos, postcards and newspaper pictures since 1982. He thinks that "basically everything is worth seeing". In his continuing project Archiv, he grouped photos of family life by theme: people with dogs; Team; New car; Family dinner; Wait a minute.

Like schmid, the editor who has published several art magazines himself, he also defended the photos he found. One of them, named Discovery, was born on a snowy night in Chicago. When david s. rose Budd returned to his car, he found an angry note on his windshield wiper: "Why are you here? Where is your car?" Notes became an addictive publication in Rothbard, with the aim of finding such posters sent by photo readers and found in our drawers.

The comprehensive discovery of photo phenomenon has caused some problems. Perhaps the most difficult thing is: can these images really be regarded as art? If so, whose art is it? All the photos found were made by artists so that Richard Prince could meet someone on horseback in a hurry? Or how did the prince create this photo? This is everyone's guess. Besides, when we imagine the story behind the artist who found these photos (such as schmid), we will also turn to our photo albums. Why is memory important to us? Why do we all seek to freeze our children, our parents, our loved ones and ourselves? Did they mean anything to anyone after we left?

64. The first paragraph of the paragraph is used for _ _ _ _ _.

A. Remind readers of the photos they found

B. Advise readers to start their own businesses

C. Ask readers to look for photos behind the sofa.

D. show the value of photos found by readers.

It's so hard ~ ~ brain cells are half dead! ! Some comments are a bit lame, so just make do ~ ~)