(46-48)  For many people, a fond memory of childhood is building a treehouse. For the Kesharwani family in Jabalpur,India, it’s not just a memory; it’s a part of everyday life.     The most amazing sight in Jabalpur is the home of Yogesh Kesharwani. The concrete house was built around a150-year-old fig tree. The tree grows up through the house and the branches of the tree come through thewindows, walls, and roof. Yogesh said his father considered cutting down the tree before building, but in theend, the tree was preserved. “We are nature lovers,” says Mr. Kesharwani. Moreover, in Indian culture, fig treesare treated as sacred. He added, ”We knew it was easy to cut down the tree, but difficult to grow one like it.”The special house is often photographed by tourists, and it is even studied by architecture students fond 美好的 concrete 水泥的 fig 無花果 branch 樹枝 consider 考慮 sacred 神聖的 tourist 旅客 architecture 建築學                                                                                                                          ＜from 好讀周報＞
46. What is the main idea of the article(文章)?
(A) The fig tree is an important symbol in India.
(B) In India, people enjoy building treehouses during their childhood years.
(C) An amazing house was built around a tree in India.
(D) Mr. Kesharwani can teach architecture students how to make a treehouse.