The English word “garden” gives an entirely wrong idea of the Chinese yuan, for “garden” suggests a lawn and an infinite
No Chinese mansion allows an outsider
Adaptation from My Country and My People by LinYutang
内容要点:
1. 新会位于广东南面,是广东的文化古城;
2. 人口不多,面积约1638km;
3. 旅游景点:小鸟天堂,因一棵大树而闻名,林中栖息着成千上万只鸟;圭峰山,四星级国家森林公园,吸引游客到来游览和锻炼;
4. 最受欢迎的居住城市之一。
注意:1.词数100左右;
2. 可以适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
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1. 对环境的影响;
2. 对当地居民的影响;
3. 你的观点。
注意:1.发言稿必须包括所有要点,可以适当发挥;
2.发言稿的开头和结尾已给出,不计入总词数;
3.字数100左右。
Dear Editor,
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Yours
Li Hua
4 . Travel allows us to experience the world. But as we travel, we are also leaving our footprint on every place we visit. This is why culturally immersive (沉浸) travel is so important. Because the wrong kind of travel negatively affects the world. One of the reasons we started this blog was to help others travel better and feel comfortable getting off the beaten path, interacting with locals, and take you “Beyond the traditional Bucketlist”, if you will.
People who only get 2-weeks off per year are often just looking for an easy destination with a beach to relax on. This isn’t travel. This is a vacation. But “Immersive Travel” or “Cultural Travel” is an entirely new type of trip. It is about experiencing and preserving the various traditions around the world. It’s about being open to new experiences and willing to step into another’s shoes. Cultural travel is jumping in with both feet and leaving your idea about what your trip should be behind you. It’s eating local dishes and sleeping in guesthouses. It’s building genuine connections with locals. It’s learning about the history of a country and leaving your trip with a greater understanding of the place you came to see and the people who live there.
Often times in today’s age, “travelers” will visit a country just to snap some photos of the famous sights to post on Instagram or to drink the night away, or even just to relax on a tropical beach. But that kind of vacation can be harmful to the very communities you’re traveling to.
Beyond supporting the local communities and the preservation of local customs and traditions, you’ll also experience some personal benefits through cultural travels. There’s simply no way to travel this way with a closed mind. You’ll get to know different cultures intimately and understand them a lot better. You’ll also become less judgmental of others the more you travel.
1. What’s the author’s purpose in writing the first paragraph?A.To stress the negative influence of travel. |
B.To describe the importance of cultural travel. |
C.To recommend a totally different type of travel. |
D.To convey his unique feelings about cultural travel. |
A.establish close connections with the locals during the travel |
B.choose a tourist attraction for adventure and exploration |
C.show more interest in the history of a travel destination |
D.post the photos taken in the journey on the social media |
A.It is focused on studying local people's lifestyle. |
B.Its travelers should be open-minded and understanding. |
C.It is a specific way to make judgments of other cultures. |
D.Its major concern is preserving local traditions and customs. |
A.A travel brochure. | B.A blog post. |
C.A historic magazine. | D.An encyclopedia website. |
5 . London is considered as one of the greatest cities on Earth. From historical sites to the modern-day metropolis, it can seem an infinite feast of activities and possibilities. For the budget-minded traveler, London might not appear to be the most wallet-friendly destination.
One of the most surprisingly free things to do in London is visit top museums and art galleries.
London has a long history of influencing the musical world, and the wise traveler knows that concerts are some of the best free things to do here in various seasons. Particularly in the summer, free concerts are available along the banks of the Thames River, and frequently advertised in entertainment guides.
While London is full of exciting opportunities for the luxury traveler, it doesn't exclude those on a budget. The free things to do in London will often help travelers escape from the tourist attractions and catch a look at local life.
A.However, this is not the case. |
B.Literary lovers will find many free things to do in London. |
C.That's because London is among the world's priciest cities. |
D.The National Gallery is free to visitors favoring world-class paintings. |
E.Even in winter, certain areas are usually crowed with musicians and performers. |
F.Nobody can refuse such charming music with the beautiful sceneries along the river. |
G.Combining them with some well-chosen costly additions will give you a balanced look at the beautiful city. |