1 . Chinese traditional cuisine is popular and respected all over the world. Chinese meals are famous among foreigners for their colors, ingredients and flavors. The following are four of the Chinese dishes known among foreigners. Click here and see how to cook these dishes.
Spring Rolls
The Chinese food Spring rolls’(Chūnjuǎn) name comes from the Spring Festival in China. Spring rolls are an appetizer that is very famous both in China and the rest of the world. They are made of thin dough filled with meat and vegetables, rolled and fried. They are crispy(脆)and very delicious and go to different sizes.
Chow Mein
Chow mein (Chǎomiàn) is a fried dish with noodles, meat and onions. It has many varieties in different countries. For instance, only in the USA, there are a number of ways to prepare it. depending on the place. It is a most popular Chinese takeout dish. On the East Coast the meal is crispy, while on the West Coast - soft.
Dumplings
Dumplings(Jiǎozi)are one of the most famous and traditional Chinese meals. A dumpling consists of boiled or baked dough filled with meat and vegetables. It has an interesting half-circle shape and curly edges. The filling might be pork, beef and vegetables such as cabbage and onions.
Egg-fried Rice
Egg-fried rice (Dàn chǎofàn) is one of the most popular dishes in the world. Many people eat it regularly, either at restaurants or prepare it at home. The dish has a strong delicious smell and it’s very easy to cook with eggs, vegetables and so on. It can be found in every Chinese restaurant.
1. Which of the following is related to Chinese New Year?A.Spring Rolls | B.Chow Mein |
C.Dumplings | D.Egg-fried Rice |
A.They all have strong smell. |
B.They have the same cooking methods. |
C.They are all crispy and very delicious. |
D.Their ingredients might include vegetables. |
A.In a magazine. | B.On a website. |
C.In a travel brochure. | D.In a newspaper. |
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3 . Direct flights are wonderful, but sometimes there isn’t a direct flight to your destination available. If you need to change planes for a connecting flight, this article will walk you through everything you need to know to ensure you make it on the plane!
Plan in Advance.
Find an airport map. Most airport websites have a printable map.
Find your gate number.
Pick up your luggage if necessary.
You usually do not need to pick up your checked luggage unless you have just made an international flight, or if you purchased the two tickets separately.
Find your gate.
Even if you have plenty of time, walk to your gate right away.
A.Download a smartphone app. |
B.Don’t be afraid to ask directions. |
C.Contact the airline to arrange this. |
D.Allow at least 2 hours if landing in another country. |
E.If you’re certain you need to pick it up, do so as fast as possible. |
F.Put this in your luggage to save yourself time looking for your gate. |
G.After getting off the plane, you should first find your next gate number. |
4 . Four Days in the Highlands
Riding one of the world’s best trains is the ideal way to experience the peaks, valleys and first-class food of Scotland.
DAY 1
To pick up the Royal Scotsman you’ll need to be in Edinburgh the night before, thus giving you time to have dinner at the city’s coolest restaurant, the Little Chartroom. Then it’s a leisurely start as you board the Royal Scotsman, one of the world’s finest classic trains. Cabins are small but perfectly formed. Enjoy afternoon tea as you wind through valleys before arriving in Keith for the night. Then opt (选择) for drinks in the Observation Car, or stretch your legs in historic Keith.
DAY 2
After breakfast, head to the Observation Car. This is one of the best parts of the trip, as the train snakes alongside fishing villages and dense woodland. Then disembark for Cawdor Castle, one of Scotland’s loveliest privately owned castles. Take a guided tour before reboarding the train. Tonight is a formal dinner.
DAY 3
Today the train makes its way into Moray, with an unmatched coastline. Head to Ballindalloch, a grand castle. There’ll be champagne on the lawn, cakes in the house and a chance to wander through the ancient woodland. You’ll sleep well, possibly thanks to an on-board whisky tasting that hits just the right spot.
DAY 4
The train moves deep into the heart of the dramatic Cairngorms today. You can take fly-fishing or clay-pigeon shooting lessons at the Rothiemurchus Estate before heading off to one of Scotland’s crown jewels. Then it’s back on-board for one final delicious dinner and a teary goodbye.
1. What can travelers do on the first day on the train trip?A.Wander around in Keith at night. | B.Take an adventure through valleys. |
C.Have dinner at the Little Chartroom. | D.Enjoy afternoon tea in the Observation Car. |
A.Moray | B.Ballidalloch |
C.Rothiemurchus | D.Cawdor Castle |
A.DAY 1 | B.DAY 2 | C.DAY 3 | D.DAY 4 |