Country Description of China
China is an ancient country having a profound history. Also, a great amount of cultural relics such have become the treasures of the nation and the wonder of the world.
Top 15 attractions in Beijing
Top 1: The Forbidden City(紫禁城/故宫) Also known as the Imperial Palace, or the Palace Museum, the Forbidden City was the place where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties carried out their administration and lived. Now it is open to the public as a palace museum where people can see the great traditional palace architecture, enjoy the treasures kept in the palace, and learn of the legends and anecdotes of the imperial family and the court.
VIEWING THE MOON, THINKING OF YOU
望月怀远 张九龄 海上生明月,天涯共此时。 情人怨遥夜,竟夕起相思。
Playing During the Lantern Festival
The Chinese Lantern Festival(元宵佳节Yuánxiāo jiājié) has many names. It is also known as Shang Yuan Festival, or the Little New Year, as it marks the end of the celebrations stemming from the Chinese New Year(春节Chūnjié). The Lantern Festival takes place on the fifteenth day of the first Chinese lunar month, and the main activity of the festival is the creation and display of a multitude(a multitude of things or people is a very large number of them) of paper lanterns. These lanterns form the basis of some much-loved festival games.
Pop Christmas song in China: Jingle Bells 铃儿响叮当
叮叮当,叮叮当(dīng dīng dāng ,dīng dīng dāng)jingle bells,jingle bells 铃儿响叮当(líng'ér xiǎng dīng dāng)jingle all the way 我们滑雪多快乐(wǒ men huáxuě duō kuàilè)oh what fun it is to ride 我们坐在雪橇上.(wǒmen zuò zài xuěqiāo shàng)in a one-horse open sleigh
冲破大风雪(chōngpò dà fēngxuě)dashing through the snow 我们坐在雪橇上(wǒmen zuò zài xuěqiāo shàng)on a one-horse open sleigh 奔驰过田野(bēnchí guò tiányě)over the fields we go 我们欢笑又歌唱(wǒmen huānxiào yòu gēchàng)laughing all the way
马儿铃声响(mǎ'ér língshēng xiǎng)bellson bob-tail ring 令人精神多欢畅(lìng rén jīngshén duō huānchàng)making spirits bright 今晚滑雪真快乐(jīn wǎn huáxuě zhēn kuàilè)what fun it is to ride and sing 把滑雪歌儿唱 嘿(bǎ huáxuě gē'ér chàng hēi)a sleighing song tonight
Country Description of China
China is an ancient country having a profound history. Also, a great amount of cultural relics such have become the treasures of the nation and the wonder of the world.
Stratagems of the Warring States
1. 鹬蚌相争,渔翁得利 这个成语我们可以翻译成:a quarrel which benefits only a third party
David Cameron love hotpot & rapid rail
In a recent interview, Cameron said he is looking forward to traveling by rapid rail during his visit.
最近接收采访时,卡梅伦称自己很期待访华期间乘坐高铁旅行。
In October, London Mayor Boris Johnson took a high-speed train from Beijing to Shanghai and described it as "amazing".
今年十月份,伦敦市长鲍里斯·约翰逊曾在中国乘坐高铁从北京去往上海,他称中国高铁“令人赞叹”。
"I am very interested in what's happening with high-speed rail in China," Cameron said. "It seems to be an absolute high-speed revolution taking place."
“我对中国高速铁路技术的发展现状很感兴趣,”卡梅伦说,“中国似乎正在展开一场高速铁路的技术革命。”
Cameron last visited China in 2010, but he hasn't yet been to Shanghai, which he will cover this time around.
卡梅伦上次访华是在2010年,当时他没有去上海,这次卡梅伦计划去上海走一趟。
When it comes to Chinese food, Cameron said hotpot in Chengdu, Sichuan province, is what he most wants to eat during this visit.
谈到中国美食,卡梅伦说,四川成都的火锅是他此次访华最期待的中国美食。
"I met with some British students who are studying Mandarin in a British primary school this week," he said. "I asked the teacher which of all the places I was visiting was the most important place to eat, and she recommended the Chengdu hotpot."
“本周我曾经与一些在英国小学学普通话的学生见过面,”他说,“我问他们的老师,在我去过的所有中国省市中,美食最多的是什么地方。她向我推荐了成都火锅。”
"I will make sure when I am in Chengdu that I will have hotpot," Cameron said, smiling.
“当我去成都的时候,我一定要品尝一下火锅。”卡梅伦笑着说。
Cameron also suggested that Chinese people visit Britain, as well as Europe's 25-country Schengen region. The region offers unrestricted travel across borders.
卡梅伦也鼓励中国人去拜访英国,拜访欧洲的25个申根公约国,旅游者如果持有其中一国的旅游签证即可合法地到所有其他申根国家。
亚星、茹丝演唱《中国我的家》
Shuttlecock Kicking of China
The shuttlecock kicking(踢毽子tī jiànzi), is another traditional popular folk game. Some records date its origin as far back as the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD). This game prevailed during the Tang Dynasty (618-907), when shops specializing in shuttlecocks business appeared. In the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), formal competition of shuttlecock kicking was held. In the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), shuttlecock kicking reached its climax in terms of both making technics and the kicking skills.