A Survey of Canadian Culture,加拿大文化研究
加拿大文化 中英文
Culture of Canada
加拿大的文化
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Canadian culture is a term explains the artistic, musical literary, culinary, political and social elements that are representative of Canada and Canadians, not only to its ow population, but people all ov world.
作为一个气候凉爽的国家，加拿大的 冬季奥运会比夏季奥运会更成功。
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加拿大的艺术
自20世纪以来，特别是在1945年第二次世 界大战结束以来，加拿大的艺术蓬勃发展。 最早期的加拿大画家作品遵循欧洲的趋势。 所有的艺术家的画都大、描绘色彩鲜艳的 场景或者加拿大的荒野。因纽特的艺术丰 富了加拿大的雕刻和海象牙皂石雕刻。
Literature
Canadian literature is often divided into French and English-language literature, which are rooted in the literary traditions of France and Britain, respectively. Canada’s literature, whether written in English or French, often reflects the Canadian perspective on nature, frontier life, and Canada’s position in the world
四川大学英语语言文学专业和外国语言学及应用语言学专业硕士研究生入学考试科目及推荐参考书
四川大学英语语言文学专业和外国语言学及应用语言学专业硕士研究生入学考试科目及推荐参考书一、适用专业及方向：英语语言文学：现代英美文学、美国文化研究、加拿大文化研究、欧洲文化研究外国语言学及应用语言学：现代英语及语言理论、现代外语教育及教育技术、英语翻译理论与实践三、各科试题结构说明：1. 政治（国家统一考试，略）2. 二外（略）3. 基础英语 (150分)：l Cloze Test或改错（10分）l 阅读理解（30分）l 英译汉（30分）l 汉译英（30分）l 阅读与写作（50分）4. 英语专业综合知识 (150分)l 英语国家社会和文化知识（50分）l 英语文学知识（50分）l 英语语言知识（50分）四、推荐参考书目（版本不限）：基础英语、英语专业综合知识1. Beidler, Peter G. Writing Matters，四川大学出版社。
2. 郭著章，李庆生：《英汉互译实用教程》（第三版），武汉大学出版社。
3. 胡壮麟：《语言学教程》，北京大学出版社，2001年。
4. 李宜燮，常耀信：《美国文学选读》（上、下册），南开大学出版社。
5. 罗经国：《新编英国文学选读》（上、下册），北京大学出版社。
6. 王佐良等:《欧洲文化入门》(第二版)（第1－4章），外语教学与研究出版社。
7. 朱永涛: 《英美文化基础教程》，外语教学与研究出版社。
第二外语1．法语：《新大学法语》(1-3册)，总主编李志清，高等教育出版社。
2．日语：《标准日本语》(初级)，人民教育出版社。
3．德语：《德语速成》(第二版,上、下册)，外语教学与研究出版社。
4．俄语：《大学俄语（东方）》(第1-3册)，北京外国语大学、普希金俄语学院合编。
5．西班牙语：《现代西班牙语》（1-2册），董燕生．刘建．外研社。
6．韩语：延世大学韩国语学堂[韩] 编著：韩国语教程 1-3册（全6册），世界图书出版公司。
四川大学外国语学院英语语言文学专业和外国语言学及应用语言学专业硕士研究生入学考试复试科目及推荐参考书一、适用专业及方向：英语语言文学：现代英美文学、美国文化研究、加拿大文化研究、欧洲文化研究外国语言学及应用语言学：现代英语及语言理论、现代外语教育及教育技术、英语翻译理论与实践二、考试科目及分值：1. 听力（20分）测试要求：(a) 能听懂真实交际场合中各种英语会话和讲话；(b) 英语国家广播电台以及电视台（如CNN）有关政治、经济、文化、教育和科技等方面的专题报道以及与此类题材相关的演讲和演讲后的问答；(c) 能听懂有关政治、经济、历史、文化教育、语言文学和科普方面的一般讲座及讲座后的问答。
高一英语阅读表达试题答案及解析
高一英语阅读表达试题答案及解析1.〔1〕There are many useful suggestions and pieces of advice that can help one to improve English. Here are some useful suggestions and new tips to increase one’s English language vocabulary.〔2〕Learning English vocabulary is about much more than just learning the right words. A broad grasp of vocabulary in the English language is based on understanding important expressions and “word combinations”, which means groups of words that often or alw ays go together.〔3〕Learning a word will not help very much if you quickly forget it. Research shows that it takes from 10 to 20 repetitions to really make a word part of your vocabulary. Since most words are learned from how they are used in context （上下文）, the more words one is exposed to （接触）, The easier one will find English to learn . Keep a writing pad close to you. When you read, pay close attention to the word you do not know, write the word down and try to figure out its meaning from the context. Then _______________________ in a dictionary.〔4〕Remember that if you do not use English words that you have just learned in conversation or writing, you will forget them very quickly. So the best way to learn new words effectively is just by trying to use them in conversation and writing. Remember also that practice is the key to fluent spoken English.〔5〕Building vocabulary is a life-long task. Remember, “In the beginning was the word.” Your future could depend on how rich your vocabulary is. It will also determine the quality of your communication.【1】What is the main idea of the text? (no more than 10 words)____________________________________________ ____________________【答案】How to enrich your English vocabulary/How to increase one’s Engli sh language vocabulary【解析】How to enrich your English vocabulary/How to increase one’s English language vocabulary 根据第一段提到There are many useful suggestions and pieces of advice that can help one to improve English. Here are some useful suggestions and new tips to increase one’s English language vocabulary这有很多建议来提高你的英语词汇。
加拿大社会与文化PPT
Government type
confederation with parliamentary democracy
Area total: 9,984,670 sq km land: 9,093,507 sq km water: 891,163 sq km
Land boundaries total: 8,893 km border countries: US 8,893 km (includes 2,477 km with Alaska)
People Of Canada
Population 32,507,874 (July 2004 est.) Age structure 0-14 years: 18.2% (male 3,038,800; female 2,890,579) 15-64 years: 68.7% (male 11,225,686; female 11,111,941) 65 years and over: 13% (male 1,807,472; female 2,433,396) (2004 est.) Median age :
Land use arable land: 4.96% permanent crops: 0.02% other: 95.02% (2001)
Natural hazards
continuous permafrost in north is a serious obstacle to development; cyclonic storms form east of the Rocky Mountains, a result of the mixing of air masses from the Arctic, Pacific, and North American interior, and produce most of the country's rain and snow east of the mountains
加拿大文化简介(英文)
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加拿大政府鼓励多元文化的并存和发展在加拿大有很多专为华人服务的团体和机构不少机构还得到政府的资助例如专为新移民进行英语培训的esl机构互助会等
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Canadians used to have a larger personal space. In the use of bank automatic [ɔːtə'mætɪk] teller machines, hope to the people behind him to keep a distance ['dɪst(ə)ns] of only a few feet (that is, the role of the domestic [də'mestɪk] common yellow line).When touch is considered to be very impolite behavior.
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加拿大是世界上著名的多元文化国家之一。新来的移民可以保持他们原有的文化 和语言。这是加拿大和大多数国家不同，因为别的国家大多要求新移民融入移民 国的社会文化结构之内。
The multicultural
The Canadian government to encourage multicultural coexistence [ˌkəʊɪɡˈzɪst əns] and development, in Canada there are many designed for Chinese service groups and agencies [ˈeɪdʒənsɪ], many organizations [ˌɔːɡənaɪˈzeɪʃən] still get a grant from the government, for example, designed for new immigrants to ESL English training institutions [ˌɪnstɪˈtjuːʃən], societies, etc.
文化研究的开放性与全球性
文化研究的开放性与全球性内容提要:全球化时代呼唤着一种与之相适应的文化理论。
方兴未艾的文化研究具有这种广阔的理论视野。
目前,文化研究在全球范围内,特别是在英语世界已形成一股研究热潮。
本文着重介绍文化研究的源流及其学科特点,即开放性与全球性。
关键词:文化研究开放性全球性20世纪西方文学与文化理论新潮迭起,流派纷呈。
肇端于英美理论界的文化研究(CulturalStudies)即是20世纪后期多元共生时代的产物。
文化研究与西方文学与文化诸理论的产生和发展有着“共时”联系,作为一种理论话语,文化研究近年来已引起全球性的普遍关注。
文化研究虽产生英美理论界,然而,影响已超出了英语世界。
一般认为,文化研究是跨学科或多学科的文化理论,它一开始就不是一个传统意义上的独立学科,它既在现有学科之中,但并非受制于某一学科或理论,学科界限也不确定。
它本身没有一个界定明确的方法论,也不局限于具体的或界限清晰的研究领域.文化研究借鉴了诸多人文与社会科学理论和方法,如语言学、哲学、人类学、心理学、政治学和文艺批评等。
文化研究的对象也十分宽广,如:以东西方不断变化的历史和文化关系为背景的“东方学”及西方殖民主义批判;以爱德华·萨义德(EdwardSaid)、霍米·巴巴(HomiBhaa)和盖娅特里·斯匹瓦克(GayatriSpivak)等人为代表的后殖民主义理论;以女性主义批评为主的性别研究,主要涉及女性批评话语的构建、性别诗学研究以及怪异理论;文化工业、消费文化以及影视传媒生产和消费的研究;文化全球化理论及其反拨等等。
文化研究的特点是,注重讨论各种文化实践与权力之间的关系,即文化现象和文化实践中的权力运作对文化实践的影响与干涉作用。
文化研究并非只是纯粹的、具体文化类别的理论探讨,它与社会关系、政治制度有密切的联系,其使命就是分析在具体的社会关系和环境中文化是如何表现自身和受制于社会与政治制度的。
文化研究致力于对当代社会文化的“道德评价”或批判,直至诉诸激进政治行动的努力。
关于加拿大的文化英语作文
加拿大的多元文化魅力Canada, a vast land of diverse cultures, is a land where people from different backgrounds come together to create a unique and vibrant society. From its rich history and traditions to its vibrant art and music, Canada's culture is a testament to the harmony and inclusivity that characterize its identity.Canada's cultural diversity is reflected in its diverse population, which comprises people from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. This diversity is further enhanced by the country's policy of multiculturalism, which aims to promote and protect the cultural practices and traditions of its diverse communities.One of the most prominent aspects of Canadian culture is its respect for diversity and inclusivity. This is evident in the country's laws and policies, which aim to ensure equal rights and opportunities for all its citizens, regardless of their ethnic, cultural, or religious backgrounds. This attitude is further reflected in thedaily lives of Canadians, who pride themselves on their open and welcoming society.Another important aspect of Canadian culture is its strong sense of community. Canadians value the importance of belonging to a community and working together to achieve common goals. This is reflected in the strong sense of community spirit that exists in Canadian cities and towns, where people come together to celebrate cultural events, support local businesses, and volunteer for community projects.Canada's rich history and traditions are another important aspect of its culture. The country's diverse population has brought with it a wealth of historical and cultural practices, which have been preserved and passed down through generations. From the vibrant festivals and celebrations of various ethnic communities to the rich folklore and mythology of Canada's indigenous people, the country's history and traditions are a testament to its diverse cultural heritage.In addition to its rich historical and traditional practices, Canada is also known for its vibrant art and music scene. Canadian artists and musicians have made significant contributions to the global arts community,producing innovative and thought-provoking works thatreflect the diverse cultural backgrounds of the country.The country's vibrant art and music scene is further enhanced by the presence of numerous cultural institutions and events, which provide platforms for artists and musicians to showcase their talents and share their stories. In conclusion, Canada's culture is a vibrant anddiverse tapestry of traditions, practices, and stories that reflect the rich heritage and identity of its diverse population. From its respect for diversity and inclusivityto its strong sense of community and rich historical and cultural practices, Canada's culture is a celebration ofthe harmony and diversity that characterize its society. As we explore the various aspects of Canadian culture, we are reminded of the importance of embracing diversity,fostering inclusivity, and celebrating the unique contributions of each individual and community.**加拿大的多元文化魅力**加拿大，这片广袤的土地孕育了丰富多彩的文化，吸引了来自不同背景的人们汇聚一堂，共同构建了一个独特而充满活力的社会。
CULTURE OF CANADA
CULTURE OF CANADAC anada is a North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Located in the northern part of the continent, it extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean.Canada is the world's second-largest country by total area, and its common border with the United States is the world's longest land border.The land that is now Canada has been inhabited for millennia (qian1nian2) by various Aboriginal (tu3zhu4) peoples. Beginning in the late 15th century, British and French colonial expeditions (zheng1zhan4) explored, and later settled, the region's Atlantic coast. France ceded (ge1rang4) nearly all of its colonies in North America to Britain in 1763 after the Seven Years' WarCanadian SymbolsCanada is often symbolically connected with three key images—hockey, the beaver, and the dress uniform of the Royal Canadian Mounted PoliceHockey,often described as Canada's national sport, is a vigorous, often violently competitive team sport and, as such, it carries the same kind of symbolic weight that football does for many Americans.Hockey is used, in its symbolic form, to signify national unity and a national sense of purpose and community.That most Canadians do not follow hockey in any serious way does not diminish its role as a key cultural symbol.The beaver represents industriousness, willingness to work hard, and a symbol of triumph over the seasons, which in Canada can be severe. The very northern parts of Canada border the Arctic Circle (Bei3ji2quan1)The RCMP represents Canada’s sense of diligence(qin2mian3)and humility (qian1xun4). The vastness and wildness of Canada was not tamed by brute force, as we think of America, but rather with a spirit of cooperation with other Canadian institutions and by the rule of law.RegionsAlthough the two coastal areas do contribute agriculturally to Canada’s economy, they are known most for their port cities that move goods in and out of Canada.The central portion of the country, in its southern areas, is primarily conifer (zhen1ye4shu4) forest. This forest region extends across the entire country from the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains through to the Atlantic coast.These forests are m anaged in such a way as to provide for Canada’s n eeds, the lumber and lumber product needs of other countries, and to provide these resources in a sustainable and ecologically sound manner. .A section of the country westward from the Great Lakes basin along the southern extent of this forest region is a prairie (cao3yuan2). This is the area of Canada where much of the wheat that is exported grows.The Great Lakes (Wu3da4hu2) are a group of five lakes, the largest group of fresh water lakes in the world, actually.They contain approximately 21% of the world’s surface fresh water.The lakes are bound by the Canadian province of Ontario and the U.S. states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indian, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.Four of the five lakes form part of the Canada-United States border; the fifth, Lake Michigan, is contained entirely within the United States. The Saint Lawrence River, which marks the same international border for a portion of its course, is the primary outlet of these interconnected lakes, and flows through Quebec and past the Gaspé Peninsula to the northern Atlantic Ocean.The westernmost portion of the country is dominated by the Rocky Mountains, with a narrow river-land environment, made up of northern rain forests.The Rocky Mountains stretch over 4800 km from northern British Columbia to New Mexico in America’s southwest.West of the mountains lies a region with numerous lakes and expanses of exposed rock. This area of Canada is rugged and beautiful, much like a frontier.Across the northernmost portion of the country from east to west lies a region dominated by tundra (dong4tu3ceng2) and finally at its most northern reach, an arctic (Bei3ji2quan1) eco-zone.Canadian EconomyCanada is a large country that is rich in resources, but there are geographic limitations on where people can live. An advantage in this situation is that these natural resources can be more easily used.Most of the population is located around the Great Lakes, and in the Saint Lawrence River Valley.This wealth of resources allows Canada all that it needs internally and provides great revenue in exports. Natural resources, such as forestry products (lumber andlumber products), minerals and mineral ore, and oil and gas have been the foundation of the Canadian economy for years.Farming also plays a large part in the Canadian economy, although most of Canada's agricultural production is exported, primarily to the United States.Very few Canadians produce at the subsistence level (sheng1cun2nong2ye4); so virtually all agricultural production in Canada is production for sale. However, because of Canada’s short growing season, a significant amount of Canada’s food is imported. (Bret)Manufacturing in Canada is dominated by automobile production, and by the manufacture of other large equipment and farm equipment.A cooperative agreement between American auto-makers and the Canadian government has helped to make this possible.Canada also produces a wide range of consumer products, including furniture, electronics (especially communications equipment) and building materials.The single largest area of economic growth in Canada since the 1970s has been in the "service" sector. The financial, research, and tourist sectors have shown substantial increases during this period.As I mentioned before, hunting and fishing have also contributed significantly to Canada’s economic growth. Many people from the U.S. and other countries as well, flock to Canada to hunt the game that that is so plentiful there.These resource and service sectors dominate the economy of Canada.Canadian CitiesMost Canadians live in towns and cities. Canadian cities are found at important hubs (centers) of interchange between agriculture and manufacturing. Canadian cities developed as points of connection between farm production and industrial development. Because of this, Canadian cities have tended to develop haphazardly (mao1shou3mao2jiao3) processes of industrialization and changes in farming have developed.Canadian cities look like cities almost anywhere in the industrialized world, except they tend to be cleaner due to in that that orderliness has been a dominant feature of the history of Canadian culture.Canadian cities have tended to be more carefully planned and better run, at least in terms of convenience and services, than those in many other industrialized nations.Unlike European cities, however, space in Canadian cities tends to beprivately-owned.While most cities have some space, such as a formal plaza at a city hall, at which public events are held, in general there are no large communal (gong1you3) spaces in Canadian cities. Canadians in cities of whatever size socialize in private spaces: their homes or commercial sites, such as restaurants.Like cities throughout North America, space in Canadian cities is dominated by movement. Canadian cities are designed as networks through which goods, vehicles, and people move relatively easily. Streets are designed to control the flow of vehicle (che1liang4) traffic, isolate foot traffic, and to direct traffic toward destinations.This has led to the gradual disappearance of urban street shopping.Street shopping, like in most American cities as well, has been replaced by indoor shopping malls.Many smaller towns, however, have attempted to revitalize (zhen4xing1) their downtown, areas,since a decline in a town or village’s downtown area is often seen as a sign of the decline and decay of the town as a whole.Home life in Canadian cities is dominated by private homes or residences. Apartment buildings are dominant (zhan4you1shi4) in urban areas while outward expansion of cities has been dominated by the development of large tracts (mian4ji) of private single-family dwellings (sub-divisions—large group of similar houses in one area).Rural Life (xiang1xia1) in CanadaAccording to the last census (ren2kou3pu3cha2) (2006), six million Canadians live in small towns or rural areas, which is almost 20% of the population of Canada. Farms in Canada are often run by agribusiness (conglomerates-jiituan2) and can be very large so machines are necessary for much of the work done on these farms; especially at planting and harvesting times. These machines are often used 24/7 during these busy times.Some farmers spray their fields with pesticides (nong2yao4) and may use low-flying aircraft (fei1ji1) to accomplish this spraying.Some rural roads will not be maintained (wei2xiu1)between certain months of the year (i.e. November to April) so many residents own (four wheel drive trucks --si4lun2qu1dong4) or even snowmobiles (xue3di4che1) in order to be able to get to where they need to go. People that stay in the countryside for work either snowshoe or cross-country ski to get around.Almost without exception rural properties in Canada will have a well (shui3jing3) as a source of water. Heating the home may be an issue. While many homes have central heating, homes that do not are often warmed by wood or coal stovesMany people living in the countryside of Canada commute (jiao1huan4--drive) to a job in the town or city. These areas we might call suburban but not in the same way as suburbs in America.Canadian SportsConsidering its history it is not surprising that many popular sports have been brought from England and Europe—soccer, rugby, cricket, and others. Then, considering its proximity (closeness) to the U.S, sports like baseball, basketball, and football are also very popular.In fact, Canada has a professional baseball team, the Toronto Blue Jays, which competes in professional baseball with American teams as a member of the American League Division.In addition to being a major cycling competitor, other sports like La Crosse an Australian Rules Football team, and Shooting Sports are also very popular.However, Canada is best known for its winter games—Hockey (bing1qiu3), in particular, but also ice skating, snow shoeing, and down-hill and cross-country skiing are very popular in Canada.Hockey is a very rough, highly-physical game and very exciting to watch. It is a very fast game with lots of physical contact between players. Often fights break out and have to be stopped by game officials.It is a game like soccer as you have to get the ball, or, in this game a puck (bing1qiu2), into the net to score a point and the other team is trying to prevent you from doing so. A big difference is that the puck is moved with a hockey stick and the game is played on ice (bing1qiu2chang3).Ice skating i s a great sport and it is also very popular in the U.S. The cost is minimal (ji2xiao3--a pair of skates) and all you need is warm clothing for the cold winter weather. Lakes are abundant (feng1)and there are also ice rinks (bing1chuan g3) available in warmer weather.Snow shoeing (xue3xie2) is simply walking but with a large, tennis racket-like shoe that is fixed to a boot. It simply spread the person’s weight so he/she does not sink into (xian4ru4) the snow. It is great exercise and very popular in Canada and the parts of the U.S. where it snows heavily.Down-hill skiing (hua2xue3) is very fun also, but it can be expensive. Ski resorts sometimes charge high fees for using the chair lifts (seats that take skiers to the top of the hill). Equipment for downhill skiing can be rented for the day at the resorts (du4jai4qu1). Food and drink is often very expensive also.Most people who ski often usually buy their own equipment. Skiing is a very popular sport in Canada, the U.S., and many other countries as well. I believe that there is a ski resort near Beijing now.Hunting in CanadaHunting seasons serve an important role to the game populations and the economy of each province. Season dates and tag (license)quotas (ding4’e2) are set based on wildlife (ye3sheng1sheng1wu4) populations and harvest reports. The money collected from hunting licenses and tourism helps to support the economy and habitat (sheng1jing4) restoration (xiu1fu4) programs.Canada offers several big-game species, with the most popular being whitetail deer, moose (da4lu4), elk (mi2lu4), black bear (hei1jia1zi) and caribou (a large type of deer). The big-game (large animal) seasons will typically take place from August to December.Waterfowl (shui3qin2) seasons---ducks and geese---will also take place during the fall and early winter. Manitoba waterfowl seasons vary depending on the various zones but will start in early September on September 1 or 8.Tag and license fees are typically broken down into three categories: resident, Canadian nonresidents and foreign nonresidents. License costs can vary with each province and by who is buying them. Canadian non-residents and foreign residents pay higher license fees.Some provinces require that the hunter has passed a hunter safety course before he/she can purchase a hunting license.Each province has individual regulations (guize2) regarding the hunting seasons and laws concerning bringing guns into the province. Weapons can be confiscated (mo4shou1) if provinces’ laws are not obeyed.French-CanadiansIn Canada, 85% of French Canadians reside (live) in Quebec where they constitute the majority of the population in all regions except the far North. Most cities and villages in this province were built and settled by the French or French Canadians during the French colonial rule.French-Canadian communities remain along the Quebec border in the US states ofnorthern Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire as well as further south in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and southern New Hampshire.They came to identify as Franco-American, especially those who were born American.In Quebec, about six million French Canadians are native French speakers. One million are English-speaking, "other-speakers", meaning, in practice, immigrants who speak neither French nor English at home.French-Canadian ReligionFrom 1629 onward and almost all French settlers of Canada were Roman Catholic..Until the 1960s, religion was a central component (yuan2jian4) of French-Canadian national identity. The Church parish (jiao4qu1) was the focal point (jiao1dian3) of civic life in French-Canadian society, and religious orders ran French-Canadian schools, hospitals and orphanages (yu2you2yuan2) and were very controlling of every day life in general.During the Quiet Revolution (a time of rapid change in politics, economics, and religion in Quebec) of the 1960s,however, the practice of Catholicism dropped drastically (kuang2shuai3) Church attendance in Quebec currently remains low. There are also many people from France, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and other countries whose mother tongue (mu3yu3) is French and are either Muslim or JewishSummaryThe development of the Canadian nation has been characterized by discussion, planning, and compromise.The gradual opening of all of Canada to European control, and its coming together in 1867 as a national entity, was not the result of war or revolution but instead, of negotiation and reconciliation. It was an orderly transition managed almost like a business venture much like England was.It is these qualities of combining co-operation with ethnic independence which continue to shape Canada's development as a nation. Developments in human rights law, for example, with a new emphasis on the importance of group rights and in particular group rights under conditions of inequality among groups, were pioneered in Canada.Nearly a century and a half of Canadian nationhood has demonstrated that it is indeed possible to build a nation where diversity serves as the keystone of unity.。
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A Survey of Canadian Culture
This lecture tells us about beautiful According to the teacher lectures, I learned that Canada is a highly developed capitalist country, thanks to abundant natural resources and highly developed science and technology, make it become the world's highest quality of life, one of the most affluent society, most economically developed countries. Canada ranks among the best of education in terms, government transparency, social freedom, quality of life and economic freedom. Due to Canada is in the northern hemisphere. So the popular sport in Canada. Mostly related to snow, such as skiing, figure skating, speed skating, curling, rugby and so on.
Canada has ten provinces and three regions, a population of about 35000000, of which the Chinese have about 15000000 people. The land area of about 9984670 square kilometers. The national flag is the Maple Leaf flag, Canada is also a maple tree. The main language is English and French. Ottawa is the capital and the largest city is Toronto. It is a beautiful country. There are some unique festivals, such as the Tulip Festival, Quebec Festival.
The relationship between Canada and other countries, the relationship between Canada and the United States, in recent years, there are some conflicts, but mainly in the United States bordering parts of the territory. But most places have a very good relationship with the United states. After all, Canada and the United States have the longest defined boundary in the world. The friendship between China and Canada has a long history. by the end of eighteenth Century exported to Canada, Bethune, a great internationalist soldier who helped the Chinese Anti Japanese war in Canada, led the medical team to the front of the Anti Japanese struggle in China, and contributed his precious life to the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people.
Concerning Canadian Culture, my interest is in the beautiful scenery, Vancouver city park green grass known as STANLEY Park, Queens Park etc. In fact, every city in Canada is a beautiful park.Also There are many beautiful landscapes, such as the beautiful University of British Columbia, Niagara Falls and many world heritage. The Canadian cultural atmosphere, Canada is a nation of immigrants, but the social relationship is very stable, people are willing to help each other. Here all the way of life are welcome.
Compared with Chinese Culture,I understand that the Canadian culture is very different from Chinese culture. Although Canada and Chinese are multicultural countries. But Chinese diversified from fusion between different ethnic groups. And China history is far more than Canada. Canadian multiculturalism, when Europeans discovered the continent of America, many countries in the world who had moved here. It was because there were many people from different countries that made up the first inhabitants of Canada. So Canada became a diverse country with a
wide variety of food, culture, art, and faces.
Canadian culture is different from that of any other country in the world. But it's similar to the culture of many countries. This is the most unique charm of Canadian culture.。