小学五年级期末英语作文 A Trip to Beijing
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我去了北京英语作文我去了北京英语作文（精选21篇）我去了北京英语作文篇1Tuesday,August 15th Sunny I went somethere interesting today.I went to BeiJing with my fanily.I went to Tian'anmen spuare,it is was beautifui.I like it so much.And I visit the Great Wall.It was very beautiful.There are many people and they were very friendly.Ilearned quiet a few about Chinese history.For lunch,we ate BeiJing duck.It was delicious.We took many photos.And we buy something beautiful specials,but they were expensive. In the evening I felt tried but happy.我去了北京英语作文篇2This summer holiday I have been to BeiJing for a travel.It was a great journey! we have went to see the Imperial Palace and the great wall and them let me feel that I was proud to be a Chinese.The Imperial Palace noted the history. there were many antiques which we could espy the great culture.From the great wallit was a well-known wonder in the world.It is made of big stones which was too heavy to bring even uesing it to buil a construction of ruggedization. What a great grandeur!我去了北京英语作文篇3Yesterday, I went to Tiananman square in Beijing with my friend Wang Ming and Li Lei. We visited the monument to the people's heroes, the Great Hall of the people, National Museum and some places of historic interest. At first, there were not many people in Tiananman square.After a while, more and more people came to us. I can't find my friends, I feel nervous and anxious. After a while, Wang Ming and Li Lei found me. We had a good time in Beijing.我去了北京英语作文篇4I plan to take my summer holiday in Beijing. Beijing is our capital but I have never been to Beijing before.Last September I planned to go to Beijing but I had to cancel my plan due to the flood in Beijing.I hope the weather in Beijing will be nice this summer. I plan to visit the Great Wall the Olympic Center the forbidden city and Wang Fujing Street.I plan to have Peking duck when I get in Beijing. I am really looking forward to my holiday.我去了北京英语作文篇5Situated in the western outskirts of Haidian District, the Summer Palace is 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) from central Beijing. Having the largest royal park and being well preserved, it was designated, in 1960 by the State Council, as a Key Cultural Relics Protection Site of China.Containing examples of the ancient arts, it also has graceful landscapes and magnificent constructions. The Summer Palace is the archetypal Chinese garden, and is ranked amongst the most noted and classical gardens of the world. In 1998, it was listed as one of the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.Constructed in the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234), during the succeeding reign of feudal emperors; it was extended continuously. By the time of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), it had become a luxurious royal garden providing royal families with rest and entertainment. Originally called 'Qingyi Garden' (Garden of Clear Ripples), it was know as one of the famous 'three hillsand five gardens' (Longevity Hill, Jade Spring Mountain, and Fragrant Hill; Garden of Clear Ripples, Garden of Everlasting Spring, Garden of Perfection and Brightness, Garden of Tranquility and Brightness, and Garden of Tranquility and Pleasure).Like most of the gardens of Beijing, it could not elude the rampages of the Anglo-French allied force and was destroyed by fire.In 1888, Empress Dowager Cixi embezzled navy funds to reconstruct it for her own benefit, changing its name to Summer Palace (Yiheyuan). She spent most of her later years there, dealing with state affairs and entertaining.In 1900, it suffered again, being ransacked by the Eight-Power Allied Force. After the success of the 1911 Revolution, it was opened to the public.Composed mainly of Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake, The Summer Palace occupies an area of 294 hectares (726.5 acres), three quarters of which is water.Guided by nature, artists designed the gardens exquisitely so that visitors would see marvelous views and be amazed by perfect examples of refined craftwork using the finest materials.Centered on the T ower of Buddhist Incense (Foxiangge) the Summer Palace consists of over 3,000 structures including pavilions, towers, bridges, and corridors.The Summer Palace can be divided into four parts: the court area, front-hill area, front-lake area, and rear-hill and back-lake area.Front-Hill Area: this area is the most magnificent area in the Summer Palace with the most constructions. Its layout is quite distinctive because of the central axis from the yard of KunmingLake to the hilltop, on which important buildings are positioned including Gate of Dispelling Clouds, Hall of Dispelling Clouds, Hall of Moral Glory, Tower of Buddhist Incense, the Hall of the Sea of Wisdom, etc.Rear-Hill and Back-Lake Area: although the constructions are fewer here, it has a unique landscape, with dense green trees, and winding paths. Visitors can feel a rare tranquility, and elegance.This area includes scenic spots such as Kunming Lake and Back Lake , which presents a tranquil beauty, Garden of Harmonious Interest , built by imitating the layout of Southern China’s classical gardens, and Suzhou Market Street, endowed with a strong flavor of the water town Suzhou.Court Area: this is where Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu met officials, conducted state affairs and rested. Entering the East Palace Gate, visitors may see the main palace buildings: the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity served as the office of the Emperor, the Hall of Jade Ripples where Guangxu lived, the Hall of Joyful Longevity, Cixi's residence, the Garden of Virtue and Harmony where Cixi was entertained, Yiyun House , where once lived the Empress Longyu, and Long Gallery, which measures the longest in Chinese gardens.Front Lake Area: covering a larger part of the Summer Palace, opens up the vista of the lake. A breeze fluttering, waves gleam and willows kiss the ripples of the vast water.In this comfortable area there are the Eastern Bank and Western Bank, Seventeen-Arch Bridge, Nanhu Island, the largest island in Summer Palace, Bronze Ox, an imposing statue beside the lake, and Marble Boat, built in western style with elaborate decorations.On the western bank float six distinct bridges amongst whichthe Jade-Belt Bridge is the pretty!我去了北京英语作文篇6This summer holiday I have been to England and had a great time. Now I would like to share something interesing with you. In England, I always find people like eating fresh meat and vegetables and they told me that that's why they keep healthy. Speaking of cars, in England, cars all running on the left side which is different from China. If you exceed the speed limit, you will be fined seriously.What's more, it is very impolite to ask people about their salary and age in this country. Besides, when you are lining up, you can't jump the queue. This is the rule in the society and people all follow it. At last, when you are shopping, you can't bargain with others. This is England. It really made me impressive.I hope I can go there one more time.我去了北京英语作文篇7Summer holiday is coming.I want to go to Beijing. I go to Beijing with my father my mother and my brother. We want to go there by plane because it takes less time.We can see many things in it.First we can visit the Great Wall it is very famous for the world so I like it very much.Second we can go to the zoo because I like to see animals.There are many foreigners in this city too.I want to talk with them in English. I want to learn English from them.I think we can have a good time then. I hope it is coming soon.我去了北京英语作文篇8I went to Beijing more than eight times.Beijing i s the capital of China. It’s a big city. I am very familiar with Beijing.It takes an hour and forty minutes from Nantong to Beijing by plane. There are many tall buildings in Beijing.It’s a modern city. My family visited the Great Wall the Summer Palace the Palace Museum the Beihai Park the Space Museum etc.I went to the countryside of Beijing to go boating and fishing. It was very interesting. I went shopping in WangFuJing. I bought lots of souvenirs and other things.I like eating Beijing snacks. They are delicious. Don’t miss the Beijing Duck. It is really nice.我去了北京英语作文篇9I have been known as "North Shanghai," said the Nantong,has been a long history of Nanjing,the summer vacation and I have followed her to Beijing tourism.Arriving in Beijing,I saw there huge crowds of people,heavy traffic.We first visited the magnificent Tian Anmen rostrum,where photographs.Then we visited the beautiful decoration.The the Imperial Palace,where colorful,roof pillars,everywhere on the engraved dragon and phoenix patterns,according to the aunt said this was the emperor's place of residence.From the Imperial Palace,we came to the bustling Wangfujing street,street was lined on both sides with shops,there are a superb collection of beautiful things of goods,let me see things in a blur.The very next day,we came to be known to all the world the Great Wall.Viewed from a distance the the Great Wall,and the winding down,just like a huge dragon lying in the high mountains and lofty Hills between resting.The Great Wall of the city wall iscomposed of a block of rock composition,walls on both sides of the rough wall.Go on,just to see the Beacon Tower,who listen to the presentation,Beacon Tower in the ancient times is to transfer the enemy,I once read a article about the story of Beacon Tower,named" vassal" war drama.Had a tremendous effort finally climbed up to Badaling,standing there I had cried,laments the wisdom of the ter,we went to the beautiful Tsinghua University Tsinghua University,I was the lotus pool play,aunt said,wait until after high school to learn Zhu Ziqing was in Tsinghua University wrote the famous prose" Moonlight".Beijing is beautiful! After I go back to study,for after ten years in the Tsinghua school.我去了北京英语作文篇10This summer holiday I visited to Beijing with my aunt. We visited to many famous places such as Tian'ann Men Square the Imperial Palace the Summer Palace the Great Wall and so on.Before that I just saw them on TV but this summer holiday they were all in front of my eyes. I was so exciting.Among them I like theSummerPalacethe most because it's so amazing and the scenery is very beautiful. BesidesBeijingis a modern city.There are many tall buildings.I like this city very much and I hope I can visit there again. 我去了北京英语作文篇11On summer holiday my parents took me to Beijing. We stayed at Huabei Hotel. On the first day, we went to the Great Wall. The Great Wall is very long and old. It has millions of bricks. Each brick is very big and heavy. Lots of people from different countries like climbing the Great Wall. We felt very tired when we climbed to the top of the Great Wall. We also went to the PalaceMuseum. The Palace Museum has 9999 palaces.It has a very long history. I bought a lot of souvenirs of the Palace Museum. What nice palaces these are! I visited the Palace Museum and felt excited. If you want to know more about the Palace Museum, you can go to Beijing and have a look. The following days, we went to the Summer Palace, Tian T an, North Lake and Xiang Hill. I now know more about the history of China.I also like modern Beijing. The 20xx Olympic Games will be held in Beijing. Later, I went back with my parents by train. I really enjoyed the trip to Beijing. I like this trip!我去了北京英语作文篇12Warmly welcome all of you to visit to China. I hear that you are a Canadian high school students delegation who come to China to exchange learning. I sincerely hope you can have fun in China.It's a great pity that you only stay for two days in Beijing that you cannot enjoy every tourist attractions. But you can still visit the attractions of the most representative.Firstly, I suggest you going to the Great Wall, which is the longest wall and one of the eight wonders of the world. It was built by hands only, which seems unimaginable.On the second day, you can visit to the Imperial Palace where you can learn more about Chinese history.It was built in 1406 and there were 24 emperors living in there. And then you can go to Summer Palace or Beihai Park.Beijing is a modern city as well as a historic city where there are many places worth visiting. Given the chance, welcome to travel to Beijing in the future.我去了北京英语作文篇13Warmly welcome all of you to visit to China. I hear that youare a Canadian high school students delegation who come to China to exchange learning. I sincerely hope you can have fun in China.热烈欢迎大家到中国来参观。
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去北京旅行的英语作文五年级现在进行时全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1I'm Going on a Trip to Beijing!I'm so excited because my family and I are going on a trip to Beijing next week! We've been planning this vacation for months. My mom and dad are taking time off work, and my little brother and I don't have school. We're all really looking forward to exploring China's capital city.Right now, we're busy getting ready for the trip. Mom is making lists of what we need to pack. She's writing down things like our passports, toiletries, camera, phone chargers, and snacks for the flight. Dad is looking up interesting tourist spots and famous restaurants to visit. He's making an itinerary so we can see and do as much as possible.My little brother is trying to learn some Mandarin phrases from his Chinese language app. He's practicing how to say "Hello", "Thank you", and "Where is the bathroom?" I'm helping him because I'm taking Chinese lessons at school this year. I'm not fluent yet, but I'm getting better at reading and speaking it.We're all bringing different guidebooks and maps of Beijing that we've been studying. We want to be prepared for our adventure! I'm most excited to see the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City. They seem so impressive and full of history from the pictures I've seen. I'm imagining walking along the ancient stone pathways and towers. I can't wait to learn more about how they were constructed so long ago.My brother is looking forward to visiting the Beijing Zoo to see the giant pandas. He's obsessed with those cute, fluffy bears! He has stuffed panda toys that he's packing in his suitcase. Mom and Dad are eager to experience the amazing Chinese cuisine and culture. They've been watching videos about the best Peking duck restaurants and practicing with chopsticks.We're also planning to see an amazing Chinese acrobat show one evening. The flips, balancing, and contortions they can do look mind-blowing! I've been stretching and doing cartwheels in the backyard to get warmed up, just in case they need an extra acrobat. You never know!Packing for a long plane ride is always tricky. We're bringing travel games, books, downloaded movies, and snacks to help pass the time. I have a new e-reader loaded with books that I'mreally looking forward to diving into. I especially want to read more about Chinese history and folklore while we're visiting.Our tickets are booked, the house-sitter is lined up to watch our dog, and we've gotten the needed vaccines for travel. We're counting down the days! In just one week, we'll be waking up early, checking our bags, and heading to the airport very excited for our China adventure to begin.I can't wait to walk through the narrow hutong alleys in old Beijing, bargain at the lively street markets, and try my hand at calligraphy and tai chi. We're going to soak up every moment of Chinese culture that we can. I'm keeping a travel journal ready to document all of our experiences.Who knows, maybe I'll even try to use some of my Chinese language skills to chat with locals! I'm a little nervous but thrilled to practice. Our trip to Beijing is going to be packed with incredible sights, sounds, and flavors. We'll be making memories to last a lifetime. I feel so lucky to have this amazing opportunity to explore one of the world's most ancient and fascinating cities. This is a dream vacation that I've been looking forward to for a long time! Zhù Nǐ Jiànkāng! (Translation: Good health to you!) Off to Beijing we go!篇2I'm Going on a Trip to Beijing!I'm so excited because I'm going on a trip to Beijing next week! My mom and dad told me last night that we are going to take the high-speed train from our city to the capital. I have never been to Beijing before, but I've learned so much about it in school.Right now, I'm packing my suitcase. I'm putting in somet-shirts, shorts, and other summer clothes because I heard Beijing is really hot this time of year. I'm also bringing my camera to take lots of pictures. My cousin gave me this camera for my birthday last year and I'm bringing it everywhere we go on this trip. I can't wait to capture all the amazing sights!Our train is leaving early in the morning, so we're getting up really early to get to the station on time. I'm sure I won't be able to sleep much tonight because I'm too excited thinking about the trip. As soon as we get to Beijing, the first place we're visiting is Tiananmen Square. In my history class, I learned it's a huge plaza in the center of the city where there are portraits of China's leaders and the flag raising ceremony happens every day. I'm really looking forward to seeing it in person.After Tiananmen Square, we're going to walk through the Forbidden City, which was the palace for China's emperors hundreds of years ago. My teacher showed us pictures of the beautiful architecture and I'm hoping we can go inside some of the temples and halls. I heard there are 9,999 rooms, which is just mind-blowing to imagine! I'm bringing my running shoes because the Forbidden City is absolutely massive and we'll probably be walking around exploring it all day.The next day, we're waking up bright and early again to visit one of the real wonders of the world - the Great Wall of China! I can't believe I'm actually going to get to see it and walk along it. We're taking a bus from the city out to a less crowded section of the Great Wall. I'm preparing myself for the huge stone stairs and uphill climb, but I know it will be worth it for the incredible views. My mom is packing lots of snacks and water for us to have a picnic lunch on the Great Wall. How awesome is that?In the evenings after all our sightseeing, we're planning to stroll around some of Beijing's old neighborhoods called hutongs. I've read that they have tiny alleys and courtyard houses from long ago. We might stop at little shops or restaurants to try all kinds of delicious Beijing street foods like jianbing crepes, tanghulu candied hawthorn fruits, and jiaoquansesame pockets. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it! My dad said we can visit some of the parks too where we'll see locals practicing tai chi, dancing, or playing games.Our last day will probably be spent at the Beijing Zoo, which is famous for its pandas. I'm looking forward to watching the pandas munch on bamboo and tumble around their enclosures. I've only ever seen pandas in pictures and on TV, so viewing them in real life will be really special. The zoo also has other cool animals from China like golden monkeys and red-crowned cranes that I can't wait to see.This trip to Beijing is going to be such an incredible experience. I'm learning so much history and culture just by visiting all the iconic sites. Part of me wishes we could stay even longer to explore more, but I know we'll be exhausted after cramming so much into just a few days. I'm going to take a ton of pictures and notes so I can show my classmates back home and tell them all about my amazing Beijing adventure. This is a trip I'll never forget!篇3I am going on a trip to Beijing!I am so excited because I am traveling to Beijing for the first time ever! Beijing is the capital city of China and it is going to be an amazing adventure.Right now, I am packing my suitcase with all the things I will need for the trip. I am putting in plenty of clothes since we will be there for two weeks. I am making sure to pack shorts, t-shirts, pants, and sweaters in case it gets cold. Beijing can have crazy weather! I am also packing my camera so I can take tons of pictures.My family and I are flying to Beijing tomorrow morning. We are waking up really early to go to the airport. I am a little nervous about the long flight, but I am bringing books, games, and snacks to keep me busy. I am hoping I can sleep on the plane too.When we are arriving in Beijing, I am going to look out the window to get my first glimpse of the city skyline. I have seen pictures, but I bet it will look even cooler in real life. We are staying in a hotel right in the middle of Beijing, so we will be close to all the sights.The first place we are visiting is Tiananmen Square. It is one of the biggest public squares in the world! I am imagining thehuge open space with important buildings all around it. Our tour guide is telling us about the historic events that happened there.Next, we are going inside the Forbidden City, which used to be the home of Chinese emperors. I am going to be in awe of the traditional architecture and all the rooms and gardens. I am going to pretend I am royalty walking through the palace grounds. I am sure it will feel like stepping back in time.One of the days, we are taking a bus out to the Great Wall of China. I am climbing up the ancient stone steps and looking out over the incredible views. The wall goes on for thousands of miles! I am posing for pictures and practicing my Chinese language skills with the locals. Maybe I am even brave enough to try scorpions on a stick, a crazy Beijing snack.In between sights, we are exploring diferentes neighborhoods and markets in the city. I am bargaining with vendors to get good deals on souvenirs and snacks. I am trying new and interesting Chinese foods like dumplings, noodles, and Peking duck. The smells and sounds are amazing.At night, we are watching impressive acrobat shows with flips and contortionists. The performers' skills are blowing my mind! We are also catching celebrated exhibitions about Chinese arts and history at the museums. I am learning so much.Towards the end of our trip, we are hiking up the tall mountains outside Beijing to see the Summer Palace, an imperial garden retreat. The palace grounds are huge and I am having a blast discovering all the traditional buildings, bridges, and beautiful landscapes. I am taking a boat out on the lake for amazing views of the whole area.On our final day in Beijing, I am feeling sad to leave but so grateful for the incredible experience. I have a suitcase full of souvenirs and my camera is loaded with thousands of photos to remember everything by. I am hugging China's iconic landscape and sights goodbye, but holding the memories close. Beijing is such a special place.I am arriving home exhausted but elated. I am unpacking my things and showing my friends all my new treasures from Beijing.I am making them listen to every single story from the trip! I am putting up my favorite pictures around my room so I can always look at them and remember.Beijing was a dream and I am already counting down the days until I can go back again someday. Traveling to new places and experiencing different cultures is the best education possible. I am feeling so lucky I got to explore Beijing and all itswonders. It was an unforgettable adventure that I will always cherish.篇4I'm Going on a Trip to Beijing!I'm so excited because I'm going on a trip to Beijing next week! My mom and dad have been planning this vacation for months. We're visiting the capital of China during our spring break from school.Right now, my parents are busy packing our suitcases. They're making sure we have all the clothes and supplies we'll need for the trip. My little brother keeps asking them, "Are we there yet?" even though we haven't even left for the airport yet! He's just really eager to go.I'm studyingMandarin in school, so I'm trying to practice my Chinese as much as I can before we go. I'm learning some basic travel phrases like "Thank you", "Where is the restroom?", and "One ticket, please." I'm hoping the locals in Beijing will be able to understand me when I'm trying out my Chinese language skills.My best friend is coming with us on the trip too. Her family is also going, so we're going to have a lot of fun together. We're planning to take tons of pictures and videos to show our classmates when we get back. Maybe we'll even get to miss a few days of school because of the traveling!When we get to Beijing, the first thing we're going to do is visit Tiananmen Square. I've seen pictures of it in my textbooks, and it looks massive! I'm imagining what it's going to be like to stand in such an iconic place. Our tour guide is arranging for us to be there for the flag raising ceremony at sunrise. We're definitely going to have to wake up very early that day.After Tiananmen Square, we're heading straight to the Forbidden City, which was the imperial palace for centuries. I can't wait to explore all the temples, gardens, and corridors. I'm picturing the emperor's lavish throne rooms and imagining what life was like there hundreds of years ago. I've been reading all about the history to prepare.The Great Wall of China is probably what I'm most excited about though. We're going to hike along a section of it near Beijing. I'm thinking about how steep some of the steps are going to be to climb. Our tour guides are warning us that it's a very strenuous hike, so we're all trying to get in shape before wego. I'm running around the park by my house every day to get ready.While we're in Beijing, we're also going to see the Olympic venues from the 2008 Summer Games, like the famous Bird's Nest stadium. I play soccer, so I'm really looking forward to taking a tour of those athletic facilities. I'm daydreaming about maybe competing in the Olympics myself one day!Another site I'm really anticipating is the Beijing Zoo, because they have amazing giant pandas there. I'm obsessed with pandas – I think they're just about the cutest animals ever. I'm imagining getting to see baby pandas up close and watching them play. I'm going to beg my parents for a plush panda stuffed animal from the gift shop.In between all the sightseeing, I'm sure we're going to spend a lot of time exploring Beijing's neighborhoods and markets. I'm envisioning finding street food vendors and trying all kinds of new and delicious foods I've never tasted before. I'm also hoping we'll get to watch some traditional Chinese performances with dancing and acrobats. I've only seen things like that on TV before.My family is arranging for us to stay in a traditional courtyard hotel in one of Beijing's hutong neighborhoods. Ahutong is a neighborhood with narrow alleys and courtyard homes. I can picture us walking along the old stone paths and peeking into the daily life of the locals there. I'm imagining it being almost like stepping back in time.The only bad part about this trip is that it's going to go by way too fast. I'm sure those 10 days in Beijing are just going to fly by before we know it. That's why I'm trying to prepare as much as possible now by learning about the culture and history. I'm also practicing speaking Chinese as much as I can.I can't stop daydreaming about everything I'm going to get to see and do in Beijing. I'm counting down the days until our adventure begins! This is my first major trip to another country, so I'm a little nervous, but mostly just tremendously excited. I'm going to take a million pictures and videos to remember every single moment.Beijing, here I come! Time to start packing my bags. I'm going to have an amazing time exploring such an ancient and fascinating city. This is going to be the trip of a lifetime!篇5Title: Exploring the Wonders of BeijingExcitement is bubbling inside me as our family is currently embarking on an unforgettable journey to the captivating city of Beijing. The anticipation has been building for weeks, and now we are finally experiencing the thrill of visiting China's capital.As our plane is soaring high above the clouds, I can't help but gaze in awe at the vast expanse of land beneath us. The patchwork of fields and cities stretches as far as the eye can see, reminding me of the vastness of this ancient country we are about to explore.Upon landing at the bustling Beijing Capital International Airport, we are immediately greeted by the distinct aroma of street food wafting through the air. My taste buds are already tingling with curiosity, eager to sample the delectable flavors that Beijing has to offer.Our first stop is the world-renowned Forbidden City, an architectural marvel that stands as a testament to China's rich history and cultural heritage. As we are strolling through the immense complex, I am mesmerized by the intricate details adorning every inch of the buildings. The vibrant shades of red and gold seem to shimmer in the sunlight, casting an almost magical ambiance over the entire area.Everywhere we turn, we are surrounded by an abundance of fascinating sights and sounds. Vendors are selling delicious snacks and colorful souvenirs, while tour guides are enthusiastically sharing captivating stories about the Forbidden City's past. It's as if we have stepped back in time, immersing ourselves in a world where ancient traditions and modern marvels coexist harmoniously.One of the highlights of our trip is undoubtedly the majestic Great Wall of China. As we are hiking along the winding pathways, the sheer scale of this architectural wonder leaves me awestruck. The wall seems to stretch endlessly into the distance, snaking its way across the rugged mountainous terrain. With every step, I am filled with a profound sense of respect for the ingenuity and perseverance of those who built this incredible structure.During our time in Beijing, we are also exploring the city's vibrant street markets and bustling neighborhoods. The sights, sounds, and aromas are an assault on the senses in the most delightful way. Vendors are calling out their wares, the aroma of sizzling street food fills the air, and the vibrant colors of traditional garments and decorations create a visual feast.As we are wandering through the winding alleyways, known as hutongs, I can't help but feel a sense of wonder and appreciation for the rich cultural tapestry that Beijing represents. Each turn reveals a new hidden gem, whether it's a quaint tea house or a charming courtyard adorned with intricate stone carvings.One evening, we are fortunate enough to attend a breathtaking performance of the world-famous Beijing Opera. As the performers are taking the stage, their elaborate costumes and intricate makeup transport us to a realm of vivid storytelling and ancient traditions. The melodic sounds of the traditional instruments and the graceful movements of the actors are captivating, leaving me spellbound and eager to learn more about this remarkable art form.Throughout our journey, we are constantly discovering new culinary delights that tantalize our taste buds. From the mouthwatering Peking duck to the flavorful dumplings and noodle dishes, each bite is a celebration of Beijing's rich culinary heritage. Even the simplest street snacks, like the crispy jianbing or the sweet tanghulu, are bursting with flavors that linger on our tongues long after we've taken the last bite.As our time in Beijing draws to a close, I find myself feeling a profound connection to this ancient city and its rich cultural tapestry. The memories we have created here will forever be etched in my mind, serving as a constant reminder of the wonders that await us in this vast and captivating world.Beijing has truly captured my heart, and I know that one day, I will return to unravel more of its secrets and immerse myself once again in the magic that makes this city so special. Until then, I will carry the lessons and experiences from this trip with me, allowing them to shape my perspective and deepen my appreciation for the diversity that exists within our global community.篇6My Family is Going on a Trip to Beijing!I'm so excited! My family is going on a big trip to Beijing this summer. We are leaving in just a few weeks. My mom and dad are busy getting everything ready.My dad is booking our flights and hotels online. He's also renting us a car to get around the city while we're there. My mom is looking up all the top sights and tourist attractions weshould visit. She's making a huge list of everything she wants to see and do.As for me, I'm helping my little brother pack his suitcase. He's only 7 so he needs my help. I'm putting in his clothes, his favorite toys, books, and games for the plane ride. I'm making sure he has everything he'll need. He's being a good helper too. He's putting his belongings into piles for me - one for clothes, one for toys, etc.We are all working together to get ready for this amazing family vacation to Beijing! We've been looking forward to it for months. Beijing is the capital of China and one of the most historic and culturally important cities in the world. There is so much to explore there.During our trip, we are planning to visit some of Beijing's most famous sites and landmarks. Top on our list is seeing the Great Wall of China. That massive ancient wall snakes over mountains for thousands of miles. We are going to hike along a section of it. I'm really excited but also a bit nervous because I've heard it's a tough climb up lots of steep steps. My legs are definitely going to get a workout!We are also going to tour the incredible Forbidden City. For hundreds of years, it was the home of Chinese emperors andtheir families. With nearly 1000 buildings and 9000 rooms, it's the largest palace complex in the world. I can't wait to wander through its beautiful gardens, halls, and temples. It's going to be like stepping back in time.Another spot we have to see is Tiananmen Square. It's one of the biggest public squares anywhere. So many major events have happened there throughout Chinese history. We are hoping to watch the daily flag raising and lowering ceremony while we're there.Our trip will also include visiting several beautiful temples around Beijing. We plan to light incense and learn about Buddhist and Taoist traditions at places like the Temple of Heaven, Lama Temple, and Confucius Temple. Mom says the architecture is stunning.And of course, we can't go to Beijing without seeing the iconic Bird's Nest and Water Cube stadiums left over from the 2008 Summer Olympics. Even though the Olympics are long over, the crazy, futuristic designs of those venues are so cool. We'll definitely be snapping tons of pictures in front of them.In between all the sightseeing, we are hoping to experience and learn about Chinese culture in other ways too. We are signing up for a kung fu lesson to try some basic martial artsmoves. Mom is arranging for us to have a calligraphy class where we'll practice Chinese brush writing. We also want to see if we can attend a traditional Beijing opera performance with the colorful costumes and masks.To fuel up for all our activities, we'll definitely be eating lots of delicious Chinese food! Beijing is known for its amazing street food scene. We can't wait to try different kinds of dumplings, noodles, savory pancakes, and other tasty snacks from the many food stalls around the city. For fancier meals, we'll go tohighly-rated restaurants to sample amazing Peking duck and hot pot dishes.There's just so much to do and see in Beijing. We are incredibly lucky to have this opportunity to travel there as a family. I've been studying some basics of the Chinese language at school, so at least I know how to say a few polite phrases. I'm practicing things like "Hello, nice to meet you," "Thank you," and "Where is the bathroom?" Hopefully I can use my very limited Chinese skills to help us get by.I'm keeping a journal to write down everything we do each day so I'll never forget this experience. I'm also going to ask lots of questions to the tour guides we hire so I can learn as much aspossible about Beijing and China overall. My ambitious goal is to come home feeling like an expert on the history and culture!We still have some time before we actually leave for our trip. In the meantime, my family and I will keep on preparing and building our excitement. I can't wait to make amazing memories exploring one of the most fascinating cities on Earth. Beijing, here we come!。
关于一次去北京旅行的英语作文,80词内
关于一次去北京旅行的英语作文,80词内全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Last summer vacation, my parents surprised me with a trip to Beijing! I had never been to China's capital before, and I was super excited. We took the high-speed train from Shanghai, and it only took about 5 hours to get there. That's way faster than driving!As soon as we arrived in Beijing, I could tell it was a really big, important city. There were tall buildings everywhere, and lots of people rushing around. Our hotel was nice and modern, with a huge TV in the room. The first thing I wanted to do was go exploring!The next day, we visited Tiananmen Square. It's this massive open plaza right in the center of Beijing. I had seen pictures, but it was even bigger in real life! We took lots of photos in front of the giant portrait of Chairman Mao hanging on the Tiananmen Gate. There were security guards everywhere making sure no one caused any trouble.After that, we went to the Forbidden City, which is this incredible palace where China's emperors used to live. It's called "forbidden" because regular people weren't allowed inside for a really long time. But now it's open as a museum and tourist site. We spent hours walking through all the different buildings, gardens, and courtyards. Everything was so ornate and beautifully decorated. I felt like a prince exploring my own palace!The next day, we did something really cool - we hiked along a section of the Great Wall of China! I had learned about the Great Wall in school, but finally seeing it in person wasmind-blowing. It's so massive and goes on forever across the mountains. We had to climb up and down a bunch of steep steps, but the views from the top were worth it. You could see the wall snaking through the trees and hills for miles and miles. Our guide told us about how the wall was built over hundreds of years to protect China from invaders. Amazing!After hiking, we were pretty tired, so the next day we took it easy and went to some parks and markets around Beijing. We visited the Temple of Heaven, which is this incredible temple complex with beautiful architecture and gardens. We also wandered through Wangfujing Street, which is this hugepedestrian shopping area with snack vendors, restaurants, and stores selling all kinds of stuff. I tried scorpion skewers, which actually weren't too bad!On our final day in Beijing, my parents took me to see the pandas at the Beijing Zoo. They are SO cute and fluffy! We watched them munch on bamboo and play around. I could have spent all day just watching the pandas. The zoo also had other cool animals like elephants, lions, and komodo dragons. But the pandas were definitely the stars of the show.After a fun-filled week in Beijing, it was time to head back home to Shanghai. I had such an incredible time exploring China's capital. From the historical sights like the Forbidden City and Great Wall, to the parks, markets, food, and pandas - Beijing was just awesome. I made so many amazing memories that I'll never forget. I already can't wait to go back someday!篇2My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Wow, let me tell you all about my incredible trip to Beijing last summer! It was the first time I had ever been to China's capital city, and I was super excited. My mom, dad, and little sister went too, and we had the best family adventure.The first thing I noticed when we got to Beijing was how big and crowded it was. There were people and cars everywhere! Our hotel was right in the center of the city, and from our room we could see tall skyscrapers stretching up into the sky. Everything felt so modern and busy compared to back home.On our first full day, we visited the famous Tiananmen Square. It's this huge open plaza in the heart of Beijing. I had learned about it in school, but seeing it in person wasmind-blowing. The square itself is massive, and there were tourists from all over the world there taking pictures. At one end is the Gate of Heavenly Peace with a giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging above it. Our tour guide told us all about the important historical events that happened there. It was amazing to be walking in such an iconic place!The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China - definitely the highlight of the trip for me! We took a bus out to a quieter section called Mutianyu. As we walked up the path towards the wall, I could see it snaking across the mountain ridges in the distance. It looked so old and almost magical against the green hills. When we finally reached it, I was stunned by how enormous the wall actually is. The bricks and stone steps seemed to stretch on forever in both directions. Our guide said it took hundreds ofyears and millions of workers to build it all by hand. No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world!Climbing up onto the Great Wall itself was a workout with all the steep steps, but it was totally worth it. The views from up there were breathtaking. You could see the valleys and mountains all around, with the wall winding over the peaks as far as the eye could see. Part of it was even disappearing into the misty clouds in the distance. I felt like I was in an ancient world hundreds of years ago when it was first built to protect China from invaders. Just being up on those old stones was such a powerful experience!After visiting the iconic historical sites, we got to explore some fun modern attractions too. One day we went to the Beijing Olympic Park, which is where the 2008 Summer Olympics were held. We saw the incredible Bird's Nest stadium up close and visited the olympic village areas. Everything was built on such a grand, massive scale - it really showed off China's amazing architecture and engineering. I would love to actually attend the Olympics there someday and see it all in action!Another part of Beijing I loved was all the delicious food. Chinese cuisine from different regions was available everywhere, and we tried so many tasty dishes. From crispy Peking duck tomouth-watering dumplings to fresh noodles in savory broth, it was all incredibly flavorful. We even got to watch an entertaining noodle dance performance where the chefs tossed and stretched the dough with impressive skills. And don't even get me started on all the yummy street foods we snacked on!On our final day in Beijing, we took an excursion out to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall again to hike a longer route. The scenery of the Great Wall winding through the lush green mountains was just stunning. Even though the endless staircases had my legs feeling like jelly, the peaceful quiet and crisp fresh air was so rejuvenating. I felt so small compared to this massive ancient structure, but also so grateful to be experiencing such a renowned world wonder right before my eyes.Beijing was jam-packed with incredible sights, from towering modern skyscrapers to ancient wonders like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall itself. I'll never forget the amazement I felt exploring destinations that were so different from my regular life back home. Getting to experience a new country and culture like that was an adventure I'll cherish forever. I'm already dreaming about my next trip abroad - maybe somewhere in Europe next time! Who knows what other awesome places I'll get to discover.篇3My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Wow, I just got back from the most incredible trip to Beijing, the capital of China! My mom and dad took me there for the spring holiday and it was seriously the best vacation ever.The first thing I have to tell you about is the plane ride. It was my first time ever flying and I was a little nervous, but also really excited. The plane was huge! When we took off, my stomach did a flip-flop and I couldn't stop giggling. The flight attendants were so nice and gave me cookies and juice. I watched movies the whole way there too. Flying is awesome!When we landed in Beijing, I could hardly believe my eyes. The airport was massive, like a small city! We took a taxi to our hotel in the city center and I just stared out the window the whole ride. The streets were jam-packed with cars, bikes, and people. The buildings seemed to stretch up to the sky. Everything was so tall, busy, and loud compared to my little town back home.Our hotel room was on the 22nd floor and had an amazing view. We could see all across the city skyline. That first night, we went out for authentic Beijing duck at a famous restaurant. The crispy skin with sweet bean sauce was delicious! I tried usingchopsticks for the first time too. It was really tricky but I kept practicing.The next day, we went to Tiananmen Square, the huge plaza in the heart of Beijing. It's one of the biggest public squares in the world! We took a tour and I learned it's been the site of lots of important events in Chinese history over the centuries. Seeing it in person made me feel tiny.From there, we walked into the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace where China's emperors lived hundreds of years ago. It's absolutely ginormous, with something like 9,000 rooms! We spent hours wandering the different buildings, gardens, and corridors. My favorite part was the intricate wooden carvings and the bright yellow-glazed roof tiles. It felt like stepping into an ancient world.The next day, we went to the Great Wall. I couldn't wait because I'd learned all about it in school. We took a bus ride out to a less-crowded section called Mutianyu. As we got closer, I could see snippets of the massive stone wall snaking across the green mountainsides in the distance. It was breathtaking. Once we were up on the wall itself, the views stretched on forever in each direction. The wall really is incredible and immense in person.We hiked for a couple of hours, up and down the steep steps along the ridge. Parts of it were pretty crumbly and wild, which made me feel like an explorer from long ago. I loved clambering along the watchtowers and imagining the soldiers keeping look-out centuries before. What an unbelievable feat of engineering and construction! The Great Wall is definitely one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.We did so many other fun things in Beijing too. We explored the hutongs, the quaint old neighborhoodslined with courtyard homes and tiny alleys. We whizzed around on ubiquitous rented bicycles. We went to parks filled with locals practicing tai chi, dancing, playing games, and just hanging out. We saw amazing acrobats at one of the theaters. And we ate more delicious food than I can even name - noodles, dumplings, hot pot, BBQ skewers, candies, and on and on.Beijing is such a vibrant, bustling, historic city. Everywhere we looked, there were dazzling modern skyscrapers right beside ancient temples, narrow hutongs, and lively street markets. It's an incredible mix of the ancient and modern world, of East and West. I loved experiencing a culture so different from my own. The sights, sounds, and energy of the city were just electric.I have so many amazing memories from our trip to Beijing. My brain is still spinning from all the new people, places, and experiences I encountered. I took hundreds of photos and can't wait to make an album to remember it forever. Beijing is an extraordinary place and I already can't wait to go back someday! This was the journey of a lifetime.篇4My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Wow, let me tell you all about my amazing trip to Beijing, the capital city of China! It was so awesome and fun. My family and I went there for summer vacation and we had the best time ever.First, we visited the Forbidden City. This was the palace where the emperors of ancient China used to live with their families and workers. It's called the Forbidden City because regular people weren't allowed to go inside back then. The palace is humongous - it has 9,999 rooms! Can you imagine having that many rooms in your house? I would get so lost trying to find the bathroom.We spent almost an entire day wandering around the different halls, temples, gardens and courtyards inside the Forbidden City. Everything was built with beautiful red andyellow colors. My favorite part was the Imperial Garden with the pretty lakes, bridges, trees and flowers. I felt like a little emperor or empress exploring my own palace!The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China. Let me tell you, it was not an easy hike! The wall goes up and down over huge mountains and hills. My legs were super sore after climbing up all those steep steps. But it was 100% worth it because the views were breathtaking. We could see the enormous wall snaking over the peaks for miles and miles. I felt so tiny compared to this gigantic wall built so long ago.Did you know people say you can even see the Great Wall from space? I'm not sure if that's really true or not. If any aliens are reading this, let me know if you've spotted it before! The Great Wall must look like a long grey dragon sleeping on the mountains from far away.In the evenings, we wandered around Wangfujing Street which was always packed with people and smelled delicious from all the street food stands. We tried every kind of tasty snack - sugar dragon's beard candy, tanghulu candied fruit, stinky tofu, jianbing crepes, and amazing dumplings galore! My belly was always stuffed but I couldn't stop eating.One night, we attended an incredible Chinese acrobat show that blew my mind. The performers were so bendy and strong, doing incredible flips and human pyramids effortlessly. At one point, a lady sprinted on a rope while pulling a heavy rickshaw with another acrobat inside! It was one of the coolest things I've ever seen.On our last day, we visited the adorable pandas at the Beijing Zoo. Those chunky bears were my favorite part of the whole trip! They lazed around chewing on bamboo and wrestling playfully with each other. I could have watched them all day. I tried making little panda noises by grunting and snorting at them, but the pandas just ignored my bad panda impressions.Beijing was absolutely incredible and I can't wait to go back again someday. From the epic historical sites to the delectable foods to the adorable pandas, every moment was fun and exciting. I give this trip a billion out of ten stars! I already miss Beijing so much.篇5My Trip to BeijingLast summer, my family went on a big trip to Beijing! We saw so many amazing things. The Forbidden City was huge withpretty gardens and buildings. At the Great Wall, I climbed up tons of steep steps. The jade sculptures at the museum were incredible. My favorite was the panda bears at the zoo - they were so cute and fuzzy! Beijing has great food too like dumplings and noodles. I had the best time exploring the city's history and culture. I can't wait to go back someday!篇6My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Wow, I just got back from the coolest trip ever to Beijing, the capital of China! My mom, dad, and little sister went with me during our spring break. We had such an amazing time exploring the city and seeing all the incredible sights. Let me tell you all about it!We started our adventure by visiting the Forbidden City. This was the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It's a massive complex with 9,999 rooms! Can you believe that? Our tour guide said only the emperor, his family, and servants could enter the Forbidden City back in the day. No ordinary people were allowed inside. We spent hours wandering through the different halls, gardens, and courtyards. Everything was decorated so beautifully with paintings, carvings,and pottery. My favorite part was the Imperial Garden with its pagodas and little bridges over the ponds. I felt like a princess exploring her castle!The next day, we went to see the famous Great Wall of China. Wow, it was even more incredible than I imagined! The Great Wall winds up and down across the mountains as far as the eye can see. Our guide told us it's over 13,000 miles long! That's really, really far. We hiked along a section of the wall, climbing up tons of steep steps. It was pretty tiring but so worth it for the amazing views. From up on the Great Wall, you can look out over the green hills and valleys stretching to the horizon. I felt like I was on top of the world! No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world.Speaking of wonders, we also visited another - the gigantic Terracotta Warriors museum. These life-size warrior statues were buried underground for over 2,000 years until farmers rediscovered them in 1974. Each warrior has a different facial expression and details like hair and clothing. Apparently there are around 8,000 soldiers, horses, and chariots in the pits! It's mind-boggling that they were all created so long ago without modern tools. The Terracotta Warriors blew my mind.On our last day in Beijing, we explored some old neighborhoods called hutongs. These are areas with tiny alleys and courtyard houses from long ago. It was like stepping back in time! We took a rickshaw ride (that's a chariot pulled by a person) through the winding alleys. I could hardly believe people used to live in such small spaces. Our guide showed us inside one of the courtyard homes where a family had lived only 50 years ago. The kitchen, bedrooms, and living area were all contained in one little building with hardly any electricity or plumbing. I'm glad I live in a bigger, more modern house! Still, it was neat to imagine what life used to be like centuries ago in the hutongs.Throughout our trip, we also ate the most delicious food! My favorites were the dumplings, noodles, and Beijing's signature dish - Peking duck. It's duck meat wrapped up in a thin pancake with sauces and veggies. It doesn't sound that good, but believe me, it's amazing! We probably went a little overboard on snacking because there were just so many yummy things to try. I think we all gained a few pounds from eating our way through Beijing!I had such an unforgettable spring break experiencing the history, culture, and sights of China's capital. Beijing is a bustling, modern city but it also felt like traveling back through thousandsof years of traditions and stories. I'm so grateful my parents took us on this incredible adventure across the world. I'll never forget watching the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square, walking on the Great Wall, or seeing the Forbidden City lit up at night. Beijing is truly one of the most amazing places I've ever been. When I'm older, I'll definitely go back and explore even more of this fascinating city!。
旅游去北京英文作文
旅游去北京英文作文英文：I recently went on a trip to Beijing and it was an amazing experience. There were so many things to see and do, and I learned a lot about Chinese culture.One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the Great Wall of China. It was breathtaking to see the wallstretching out into the distance and to imagine the history behind it. I also enjoyed exploring the Forbidden City and learning about the emperors who once lived there.Another thing I loved about Beijing was the food. Itried so many delicious dishes, like Peking duck and hot pot. The street food was also amazing, and I loved trying new things like stinky tofu and lamb skewers.Overall, my trip to Beijing was unforgettable and Ican't wait to go back and explore more of China.中文：我最近去了北京旅游，这是一次非常棒的经历。
有很多值得看和做的事情，我也学到了很多关于中国文化的知识。
我旅游的亮点之一是参观了长城。
a trp to beijing英语作文
a trp to beijing英语作文（中英文版）English:A trip to Beijing is an unforgettable experience that leaves a lasting impression on anyone fortunate enough to visit this vibrant city.Beijing, the capital of China, is a bustling metropolis with a rich history and cultural heritage.From the moment you step foot into this bustling city, you are greeted by the sights and sounds that make Beijing unique.中文：去北京旅游是一次难忘的经历，让有幸游览这座活力四溢城市的每个人都留下了深刻的印象。
北京，中国的首都，是一个繁忙的大都市，拥有丰富的历史和文化遗产。
从你踏上这座繁华城市的那一刻起，你就被使其独特的景观和声音所迎接。
English:One of the must-see attractions in Beijing is the Great Wall, an architectural marvel that stretches over 21,196 kilometers along the mountains of China.Built over several centuries, the wall is a testament to the ingenuity and determination of ancient Chinese engineers.Climbing the Great Wall and surveying the surrounding landscape is an awe-inspiring experience that is not to be missed.中文：北京必看的景点之一就是长城，这是一项横跨中国山脉、总长超过21,196公里的建筑奇迹。
a trip to beijing范文
a trip to beijing范文A Trip to BeijingAs the capital of China, Beijing is a city that combines ancient history with modern charm. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit this magnificent city and experience its unique culture and landmarks.My journey began at the Tiananmen Square, the heart of Beijing. The vast square, with its red walls and yellow tiles, was a striking sight. Standing in the middle of it, I could feel the pulse of Beijing, a blend of old and new, traditional and modern. The surrounding buildings, including the Forbidden City, added to the grandeur of the square.From Tiananmen Square, I walked to the Forbidden City, the former royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The intricate carvings and vibrant colors of the buildings were a testament to the grandeur of imperial China. Wandering through the palace, I imagined the lives of the emperors and their court, a world now frozen in time.The next day, I embarked on a journey to the Great Wall of China. The Wall, a symbol of China's resilience and strength, stretched as far as the eye could see. I chose to hike a section of the Wall at Badaling, where eight watchtowers stood guard. The climb was challenging, but the sense of achievement that camewith reaching the top was unparalleled. Standing on the Wall, I felt a deep connection to China's rich history and culture.My trip also included visits to some of Beijing's most famous temples and gardens. The Temple of Heaven, a place of worship for ancient emperors, was a serene and peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. The intricate carvings and beautiful landscapes were a testament to the skill and artistry of ancient Chinese craftsmen.In addition to historical landmarks, Beijing is also a modern city with a vibrant arts and culture scene. I visited the 798 Art District, a hub for contemporary art and culture. The district was filled with galleries, art studios, and cafes, all contributing to a creative and inspiring atmosphere.Finally, no trip to Beijing is complete without a visit to the Hutong areas. These old alleyways, with their traditional architecture and lively atmosphere, are a window into Beijing's past. Wandering through the narrow streets, I found myself drawn to the sounds and sights of daily life: children playing, neighbors chatting, and the familiar scents of street food.Overall, my trip to Beijing was an unforgettable experience. From the grandeur of its historical landmarks to the vitality of its modern culture, the city left a lasting impression on me. I look forward to returning to Beijing in the future and discovering even more of its hidden gems.北京之旅作为中国的首都，北京是一座将古老历史与现代魅力融为一体的城市。
英语作文atriptobeijing
A Trip to BeijingEmbarking on a journey to Beijing, the heart and soul of China, is an experience that transcends mere travel; it's a voyage through history, culture, and modernity intertwined in a harmonious symphony. As I stepped off the plane at Beijing Capital International Airport, the bustling metropolis greeted me with a blend of ancient charm and futuristic grandeur, setting the tone for an unforgettable adventure. Exploring the Forbidden CityMy first destination was the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Walking through the towering gates, I was awestruck by the grandeur of the architecture, each brick and tile whispering tales of royal splendor. The intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and vast courtyards painted a vivid picture of a bygone era. Strolling along the Central Axis, from the Meridian Gate to the Gate of Divine Prowess, I couldn't help but feel a sense of reverence for the history that echoed through these halls.Wandering Through Hutong AlleysTo get a glimpse of everyday Beijing life, I ventured into the labyrinthine hutong alleys. Narrow streets lined with traditional courtyard houses, where laundry hung from bamboo poles and the scent of stir-fries wafted from open windows, offered a stark contrast to the grandeur of the Forbidden City. Here, I engaged in friendly conversations with locals, sampled street food like jianbing (a savory crepe) and baozi (steamed meat buns), and marveled at the intricate doorways and decorations that adorned each home. The hutongs were a living, breathing testament to Beijing's rich cultural heritage.Ascending the Great WallNo trip to Beijing is complete without scaling the Great Wall of China. Choosing a lesser-known section like Mutianyu or Jinshanling, I embarked on a hike that rewarded me with breathtaking views. As I climbed, each step felt like a connection to the countless hands that had built this marvel centuries ago. Standing atop the wall, looking out over the rolling hills and distant mountains, I felt a profound sense of accomplishment and humility, realizing the sheer scale and significance of this human achievement.Immersing in Temple CultureBeijing is also renowned for its temples, each with its own unique history and spiritual significance. I visited the serene Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for good harvests and peace, and the majestic Temple of Confucius, a testament to the reverence for education and wisdom in Chinese culture. The tranquility of these sacred spaces provided a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Indulging in Culinary DelightsOf course, no visit to Beijing would be complete without indulging in its culinary delights. From the sumptuous Peking Duck, served with thin pancakes, hoisin sauce, and scallions, to the spicy and fragrant hotpot, Beijing's food scene is a gastronomic adventure in itself. I sampled street food from night markets, dined at historic restaurants, and even learned to make dumplings at a cooking class, adding a touch of authenticity to my culinary journey.As my trip to Beijing drew to a close, I realized that this city had left an indelible mark on my heart. It's a place where ancient traditions coexist with modern progress, where history whispers from every corner, and where the warmth of its people and the beauty of its landscapes make every moment unforgettable. Beijing, with its timeless charm and boundless energy, is a destination that invites you to explore, to learn, and to fall in love with China's rich cultural heritage.。
英语atriptobeijing范文
英语atriptobeijing范文A Trip to BeijingIntroductionBeijing, the capital city of China, is rich in history, culture, and modernity. With a history dating back over 3,000 years, Beijing is a city filled with ancient temples, palaces, and historical sites, as well as bustling markets, modern shopping centers, and innovative architecture. A trip to Beijing offers a unique blend of traditional and contemporary experiences that will leave visitors in awe.Day 1: ArrivalUpon arrival in Beijing, visitors are greeted by the city's modern infrastructure, including an efficient transportation system that makes it easy to navigate the city. Visitors can take the airport express train to the city center or hire a taxi to reach their accommodation. Once settled, visitors can head out to explore the city.Day 2: Explore Historical SitesOn the second day, visitors can explore some of Beijing's most famous historical sites, such as the Forbidden City,Tiananmen Square, and the Temple of Heaven. These ancient sites offer a glimpse into China's imperial past and showcase the country's rich cultural heritage.Day 3: Visit the Great WallNo trip to Beijing is complete without a visit to the Great Wall of China. Visitors can take a day trip to the Badaling or Mutianyu section of the wall, where they can hike along the ancient fortification and marvel at the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.Day 4: Shopping and DiningOn the fourth day, visitors can explore Beijing's vibrant shopping districts, such as Wangfujing Street and the Silk Market, where they can shop for souvenirs, traditional arts and crafts, and designer goods. Visitors can also sample Beijing's famous cuisine, such as Peking duck, dumplings, and hot pot.Day 5: Modern BeijingOn the final day of the trip, visitors can explore modern Beijing, including the futuristic architecture of the Beijing Olympic Park, the contemporary art galleries of 798 Art District, and the innovative designs of the Beijing National Stadium.Visitors can also take a relaxing stroll in Chaoyang Park or enjoy a traditional Chinese tea ceremony.ConclusionA trip to Beijing offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernity that will leave visitors with lasting memories. Whether exploring ancient temples, hiking along the Great Wall, or sampling Beijing's delicious cuisine, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this vibrant city. Beijing is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the wonders of China.。
英语小学去北京旅游作文
英语小学去北京旅游作文Title: My Trip to BeijingI still vividly remember the exciting trip I had to Beijing last year during my summer vacation. It was a truly mesmerizing experience. In this essay, I will recount the highlights of my trip and the incredible attractions I visited. Join me on this unforgettable journey through the historical capital of China!Upon arriving in Beijing, I was immediately greeted by the majestic sight of the Great Wall. Standing atop this ancient wonder, I marveled at the stunning panoramic view before me. The wall seemed to stretch endlessly, reminding me of the rich history and remarkable achievements of the Chinese civilization. I couldn't help but imagine the bravery and determination of the people who built this remarkable structure centuries ago.After appreciating the grandiosity of the Great Wall, my family and I headed to the heart of Beijing – Tiananmen Square. Its vastness left me in awe. I couldn't believe that such a monumental place could exist. Learning about the significance of this historic square, where important events have taken place throughout history, was both enlightening and humbling.Next on our journey was the iconic Forbidden City. Walking through the massive gates, I felt like I had traveled back in time to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The intricate architecture, beautiful artworks, and serene gardens truly showcased the grandeur of ancient Chinese culture. I could almost sense the whispers of ancient emperors echoing through the corridors of this awe-inspiring palace.To delve deeper into Chinese history, we visited the Temple of Heaven. Its towering structures and vibrant colors were awe-inspiring. Exploring the temple grounds, I couldn'thelp but imagine the rituals and ceremonies that once took place here. The peaceful atmosphere, harmonious architecture, and the symbolic significance of the temple left a lasting impression on me.Of course, no visit to Beijing would be complete without indulging in the local cuisine. From the tantalizing aromasof Beijing roast duck to the mouthwatering dumplings, I savored every bite. My taste buds were delighted by theflavors and diversity of the local dishes, leaving me craving for more. The food in Beijing truly reflected the richculinary heritage of China.Lastly, we couldn't resist the chance to witness a traditional Chinese performance at the Beijing Opera House. The vibrant costumes, hypnotic music, and fascinating storytelling captivated my imagination. It was anextraordinary experience to witness the unique blend of music,dance, and acrobatics, which showcased the essence of Chinese culture.As my trip to Beijing came to an end, I couldn't help but feel a sense of appreciation for this incredible city. Its historical treasures, captivating culture, and warm-hearted people left an indelible mark on me. Beijing is a true gem, a city where tradition and modernity coexist harmoniously.Reflecting on my journey to Beijing, I have grown to appreciate the beauty of different cultures and the importance of cherishing our heritage. The trip broadened my horizons and ignited a sense of curiosity to explore more of the world around me. I will forever treasure the memories of this remarkable adventure in Beijing, and I hope to revisit this extraordinary city again someday.。
a trip to北京英语作文
A Trip to BeijingMy journey to Beijing, the capital city of China, was an exciting and enriching experience. From the bustling streets to the ancient temples, every corner of Beijing held a story waiting to be discovered.My first stop was the Forbidden City, a magnificent complex that once housed the imperial family. Walking through its vast courtyards and elaborate palaces, I could imagine the grandeur and splendor of the royal life. The intricate carvings and painted ceilings were a testament to the skilled artisans who had worked tirelessly to create this masterpiece.Next, I visited the Temple of Heaven, a sacred place where the ancient emperors prayed for good harvests and peace. The vast park and its serene atmosphere provided a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the city.One of the most memorable moments of my trip was watching the sunrise at the Great Wall of China. Standing on those ancient stones, I felt a sense of awe and respect for the men who had labored to build this magnificentstructure. The view from the wall, with the misty mountains in the distance, was truly breathtaking.I also took a trip to the Summer Palace, a beautiful royal garden that offered a serene escape from the city's noise. The long corridors, exquisite pagodas, and lush gardens were a sight to behold.In addition to these historical sites, I also enjoyed exploring the modern side of Beijing. I visited thebustling Wangfujing Street, where I indulged in a shopping spree, buying traditional Chinese handicrafts and souvenirs.I also sampled the delicious street food, from sizzling dumplings to sweet sticky rice cakes.My trip to Beijing was not just a visual feast but also a cultural immersion. I attended a traditional Beijing Opera performance, which was a unique and fascinating experience. The intricate costumes, vibrant makeup, and melodious singing left me in awe.Moreover, I had the opportunity to interact with locals and learn about their customs and traditions. They were warm and welcoming, eager to share their city's stories and secrets.Overall, my trip to Beijing was an enriching and memorable experience. It not only allowed me to witness the city's rich history and culture but also gave me a glimpse into the lives of its people. I am grateful for the opportunity to visit this amazing city and hope to return someday to explore more of its wonders.**北京之旅**我的北京之旅是一次令人兴奋且收获颇丰的经历。
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小学五年级期末英语作文 A Trip to
Beijing
今年夏天你准备和爸爸妈妈一起去北京游玩，你的表兄弟John住在北京，你们打算去看望他。
你们准备乘飞机去，飞机大概要飞行2个小时。
到了北京你们准备去游览天安门广场和长城，并且准备拍摄不少照片。
用英语将来时描述上述行程，并可以适当添加内容，要求字数不少于90个单词。
On July 5th my parents took me to Beijing. We stayed at Huabei Hotel. On the first day, we went to the Great Wall. The Great Wall is very long and old. It has millions of bricks. Each brick is very big and heavy. Lots of people from different countries like climbing the Great Wall. We felt very tired when we climbed to the top of the Great Wall.
We also went to the Palace Museum. The Palace Museum has 9999 palaces. It has a very long history. I bought a lot of souvenirs of the Palace Museum. What nice palaces these are! I visited the Palace Museum and felt excited. If you want to know more about the Palace Museum, you can go to Beijing and have a look.
The following days, we went to the Summer Palace,
Tian Tan, North Lake and Xiang Hill. I now know more about the history of China. I also like modern Beijing. The XX Olympic Games will be held in Beijing.
Later, I went back with my parents by train. I really enjoyed the trip to Beijing.
7月5日我的父母带我去北京。
我们住在华北酒店。
第一天,我们去了长城。
长城很长,老了。
它拥有上百万的砖块。
每个砖非常大又重。
许多来自不同国家的人喜欢爬长城。
我们感到很累,当我们爬上长城的顶端。
我们还去了故宫。
故宫有9999个宫殿。
它有非常悠久的历史。
我买了很多纪念品的故宫博物馆。
这是什么漂亮的宫殿!我参观了故宫,感觉兴奋。
如果你想知道更多关于故宫博物馆,你可以去北京,看看。
第二天,我们去了颐和园,田谭北和湘湖山。
我现在知道更多关于中国的历史。
我也喜欢现代的北京。
XX年奥运会将在北京举行。
后来,我和我的父母坐火车回去。
我非常喜欢这次旅行去北京。