Case Study： The Pudong Coffee Shop
咖啡厅服务案例范文
咖啡厅服务案例范文英文回答：Coffee Shop Service Case Study.Introduction:In this case study, we will analyze the service provided by a coffee shop and discuss its strengths and areas for improvement. The coffee shop in question is a popular chain located in a busy city center.Service Analysis:The coffee shop provides a range of services to its customers, including a variety of coffee options, pastries, and light snacks. The staff is generally friendly and attentive, ensuring that customers are promptly served. The ambiance of the coffee shop is cozy and inviting, making it a popular spot for both individuals and groups.Strengths:One of the strengths of this coffee shop is itsefficient service. The staff is well-trained and capable of handling a large number of customers during peak hours. Additionally, the coffee shop offers a loyalty program, providing incentives for customers to return. This helps to build customer loyalty and ensures repeat business.Areas for Improvement:While the overall service is commendable, there are a few areas where the coffee shop could improve. Firstly, the waiting time during busy periods can be quite long, leading to customer dissatisfaction. To address this issue, the coffee shop could consider implementing a system for pre-ordering or introducing a separate counter for takeaway orders. This would help to reduce waiting times and improve customer satisfaction.Another area for improvement is the cleanliness of theseating area. During peak hours, the tables are not always promptly cleared, and customers may have to wait for aclean table. This can be frustrating, especially for those who are in a hurry. The coffee shop should focus on improving the efficiency of the cleaning staff to ensure a clean and comfortable environment for customers.中文回答：咖啡厅服务案例分析。
上海实验学校2021-2022学年高三下学期三月月考英语试题(原卷版)
上海实验高中2021-2022学年高三下英语三月考语法填空Recent literature has put the spotlight on how technology and social media are shaping the next generation, and the consensus(共识)seems to be that it's a sharp double-edged sword.New research published in Computers in Human Behavior is no exception.The study,led by faculty at Wellesley Centers for Women,found that1(join)social media specifically, Snapchat and Instagram before age 11 was significantly linked to more "problematic digital behaviors^^ 2 (compare) to those who joined the platforms when they were olde匚The team surveyed over 750 middle schoolers in the Northeast United States, and found that those who joined these platforms at or below age 10 had more internet buddies that parents would disapprove of, and visited more social websites that 3 (frown) upon.They also showed more "unsympathetic online behaviors,, and were more likely to become victims of online bullying or harassment. Altogether, it was a jumble of(一堆)problematic digital moods. Ofcourse,that might not be news to social media giant Facebook. Some recent leaks in the Wall Street Journal revealedn girls, and also detailed its ambitions to lure teens and how the platform was aware for some time 4it was “toxic" fbr teepre-teens with targeted kid-specific products. 5 almost all social media, including Twitter and TikTok, Facebook's rules require users to be at least 13 years old to join. However, people6 sign up self-report their own dates of birth, so it's hardly an effective firewall, and by commonsense, it's nearly a given that packs of children are roaming(漫游)the social media universe. In fact, "one-third of our sample had already started using social media at age 11 or 12 and another one-third had begun at age 10 or younger,study author Linda Charmaraman said in a statement.7 that doesn*t mean it's a lost cause. The study's findings also suggest parents can combat the harmful impacts by limiting how often their kids check social media, or restricting phone usage. Participants who reported such parental controls showed(lessen) negativeeffects.And it*s not all bad: According to the research, those who joined social media before age 1 lalso showed9 (great) civic engagement within the online community-such as posting supportive content or fostering events and activism for social issues. Also,regardless of when they joined social media, early adolescents displayed more positive digital behaviors overall than negative ones.As the first children raised in the social-media era grow into their 20s and 30s,the effects of the internet revolution will likely become more profound, and we can expect that the need 10(understand) how techshapes kids in their most impressionable years will only become more urgent.engine oil.F. Most joint crackers have perfectly healthy joints, although there has been a persistent myth that regular joint-cracking can cause arthritis（关节炎）第in卷（共50分）IV.Summary Writing.阅读下面短文，根据其内容写一篇60词左右的内容概要。
高中英语外刊--语法填空46篇(学生版)-尖子生必备
Language often seems so skillfully...Language often seems so skillfully (1) （draft) that one can hardly imagine it as anything (2) （此题2空）the perfected handiwork of a master craftsman. How else could this instrument make so much out of barely three dozen measly morsels of sound? In themselves, these configurations (构造) of mouth----p,f,b,v,t,d,k,g,sh, a,e and so on---- (3) (amount) to nothing more than a few haphazard(随意的) spits and splutters, random noises with no meaning, no ability to express, no power to explain. But run them through the cogs and wheels of the language machine, and (4) ( let) it arrange them in some very special orders, and there is nothing (5) these meaningless streams of air cannot do: from sighing the interminable boredom of existence to (6) ( unravel) the fundamental order of the universe. (7) ( extraordinary) thing about language, however, is that one doesn’t have to be a genius to set its wheels in motion. The language machine allows just about everybody----from pre-modern foragers(搜寻食物的人) in the subtropical savannah, to post-modern philosophers in the suburban sprawl---- (8) ( tie) these meaningless sounds together into an infinite variety of subtle senses, and all apparently without the slightest exertion. Yet it is precisely this deceptive ease which makes language a victim of its own success, since in everyday life its triumphs are usually taken for granted. The wheels of language run so smoothly that one rarely bothers (9) ( stop) and think about all the resourcefulness and expertise that must (10) ( go) into making it tick. Language conceals art.Changxing IslandWhat is the closest island to Shanghai? If you answer “ Chongming Island”, then you are wrong. It should be Changxing Island, (1) is located between Congming Island and Pudong New District. As to administration(行政管理), it (2) （belong）to Baoshan District. With a large area of forests and fresh air, this island enjoys reputations of “Clean Island” and “Longevity Island”. Its unique natural environment and rich natural resources make Changxing Island’s tourism industry fully (3) （develop）.There are many places of interest there, such as Shanghai Orange Grove, Mongolian Village Race Track, Hanging Beads Park (Chuizhu Y uan), Shanghai Stunt Center, Xianfeng Resort, and etc. Travelers can take bus No.5, 51, 116, 522, 728, 848 and 849 to Wusong dock (4) you can take a ship to Changxing Island. Travelers can also take Shenchong (Line 2) Shuttle Bus, (5) o perating hour is from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to Changxing Island. If travelers prefer toreach the island with their own cars, ferries which can carry cars should be a great choice. Changxing Island, also known as “the Hometown of Oranges” is a great place for vacation. Once you and your family members or friends reach the island, you can drive to the Orange Grove Resort to enjoy (6) The oranges grown in the grove looks bright and smooth, and they are very juicy and sweet. Once in late autumn season, golden oranges hanging on the branches look very tempting. The thousand acres of oranges there (7) give a total production of 1.75 million kilograms annually. Another place famous for oranges is Shanghai Orangerie Resort located in Qianwei Farm, in the central part of Changxing Island. (8) the 1980s, the Orange Art Festival has been held on this farm each autumn, attracting tens of thousands of admiring visitors.(9) being the famous “orange town”, Changxing Island is a great place for visitors to enjoy rafting or going to the riverside to enjoy the wonderful scene written in a poem by Wang Bo, (10) famous poet in Tang Dynasty.Hot Drinks Linked to CancerNext time you make yourself a hot cup of tea or coffee, you might want to let it cool down a bit before drinking. Researchers say letting your hot drinks cool off (1) help you avoid some kinds of cancer. In fact, the United Nations' cancer research agency decided (2) （list) hot drinks with lead, gasoline and exhaust fumes as "possibly carcinogenic." In other words, each one could cause cancer. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is part of the World Health Organization (WHO). The IARC published the findings in the medical journal Lancet Oncology. Researchers at IARC found evidence that drinks at temperatures above 65 degrees Celsius, when (3) (swallow), can cause cancer of the esophagus.The researchers examined findings from other studies (4) t ea and coffee were often served at 70 degrees Celsius or above. Those studies were completed in Iran, China and South America. In developed countries, health experts (5) (link) esophageal cancer to smoking and alcoholic drinks in many studies. However, this form of cancer is (6) ( common) in areas where people drink beverages at very high temperatures.In Europe and the United States, many people drink coffee and tea at temperatures around 60 degrees Celsius. And they often add milk which lowers the temperature considerably. (7) tea-drinkers in Iran and maté-drinkers in South America often enjoy their beverages at closer to 70 degrees Celsius. Maté is a tea-like brew made by (8) (steep) the leaves of the yerba mate plant in near-boiling water.The researchers note that South Americans not only drink their maté very hot, they also drink it through a metal straw. This sends the scalding liquid directly (9) the throat. The findings, however, are good news for coffee drinkers.In 1991, the World Health Organization listed coffee as "possibly carcinogenic." WHO officials have since changed their position on that listing. They now suggest that the temperature of your hot drink is a greater risk factor than the actual drink itself.Christopher Wild is the director of the IARC. When he spoke with the AFP news agency, he said the results "suggest that drinking very hot beverages is one probable cause of esophageal cancer and that it is the temperature, (10) (此题2空) the drinks themselves, that appears to be responsible." The National Coffee Association called the change "great news for coffee drinkers." But how common is esophageal cancer? Worldwide, it is the eighth most common cancer. Cancer of the esophagus killed about 400,000 people in 2012.McDonald’s Szechuan Sauce Will Return This WinterLate Sunday, McDonald’s released a statement promising to bring back the limited-edition sauce again at a date to be determined.“Yesterday, we were truly surprised at the (1) （amaze）curiosity and passion that the community showed to welcome back Szechuan Sauce, (2) （此题两空）it was just for one day.” the company said in a statement. “And our super-limited batch(批次), though well-intentioned, clearly was far from enough (3) (meet) customers’ demands.” (4) （announce）that it was going to “make this right”, McDonald’s promised that this dipping sauce would return in a great quantity in the near future. “We’re bringing more, a lot more, (5) （此题两空）Szechuan Sauce(四川辣酱)will be available to any fan at a nearby McDonald’s,” the company said.McDonald’s Szechuan sauce, (6) was a limited edition condiment tied to the release of Disney’s famous cartoon Mulan in 1998, has seen its profile rise thanks to Rick & Morty, a cartoon sci-fi sitcoms(情景剧) made by The Adult Swim series (7) the main character complaint about the unavailability of Szechuan Sauce. That led (8) McDonald’s later promise to bring back this weekend. The only problem was (9) demand exceeded(超过)supply, which made many Rick & Morty fans angry.“I personally thought it was a sauce that was trying too hard in a world where with McNuggets sauce you just want something to taste like honey or like a BBQ sauce,” co-creator Dan Harmon told about the sauce. “It was (10) sauce that was trying to prove it was different and it tasted much better than an ordinary sauce should be.”Overweight Asian-Americans Seen More AmericanWhat does an American look like? Nearly 1,300 Americans, mostly college students, were asked that question for a recent study in Psychological Science. They were shown pictures of people and asked by University of Washington researchers who looked American to them. (1) Over-weight Asian-Americans were more likely to be seen as Americans than normal weight Asian-Americans, the researchers said. Researchers who worked on the study believe this all fits into common stereotypes. (2) And one common stereotype is that Asians are thin and most Americans are heavy, the researchers said. Sapna Cheryan is a co-author of the study. She also teaches psychology at the University of Washington. She said the findings show an unusual benefit for overweight Asian-Americans. She noted that overweight people often face discrimination. But Cheryan said that being overweight makes Asian-Americans seen more American. That makes them less likely to face discrimination directed at those believed to be foreign, she said. Cheryan said her interest in ethnic and racial stereotypes goes back to her youth in Urbana, Illinois. She is Indian-American and remembers people would praise her mother because she "spoke English so well." It was as if they did not expect a woman who appeared to come from a foreign country to speak English, she said. Cheryan also remembers worrying when friends would come over to her house. She was embarrassed that her family served Indian food. The food seemed "different" compared to American favorites such as pizza and Doritos.The research on how people see Asian-Americans is a follow-up of her 2011 research. It found Asian-Americans were three times as likely to order American food after being asked if they spoke English than if they had not been asked that question. " (3) " Cheryan said. This is not always a good thing for Asian-Americans. She notes that traditional American food often contains more calories and fat than many Asian dishes.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 34.5 percent of white Americans are considered obese, or very overweight. For Asian-Americans, the percentage is 11.7 percent. For African-Americans, the percentage of obesity is 48 percent and for Latino Americans, the percentage is 42.5 percent. The new University of Washington study showed people photos of people from different racial and ethnic groups to see if weight influenced their opinions. Among the questions asked: "How likely is this person to have been born outside the U.S? Another, "How likely is it that this person's native language is English?"Weight did make a difference in how people decided whether Asian-Americans were Americans. Those questioned by the University of Washington researchers also looked at pictures of Latinos, whites and African-Americans.(4) This supported their opinion that people believed to be from foreign countries where people are believed to be mostly thin are considered more likely to be American if they are overweight.The researchers noted that many Americans believe Latinos are overweight. As a result, overweight Latinos are not seen as more likely to be Americans -- as was the case with Asian-Americans.A. A stereotype is a belief, often untrue, that many have about a group of peopleB. The suggestion is that maybe people avoid foods that are stereotypical of their ethnic group so that they would fit in betterC. The researchers found that weight did not influence whether they saw whites, African-Americans and Latinos as being AmericansD. The most surprising answer was how people saw Asian-AmericansE. Most Asian-Americans answer the question without hesitationF. Some stereotypes derive from discrimination against certain groupRunning in Cold Weather Improves PerformanceCold weather during winter months may keep many people from leaving home and running in the open air. However, a new study shows that the drop in temperature is a good reason to run. In fact, researchers say, running in cold weather helps improve one's performance.Many people say running in the winter can be difficult. Two reasons are the low temperatures and bitter winds. Yet many runners might find it easier than running in hot weather. That could be (1) lower temperature reduce stress on the body. When you run in cold weather, your heart rate and the body's dehydration levels are lower than in warmer conditions. The body needs less water on a cold day than in warm weather.This information comes from sports scientists at St. Mary's University in London. John Brewer is a professor of (2) (apply) sport science at St. Mary's. For this study, he and other researchers put a group of people into a room they called an "environmental chamber." The researchers then recreated summer and winter weather conditions in the room. The test subjects (3) （ask) to run 10,000 meters under both conditions. Brewer says he and his team recorded biological measurements of the runners. "We've got a group of subjects into the environmental chamber, we've changed the conditions (4) （replicate) the summer or winter and we've got them to run a 10k under both of those conditions and taken various measurements on each runner whilst they've been completing their 10k."Brewer says every movement runners make produces heat. He explains that one way in which we lose heat is by sweating. "That heat builds up in the body and can be really damaging (5) you can lose that heat. One of the mechanisms by which we lose heat is through sweating, but we also lose heat by transporting the blood to the surface of the skin (6) it can lose heat out into the external environment. Now, that puts more strain on the heart, particularly in hot conditions because it's much harder to lose heat when the external environment is warm as well."And that increased strain, adds Brewer, can be considerable. Running in higher temperatures results in faster heart rates."We found, for example, that heart rates were about 6 percent higher in the hotter conditions.We found that the runners dehydrated by around 30, 38 percent more in (7) hotter conditions. And they found it about 30 percent easier -- the test of their thermal regulation, how they felt, (and) their perception of heat -- was around a third lower when they were running in cold conditions."The body does not have to work as hard to pump blood to the skin's surface. Brewer says that means running in cooler temperatures requires less energy. He adds that serious runners could cut valuable seconds (8) their personal best times by choosing to run in the winter."If you look at top-level sports, if you look at the likes of Mo Farah running 10Ks and winning world and Olympic championships; the difference between success and failure is seconds, and it's certainly not minutes. We can be very confident that in cooler conditions you can certainly slice a decent percentage of time off your personal best."Several websites note that (9) (important) thing for people who run in cold conditions is to wear the right clothing. Keeping as dry as possible is the key issue when exercising in low temperatures. Wear mittens on your hands (10)（此题2空)gloves. Wear shoes that will keep you from falling. And especially, wear more than one layer of clothing to keep sweat away from your skin. So, if you are a runner, don't let winter weather keep you indoors. Simply get ready for the low temperatures and start running.Fruits, Vegetables Can Lower Blood PressureWe may not need another study telling us that fruits and vegetables are good for our bodies. But research and studies can help us to understand how foods affect our bodies in good ways and bad.Researchers at the University of Southern California's Keck School have found (1) great reason to eat more fruits and vegetables. They say that potassium-rich foods like sweet potatoes, avocados, spinach and bananas could help to lower your blood pressure. High blood pressure, (2) hypertension, is an international problem. Experts at the World Health Organization say more than one billion people suffer from high blood pressure. The condition causes 51 percent of deaths (3) stroke and 45 percent of deaths due to heart disease. Health officials in the U.S. say heart disease and stroke together kill more Americans each year than any other cause. Years of research (4) (link) sodium, or salt,intaketo increased blood pressure. So, officials advise people to use salt in moderation. Experts at the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say Americans get most of their sodium -- about 75 % -- from processed foods and eating at restaurants.This is a good reason to eat fresh food (5) (prepare) at home. Alicia McDonough is a professor of cell andneurobiologyat the Keck School of Medicine. She led this recent study. McDonough says that eating less sodium is a well-known way to lower blood pressure. But she also says evidence suggests that eating more potassium may have an equally important effect on hypertension.For her research, she examined studies that looked atthe link between potassium and sodium.McDonough found that people who ate more potassium generally had lower blood pressure unconnected to how much sodium they ate. Her research suggests that the body does creates a balance, using sodium to control potassium levels in the blood. "When dietary potassium is high," she says, "kidneysexcretemore salt and water, (6) increases potassium excretion." This process cleans the kidneys. She explains that as humans evolved, they ate a diet rich in potassium, but low in sodium. This has lead us tocravesodium, not potassium." (7) you eat a typical Western diet," she says, "your sodiumintakeis high and your potassium intake is low." She adds that this greatly "increases your chances of (8) (develop) high blood pressure."McDonough published her study in the April 2017 issue of theAmerican Journal ofPhysiology-EndocrinologyandMetabolism. Health experts at the CDC agree that "eating enough potassium each day can help balance out some of the harmful effects that high sodium intake can have on blood pressure." (9) they also say that eating less sodium is important as well. On its website, the CDC lists these fruits and vegetables -- and other foods -- as being good sources of potassium. But how much potassium should we eat each day? A 2004 study by the Institute of Medicine shows adults (10) eat about 4.7 grams of potassium a day to lower blood pressure. McDonough says eating about 60 grams of beans would provide 50 percent of that.What you can learn from Einstein’s quirky habitsLike it or not, our daily habits have a powerful impact on our brains. Many of the world’s most brilliant scientific minds were also fantastically weird. From Pythagoras’ outright ban on beans to Benjamin Franklin’s naked ‘air baths’, the path to greatness is paved with some truly peculiar habits. But what if these are more than superficial facts? Scientists are increasingly realizing that intelligence is less about sheer genetic luck than we tend to think. According to the (1) (late) review of the evidence, around 40% of what distinguishes the brainiacs from the blockheads in adulthood is environmental. Like it or not, our daily habits have a powerful impact on our brains, shaping their structure and changing the way we think.Of all history’s great minds, arguably the master of combining genius with unusual habits was Albert Einstein – so what better person to study for clues to mind – enhancing behaviors to try ourselves? He taught us how to squeeze energy out of atoms, so maybe, just maybe, he might be able to teach us a thing or two about how to squeeze the most out of our tiny mortal brains. Could there be any benefits in (2)（follow) Einstein’s sleep, diet, and even fashion choices?GOOD SLEEPIt’s common knowledge that sleep is good for your brain – and Einstein took this advice (3)（seriously) than most. He reportedly slept for at least 10 hours per day – nearly one and a half times as much as the average American today (6.8 hours). But can you really slumber your way to a sharper mind? The author John Steinbeck once said: “It is a common experience that a problem difficult at night is resolved in the morning (4) the committee of sleep has worked on it.” Many of the most radical breakthroughs in human history, including the periodic table, the structure of DNA and Einstein’s theory of special relativity, have supposedly occurred while their discoverer was unconscious. The latter came to Einstein while he was dreaming about cows being electrocuted. But is this really true?DAIL Y WALKBesides, Einstein’s daily walk was sacred to him. While he was working at Princeton University, New Jersey, he’d walk the mile and a half journey there and back. He followed in the footsteps of (5) diligent walkers, including Darwin who went for three 45minute walks every day. These constitutionals weren’t just for fitness – there’s mountains of evidence that walking (6) boost memory, creativity and problem-solving.EATING SPAGHETTISo what do geniuses eat? Alas, it’s not clear what fuelled Einstein’s extraordinary mind,(7) the internet somewhat dubiously claims it was spaghetti. He did once joke that his favorite things about Italy were “spaghetti and [mathematician] Levi-Civita”, so we’ll go with that.It’s well known that the brain is a food-guzzling greedy guts, consuming 20% of the body’s energy though it only accounts for 2% of its weight. Just like the rest of the body, the brain prefers to snack on simple sugars, such as glucose, which (8) (break) down from carbohydrates. Sugars can give the brain a valuable boost, but unfortunately this doesn’t mean binging on spaghetti is a good idea. SMOKING A PIPEToday, the many health risks of smoking are widely known, so this is not a habit that it would be wise to follow. But Einstein was a (9) (harden) pipe smoker, known as much around campus for the cloud of smoke which followed him as for his theories. He famously loved to smoke, believing it “contributes to a somewhat calm and objective judgment in all human affairs.” He’d even pick cigarette butts off the street and stuff the remaining tobacco into his pipe.NO SOCKSNo list of Einstein’s eccentricities would be complete (10) a mention of his passionate aversion to socks. “When I was young,” he wrote in a letter to his cousin – and later, wife – Elsa, “I found out that the big toe always ends up making a hole in a sock. So I stopped wearing socks.”Zimbabwe's “Friendship Bench” a Possible Model for Mental Health TreatmentHealth workers in Zimbabwe are helping people with mental health problems through a new program. Experts say the treatment could serve as a model for other countries in Africa. Doctors estimate that about one quarter of Zimbabweans suffer (1) depression or anxiety. But there are only 12 psychiatrists in the country of 14 million people. Psychiatrists are doctors who treat mental or emotional problems.The University of Zimbabwe, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and King's College London worked together (2) (create) a new kind of treatment. Dr. Victoria Simms works at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. "We can't possibly go the route of training psychiatrists and psychologists (3) it would take 15 years. How are we going to provide treatment?" So, doctors created a simple but effective program. They placed wooden seats – which they call "Friendship Benches" -- outside several health clinics in the city of Harare. Dr. Simms says people (4) the chance to meet on the benches for six sessions with health workers. They call these workers "grandmother health providers." "So the patient explains (5) all their problems are and its opening up the mind in the sense of (6) (allow) the patient to see that they can do something about their problems." The Friendship Bench study involved more than 550 patients. After six months, only 14 percent of the patients in the Friendship Bench group said they were still (7) (depress). That compares to 50 percent of those who did not receive treatment. Those who received the treatment were also five times (8) (likely) to have suicidal thoughts.Dr. Dixon Chibanda is with the University of Zimbabwe. He is one of the founders of the Friendship Bench program. He said that the program has many benefits. "Not only a mental health sort of package, but a package (9) actually improved outcomes of things like hypertension, diabetes and, and adherence to medication for people living with HIV."Friendship Benches are now placed in 60 clinics in Harare and two other cities. The Canadian government is helping to pay for the program's expansion through its Grand Challenges Canada aid program. Researchers say the program could be a model for mental health efforts in poor areas (10) in wealthier countries.Take steps now to set yourself up for financial success. If you make these smart money moves now, you’ll be (1) （likely) to have remorse about not taking control of your finances sooner. Create a budget you can stick to“ Having the discipline to budget every month will ensure your finances (2) （tune) finely and that you are in control of your money,” said Jamie Pomeroy, a Minnesota financial advisor and founder of . (3) trick, he said, is to find a method of budgeting that you like and stick with it.Pomeroy recommends that you give every dollar a home in the budget---- (4) it’s for necessary expenses, savings or incidentals. You could also consider using a 50-30-20 budget, which allots 50 percent of yourincome for needs, 30 percent for wants and 20 percent for savings and debt.Improve your creditBuilding good credit will likely pay off down the line. “ A good credit score is important for obtaining lower rates on large purchases, such as a car or a home,” said Shannon McLay, a financial planner and founder of The Financial Gym. “ Even though you might not be ready to make these purchases, you should work on your credit score now (5) when you are, you will obtain the attractive interest rates you want.”Build an emergency fundYou need a reserve of cash that’s easily accessible (6) (cover) unexpected expenses and help you get through financial emergencies without having to rack up debt, ask friends and family for money or tap your retirement account .Get a handle on your debtFocus on paying off your highest-rate debts first----likely credit card debt----so you’ll pay less in interest over time. Before you start paying down debt, understand (7) you have accumulated it, Kay said. Was it (8) you had a major medical expense or borrowed heavily to cover the cost of college?” If this is your normal way of living, it’s time to take stock and think about why,” Kay said.Plan for the “ (9) - ifs” You can alleviate some of your financial worries by identifying your worst-case money scenarios, and (10) (prepare) for them, Kay said. Creating an emergency fund to cover expenses if you’re out of work is a good place to start.What is Sustainable Agriculture?The goal of sustainable(可持续发展的)agriculture is to meet society’s food needs without compromising(危及)the ability of future generations (1) (meet) their own needs. People (2) (devote) to sustainable agriculture try to accomplish three main goals in their work: a healthy environment, economic profitability, and social and economic equality. Every person involved in the food system — growers, food processors, sellers, consumers, and waste managers — (3) play a role in ensuring a sustainable agricultural system. There are many practices commonly used by people working in sustainable food systems. Growers use methods to promote soil health, reduce water use, and lower pollution levels on the farm. Sellers and consumers look for environmentally friendly foods (4) are good for farm workers’ health and strengthen the local economy. Researchers in sustainable agriculture combine biology, economics, engineering, chemistry, community development, and many other subjects. However, sustainable agriculture is not only (5) collection of subjects, but also a process of negotiation(协商): a push and pull between the interests of an individual farmer and (6) of people in a community as they work to solve complex problems about how we grow our food. Agriculture has changed greatly, especially (7) the end of World War II. Food productivity has greatly increased (8) (此题2空)new technologies,。
旅游上海英语作文初二
旅游上海英语作文初二Exploring the Vibrant City of Shanghai: An Unforgettable JourneyShanghai, the bustling metropolis on the east coast of China, has long been a captivating destination for travelers from around the world. As a global financial hub and a melting pot of Eastern and Western cultures, this city offers a unique and unforgettable experience for those who venture to explore its wonders. From the stunning skyline of the Pudong district to the charming historic streets of the Bund, Shanghai is a city that constantly surprises and delights its visitors.One of the first places that captures the attention of any visitor to Shanghai is the iconic Bund. This famous waterfront promenade along the Huangpu River is a testament to the city's rich history and architectural diversity. The Bund is lined with a stunning collection of colonial-era buildings, ranging from grand neoclassical structures to Art Deco masterpieces. Strolling along the Bund, you can't help but be captivated by the breathtaking views of the Pudong skyline, with its towering skyscrapers and the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower standingtall against the backdrop of the city.As you venture further into the city, you'll discover a vibrant and dynamic urban landscape that seamlessly blends the old and the new. The contrast between the historic alleyways and the modern high-rises is truly fascinating, offering a glimpse into Shanghai's remarkable transformation over the past few decades. One of the best ways to experience this contrast is by exploring the charming neighborhoods of the city, such as the former French Concession.The French Concession is a delightful area that exudes a unique blend of French and Chinese influences. Strolling through its tree-lined streets, you'll come across elegant French-style villas, chic boutiques, and cozy cafes that serve up delectable pastries and aromatic coffee. This neighborhood is a perfect place to get a tasteof the city's rich cultural heritage and to immerse yourself in the local way of life.Another must-visit destination in Shanghai is the Yuyuan Garden, a stunning classical Chinese garden that dates back to the Ming Dynasty. This serene oasis in the heart of the bustling city offers a peaceful respite from the urban chaos. Wander through the intricate network of pavilions, bridges, and ponds, and you'll be transportedto a world of tranquility and beauty. The Yuyuan Garden is not only a feast for the eyes but also a testament to the ingenuity and artistryof Chinese landscape design.One of the most captivating aspects of Shanghai is its vibrant food scene. The city is a culinary melting pot, offering a wide array of local and international cuisine. From the delectable soup dumplings (xiao long bao) of the Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant to the mouthwatering Shanghainese dishes at the historic Lao Zheng Xing restaurant, the city's food scene is a true delight for the senses.Beyond the traditional culinary offerings, Shanghai also boasts a thriving street food culture. Venture into the bustling night markets, such as the Wujiang Road Night Market, and you'll be greeted by a dizzying array of sizzling stalls serving up everything from fragrant skewers to delectable fried snacks. These vibrant markets not only offer a delicious culinary experience but also a glimpse into the lively and energetic spirit of the city.For those seeking a more modern and high-tech experience, Shanghai has plenty to offer. The city is home to the impressive Shanghai Tower, the second-tallest building in the world, which offers breathtaking views from its observation deck. The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is another must-visit destination, featuring interactive exhibits and cutting-edge displays that showcase the latest advancements in science and technology.One of the most unique and memorable experiences in Shanghai is a visit to the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel. This underground tunnel, which transports visitors across the Huangpu River, is a true marvel of engineering and a feast for the senses. As you ride through the tunnel, you'll be treated to a dazzling light show that combines cutting-edge technology with stunning visual effects, creating an unforgettable journey.Beyond the city's iconic landmarks and attractions, Shanghai also offers a wealth of opportunities for outdoor adventure and leisure. The city's expansive parks, such as the picturesque Fuxing Park and the serene Gongqing Forest Park, provide a peaceful escape from the urban hustle and bustle. These green oases are perfect for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or even a game of tai chi with the locals.For those seeking a more active experience, Shanghai boasts a vibrant sports and recreation scene. The city is home to several world-class golf courses, as well as numerous sports centers and fitness facilities where visitors can indulge in activities ranging from swimming and tennis to rock climbing and martial arts.Regardless of your interests or travel preferences, Shanghai is a city that has something to offer everyone. Whether you're drawn to its rich history and cultural heritage, its cutting-edge modernity, or its vibrant food and entertainment scene, this dynamic city is sure toleave a lasting impression on all who visit.In conclusion, a trip to Shanghai is a must-do for any traveler seeking an unforgettable and truly unique experience. From the breathtaking skyline of the Pudong district to the charming historic streets of the Bund, this city is a captivating blend of the old and the new, the East and the West. So pack your bags, embrace the energy and excitement of Shanghai, and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime.。
2022-2023学年广东省广州市越秀区广东实验中学高三上学期11月月考英语试题
2022-2023学年广东省广州市越秀区广东实验中学高三上学期11月月考英语试题1. Thank you for choosing OTT Travel Agency. In order to have a pleasant journey, please read the following notes carefully.Booking Regulations1. There is a necessary booking process. We will confirm that with you within 1—2 working days.2. Please book a ticket as soon as possible because the rates may vary at different times. For example, rates rise during holidays.3. Please carefully read our Customer Agreements before booking.Booking Procedures and E-tickets1. You will receive a booking receipt by e-mail immediately after submission of booking information.2. You will receive the confirmation e-mail we send within 1—2 working days after submission.3. Once the booking details are confirmed, you will receive your e-ticket by e-mail. We will provide the contact information of local tourism offices for your convenient use during tour or as required.4. Next, you only need to print the e-ticket and present it with photo ID to the tour guide on the departure day.Special NotesIf the flight is delayed for over 45 minutes due to weather condition or other cases, please go to the hotel by yourself. You can contact the local travel agency and ask for help. You are strongly recommended to contact the airline and local travel agency to confirm the flight arrival time and airport pickup.For your safety, please lock your door whenever and wherever you leave. Do not hang any clothes on lights. Do not smoke in bed. Leave the hotel immediately if you hear a fire alarm.Please observe all dos and don’ts mentioned by the tour guide.Thank you for your cooperation. Sorry for any inconvenience.1. Why should travelers book tickets immediately?A．The rates probably change with time. B．There are few tickets on holidays.C．The booking process is complicated. D．The confirmation wastes much time.2. When will you receive a booking receipt?A．Before filling in a confirmation form. B．After sending out a booking e-mail.C．Before receiving a confirmation e-mail. D．After submitting booking information.3. What should you do when you hear a fire alarm in the hotel?A．Lock the door. B．Run out of the hotel.C．Hang clothes on lights. D．Put out your cigarette.2. Recently, homeless people across Chicago faced freezing to death if they couldn’t find shelter for the night. Thankfully, one local woman refused to let that happen.In late January of 2021, Chicago experienced some of the coldest temperatures that the city has seen in decades. Sadly, more than 100 homeless people were left outside directly exposed to the deadly environment.Candice Payne was lucky enough to have a shelter from the dangerous conditions. However, she couldn’t stop think ing about the homeless people in the area who had nowhere to go. Payne started brainstorming different ways she could possibly help. At last, she decided to see if there were any rooms available at local hotels that she could purchase for the people on the street.However, many of the local hotels refused to allow her to pay for the rooms. “No one wanted them, but one hotel, the Amber Inn, that was nice enough to allow me to buy the rooms,” Payne told TODAY.According to Payne, each room cost $70 per night. Without hesitating, she purchased 30 rooms for the night with her credit card. She then reached out to strangers, asking if anyone would like to help out with paying for more rooms. Strangers donated money, which helped Payne pay for a total of 60 rooms for five nights.Payne’s selfless act made news across the country, however, she insisted she never did it for attention. “I am a regular persons,” said Payne, who spent thousands of dollars of her own money helping complete strangers. “It all sounded like a rich person did this, but I’m just a little black girl from the South Side. I thought it was impossible, but after seeing this and seeing people from all around the world, that just tells me it’s possible. We can all do this together.”1. How much did Payne pay the Amber Inn for the rooms in total?A．$2,100. B．$4,200. C．$21,000. D．$10,500.2. Which of the following can best describe Payne?A．Kind and generous. B．Wealthy and friendly.C．Determined and honest. D．Ambitious and faithful.3. What is the best title for the text?A．The Homeless Suffered the Extreme ColdB．Chicago Experienced the Coldest TemperaturesC．Volunteers Called on People to Help the HomelessD．Chicago Woman Tried Hard to Save the Homeless4. What type of writing is the text?A．A lab report. B．A news report.C．An advertisement. D．A science fiction.3. This summer, as the capital of England became warmer than before, there has been many stories from Londoners experiencing odd insect bites. Even the London Underground has its own species of mosquito with a particular appetite for human blood.The main insects out for your blood in London are mosquitoes and horseflies (马蝇). And, as that Space song said, the females of these species are more deadly than the males, being the ones that seek out animal blood as extra nutrition for their eggs. Horseflies have a particularly cruel bite using their jaws to bite into our skin like a carving knife until they break a blood vessel (血管). Mosquitoes are more secret attacker, biting us very precisely with their needle-sharp mouth.In the UK, these insects are usually harmless. The key thing to know about these insects is that they’re far more active in warm weather. “Insects have a special and specific relationship with heat,” says Vicki Sims from Lady Bug Pest Control. “The rise in temperature sees insects grow faster. Year on year, many species are altering their behaviour and biology to follow the trends of the seasons.” So, what does this mean for the state of our skin? Long and warm London summers mean we may see more of the insects we expect, but some new ones we don’t. “The only thing separating us from species like mosquitoes that carry public health risks in other parts of the world, is climate, geography and more than a little luck,” says Sims.Concerns about increase of alien species in the UK are growing. Usually arriving with international shipments, traditionally “insect species brought over would die out relatively quickly because of our cold weather,” says Natalie Bungay from the British Pest Control Association. “But as the weather warms up there’s more chance that they’ll survive and become a problem, so effective measures should be taken as soon as possible.”1. What is the major function of paragraph 1?A．To introduce the main topic. B．To clarify the author’s stand.C．To arouse the readers’ concern.D．To summarize the whole text.2. Why do female insects favour animal blood?A．They become hungry more easily. B．They have stronger mouths.C．They are more sensitive to blood. D．They need more nutrition for eggs.3. What do we know from the third paragraph?A．The insects grow fast in warm weather.B．New species will increase in cold weather.C．Most species can’t adapt to the chang ing climate.D．We can only depend on luck to avoid potentially harmful insects.4. What is Natalie Bungay’s attitude towards the rise of temperature?A．Optimistic. B．Worried.C．Unconcerned. D．Confused.4. Chewing uses a surprising amount of energy. An experiment that looked at the energy use associated with chewing gum found that it can increase bodily energy use by up to 15 percent.Adam van Casteren at the University of Manchester in the UK and his colleagues measured energy use in 21 people between 18 and 45 years old as they chewed gum for 15 minutes. Each participant was asked to chew two types of gum—one soft and the other tough—so they could compare the effects of the gum’s properties on the participants’ energy use. Energy use was measured using a specially made cap covering the participants’ heads. “You can use the cap to work out how much energy is being used,” says Casteren. Before the experiment, the participants had all worn the cap while they sat watching a film in order for the researchers to know their base level energy use.The researchers found that chewing the soft gum increased energy expenditure by about 10 percent, while chewing the tougher gum increased this use by around 15 percent. Casteren says it’s interesting that a small change in the properties of the gum had such a clear effect on energy use. The findings suggest that the energy use required to chew also explain why we developed such strong teeth for the action. Any amount of energy lost while chewing food, makes the meal a less efficient source of energy, so we must finish the action as soon as possible.Dylan Thompson at the University of Bath in the UK says the increase is still only a small amount overall. “It will contr ibute less than 1 percent of total daily energy use because of relatively short daily chewing time,” he says.1. What is paragraph 2 mainly about?A．Comparison between soft and tough gum.B．The result of an experiment about energy use.C．Adam van Casteren’s opinion about chewing gum.D．An experiment about energy use when chewing gum.2. What does the underlined word “expenditure” in paragraph 3 probably mean?A．Digestion. B．Transportation. C．Consumption. D．Production.3. Why do human beings develop strong teeth according to the text?A．To eat more food at a meal. B．To reduce energy loss.C．To make the meal less efficient. D．To break down food thoroughly.4. What does Dylan Thompson probably agree with?A．Chewing time of humans is increasing.B．Chewing is not an important part of our life.C．Chewing doesn’t use much energy in our daily life.D．There is no relationship between energy use and chewing.5. What keeps us healthy and happy as we go through life? The clearest message that we got from a 75-year study is this: Good relationships keep us happier and healthier. 1The first is that social connections are really good for us, and that loneliness kills. It turns out that people who are more socially connected to others are happier. 2 On the contrary, the experience of loneliness turns out to be harmful. There are some people who are more lonely than they want to be. They find that they are less happy, their health declines earlier in midlife, and they live shorter lives than people who are not lonely.And we know that you can be lonely in a crowd and you can be lonely in a marriage. So the second big lesson that we learned is that it’s not just the number of friends you have, and it’s not whether or not you’re in a committed relationship, but it’s the quality of your close relationships that matters. 3 High-conflict marriages, for example, without much love, turn out to be very bad for our health.And the third big lesson that we learned about relationships is that good r elationships don’t just protect our bodies, they protect our brains. It turns out that being in a securely attached relationship is protective. Many people are in relationships where they can get help from the other persons in times of need. 4So, good and close relationships are good for our health and well-being. 5 This is wisdom that’s as old as the hills. Now, ask yourself a question: If you were going to invest now in your future best self, where would you put your time and your energy?6. Once, there was a small, unkept and rather poor village. People had to work hard to ______ themselves. Johnny lived in a wooden hut with his old grandma. He had dreamed to move to a big city he had never ______ before.All of Johnny’s friends had left for a long ______ in big cities. Only Johnn y, who was ______ all summer long, and couldn’t even go to the nearest city for a moment.Johnny ______ walked into the hut and sank onto the muddy brown sofa. “Are you okay, dear?” His grandma asked. “No!” Johnny ______. “My friends are all taking trips to other cities, even countries,and I’m ______ in this place!” Johnny’s Grandma was ______. “Johnny,” she began. Immediately, Johnny interrupted. “I’m going to my room!” He then bolted (冲) towards his room.One day, Johnny ______ up. He walked outside to look at the golden sun ______ over the horizon, standing firm against the ocean and blue sky. Soon after, his grandma went over to stand near Johnny. “Listen, Johnny,” she ______. “Look at the sky and the ocean. Aren’t they splendid? You won’t ______ them in a city, would you?” Just then, a few wolf cubs (幼崽) could be ______ at the end of the village. “See those wolf cubs? Aren’t they so ______? I don’t think you would find them crawling around a big city.” This made Johnny ______ how beautiful life is, and he’s lucky to even live in a village.1.A．remind B．support C．enjoy D．behave2.A．visited B．imagined C．described D．introduced3.A．gathering B．treatment C．ceremony D．vacation4.A．curious B．regretful C．bored D．amused5.A．unhappily B．unbelievably C．unexpectedly D．unconsciously 6.A．broke down B．passed down C．pointed out D．burst out7.A．interested B．absorbed C．stuck D．involved8.A．disappointed B．shocked C．inspired D．ashamed9.A．woke B．turned C．gave D．grew10.A．landing B．wandering C．rising D．burning11.A．recalled B．complained C．shouted D．announced 12.A．share B．draw C．find D．miss13.A．bought B．spotted C．raised D．rejected14.A．wonderful B．pitiful C．fierce D．respectful15.A．remember B．imagine C．suspect D．realize7. 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
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一、高考听力场景词汇餐馆场景1．order点菜2．serve上菜3．tip小费4．change零钱5．steak牛排6．cheese奶酪7．sandwich三明治8．bacon培根(腌肉)9．soup汤10．doughnut甜甜圈11．appetizer开胃菜12．dessert餐后甜点13．hamburger汉堡包14．coke可口可乐15．restaurant饭店、饭馆16．cafeteria自助餐厅17．buffet自助餐18．Keep the change！不用找零钱了！19．treat请客(This is my treat！我请客！)20．go Dutch (Let’s go fifty fifty.)AA制21．plain water淡水，自来水(西餐中洗手用的) 22．go out for dinner/dinner out出去吃饭23．snack bar小吃店24．French fries炸薯条25．dining hall大餐厅，食堂26．coffee shop咖啡店27．reserve/book预约；预定邮局场景1．stamp邮票2．envelope信封3．package/parcel包裹4．overweight超重5．airmail航空信件6．extra postage额外邮资7．pay postage付邮费8．send/post/deliver a letter/mail寄/发信/邮件9．express mail快件(快信)10．surface mail普通邮件，陆地邮寄11．open an account开一个账户12．check the weight称重13．cash on delivery货到付款图书馆场景1．borrow借入2．lend把……借给(借出去)3．bookshelf书架4．novel(长篇)小说5．magazine杂志6．periodical期刊7．librarian图书管理员8．library card借书证9．science fiction科幻小说10．reference book参考书；工具书11．pay a fine交罚款医院及健康场景1．aspirin阿司匹林2．treatment治疗手段3．surgery外科(手术)4．headache头痛5．stomachache胃痛6．backache背痛；腰痛7．sore throat喉咙痛8．cough咳嗽9．fever发热10．regular doctor私人医生11．emergence department急诊室12．take one’s temperature/blood pressure测量体温/血压13．early symptom早期症状14．medicine pills/tablets药丸/药片15．heart attack心脏病16．cold/flu流感/have/catch a cold患感冒17．How is it going？How are you?回答好：I’m fine./I feel good/terrific./I couldn’t be better./Nothing is very wrong with me.回答不好：I am not feeling good./I feel terrible/horrible/awful./I am not myself these days.(注意听语气：身体好的时候，语调上扬，语气非常欢快；身体不好的时候，降调，语气非常郁闷。
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上海英文版导游词（3篇）上海英文版导游词篇一上海英文版导游词篇三Located at the center of the mainlands coastline, Shanghai has long been a major hub of communications, transportation, and international exchange. The municipality covers an area of 6,341 square kilometers and has a population of more than 13.5 million. Shanghai is Chinas largest economic comprehensive industrial base, and a famous historical and cultural city.The city consistently attracts investment and is seen as an ideal venue for business gatherings. It is also a must on any agenda during a tour of China. Shanghai has fostered a comprehensive transportation network that incorporates land, sea, and air travel, as well as a convenient urban transportation system. More than 300 airlines serve the city, proving direct flights to more than 20 countries and regions. The addition of the Shanghai Pudong International Airport, which went into operation in 1999, is expected to increase the annual passenger volume to some 20 million.Special tourist trains running between Shanghai and the neighboring provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, as well as tourist bus routes along newly-constructed expressways, offer great convenience for regional travel. Shanghai has more than 400 travel agencies to assistvisitors, and the 127 star-rated hotels offer a total of 40, 000 guest rooms.Visitors to Shanghai are not only dazzled by the modern metropolis and gateway to a developing China, but are also able to immerse themselves in the unique Shanghai culture, a combination of Chinese and Western elements. Colorful festivals and celebrations dot the yearly Shanghai activities calendar, such as the Shanghai Nanhui Peach Blossoms Festival, Shanghai International Tea Culture Festival and Shanghai China International Art Festival.Shanghai has also introduced special tour packages aimed at the different interests of visitors, such as bicycling tours, hiking tours, gourmet tours, rehabilitation and health care tours, study tours, Japanese young womens tours, honey moon tours, and convention and exhibition tours.The well-known Bund is a must for visitors to Shanghai. Fifty-two buildings lining the narrow shoreline of the Huangpu River offer a living exhibition of Gothic, Baroque, Roman, Classic Revival and Renaissance architectural styles, as well as combinations of Chinese and Western styles. They are also a condensation of the recent history of the city. The wide embankment offers ample room for strolling and is used by locals for morning exercises and evening gatherings. In the evening, colorful lights illuminate the area and create a shimmering image deserving of the name Pearl of the Orient.The Yu Gardens are a classical landscape in the Southern Chinese style with a history of more than 400 years. Pavilions, halls, rockeries and ponds display the finest in landscaping from the Southern style as seen in the Ming andQing dynasties. More than 40 landscapes were ingeniously separated by latticed walls, winding corridors, and lattice windows.Peoples Square has become the political and cultural center in Shanghai since 1994, when it was rebuilt. In and around the square are a massive fountain named the Light of Huangpu River, 10,000 square meters of lawns, six groups of relief carvings that depict the history of Shanghai, the New Shanghai Museum, the offices of the municipal government, an underground shopping plaza, the Shanghai Grand Theater and the Shanghai Exhibition CenterThe Orient Pearl TV TowerThe Orient Pearl TV Tower is 468 meters high, the tallest in Asia and third tallest in the world. It faces the Bund across the Huangpu River. When viewed from the Bund, the tower and the Nanpu and Yangpu bridges create a vivid imagery known as wo dragons playing with a pearl. The sphere at the top has a diameter of 45 meters and is 263 meters above ground. The observation deck in the sphere offers a sweeping view of the city. The revolving restaurant is set at 267 meters abovePudong New Area. The dance ball, piano bar and 20 karaoke rooms, at 271 meters, are also opened to the public. The penthouse, which sits at 350 meters, has an observation deck, meeting room, and coffee shop. The tower integrates broadcasting technologies with sightseeing, catering, shopping, amusement, and accommodations. It has become the symbol of the city and a major tourist attraction in Shanghai.Cruise on the Huangpu RiverCruising on the Huangpu River, visitors can gaze at the mighty skyscrapers, the Monument Tower to the Peoples Heroes, the famous Waibaidu Bridge and Huangpu Park on one bank, and the Orient Pearl TV Tower, International Convertion Center, Jin Mao Building and the newly rising Pudong New Area on the other. The Yangpu and Nanpu bridges span the river. From the river, visitors can also view the ruins of ancient cannon emplacements and fortifications at Wusong and the magnificent view of the Yangtze River as it empties into the sea.Nanjing Road East, honored as Chinas No. l Street, has become an all-weather pedestrian arcade. Shops and restaurants provide products and services with their own characteristics, making it an ideal place that integrates shopping, restaurants, amusement and sightseeing.The museum and tomb are located in Lu Xun Park. LU Xun was an imminent man of letters. The museum exhibits Lu Xuns manuscripts, some of his personal effects, document.，and photos. The headstone atthe Tomb of Lu Xun is in the calligraphy of Vhio Zedong and reads The Tomb of Mr. Lu Xun.Dr. Suns ResidenceDr. Sun Yat-sen, the forerunner of the Chinese democratic revolution, and his wilr Soong Ching Ling, lived in this building from 1918 to 1924. It was in the residence that Dr. Sun Yat-sen met representatives of the Communist Party and fostered the first cooperation between the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang.Soong Ching Lings ResidenceThis is the former residence of Soong Ching Ling. an honorary chairwoman of the Peoples Republic of China and the widow of SunYat-sen. She lived, worked, and studied here during the last years of her life.Birthplace of the Communist Party of China.In July of 1921, the First National Communist Party Congress was held in this building. The congress passed the Partys program and resolutions, elected the central committee, and declared the founding of the CPC.Shanghai LibraryThe new Shanghai Library, which covers an area of some 80,000 square meters, has a collection of 13 million books and is considered one of the top ten libraries in the world. The library incorporates theopen-stacks approach favored in the West, which allows for convenience in borrowing books.Shanghai Grand TheaterLocated in the northwestern corner of Peoples Square. the Shanghai Grand Theater covers 70,000 squat, meters. It is actually composed of three theaters. The theaters can accommodate performances of ballet opera, symphonies, chamber music modern dramas, and musicals. The theater also owns the largest, fully automatic stage in Asia. The theater has become a symbol of modern culture in Shanghai.Cultural Celebrities Street, located along Duolun Road and surrounding areas,is a living memorial to the modern cultural celebrities of Shang-hai and is also a condensation of modern culture. Such Chinese literary giants as Lu Xun, Mao Dun, Guo Moruo and Ye Shengtao lived and wrote here,making the road an important feature in Chinas modern cultural history. In addition, the famous Gongfei Cafe. Celebrities Mansion, the Shanghai Art Opera Troupe, and Hai Shang Jiu Li also display the accumulated cultural atmosphere of Duolun Road today.。
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