The yuan goes global新闻读物

2023年中考英语新热点时文阅读-热点新闻01（2022·湖北武汉·模拟预测）Global News Around the WorldRaising money for UkraineA group of 17 children teamed up to swim the width of the English Channel in less than an hour, and have collected more than ￡3,300 for people suffering from（遭受）the war in Ukraine. The children, aged between 6 and 15 years old, swam together at their local pool in Derbyshire, England, and completed a distance of 21 miles among them.______________Yellowstone National Park in the US is marking its 150th anniversary（周年纪念日）, and it has started a new program called the Inheritance Pass. It is accepting $1,500 donations in exchange for an annual entry pass which is also good for the donor’s children and grandchildren in 150 years. And themoney raised through the sale of “Inheritance Passes” will be used to preserve（维护）the park for the next 150 years.Max’s second Big Camp-OutMax Woosey, 12, has spent more than 670 nights camping outside for charity. Through the challenge, he has braved howling winds and rain to raise ￡700,000 for a hospice（收容所）near his home in Devon, UK. Max is marking his second anniversary with a Big Camp-out, inviting young people to join in from their garden or to put up a tent in their living room to raise money for any charity they choose.1．All the news above has something to do with __________.A．travel B．fundraising C．nature D．sports2．Why did the children complete a 21-mile swim?A．To find out the width of the English Channel.B．To escape from Ukraine for a better living.C．To raise money for those who are suffering from the war.D．To develop their team spirit.3．What would be a good heading for the second piece of news?A．An annual $1,500 donation.B．150 years of Yellowstone National Park.C．How and when to get “Inheritance Passes”.D．Yellowstone offers a special entry pass good for year 2172.4．The idea behind “Inheritance Passes” is to __________.A．help safeguard the park for the futureB．leave the donor something as a memorialC．raise money for children in 150 yearsD．draw more people to pay a visit to the park5．What can we learn about Max Woosey?A．Many young people are joining him for an outing.B．He often camps in a garden in bad weather.C．He hopes more people can show love and care to those in need.D．He started the challenge more than two years ago.02（2022·湖北武汉·二模）________________________________Resting her phone on a stand and making the light more suitable, 49-year-old Lyu Min started her livestreaming session—her daily job during the COVID-19 outbreak. Dressed in a qipao, a traditional Chinese dress, Lyu started the livestreaming session from her workshop at 10 in the morning, sharing the art of making Chinese knots with many handicraft (手工艺) lovers. She is using a length of colored string and determination to keep this traditional art of Chinese knots alive and help more people understand the culture.Online traditional Yue opera showRecently, Chen Yu, an actress of Yue Opera in Ningbo, Zhejiang province has caught people’s attention through livestreaming. She wears costumes and sings beautiful songs from Yue Opera. Apart from singing, Chen also introduces knowledge about Y ue Opera when interaction (互动) with her fans. “A number of people at home and abroad visit me online, so as an actress, it’s necessary for me to tell newcomers about this traditional culture.”National parks with Yangtze River CultureChina plans to construct national parks with Yangtze River culture as their theme, as part of efforts to protect the waterway’s cultural heritage. According to a circular (通告) on the parks’ construction (建造) said by the central leading group on developing national culture parks, the parks will be located in the 13 provincial-level areas in the Yangtze River basin.6．In which section of the newspaper can we read the news?A．CULTURE B．EDUCA TION C．TECHNOLOGY D．SCIENCE7．The best heading for the first news would be __________.A．Having Chinese knots classes online during the outbreakB．Introducing an intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产)C．Livestreaming the art of making Chinese knotsD．Attracting more handicraft lovers to make Chinese knots8．The underlined word “livestreaming” in the first news is close to __________.A．equipment (设备) for recording videos B．sending out while happeningC．equipment for making handicrafts D．sending out after recording9．It’s clear that Chen Y u __________.A．wants to enjoy herself by wearing costumes and singing Yue OperaB．wants to attract more people’s attention through livestreamingC．is aimed at spreading the culture of Y ue OperaD．is the best actress who sings Y ue Opera in Ningbo, Zhejiang province10．The third news wants to tell the readers __________.A．there are 13 provinces in the Yangtze River basinB．the sights along the Yangtze River basin are very beautifulC．there are 13 national culture parks in the Yangtze River basinD．China plans to build national parks to protect the waterway’s cultural heritage.03（2022·湖北武汉·模拟预测）Learning how to save lives with CPRIf you see someone collapse (失去意识), perhaps as a result of a heart attack, what can you do while you wait for an ambulance (救护车)? Chen Wenqiaochu set a good example when he was 14. He performed CPR on a cleaner at his school, saving the man’s life. On Aug 24, a joint guideline (联合通知) was issued by the Ministry of Education and Red Cross Society of China(红十字会). It asks all public schools nationwide to provide first-aid courses, including CPR training, as a part of health education.________The Ministry of Education has banned convenience stores (便利店) in all kindergartens, primary, middle and high schools across the country. The regulation (规章制度) has taken effect since April 1. Many students were sad about the ban. However, many parents expressed support for the regulation. The Beijing News reported. The regulation also requires schools to monitor students who may be overweight, and intervene (干预) to make sure they follow a healthy diet.No mobile phones in campusIn a notice published by the Ministry of Education on Monday, primary and secondary school students are asked not to bring their cell phones onto the campus, except when it is approved by their parents along with a written application form. Another major point is that teachers are not allowed to11．All the news above has something to do with ________.A．food B．schools C．first aid D．phones 12．What would be a good heading for the second news?A．Follow a healthy diet.B．Snack stores are bad for students.C．Snack stores close in view of health.D．Health regulation has taken effect.13．From the news above, we can know that ________.A．Nobody can bring the mobile phone onto the campusB．The regulation about snack stores were carried out to ensure students’ health C．All public schools have already provided first-aid coursesD．Chen Wengiaochu and the cleaner saved a man’s life by performing CPR14．If you want to bring a cell phone to school, you need to ________.A．ask the teacher for permissionB．refuse to follow the rules about mobile phonesC．hand in an application form approved by your parentsD．fight against the regulation15．What’s the purpose of the Ministry of Education according to the news above? A．To improve students’ learning ability.B．To help students develop good learning habits.C．To make sure students have a healthy learning environment.D．To prevent students from using electronic products.04（2022·湖北武汉·模拟预测）China’s Long March 8 launched (发射) 22 satellites (卫星) into orbit (轨道). It set a record for the most satellites ever launched by a Chinese rocket. Before it, the Chinese record for the most satellites launched by one rocket was the first flight of the Long March 6. The world record is held by SpaceX’s Falcon 9, which carried 143 satellites.The Second Space ClassAstronauts in the China Space Station (CSS) hosted their second space class for youngsters on Earth. The educational class is a part of China’s effort to take full advantage of the CSS with an aim to encourage young minds to study science. This is the third such event the country has hosted from space and the second one from the CSS.____________________On April 9, the International Space Station (ISS) welcomed its first all-private team of astronauts. The four space travelers are on a 10-day trip to the station. Each of the passenger paid $55 million for the rocket ride, and they did hundreds of hours of training. On the trip, the team plans to carry out 25 experiments in science, education and human health.16．All the news above has something to do with ________.A．space B．rocket C．astronaut D．flight17．What can we know about Long March 8?A．A new world record was set.B．143 satellites was launched by one rocket.C．It launched more satellites than Long March 6.D．SpaceX’s Falcon 9 carried the most satellites in the world.18．Why did CSS hold the space class?A．To put Chinese space station into good use.B．To develop teenagers’ interest in science.C．To show their effort for Chinese education.D．To enrich youngsters’ life on Earth.19．The best heading for the third news would be ________.A．Private Team of Astronauts B．Most Expensive TravelC．Buying Tickets to Space D．Training for Rocket Ride20．It’s clear that the four travelers ________.A．will stay in space for 10 daysB．belong to the International Space StationC．only spent a large amount of money for the tripD．are ready to perform different experiments during the trip05（2022·黑龙江佳木斯·三模）On December 3rd, 2021, the China—Laos Railway（中老铁路）, started running. The railway runs 1, 035 km long, including 422 km in Laos. It connects the city of Kunming with Vientiane（万象）, largest city and capital of Laos.The China—Laos Railway is another example of the friendly cooperation（合作）between China and other countries under the Belt and Road Initiative（一带一路）. Without doubt, this road will be a golden line which has great influence on the people of both contries.Souphanh Keomixay, a former government leader in Laos, said the China—Laos Railway could give new chances for Laos. The World Bank reported in 2020 that a total of 3.7 million tons of goods （货物）could be transported（运输）on trains by 2030. But in the past, fewer goods were transported.The railway brings great development for Laos, too. When the railway comes into full service, it will greatly cut the cost of transportation in the country and there will be more visitors, too. And the price of goods which comes abroad can be lower.For 22-year-old Sida, a Lao staff member, said, “The railway has given me a good job. Now I can support my family. At the same time, it will help Laos develop more quickly.”Choose the best choice according to what you read.21．The China—Laos Railway connects the city of ________.A．Vientiane with Laos B．China with Vientiane C．Kunming with Vientiane22．What did Souphanh Keomixay say about the China—Laos Railway? ________A．It made Lao people upset.B．It wasn’t helpful at all.C．It could give new chances for Laos.23．When the railway comes into full service, there will be more ________ in Laos.A．doctors B．competitors C．visitors24．According to the last paragraph, Sida felt ________about the China—Laos Railway.A．thankful B．awful C．careful25．Where can we find the passage? ________A．In a novel. B．In a newspaper. C．In a film magazine.参考答案：1．B2．C3．D4．A5．C【导语】本文讲述孩子们游泳来筹款帮助乌克兰战争中的人，黄石国家公园筹款来维护公园的未来建设以及马克斯通过在外露营来筹款帮助那些需要帮助的人。

英语时事短篇新闻English Current Affairs Short - News: A GuideWhen ites to English current affairs short - news, it's like opening a little window to the big wide world. You know, it's not just some dry facts thrown at you. It's a whole new world of information waiting to be explored.These short - news pieces are often like little snapshots. They capture a moment, an event, or a situation in just a few lines. For example, think of them as postcards from different parts of the globe. One postcard might show a big political rally in London. You can almost feel the energy of the people there, shouting their slogans, waving their flags. Another postcard could be from a small town in the United States where a local hero has just won a big award. It's like you're there, sharing in the pride of themunity.Now, how do you actually understand these short - news items? Well, you've got to know the basic vocabulary. It's not like you need to be a walking dictionary, but some key words related to politics, economy, and society are really helpful. Let's say there's a news about a new trade deal. Words like "tariff", "import", "export", "negotiation" are bound to pop up. If you don't know what these mean, it's like trying to read a map without knowing what north and south are.The grammar in these short - news is also important, but don't let it scare you. It's not like you're writing a formal essay. Sometimes, they use simple past tense to talk about events that just happened. "The president visited the flood - affected area yesterday." See, it's straightforward. But sometimes, they might use present perfect to show the connection between the past and the present. "Thepany has announced a new product this week." It's like a little link that ties the two time frames together.One cool thing about English current affairs short - news is that it can expose you to different cultures. You might read about a traditional festival in India that you've never heard of before. It's like stepping into a new world full of colors, music, and unique traditions. And through reading these news, you can start to understand why people in different parts of the world do the things they do. It's like putting together a big jigsaw puzzle of humanity.Another aspect to consider is the source of the news. Not all sources are created equal. Some might be more reliable than others. It's like when you're buying fruits. You want to go to the best vendor who gives you fresh and good - quality fruits. The same goes for news sources. Some big and well - known news agencies are more likely to have accurate information. But that doesn't mean you should ignore the smaller, local sources. They can often give you a more in - depth look at what's happening on the ground.When you're reading these short - news items, try to make connections. If there's news about a new technology in Japan, think about how it might affect the global market. Is it something that could be adopted in other countries? It's like when you see a new fashion trend in Paris. You know it's going to spread to other fashion - loving cities around the world.And don't just read passively. Try to engage with the news. Maybe discuss it with your friends or classmates. You can have a great debate about whether a certain policy is good or bad. It's like having a friendly match in a game. Everyone has their own opinions, and through the discussion, you can learn more and see different perspectives.In conclusion, English current affairs short - news is a wonderful way to stay informed, learn new things, and expand your horizons. It's not a chore but an exciting adventure into the world of information. So, dive in and enjoy the journey!。

读者文摘（Reader's Digest）是一本全球性的读物，旨在为读者提供世界各地的最新资讯、精彩故事和有益知识。

本期读者文摘主要内容如下：一、世界热点新闻1. 美国总统大选结果揭晓今年的美国总统大选备受全球关注，经过激烈角逐，最终产生了新一任的美国总统。

新总统上台后将面临哪些挑战？对全球政治格局将有何影响？读者文摘将为您一一解读。

2. 全球抗疫动态新冠疫情持续肆虐，各国政府采取了不同的防控措施，各种疫苗也相继问世。

本期读者文摘将对全球抗疫动态进行全方位报道，帮助读者了解最新的疫情形势和防控措施。

二、精彩故事1. 励志人生本期读者文摘将为读者呈现一系列励志人生故事，这些故事源自生活，让人感动，让人思考，让人更加热爱生活，相信希望。

2. 惊险刺激的冒险故事本期读者文摘将为读者带来一系列惊险刺激的冒险故事，这些故事发生在世界各地，让人热血沸腾，让人心跳加速，让人感受到生命的意义和力量。

三、有益健康知识1. 最新科学研究成果本期读者文摘将为读者介绍最新的健康科学研究成果，为读者提供最新的健康知识和养生方法，帮助读者关爱自己的身体，保持健康的生活方式。

2. 健康饮食建议本期读者文摘将为读者推荐一系列健康饮食建议，帮助读者了解各种食物的营养价值和搭配方法，让读者拥有健康的饮食习惯，树立科学的养生理念。

四、娱乐休闲1. 最新电影、音乐资讯本期读者文摘将为读者介绍最新的电影、音乐资讯，为读者推荐精彩的影视作品和音乐专辑，让读者享受精神上的愉悦和放松。

2. 文化艺术盛宴本期读者文摘将为读者呈现世界各地的文化艺术盛宴，为读者介绍文学、艺术、建筑等领域的精品，让读者感受不同文化的魅力与魂魄。

以上就是本期读者文摘的主要内容，希望各位读者能够通过阅读本期文摘，获得知识、启发思考、享受愉悦，让读者文摘成为您生活中不可或缺的精神食粮。

本期读者文摘内容精彩纷呈，既有全球热点新闻，又有励志人生故事；既有有益健康知识，又有娱乐休闲的节目。

有关国际新闻的英文作文英文：As an avid follower of international news, I find it fascinating to stay updated on the latest events and developments around the world. The diversity of cultures, politics, and social issues makes international news both informative and thought-provoking. One recent international news story that caught my attention was the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.The trade war between the two economic powerhouses has been a hot topic in international news for quite some time now. It has not only impacted the global economy but has also caused ripple effects in various industries. For example, the technology sector has been particularly affected, with companies like Apple and Huawei facing challenges due to tariffs and restrictions on trade.中文：作为一个国际新闻的忠实追随者，我发现保持对世界各地最新事件和发展的关注是非常迷人的。

英语资源频道为⼤家整理的china daily 双语新闻：我们⽣活在环球⼩报中，供⼤家阅读参考。

Life in the global gutter ⽣活在环球⼩报中 The popular press ⼴受欢迎的报刊 Tabloids are a phenomenon worldwide, but they come in different varieties ⼩报是世界范围内的⼀种现象，但是他们以不同的种类⽅式存在着 AS AN example of bullying journalism, it takes some beating. Atabloid buys a surreptitiously filmed sex-video of an actor in his 50s suffering from Parkinson's disease. It demands an exclusive. At first he collaborates, even writing the interview himself; later he sues for blackmail. 作为恐吓性新闻业的⼀个例⼦，它很难被超越。

⼀家⼩报购买了⼀部秘密拍摄的性爱录像，主⼈公是⼀名患有帕⾦森综合征的50多岁的演员。

这家⼩报要求报道。

开始这名演员配合了，甚⾄亲⾃写访谈；后来，他以敲诈勒索为由，将这家⼩报告上了法庭。

This is not another story emanating from the now-shuttered newsroom of the News of the World, where journalistic shenanigans have deeply embarrassed News Corporation, its owner. The tabloid in question is Bild Zeitung, Germany's biggest paper. Last year a court ruled that Bild's reporter had coerced theactor, Ottfried Fischer. In May a higher court overturned the verdict. Afurther appeal is pending. 这并不是从已经关闭的世界新闻报（其新闻⼯作者的诡计深深羞辱了它的所有者，新闻集团）的新闻编辑室⾥传出的另外⼀个故事。

Source：English Language Adaptation Edition Experiencing Business English Coursebook 3, published by Higher Education Press Limited Company, Copyright 2020.Reading 1: Restless pursuer of luxury’s futureBy Vanessa FriedmanSidney Toledano (Dior’s Chief Executive) is one of the longest-serving chief executives in the luxury industry. As the industry goes global, he must balance the demands of shareholders and the values of a historic label, the need for exclusivity and the need for expansion.He routinely communicates with his demanding boss, Bernard Arnault, main shareholder of Christian Dior, and a number of creative types, including Dior’s clothes designer John Galliano and jewellery designer Victoire de Castellane.‘The best advice I ever got was that, when times are bad, you need to get out of the office; when things are good, you can spend time on the organisation,’ says Mr Toledano, who travels almost every week to one of Dior’s 224 stores round the world. ‘You have to look for newness, look for what is happening next. Forget the calculator. Understand the people from different countries and what they want.’It was by spending time in China in the 1980s, for example, when he worked at the French leather-goods house Lancel, that Mr. Toledano first realised China would one day be prime territory for luxury.‘I met some factory owners, and they were working so hard, but then they would bring you to a restaurant and it was clear they wanted to enjoy life,’ he says. ‘And I thought: on e day these people are going to have money and they are going to spend it.’A few years later, Bernard Arnault contacted him. ‘The interview took 15 minutes. He knew exactly what he wanted,’ says Mr. Toledano: to take a small couture house he had bought out of bankruptcy and build it into the biggest luxury group in the world. Mr. Arnault has used Dior to create LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, the world’s largest luxury group).‘Christian Dior can double in five years,’ he says. ‘There may be difficu lt times coming, but if you look at the Middle East, China, even Europe, I believe there is growth coming, and we have to develop our network and perfect our supply chain.’The next wave of luxury buyers is now in the new territories: the Middle East, Russia, China and Korea.Mr. Toledano believes not only that a brand should go to its customers but that it should anticipate their needs and invest early in markets that may not show real growth for up to six years.。

环球100作文400字英文回答：In the bustling metropolis where towering skyscrapers pierce the heavens and a cacophony of languages echoes through the streets, a diverse tapestry of cultures and perspectives converge to create a vibrant andtransformative experience. It is here, amidst the meltingpot of humanity, that I embark on an extraordinary journeyto discover the interconnectedness of our world through the lens of the Global 100.The Global 100, a meticulously curated list of theworld's most influential individuals, offers a panoramic view into the minds and aspirations of those who shape our collective destiny. From trailblazing scientists pushingthe boundaries of human knowledge to visionaryentrepreneurs redefining the contours of commerce, their stories ignite a profound sense of inspiration and ignite a burning desire to contribute to the betterment of humankind.As I delve into the lives of these extraordinary individuals, I am struck by their unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the world. They recognize that the challenges we face are not confined by national borders or cultural divides but rather transcend geographical boundaries, demanding a collaborative and compassionate response.Through their tireless efforts in fields as diverse as medicine, technology, and education, they demonstrate the power of innovation, empathy, and perseverance. Theyinspire hope, kindle aspirations, and challenge us to question the status quo, pushing us to strive for a more just, equitable, and sustainable future.The Global 100 provides a platform for theseindividuals to share their insights, ideas, and experiences, fostering a cross-pollination of knowledge and fostering a greater understanding of the complexities of our world. Itis through these shared perspectives and collective wisdom that we can identify common ground, bridge divides, andwork together to address the pressing issues of our time.中文回答：在摩天大厦直插云霄，语言交汇成喧嚣交响曲的繁华都市，各种文化和观点交织，创造出充满活力、引人入胜的体验。

¡¡¡¡China¡¯s reemergence as a global economic superpower during the end of the 20th and into the early 21st century was marked by a long list of firsts£¬ milestones and eye-popping statistics.¡¡¡¡The 1990-2014 period saw China become the largest manufacturing and export country in the world. China gained admittance to the WTO£¬ became a host of the Olympics and saw its cities become some of the largest in the world. Its economy boomed£¬ and it became the largest consumer market. A Chinese company became the world¡¯s biggest e-commerce player. Its auto market surpassed all others in growth. Finally£¬ its crowning achievement was becoming the world¡¯s second largest economy.¡¡¡¡Many policies£¬ events and factors combined to make all of this possible£¬ including the government¡¯s long-term planning and willingness to experiment£¬ the entrepreneurial passion of the people and the opening up to world markets. In turn£¬ the world embraced China. Privatization and the modernization of old businesses and an emergent middle class resulting from massive job growth and urbanization£¬ also contributed to the phenomenon of China¡¯s growth.¡¡¡¡However£¬ one of the key foundations for all of this success was foreign direct investment£¬ or inbound investment into China. No amount of policy changes£¬ entrepreneurial spirit£¬ technological development or urbanization could count for anything unless the money to build new businesses and industries and to institute new policies was not made available.¡¡¡¡Thirty years ago£¬ the West had the money£¬ the banks£¬ the companies£¬ the experience and the desire to invest abroad£¬ and a great deal of this investment went to China. Companies from regions and countries such as Hong Kong£¬ Taiwan£¬ Singapore£¬ the United States and Europe invested in making the Chinese mainland the workshop and marketplace of the world. Eventually£¬ they invested in providing Chinese citizens with the products and services they needed and desired. The West also had the wealth and the insatiable appetite for goods and products that made the investments in China pay off in affordable products for import£¬ which allowed the government£¬ businesses and individuals in China to profit.¡¡¡¡In 2015£¬ the roles have been£¬ in many ways£¬ reversed. China has the economy£¬ the money£¬ the banks£¬ the foreign reserves£¬ the companies and the individuals who are ready£¬ willing and able to invest outside of China.¡¡¡¡ Net cash exporter¡¡¡¡For most of the last 30 years China has been a net cash and investment importer£¬ a natural role for a developing economy. What has separated China from other net cash importers is how its people have used those investments to grow and prosper for the long term. ¡¡¡¡Still£¬ there is ample cash on hand at all levels to invest in projects overseas.¡¡¡¡¡°China Going Global£¬¡± as China¡¯s global step forward is known£¬ is healthy for China and the world. A key determinant of success for China Going Global will be in Chinese companies¡¯ abilities to expand their operations£¬ sales£¬ brands and presence in developed markets.¡¡¡¡In 2015£¬ Chinese companies and investors are expected to build on the successof M&As in 2014 with even more activity. As Wanda Group proved in 2011 £¨acquiring the AMC cinema chain£© and WH Group proved in 2012 £¨buying U.S. producer Smithfield Foods£©£¬ Chinese companies can reap the rewards of new customers and the attainment of new technologies£¬ best practices£¬ distribution£¬ supply chains and personnel through M&A activity.¡¡¡¡I expect the following companies to be active in overseas investment and growth in 2015.¡¡¡¡Alibaba should be making major investments in overseas supply chain and operations projects. It will also engage in a massive global branding campaign£¬ investing heavily in creating e-commerce platforms in the United States£¬ Europe£¬ India and Africa. ¡¡¡¡Lenovo is seeking to expand its global footprint in the mobile communications category and has the smarts£¬ the muscle and the legacy product mix to make it work. ¡¡¡¡Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group¡¯s motto should be Let Me Entertain You£¬ the song from the musical Gypsy. From movies and TV shows to Web content£¬ theaters£¬ hotels and resorts¨Dif it can put a smile on your face£¬ Wanda will be investing in it and doing it well. A play for a major Hollywood studio is possible.¡¡¡¡The investment firm Fosun has now established itself as not only a major Chinese firm but also a major global firm to be reckoned with. It completed its takeover of Club Med this year£¬ acquired Meadowbrook Insurance for $433 million and is a factor to be considered in any major investment opportunity in China£¬ the United States and Europe.¡¡¡¡Some of the categories where I see the most action taking place include¨Dmedia and entertainment£¬ e-commerce£¬ hard asset real estate£¬ FIRE £¨finance£¬ insurance and real estate£© service providers£¬ and food and beverage industry.¡¡¡¡ Individual-led¡¡¡¡As I wrote about in my new book China¡¯s Super Consumers the era of the China Global Demographic/Consumer/Investor has arrived. What makes a China global consumer£¿ It is the nexus of Chinese consumers becoming mobile¨Dusing mobile devices£¬ acquiring brand and product sophistication£» and a want/need to invest their time£¬ money and future inside and outside of China. ¡¡¡¡In 2015£¬ individual Chinese will increase investments in overseas capital markets and investment vehicles as well as overseas real estate. Chinese investors rank first in dollars spent in New York City. They will also continue to invest in education abroad. For some families£¬ the ideal mix is a Chinese and foreign education that will ensure their children are prepared for a global economy. U.S. and European universities love the smart£¬ prepared and ready Chinese students who are willing to pay full tuition. They will also invest in global luxury products and services and spend more on experiential luxury.¡¡¡¡Chinese will continue spending on travel. China set a record with more than 100 million outbound travelers in 2014. That number will likely double in the next two years thanks to increased wealth£¬ consumer sophistication£¬ business engagement and new China global consumers. The recent agreement between the United States and China for 10-year visas will further spur investment in travel.¡¡¡¡China has gone global and shows no sign of stopping. Investments by the ChineseGovernment£¬ banks£¬ investment companies£¬ corporations and private individuals will grow exponentially in 2015 and this is good news for the countries£¬ companies and governments receiving the investment and the investors from China who stand to profit.。

我对中国春节传到国外现象的看法英语作文The Lunar New Year Goes GlobalDo you know what the biggest holiday in the world is? You might think it's Christmas, but actually the Chinese New Year is the most widely celebrated holiday across the globe! Hundreds of millions of people in China and around the world ring in the Lunar New Year every year. It's a really big deal!Chinese New Year is also known as the Spring Festival or the Lunar New Year. It marks the start of the new year on the lunisolar calendar, which is based on the cycles of the moon. The date changes every year but it's always sometime between late January and mid-February on the regular Western calendar we use. This year it fell on January 22nd.The traditions of Chinese New Year go back thousands of years to ancient China. It started as a time to honor ancestors and heavenly deities. People would hold big feasts and make offerings. Over time, it also became a celebration of the coming spring and new beginnings.One of the most famous traditions is giving out red envelopes called "hong bao" or "lai see." The red color is considered very lucky in Chinese culture. The red envelopes havemoney inside and they are given out by elders to kids, unmarried adults, employees and anyone else as a symbol of good luck and blessings for the new year. I always get so excited receiving my red envelopes!Another highlight is the big feasts that families have together, especially on New Year's Eve. All the aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins come together for a huge meal with lots of lucky foods. Things like whole fish for prosperity, long noodles for longevity, dumplings shaped like ancient money and sweet desserts shaped like the Chinese word for "wealth." My favorite is the little round balls of sweet rice called tang yuan. They're soooo good! After the meal, we kids get to set off firecrackers and fireworks to scare off evil spirits. It's crazy noisy but super fun!In the weeks leading up to New Year's Day, there are also special traditions like deep cleaning the house to sweep away any bad luck and put up red decorations with messages of good fortune and happiness. My grandma hangs up an upside down fu sign, which means happiness is arriving! Houses are covered in red lanterns, couplets with poetic messages, and artwork with images of certain lucky things like peaches for longevity or fish for prosperity.Preparing for the new year is a huge deal but the celebrations don't stop after that first day. The Lunar New Year is actually a festival that lasts for 2 whole weeks! There are lion dances to watch where people dress up in colorful lion costumes and do martial arts performances. Temples hold big fairs with games, performances, vendors and flower markets for people to buy pretty blooms to decorate their homes. I always beg my parents for some of the delicious New Year snacks like candied hawthorn, sesame seed crackers and coconut ribbons. Kids get a 2-week vacation from school, although we do have to do homework and study for tests still. Boo!While the Lunar New Year started as just a Chinese celebration, it has now become a global phenomenon. Thanks to the Chinese diaspora spread out all over the world, traditions of the Spring Festival have traveled to every continent. Chinatowns from San Francisco to London to Sydney light up with red lanterns and the sound of lion dances. Major cities like New York, Paris, Toronto and Auckland hold huge parades and festivals.Even small towns across America, Europe and Australia celebrate the Lunar New Year now. My best friend Emily isn't Chinese but her family hosts a Lunar New Year party every year! Her mom bakes those coconut ribbon cookies and we dopapercrafts like making paper lanterns and writing calligraphy. Then we burn off our kid energy waving these cooling ribbon wand toys. Super fun!The reason Chinese New Year traditions have spread so far is because of how many people with Chinese ancestry live all over the world now. In the 1800s and early 1900s, lots of Chinese immigrants left their homes and moved abroad to places like the United States, Canada, Australia and countries across Europe and South America. They took their holiday traditions with them and kept celebrating the Lunar New Year in their new home countries.Those immigrants passed down the Spring Festival customs to their kids and grandkids born overseas. Now there are huge communities of Chinese diaspora who were born outside of China but still honor the traditions of their ancestors' homeland. Some families might add modern twists but the core practices stay the same.Thanks to globalization, the Lunar New Year has spread even further in recent decades. Multinational companies do promotions and marketing around the holiday, which has exposed the traditions to an even wider global audience. Chinese cultural institutes and embassies also hold public events.Even people with no ties to Chinese culture at all have started participating out of curiosity or just joining in the fun. Lunar New Year has become a time of cross-cultural sharing and integration. The holiday allows people to learn about Chinese customs while creating their own new traditions blending cultures.As the world becomes more and more connected, holidays and traditions from all over are spreading. Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations can be found in India. Americans host Persian Nowruz parties. It's really cool to see so many cultures sharing and blending their traditions.Personally, I think it's awesome that the Lunar New Year has become so huge globally. I love that people from all backgrounds are interested in the holiday I've celebrated my whole life. Chinese culture is so ancient and rich, it's nice to share it with others.At the same time, I do hope people respect the traditions and customs properly. It would make me sad to see the deep meanings and sacred customs getting too commercialized or mocked. The New Year represents thousands of years of Chinese history, tradition and cultural identity.Overall though, I'm excited to see people from Sydney to Nairobi to Rio lighting firecrackers, watching lion dances, giving out red envelopes and just enjoying the sights and festivities of Chinese New Year. Maybe it will inspire more cross-cultural appreciation in our globalized world. Who knows, in a few decades the Lunar New Year might just become an official worldwide celebration! Now that would be really amazing.。

环球日报英语篇Being a reader of the Global Times English edition, I have found it to be a great source of information and insights on Chinese perspectives on global issues. Its coverage of international news is extensive, providing a unique viewpoint on world events that is not always easily accessible through Western media. Reading the Global Times has allowed me to gain a greater understanding of China's position on key issues and its role in the global community.作为环球时报英文版的读者，我发现它是一个了解中国对全球问题的观点和见解的重要信息来源。

它全面报道国际新闻，为我提供了一个独特的视角，往往无法通过西方媒体轻易获取。

阅读环球时报使我更加了解中国在关键问题上的立场和在全球社会中的角色。

The Global Times English edition also offers analysis and commentary pieces that are thought-provoking and insightful. These articles provide a deeper understanding of the issues at hand and offer different perspectives that challenge conventional thinking. By reading the opinions and viewpoints presented in the Global Times, I have been able to broaden my own understanding of complex globalissues and consider alternative viewpoints that I may not have previously considered.环球时报英文版还提供引人思考和富有洞察力的分析评论文章。

关于袁隆平去世这一新闻英语作文The Passing of Yuan LongpingYuan Longping, a renowned Chinese agronomist and the “Father of Hybrid Rice,” passed away on May 22, 2021. His death marked the end of an era for global agriculture and the world has lost a remarkable scientist whose contributions changed lives and transformed farming practices worldwide.Yuan Longping was best known for his pioneering work in developing hybrid rice varieties. In the 1970s, he successfully bred the first hybrid rice that significantly increased rice yields. His breakthrough in rice research not only revolutionized rice production but also played a crucial role in alleviating hunger and food shortages in many countries.His work earned him widespread recognition and numerous awards, including the State Preeminent Science and Technology Award in China. His innovations helped liftmillions of people out of poverty and hunger, particularly in developing countries where rice is a staple food.Yuan’s dedication to his work was evident throughout his career. Despite his immense achievements, he remained humble and committed to his mission of improving global food security. He continued his research and outreach efforts until his passing, always focused on the next step in advancing agricultural science.His legacy lives on through the continued use of hybrid rice and the many lives he touched through his work. Yuan Longping’s contributions remind us of the power of science and innovation in solving some of the world's most pressing issues. His impact will be felt for generations to come, and he will be remembered as a hero of modern agriculture.In conclusion, the world mourns the loss of Yuan Longping, a brilliant scientist whose life’s workbrought hope and sustenance to millions. His achievements in agriculture have left an indelible mark on our world, and his memory will inspire future generations to continue the quest for innovation and progress in science.。

你看待中国的春节走向世界英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Lunar New Year Goes GlobalThe Lunar New Year is one of the biggest celebrations in the world! It's also called the Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival. While it started in China thousands of years ago, these days the Lunar New Year is celebrated by people all over the globe. I think it's really cool how this ancient tradition has spread to so many countries and cultures.In China, the Lunar New Year is a huge deal. Schools and businesses close for almost two weeks so families can get together. Streets are decorated with lanterns and the color red which symbolizes good luck. On New Year's Eve, families gather for a giant feast with dishes like dumplings, noodles, fish, and sweet rice balls called tangyuan. After dinner, kids receive red envelopes with money inside as a gift. How awesome is that?The loudest part happens right at midnight when fireworks light up the sky. People set off fireworks because the loud noise is supposed to scare away evil spirits and bring good luck.Fireworks shows are crazy in China during the New Year - people even set them off in the streets and alleyways! I can't imagine having that happen in my neighborhood.One of my favorite traditions is watching the New Year TV specials. There are comedy acts, songs, dances, and even magic shows. The programs go on for hours and hours so Chinese families can celebrate together. At the end, the hosts give their New Year wishes and blessings for the coming year.Even though the Lunar New Year started in China, it's now celebrated by Chinese communities all over the world. Chinatowns in big cities like New York, London, and Sydney host huge parades with colorful lion dances, drums, and firecrackers. Restaurants are super crowded as families go out for reunion dinners. It feels just like being in China!But the Lunar New Year isn't just for Chinese people anymore. In places with big Asian populations like San Francisco, the New Year is a crazy party for everyone. People of all backgrounds hit the streets to watch parades, performances, and enjoy delicious festival foods. Businesses even shut down to let their employees celebrate with their families. It's turning into a global holiday!Even cities without large Asian communities are starting to embrace the Lunar New Year too. In recent years, you could find New Year events in London, Paris, Moscow, and lots of other places around Europe. People are excited to experience different cultures and have an excuse to throw a big party in the middle of winter. Who doesn't love dragons, lanterns, and fireworks?I remember a few years ago, my elementary school held its first Lunar New Year celebration. We learned about the different traditions and folklore behind the holiday in our classes. During the school-wide assembly, we watched traditional dances and even had a mini dragon parade! For the school fundraiser, parents prepared dishes like dumplings and sold them to students. I'll never forget the smells of all those delicious foods wafting through the halls. It was the first time many kids at my school had ever experienced the Lunar New Year.These days, you can find Lunar New Year decorations and treats in stores across America and Europe as companies try to cash in on the holiday excitement. Every year I see more ads, social media posts, and products themed around the Chinese zodiac animal of that year. Heck, even McDonald's released a special Lunar New Year burger one time! Companies haverealized that marketing towards the holiday can help attract a huge global audience.It's pretty amazing to see an ancient Chinese tradition spread across the entire planet. The Lunar New Year is over 4,000 years old, but it feels brand new for people who've never experienced it before. Learning about different cultures and celebrations brings everyone closer together. Holidays give us all a reason to take a break, have fun, and make awesome memories with our families.I can't wait to see how the rest of the world continues to embrace the Lunar New Year in the coming years. Maybe one day it'll be as big as Christmas! You might see epic fireworks shows in Times Square or huge parades down theChamps-Élysées in Paris. People everywhere will hang red lanterns, exchange gifts, and eat delicious foods. No matter what country or culture you're from, the Lunar New Year gives everyone a chance to experience the sights, sounds, and tastes of China. Gong Xi Fa Cai!篇2The Chinese New Year Goes GlobalGrowing up, the Chinese New Year was always a really special time for my family and me. It's the biggest holiday we celebrate and it means a lot to us. But over the years, I've noticed that the Chinese New Year isn't just for Chinese people anymore - it seems like more and more people from all around the world are getting interested in it and celebrating it too!When I was little, the Chinese New Year always felt like this really intimate thing that was just for my family, my relatives, and the Chinese community around us. We would clean the house from top to bottom to sweep away any bad luck and make way for incoming good luck. My mom would make huge batches of dumplings and nian gao, which is a sticky sweet cake. We'd hang up red lanterns and decorations with words like "fortune" on them.Then when the New Year arrived, we'd have a huge feast with all our favorite foods. I remember looking forward to the crispy-bottomed nian gao, savory dumplings, and sweet tang yuan (little rice balls in hot soup). After dinner, my sister and I would get hung bao, little red envelopes with money inside, from our parents and grandparents. Of course, we'd be completely over the moon about the hung bao!My favorite part was always the fireworks though. My dad would take me and my sister outside after dark, and we'd look up at the sky in wonder as fireworks of all colors and shapes exploded overhead. It felt so magical and exciting. When I was really little, I thought the fireworks must be dragons dancing in the sky to celebrate the New Year.Back then, the New Year celebrations always felt centered around just my family and the Chinese community. I don't remember seeing much acknowledgement of it in mainstream society or from my non-Chinese friends. The holiday was this special thing we looked forward to all year, but it was just for us.But now, it's completely different! These days, you can barely walk around in late January or early February without seeing signs of the Chinese New Year everywhere. Big cities in the US and other Western countries have these huge parades and festivals. Stores and restaurants get decked out in red and gold decorations with the words "Gung Hey Fat Choy" everywhere. Even my friends who aren't Chinese give each other hung bao and eat dumplings for the New Year.I think it's so cool how the Chinese New Year has become this internationally celebrated thing over the last couple of decades. My dad says when he first came to the US from Chinamany years ago, no one really knew or cared about Chinese New Year outside of Chinatowns and Chinese communities. But now, mainstream society fully embraces it as this major cultural event and celebration.There are definitely some people who get offended by how commercialized the holiday has become, with big companies trying to cash in on it by selling tchotchkes and merchandise. My mom gets annoyed by inaccurate or stereotypical Chinese New Year decorations at major stores. But overall, I think it's an amazing thing that this centuries-old Chinese tradition is being appreciated and celebrated by people all over the world now.The way I see it, the more people who participate in and learn about the customs and significance of the holiday, the better. The Chinese New Year has such a deep history and symbolism around ideas like new beginnings, fresh starts, and awakening of spring after winter. It celebrates the important values of family, tradition, and looking ahead to the future with hope and optimism. Those are meanings that can resonate with anyone, whether you're Chinese or not.I love that my classmates from all backgrounds now know about things like the animal zodiac signs, why red is an auspicious color, and the meaning behind eating nian gao orputting up upside-down "fook" decorations for luck. Learning about other cultures helps breed understanding between people. And food is always a great way to bring people together - I mean, who doesn't love the deliciousness of dumplings?!At the same time, I'm proud that the New Year celebrations haven't been completely taken over or co-opted by outsiders. There are still boundaries respected, and the most sacred family traditions and rituals have been maintained within the Chinese community and passed down from generation to generation. The overcommercialized, mainstream New Year festivities are really just the most visible aspects of a holiday that's thousands of years deep in tradition and cultural heritage.Within the Chinese community, we still celebrate on a much more authentic level with practices that have been around for centuries if not millennia. We do the tradition of giving money in red envelopes from the elders to the kids and single people. We put up specific decor with auspicious meanings, like hanging up poems and painting the character for "happpiness" upside-down (since the words for "upside-down" and "arrive" are homophones). There are certain foods we have to eat, like whole fish for surplus and dumplings for wealth, as well as things wecan't eat, like anything from the panthry that symbolizes poorness.The religious customs and superstitions are still widely observed within Chinese culture too. We visit the temple and leave offerings of fruit and incense for the gods. There are certain things you're not supposed to do on the first day or risk bad luck, like showering, sweeping, or saying unlucky words. And of course the reuniting with extended family is a cultural pillar of the festivities that still remains sacred.So while the surface-level customs like eating dumplings or hanging up red lanterns are being embraced worldwide, the deeper traditions are still contained within and preserved by the Chinese community itself. Kind of like an inner and outer layer of tradition. It feels like there are limits to how much the outside world can really co-opt the New Year before it losses the authenticity of its heritage - and that's a good thing in my opinion.I'm glad Chinese culture is being shared, but I also think it's important that it doesn't get watered down to the point where it's unrecognizable or loses its true essence. The magic of the New Year is that it combines both modern, mainstream celebrations that everyone can enjoy, while still containing aninner core of customs and traditions that are protected by the Chinese community.For me personally, I've loved experiencing that layered aspect of the New Year as I've gotten older. I cherish the intimate family traditions like the red envelopes from my grandparents, eating my mom's homemade tu-und-yuan soup, and watching the firewords with my dad and sister. Those sacred personal moments give the holiday meaning and connect me to my roots.But at the same time, I get a real kick out of seeing the Chinese New Year gaining so much widespread appreciation and joy around the world. I think it's amazing that people from totally different cultures can bond over the universal joys of parades, fireworks, lucky red decorations, and most importantly, delicious dumplings and nian gao! There's a richness in being able to find connections and understand someone else's culture, while still maintaining your own cherished customs.As the world grows smaller and more globalized, I believe the popularity of the Chinese New Year represents the positive cultural cross-pollination and open-mindedness that can happen between different peoples. It's no longer just an internal holiday for the Chinese people, but a rich global tradition that adds color and celebration to the world at large. At its core, it brings familyand communities together through joy, hope, and feasting. What could be better than that?篇3How the Chinese New Year is Going GlobalMy name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I love learning about different cultures and celebrations from around the world. One of my favorite holidays is the Chinese New Year! It's a really fun and exciting festival that has been celebrated in China for thousands of years. But you know what's really cool? The Chinese New Year isn't just for China anymore - it's becoming a global celebration!I first learned about the Chinese New Year a few years ago when we did a unit on it in school. My teacher told us all about the different traditions like giving red envelopes with money, having big family reunion dinners, watching fireworks shows, and more. She also explained how the dates change every year based on the lunar calendar. I thought it all sounded so fascinating!Then last year, my family and I went to visit the Chinatown neighborhood near our city during the New Year celebrations. It was like stepping into another world! There were tons of redlanterns and decorations hanging everywhere. Stores had specials on lucky foods like dumplings and noodles. And there were lion dances performing in the streets with loud drumming. Getting to experience it in person was an incredible cultural immersion.But the Chinese New Year isn't just celebrated by Chinese people anymore. Nowadays, you can find New Year events and festivities happening all over the world in cities with Chinese communities as well as places that don't have many Chinese residents at all. That's because the holiday has become so mainstream and popular on a global scale.Major metropolises like New York, London, Sydney, and Paris all hold huge Chinese New Year parades and parties open to everyone. Smaller towns often have community events too with cultural activities and performances. Restaurants promote special menus for the occasion. Stores sell decorations and giveoutred envelopes. Airports and tourist destinations have signs and exhibits explaining the traditions. Celebrities and companies wish people a Happy New Year on social media. It's become a worldwide phenomenon!There are a few reasons why I think the Chinese New Year has spread so much in recent decades. First, globalization andimmigration have caused Chinese culture to proliferate internationally. As the Chinese diaspora has increased around the world, they have established communities abroad while maintaining ties to their heritage through holidays like the New Year. Celebrating gives them a sense of cultural identity and connection.Additionally, the rise of China as an economic superpower has made the country much more influential globally. People have become fascinated to learn about Chinese society and traditions. The New Year is the perfect gateway, as it's so visually vibrant and culturally rich. Businesses have also realized the marketing potential of promoting to the massive Chinese consumer base during this major spending period.But beyond the Chinese diaspora and commercial aspects, I believe people of all backgrounds have embraced the Chinese New Year because it's simply such an incredibly fun, festive, and beautiful celebration! Who doesn't love the bright red colors, lively lion dances, delicious feasts, firework shows, and positive themes of good luck, prosperity, and new beginnings? It brings so much joy, cheer, and sense of community wherever it's celebrated.Personally, I adore the Chinese New Year for all of these reasons. I get so excited every year to see the creative New Year cartoon animations on TV, go to local events and performances, eat delectable dishes, and learn about the different zodiac animal that year is themed around. My friends and I always have a blast together.This year is the Year of the Rabbit, which represents luck, peace, and longevity in Chinese culture. I've already started seeing decorations with cute rabbits everywhere! I really hope the Rabbit year will help spread even more goodwill and bring people together globally through this amazing shared celebration. Because at its core, the Chinese New Year represents the best of what makes us human - family, culture, joy, and hope for a brand new year full of possibilities.I'm so glad the Chinese New Year festival has transcended its origins to become a universal tradition embraced worldwide. It allows people from all walks of life to experience the rich beauty of Chinese culture. And most importantly, it gives everyone a reason to celebrate together, which helps spread happiness, understanding, and cross-cultural appreciation between all people. Maybe one day, the whole world will be joining in the festivities! Now that would be an incredible sight to see.。

写袁隆平过世的英语作文The Passing of a Giant: Remembering the Legacy of Yuan LongpingThe world recently lost a true visionary, a man whose contributions to humanity will be felt for generations to come. On May 22, 2021, the renowned Chinese agronomist Yuan Longping, widely known as the "Father of Hybrid Rice," passed away at the age of 91. His pioneering work in developing high-yield rice varieties has had a profound impact on global food security, transforming the lives of millions around the world.Yuan Longping's journey began in the 1950s when he embarked on a mission to address the pressing issue of food scarcity in China. At the time, the country was grappling with the aftermath of natural disasters and political upheaval, leading to widespread famine and malnutrition. Driven by a deep sense of purpose and a relentless pursuit of scientific innovation, Yuan set out to revolutionize rice cultivation.Through his tireless efforts and groundbreaking research, YuanLongping achieved a remarkable breakthrough in the 1970s – the development of the first successful hybrid rice variety. This innovation was a game-changer, as hybrid rice plants could produce significantly higher yields compared to traditional rice varieties. The introduction of this technology not only transformed agricultural practices in China but also had far-reaching implications for food production worldwide.The impact of Yuan Longping's work cannot be overstated. His hybrid rice varieties have been widely adopted across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, helping to alleviate hunger and improve the livelihoods of millions of smallholder farmers. According to the International Rice Research Institute, the use of hybrid rice has contributed to an estimated 80 million tons of additional rice production annually, making a substantial contribution to global food security.Beyond his scientific achievements, Yuan Longping was also a visionary thinker and a passionate advocate for sustainable agriculture. He recognized the need to balance food production with environmental preservation, and his research incorporated principles of ecological conservation. He championed the use of organic fertilizers, water-saving irrigation techniques, and integrated pest management, demonstrating that high-yield agriculture and environmental stewardship can coexist.Throughout his illustrious career, Yuan Longping received numerous accolades and honors, both within China and internationally. He was awarded the World Food Prize, often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of agriculture," in 1986 in recognition of his groundbreaking work in hybrid rice development. He was also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, underscoring his status as a renowned scientific leader.Despite his global acclaim, Yuan Longping remained humble and dedicated to his work. He continued to push the boundaries of rice research, constantly seeking ways to improve crop yields and address the challenges of climate change and resource scarcity. Even in his later years, he remained actively engaged in field trials and collaborative projects, driven by a relentless passion for improving the lives of people around the world.The passing of Yuan Longping has left an indelible mark on the global agricultural landscape. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of scientists, policymakers, and farmers to work towards a more food-secure and sustainable future. As the world mourns the loss of this visionary, it is important to reflect on the profound impact he has had and the enduring lessons we can learn from his remarkable life and work.In a world facing the daunting challenges of population growth, climate change, and resource depletion, the legacy of Yuan Longping stands as a shining beacon of hope. His unwavering commitment to scientific innovation, his dedication to improving the lives of the world's most vulnerable, and his holistic approach to sustainable agriculture serve as a model for the kind of transformative change needed to address the pressing issues of our time.As we bid farewell to this remarkable individual, we must honor his memory by continuing to build upon his groundbreaking work, expanding the frontiers of agricultural science, and ensuring that the benefits of his innovations reach every corner of the globe. Only then can we truly fulfill Yuan Longping's dream of a world where no one goes hungry, where food security and environmental stewardship coexist in harmony.The life and legacy of Yuan Longping will forever be etched in the annals of human history, a testament to the power of scientific inquiry, compassion, and the relentless pursuit of a better future for all. His story will continue to inspire and guide us as we strive to create a more equitable and sustainable world, one grain of rice at a time.。

有关袁隆平的英语作文中考Possible essay:The Remarkable Life of Yuan Longping。

Yuan Longping, born in 1930 in Beijing, is a renowned Chinese agronomist who has made significant contributionsto global food security. He is best known for hispioneering work in developing hybrid rice, which hasgreatly increased crop yields and helped to feed millionsof people. Yuan has won numerous awards and honors for his achievements, including the World Food Prize, often called the Nobel Prize for agriculture, in 2004.Yuan grew up in a family of educators and intellectuals, and showed an early interest in science and technology.After graduating from high school, he studied agricultureat Southwest Agricultural College in Chongqing, where hewas inspired by the idea of using science to improve farming. He later pursued graduate studies at the ChineseAcademy of Agricultural Sciences in Beijing, where he focused on rice breeding.In the 1960s, China was facing a severe food shortage due to a combination of natural disasters, population growth, and economic policies. Yuan was determined to find a way to increase rice production without expanding the area of arable land or using more fertilizers and pesticides, which were in short supply. He believed that hybrid rice, which combines the best traits of different varieties, could be the solution.Yuan began experimenting with hybrid rice in the late 1960s, using a technique called "male sterile line breeding" that he had learned from a Japanese scientist. He crossed different strains of rice to create new hybridsthat were more resistant to pests, diseases, and adverse weather conditions. He also developed a system of seed production and distribution that allowed farmers to benefit from the higher yields of hybrid rice.Yuan's efforts paid off in the 1970s, when he and histeam achieved a breakthrough in hybrid rice production.They developed a hybrid variety that could produce up to 20% more grain than conventional rice, and could be grown in various regions and climates. The hybrid rice was also more nutritious and had a better taste, which made it popular among consumers. Yuan's success with hybrid rice earned him national and international recognition, and he became known as the "Father of Hybrid Rice".Yuan continued to refine and promote hybrid rice throughout his career, and also worked on otheragricultural innovations such as saline-alkali soil improvement, drought-resistant crops, and biotechnology. He founded the Yuan Longping High-Tech Agriculture Co., Ltd.in 1999, which has become a leading company in the agricultural industry in China. He also established the Yuan Longping Rice Museum in Hunan Province, where he lives and works, to showcase the history and achievements of rice cultivation.Yuan's legacy goes beyond his scientific achievements. He has inspired generations of scientists, farmers, andstudents to pursue their dreams and contribute to society. He has also shown that science can be a powerful tool for social and economic development, and that cooperation and innovation are essential for solving global challenges such as hunger and poverty.In conclusion, Yuan Longping is a remarkable figure in the history of agriculture and science, whose contributions have had a profound impact on the world. His dedication, creativity, and perseverance have made him a role model for many people, and his vision of a better future through technology and cooperation is still relevant today. We should honor and learn from his legacy, and continue to support and promote scientific research and innovation for the benefit of humanity.。

袁隆平的以前现在未来作文英语全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1Yuan Longping is a renowned Chinese agricultural scientist who is best known for his contribution to the development of hybrid rice. In this essay, we will discuss his past, present, and future in the field of agriculture.In the past, Yuan Longping was born in Beijing in 1930. He studied at Southwest Agricultural College (now Southwest University) and then pursued further studies in nuclear physics at the University of California, Berkeley. However, his interest in agriculture eventually led him to focus on rice research. In the 1970s, he began experimenting with hybrid rice, a technique that combines the best traits of different rice varieties to produce higher yields. His work revolutionized rice production in China and helped alleviate food shortages in the country.Today, Yuan Longping is considered the "father of hybrid rice" and his work has had a global impact. Hybrid rice is now widely cultivated in many countries around the world and has helped to increase food production and improve food security.Yuan Longping's dedication to research and innovation has earned him numerous awards and honors, including the prestigious World Food Prize in 2019.Looking to the future, Yuan Longping continues to work on developing new varieties of hybrid rice that are more resistant to pests, diseases, and environmental stresses. He believes that technology and innovation will play a crucial role in meeting the growing demand for food as the world's population continues to increase. Yuan Longping has also been involved in efforts to promote sustainable agriculture practices and environmental conservation.In conclusion, Yuan Longping's contributions to the field of agriculture have been significant and far-reaching. His pioneering work in hybrid rice has helped to increase food production, improve food security, and alleviate hunger in many parts of the world. As he continues to innovate and push the boundaries of agricultural science, Yuan Longping's legacy will undoubtedly endure for generations to come.篇2Yuan Longping is a renowned agricultural scientist in China, known for his groundbreaking research and development ofhybrid rice. His work has had a profound impact on global food production and security. In this essay, we will explore Yuan Longping's past, present, and future contributions to agriculture.In the past, Yuan Longping was born in 1930 in Beijing, China. Growing up during a time of great famine and food shortages in China, he was inspired to pursue a career in agriculture to help alleviate hunger and poverty. After completing his education in agronomy at Southwest Agricultural University, he began researching hybrid rice in the 1960s. His work led to the development of the world's first high-yielding hybrid rice varieties, which significantly increased crop yields and helped feed millions of people.Yuan Longping's innovation in hybrid rice technology revolutionized rice cultivation and made him a national hero in China. He was awarded numerous accolades and honors for his contributions to agriculture, including the prestigious World Food Prize in 2004. His research and development of hybrid rice have been widely adopted in countries around the world, leading to increased food production and improved livelihoods for farmers.In the present, Yuan Longping continues to work tirelessly to further advance agricultural technology and address thechallenges of food security in a changing world. He has established the Yuan Longping High-Tech Agriculture Co., Ltd., which focuses on developing new hybrid rice varieties and promoting sustainable farming practices. Yuan Longping's work has inspired a new generation of scientists and farmers to innovate and collaborate in finding solutions to global food security.Looking towards the future, Yuan Longping remains committed to his vision of a world where no one goes hungry. He continues to research and develop new hybrid rice varieties that are more resilient to climate change, pests, and diseases. His goal is to ensure that future generations have access to nutritious and abundant food supplies, while also preserving the environment and promoting sustainable agriculture.In conclusion, Yuan Longping's past, present, and future contributions to agriculture have had a lasting impact on the world. His innovative research in hybrid rice technology has transformed food production and improved the lives of millions of people. As we look to the future, Yuan Longping's legacy will continue to inspire us to strive for a more sustainable andfood-secure world.篇3Yuan Longping, born in 1930 in Beijing, is a Chinese agricultural scientist who is best known for developing hybrid rice varieties that have greatly increased grain production in China and other countries. His work has had a profound impact on global food security and has earned him international recognition.In the past, Yuan Longping was a young man with a passion for agriculture. After completing his undergraduate studies in agronomy at Southwest Agricultural College, he went on to pursue a Ph.D. in genetics at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. It was during this time that he became interested in rice breeding and began experimenting with hybridization techniques.By the 1970s, Yuan Longping had developed the firsthigh-yielding hybrid rice variety, known as IR8, which revolutionized rice production in China. This new variety was able to deliver significantly higher yields than traditional rice varieties, helping to alleviate food shortages in the country. Yuan Longping's work was instrumental in China's "Green Revolution," which transformed the country from a net importer of food to a self-sufficient agricultural powerhouse.Today, Yuan Longping is considered a national hero in China and a global icon in the field of agriculture. He has received numerous awards and honors for his contributions to food security, including the World Food Prize in 2004. Despite his advanced age, he continues to work tirelessly to develop new hybrid rice varieties that can withstand environmental challenges such as drought and salinity.Looking towards the future, Yuan Longping's legacy is secure. His pioneering work in hybrid rice breeding has set the stage for further innovations in agriculture that will be needed to feed the growing global population. With his passion, dedication, and expertise, there is no doubt that Yuan Longping will continue to make important contributions to food security and agricultural sustainability for many years to come.In conclusion, Yuan Longping's journey from a young agricultural scientist to a global leader in hybrid rice breeding is a testament to the power of dedication, innovation, and perseverance. His work has had a profound impact on the world, and his legacy will continue to shape the future of agriculture for generations to come. Yuan Longping's story serves as an inspiration to all who strive to make a difference in the world through their passion and commitment to excellence.。

国际新闻-英语作文The world is in chaos. From the ongoing conflict in the Middle East to the political turmoil in Europe, it seems like there is no end in sight to the global unrest. People are living in fear, uncertain of what the future holds. It's a scary time to be alive.Amidst all the chaos, there are glimmers of hope. People are coming together to support one another in times of need. Whether it's through acts of kindness or large-scale relief efforts, there is a sense of unity that is emerging in the face of adversity. It's a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is still good in the world.In addition to the social and political unrest, the world is also facing environmental challenges. Climate change is wreaking havoc on our planet, with natural disasters becoming more frequent and more severe. It's a stark reminder of the impact that human activity is having on the Earth, and a call to action for us to do better.Despite all the challenges that the world is facing, there is still reason to be hopeful. People are resilient, and when we come together, we have the power to overcome even the greatest of obstacles. It's a reminder that no matter how bleak things may seem, there is always a chance for a brighter tomorrow.In the midst of all the chaos, it's important to hold on to hope. It's what keeps us going in the face of adversity, and what reminds us that there is still good in the world. So let's hold on to hope, and continue to work towards a better future for all.。

我的偶像袁隆平英语作文Title: The Iconic Figure of Yuan LongpingYuan Longping, a name synonymous with the Green Revolution in China, has been my lifelong idol. His dedication to hybrid rice research and his remarkable contributions to global hunger alleviation are truly admirable. Born in 1930, Yuan展现出非凡的才华和对农业科学的深深热爱。

Yuan's journey began in the 1960s, when he embarked on a mission to develop a new breed of rice that could produce significantly higher yields than traditional varieties. This was a challenging task, but Yuan persevered,坚信科学的力量能够改变亿万人的生活。

After years of meticulous research and experiments, Yuan and his team successfully cultivated the first hybrid rice varieties, which yielded up to 20% more than their predecessors. This breakthrough not only revolutionized Chinese agriculture but also set the stage for a global green revolution.Yuan's hybrid rice has been widely adopted in China and many other countries, particularly in Asia and Africa, where hunger and poverty are endemic. The impact of his work is immeasurable; it has lifted millions out of hunger and poverty, contributing significantly to global food security.Yuan's legacy is not just in the fields of rice paddies; it's in the hearts of millions who have benefited from his work. His unwavering commitmentto science, innovation, and humanity has inspired generations of scientists and researchers to follow in his footsteps.Yuan Longping's life is a testament to the power of perseverance, dedication, and science. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide us as we strive to address the challenges of hunger and poverty in the world. Yuan, my idol, has taught us that one person's efforts can indeed make a difference, and that the power of science is limitless when it's harnessed for the benefit of humanity.。

写袁隆平爷爷的英语作文篇1Yuan Longping, a name that echoes through the hearts of millions, was a true hero of our time. Remember the days when he toiled in the fields under the scorching sun, his figure bent over the greenery, his eyes filled with determination and hope? He was undeterred by the hardships and challenges that came his way in his quest to develop hybrid rice. How many times did he face failures, but still, he persisted with unwavering faith!He cared deeply for the farmers, understanding their struggles and dreams. His sole aim was to solve the food problem and ensure that no one went hungry. The countless hours spent in research, the sleepless nights, all for the greater good!Oh, how we miss him! His dedication and selflessness will forever inspire us. His work was not just about science; it was a mission of love and compassion. We are so grateful for his contributions.Yuan Longping's spirit lives on in the fields he loved, in the grains that nourish us, and in our hearts that hold his memory dear. Will we ever forget such a great man? No, never!篇2Yuan Longping, a name that shines brightly in the annals of agricultural science! His contributions to the world are truly beyondmeasure.He dedicated his entire life to the research and development of hybrid rice. Imagine the challenges he faced! Countless experiments, failures, and doubts. But he never gave up! Through years of painstaking efforts and unwavering determination, he achieved a breakthrough that changed the course of history.His success in developing hybrid rice has had an earth-shattering impact. It has significantly increased grain production, ensuring food security for millions, if not billions, of people around the globe. How could we ever forget such a remarkable feat?He worked tirelessly, regardless of the difficulties and hardships. His spirit of perseverance and selfless dedication is a guiding light for us all. How fortunate we are to have had such a great man!Let us always remember Yuan Longping and his extraordinary achievements. His story will inspire generations to come, urging us to strive for the betterment of the world with the same passion and commitment.篇3When I think of Grandpa Yuan Longping, my heart is filled with admiration and respect. I still remember the times when he interacted with his team members. His kind and approachable nature made everyone feel at ease and passionate about their work.He was not only a great scientist but also a wonderful mentor. He always encouraged and guided the young researchers with patience and wisdom. How many times did he listen carefully to their ideas and offer valuable suggestions? How many times did he share his experiences without any reservation?His dedication to agriculture and his unwavering pursuit of higher yields were truly inspiring. Even in the face of difficulties and challenges, he never gave up. He always believed that through hard work and innovation, we could solve the problem of food supply.Grandpa Yuan Longping was a true hero. His spirit and contributions will always be engraved in our hearts. How fortunate we were to have him!篇4Yuan Longping, a name that echoes through the fields and hearts of our nation! One significant moment that stands out was when he received a prestigious scientific research award. The scene was filled with excitement and pride. The audience burst into thunderous applause as he stepped onto the stage, his face beaming with a smile that carried both modesty and determination.He delivered a speech that touched everyone's soul. "I am committed to ensuring that no one goes hungry," he said with passion and firmness. How inspiring those words were!During a major natural disaster, when food supplies were severelythreatened, Yuan Longping took urgent measures without hesitation. He worked tirelessly, day and night, in the fields and laboratories. His team came up with innovative solutions to increase the yield of crops.Oh, what a remarkable man he was! His dedication and perseverance were like a guiding light in the darkness. Yuan Longping's contributions will forever be engraved in our history, and his spirit will continue to inspire generations to come. How fortunate we were to have him!篇5Yuan Longping, a name that shines brightly in the field of agriculture, was a true legend! His dedication and commitment to agricultural science were beyond imagination.He had the courage to innovate constantly on the road of scientific research. Despite numerous difficulties and challenges, he never gave up. He dared to question traditional concepts and explore new methods and technologies. His efforts led to remarkable achievements in increasing rice yields, feeding countless people.His forward-thinking about global agricultural development was also remarkable. He envisioned a world where no one would suffer from hunger, and worked tirelessly towards that goal. How inspiring is that?Yuan Longping's spirit is a guiding light for us. It urges us to pursue our dreams bravely, to be creative, and to have the determination to overcome all obstacles. Isn't this the essence of the scientific spirit weshould pursue? Let us remember his contributions and carry forward his spirit, striving to make our own contributions to the progress of society!。

袁隆平人物简介伟大贡献向他学习英语作文Yuan Longping, often referred to as the "Father of Hybrid Rice," is a renowned Chinese agricultural scientist who has made remarkable contributions to global food security. His pioneering work in developing high-yielding hybrid rice varieties has had a profound impact on the lives of millions of people worldwide.Born in 1930 in Hengnan County, Hunan Province, China, Yuan Longping's early life was marked by hardship and adversity. Growing up during the Japanese occupation and the subsequent Chinese Civil War, he witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of food shortages and malnutrition. This experience would later shape his unwavering commitment to addressing the global challenge of food insecurity.After completing his education at the Southwest Agricultural College, Yuan Longping embarked on a career in agricultural research. In the 1960s, he began his groundbreaking work on hybrid rice, a technique that involves crossing two genetically distinct rice varieties to produce offspring with superior traits, such as higher yields andincreased disease resistance.At the time, the concept of hybrid rice was considered highly ambitious and even improbable by many in the scientific community. However, Yuan Longping's unwavering determination and innovative approach led him to achieve remarkable success. In 1973, he and his team successfully developed the first high-yielding hybrid rice variety, which yielded 20% more than conventional rice varieties.This breakthrough was a game-changer in the world of agriculture, as it paved the way for a significant increase in rice production. The impact of Yuan Longping's work cannot be overstated. By the 1980s, hybrid rice had been widely adopted in China, and its cultivation had spread to other parts of the world, including India, Vietnam, and the Philippines.Yuan Longping's contributions extend far beyond the development of hybrid rice. He has also been instrumental in improving the cultivation and management of rice crops, advocating for sustainable farming practices, and training a new generation of agricultural scientists.One of the key aspects of Yuan Longping's work is his focus on increasing the productivity and efficiency of rice cultivation. He has developed innovative techniques, such as the use of hybrid riceseedlings, which have helped to significantly boost yields and reduce the amount of land and resources required to grow rice.Moreover, Yuan Longping has been a tireless advocate for sustainable agriculture, emphasizing the importance of preserving the environment and natural resources while meeting the growing demand for food. He has championed the use of environmentally friendly farming methods, such as the reduction of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and has promoted the adoption of more efficient irrigation systems.In recognition of his remarkable achievements, Yuan Longping has received numerous accolades and honors, both in China and internationally. He has been awarded the World Food Prize, often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of agriculture," as well as the National Medal of Science, China's highest scientific honor.Beyond his scientific accomplishments, Yuan Longping is also renowned for his unwavering dedication and compassion. He has tirelessly traveled the world, sharing his knowledge and expertise with farmers and scientists in developing countries, helping to improve food security and alleviate poverty.One of the most inspiring aspects of Yuan Longping's legacy is his commitment to mentoring and nurturing the next generation ofagricultural scientists. He has established research institutes and training programs, ensuring that his groundbreaking work continues to have a lasting impact on the field of agriculture.As the world faces the daunting challenge of feeding a growing global population in the face of climate change and resource scarcity, the work of Yuan Longping has become even more crucial. His pioneering research and tireless efforts have not only transformed the lives of millions but have also paved the way for a more sustainable and food-secure future.In conclusion, Yuan Longping's life and work serve as a shining example of the power of scientific innovation, perseverance, and a deep commitment to improving the human condition. His legacy as the "Father of Hybrid Rice" will continue to inspire generations of scientists, farmers, and policymakers to work towards a world where no one goes hungry. By learning from his example, we can all strive to make a positive and lasting impact on our global community.。

国际新闻小作文【中英文版】英文文档内容：The world is becoming more interconnected than ever, and international news has become a vital part of our daily lives.It is important to stay informed about global events to understand the world we live in and to have a perspective on issues that may affect us directly or indirectly.One of the biggest stories in international news right now is the COVID-19 pandemic.The virus has spread to nearly every country in the world, causing widespread illness, death, and economic hardship.The response to the pandemic has varied widely among different countries, with some implementing strict lockdowns and others adopting more lenient measures.Another major story in international news is the conflict between Israel and Palestine.The violence has caused widespread destruction and loss of life in the region, and has sparked protests and demonstrations around the world.The situation is complex and ongoing, and it is important to stay informed about the latest developments.In addition to these major stories, there are many other important international news events happening every day.It is important to read multiple sources and to seek out diverse perspectives to get acomprehensive understanding of the world"s events.中文文档内容：当今世界比以往任何时候都更加相互关联，国际新闻已经成为我们日常生活中不可或缺的一部分。