三一口语七级新增对话题目：教育民族习俗城市与乡村生活青年文化童年记忆污染和废物回收利用三一口语7级自选话题范围及优秀范文Selecting a topicAnything you can talk aboute. g. Blog. Senior citizen’s life in BeijingHow to reduce work pressure shopping on lineComment on a movie my holiday planHow to save water should we compete all the time?Should Chinese people be encouraged to buy cars?My plan of starting a private businessI hate car alarmsEarly Memories三一口语七级好话题世博会吉祥物The Mascot of 2010 Shanghai World Exposition —Haibao1. The Desgining of HaibaoThe mascot of 2010 Shanghai World Expo Haibao is very important for interpreting the the me of this world expostion and expressing the culture of the hosting country—China, just like ot her mascots for huge worldwide events such as Olympics and World Cup. The emblems and i mages of past World Expos have turned into the unique intangible legacy. The World Expo ma scots have not only become the representatives of Expo images, but also embody the culture a nd spirit of hosting countries and cities.Mascot, as the symbol featuring the hosting country, will embody the history, development, culture, concept and social background of the country and will play an important role in the co mmunication in political, economical and cultural fields.2. The main characters of Haibao.Created from the Chinese character "ren," which means people, the mascot embodies the c haracter of Chinese culture and echoes with the designing concept of the emblem of World Ex po Shanghai. Using the Chinese character as the mascot of an international event is an innova tion.4. The manifestationHair: the hair of the mascot is like the wave of the sea, which represents its open charact er and stated the character of its birth place—the coastal city of Shanghai.Face: its cartoon expression_r_r shows its confidence and friendly character.Eye: big, round eyes show his anticipation of the city.Blue: the color shows its latitude and imagination, which represents the rising and potential China.Body: its round body represents a well-off life, which is also lovely and cute.Fist: he thumbs up to show the appreciation and warm welcome to the friends from all ove r the world.Big feet: he stands steadily on the big feet and embraces the world with big arms, which s hows that China has the ability and faith to host a successful Expo.The Chinese character 人has two strokes supporting each other. This structure shows the concept that a good life should be created by all the people. The world should be supported b y "people," and people should have harmonious relationships with nature and society, so that th e life in cities would be better.The mascot will surely become the lucky symbol and cultural remark of Shanghai Expo.5. The birth of the name of Haibao.The name of the mascot of World Expo 2010 Shanghai China is Hai Bao, which means th e treasure of the sea. The name of Hai Bao is easy to remember, echoes with the color of its body and is a typical lucky name in Chinese tradition.Hai Bai is the good well ambassador of Shanghai Expo. He is embracing friends from all o ver the world with his arms and confident smile.Mascot selectionHuman beings, as the creators of good life, are the core to push the city development. Th at’s why the designing of the mascot chose th e Chinese character of people to be the main im age. The blue color mascot represents the elements including earth, dream, sea, future, technol ogy and manifests the theme of World Expo "Better City, Better Life."The image of the mascot is simple, easy to remember and to communicate. Though it is a single mascot, with the different motions and costumes, it could also have various appearance s.The mascot "Haibao," which means the treasure of the seas, is another Expo symbol creat ed from Chinese character following the Expo emblem in the shape of "世" (world).Water is the source of life. The main character of the mascot is water. The blue color stat ed Chinese brand-new gesture to embrace the world. Hai Bao is the wish to colorful life and the warm invitation to friends from all over the world to Shanghai.6. The selection of mascotThe final winner is selected out of 26,655 entries from the four-month worldwide public soli citation for the mascot idea. Instead of asking designated teams to create the mascots, like mo st of the other World Expos and Olympics, the organizers launched a public solicitation to hear what common people think.The staff of the mascot selection office traveled to more than 50 cities in China and across the world. It also did a door-to-door promotion to over 80,000 people, asking them to submit i deas for the Expo mascot.Among the 26,655 entries to the Expo, the youngest person to submit an entry was only t hree years old, and the oldest was 83.About seven percent of the entries are designed by children less than 10 years old. The d esigners are of all kinds of professions, including students, retired people, sportsmen, nurses, d esigners, clerks, painters, writers, teachers and actors. Nearly 70 percent of the designers are f rom eastern costal cities.7. Other world Expo mascotFluvi is a water creature, the Expo Zaragoza 2008 mascot. His body is semi-translucent an d jelly-like.He is a positive character, purifying, cleaning and nourishing everything he touches. It form s part of the Posis family. As it moves around quickly it gives off tiny drops of water. It is innocent, generous and kind to nature. Wherever he steps, he leaves footprints that nourish, fertilise and give life.Kiccoro ( Forest Child )The Forest Child has only just been born. Jumping around everywhere, he's (she's) full of energy! The Forest Child wants to see and do everything! He's (she's) looking forward to makin g lots of friends at the Expo.Morizo ( Forest Grand Father )The Forest Grandfather has been living in the forest since long ago. He's an easy-going a nd kind old man, he has seen many things and knows everything, but he hasn't lost his curiosi ty. Hearing about the Expo, he's enthusiastic about lending a hand.Twipsy is the World Expo 2000 Hannover, Germany mascot. Twipsy is a multi-coloured cre ature: with a large mouth, a big nose, a plant for left arm, an human hand for right arm, a ma n's foot and a woman's foot.My Arrival to BritainWhen I was four years old, my father was sent to work in Britain so he took me and my mother with him to London. We got to London on a mid-summer’s evening but the sky was stil l quite light. My father told me that London is much nearer to the North Pole than Beijing so d ay is much longer than night in summer, while night is much longer than day during the winter.London is a really big city with lots of cars and heavy traffic. My first impression of London w as old and crumbling unlike Beijing, where there are lots of new and modern buildings.Did you like the school life there?My father put me in a primary school which is called Our Lady Roman Catholic Primary sc hool. The first several months were quite hard to me. I could not understand what they were ta lking about and what I knew were simple words like toilet, water, good morning and bye-bye. T he teachers and classmates were very kind to me and step by step I made progress with my English. I made lots of friends there. This photo was taken when I was in Year One. Look, her e’s my best frie nd Laurie Rankin. She once invited me to her birthday party. These two are Al exandra Craze, (Alex for short) and Ivana Nicolaou. This is our teacher Miss Clarke. And look, that’s me! Back then as you see from this picture my hair was very short, I looked r eally like a boy. When I was in reception I was in the nativity play. I was to be one of the three wise m en giving out gifts when‘Jesus’was born. The school organized lots of Activities like visiting Lon don Zoo, Tate Modern Museum and going to the church. This photo was taken by my mother i n the school sports day. I won three races.What did you do in the weekends?Nearly every weekend my parents took me out to parks. There are lots of parks in London and my favorite is the Greenwich Park. Greenwich Park is well-known for its Observatory and Greenwich Meantime. There is also a playground and a deer park within it. In the deer park th ere are lots of deer and squirrels. The squirrels like to eat peanuts. Once I put a peanut in myhat and placed it on my lap. The squirrel bounded forwards and ate the peanut in the hat! I nearly touche d the squirrel’s soft fur.What was my hobby in London?Reading was and still is my hobby. I really liked to go to local libraries near our home. Th e first time my father helped me ask for a library card so you can borrow twelve books at one go. I started with picture books with more pictures than words, and later I could read books w ith more words than pictures, some with no pictures at all. I also started to borrow audio books so I could listen to them at home. Sometimes my parents took me to the bookstores so that I could read newly published books. I usually sit on the floor while reading. I could always find some books of my liking. My favorite author is J. K. Rowing. She wrote the book Harry Potter series. I have read all the English version of the seven books now. Roald Dah l’s books are go od too: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator are the m ost entertaining. I also like Enid Blyton, David Henry Wilson, C.S.Lewis and Lemony Snicket. I l ike reading because it can make me more imaginative and give me more knowledge.How do you spend you holidays?In the school holidays I traveled with my parents to different places in or out of Britain. W e’ve been to the capital of France-Paris and climbed the Eiffel Tower; we visited France’s Disn eyland too. Then we traveled to the capital of Italy-Rome and ate pizza on the street. Venice i s a beautiful Water City in Italy. It is a marvelous place to have a holiday, but in the summer t he mosquitoes were very bothering. I got stung twenty times in three days.Once, me, my mother and my father went to Edinburg for the EasterHolidays. We stayed in an old house which had once been the home of the famous author of Treasure Island-Robert Louis Stevenson. The book is about a boy called Jim Hawkins going on an adventure with pirates.Cambridge is a good place for education and boating. My father steered the boat when we went boating in Cam River. He had the oar and was standing on the deck all on his own. Me and my mother were afraid that my father would fall into the water! He didn’t fall in the water; he didn’t even scrap the sides of the boat when we were under the bridge.How do you like the food there?When I was in Britain I really liked western food. At our school we could choose between eating school dinners and bringing packed lunches. English children like to pack sandwiches, cri sps, biscuits, fruit and vegetables and sometimes a handful of sweets in their packed lunches b ut school dinners are different. We have fish and chips twice a week with carrots and peas. So metimes we eat garlic bread and shepherd pie, and sometimes we ate mashed potato. There were sauces to make the food taste better: gravy, ketchup, mayonnaise, etc and delicious pudd ings. There are puddings that I disliked too, for example custard and rice pudding. The rice pu ddings were not anything compared to my mother’s porridge. Although I ate a lot of English foo d I still liked Chinese food. When the Spring Festival came, my father’s colleagues would come to our flat and made Chinese dumplings together. They were delicious.How did you feel about going back to China?I stayed in London for two years. We came back to China when I was six years old. I wa s very sad to leave my friends and my school in London and as a result I had a fever. I was so ill that I had to be carried to the hospital in an ambulance. The doctor said I was attacked by‘some kind of virus that we don’t know. She didn’t give me any medicine apart from some li quid to make me feel better. She also told me to drink a lot of water and have a rest. Several days later my parents took me to the hospital again to have a check. The doctor said I had b een very brave and had defeated the virus and I would be healthy soon. Ten days later, I was healthy enough to go back to China.London has given me a lot of good memories. I hope one day in the future I could go ba ck there, to study English and to meet my old friends.1. Tell the differences between Chinese primary school and British primary schoola. Boarding schools ,living conditions, accommodationb. Teaching methodc. Study process, pressure, class rules, school rulesd. School tradition2. Let’s discuss the cultural toysa. feature of toys in Britainb. price and packing3. You are what you eat---the British style of food and Chinese style of fooda. Style of cuisineb. Taste and flavorc. Cook way of themTry to explain these points clearly and creative三一口语七级话题范文M y U n f o r g e t t a b l e E x p e r i e n c e i n U S A1. Who I went to America withMy Mom was a visiting scholar of MIT, so I went to America with my mom in 2007 and studied for one whole year. It was an unforgettable experience for me.2. The first glimpse of the city of BostonFirst, let me talk about my first glimpse of the city of Boston.I flew to America in August of 2007. When I first landed on the world’s famous city—Boston, I thought it was very beautiful: blue sky, white clouds, grass and trees. The streets also seemed very quiet with few people and no car horns. When we crossed the street, all the drivers would stop to let us cross. I felt very secure and happy. I loved America at my first sight.3. The one-month visit around AmericaNext, I’d like to talk about my one-month visit around America.The school life in America began in September. So I had one whole month to travel. My mom and I visited a lot of places in America. We went to Disneyland in Alanto. We played in Magic Kingdom, Escort and Disney-MGM Studio. We played in Sea world. All of them were exciting and interesting. I love them very much. We went to Washington and New York. We visited all kinds of museums and learned a lot. We traveled from the great Niagara Fall in the east to Yellow Stone Park in the west. With my boyish mind, I felt excited and curious about what was in front of me. Everything was different from that of China. If I had to uate it, I thought the two words—big and novel.4. Difficulties in American school lifeThe first day I went to Bulter Elementary school, I met my greatest difficulty. I couldn’t speak English and I couldn’t understand what the teachers and students said. When I was in China, I was a boy without any care. I had good friends; good teachers and I could make friends with everyone easily. But everything changed when I was in Bulter School. I had no friends. I felt very lonely and depressed in this new city. Fortunately I made a new friend Michael. He was a Chinese. And he had a sister Lingling. We often played together after school. Michael helped me a lot to adapt to the new school. When I couldn’t understand what other students said, he translated it into Chinese. And he taught me how to play “four square battles”. Then I could play with other students. Once I made new friends, I felt comfortable and had confidence. I am a boy without any care again. (What subjects did you like most?)5. Comparison of Family Education in China and AmericaMy mom always told that family education was very important to the children. I was arranged withassorted extracurricular classes where they are taught to learn piano, drawing, singing, etc., partly because parents wish children to develop in an all-round way and have a head-start in studies than other children. She tries to do nearly everything for me in my childhood, like helping me with dressing, having meals, bathing, etc... And because of the heated competition of the current society, they also hope that their children will have the high level of the education.She Chinese parents do always however, on the contrary, and much to my surprise, American parents are liable to inject the idea of independence to their children since their childhood, mainly because of which American children might have learned that they should be self-dependent andself-reliant at a very early age, and strive to handle things themselves.6. What I liked the most about AmericaI love America’s public libraries and museums most. I could borrow many books and DVD what I like. I could request books and DVD through the internet. On weekend my mom and I went to all kinds of museums, such as Boston Science Museum, Harvard Natural History Museum, MIT Museum. I learned a lot through reading books and visiting museums. (Which libraries and museums in Beijing have you been to?)7. What I learned from the experienceI think the year experience in America is always unforgettable. First of all, it provided me a new insight that I have to face difficulties squarely. It’s no use crying over spilt milk. Before going to America, I thought I was a little boy so that I have the right to depend on adults—mum, dad and so on. But what if adults are not near you? So I think we should be brave and strong-minded.And then it is also important for us to ask for help. I mean when I have something difficult to deal with, I will ask to friends or teachers or Mum or Dad for advices.Everything is a small cake and I could cope with it. That is an unforgettable experience to give me.American parents are liable to inject the idea of independence to their children since their childhood, mainly because of which American children might have learned that they should beself-dependent and self-reliant at a very early age, and strive to handle things themselves.三一口语七级好话题The Battle of Chibi1. Why do I like the Battle of Chibi?1) The Battle of Chibi is one of the most famous battles in C hinese history. In this battle, the numerically(数量上) inferior（劣势的）troop defeated the numerically superior one. Although Caocao boasted of commanding 800 thousand elite soldiers, he still couldn’t resist the 50 thous and allied force of Liubei and Sunquan.2) The allied force was not frightened by the numerically superior enemy and was not puzz led by superficial phenomenon. However, through calm analysis, it figured out the real situation and overcomed all the difficulties. In this way, it gained itself the foundation of winning this battle.3) The power of uniting is overwhelming. Facing such a strong army, the two warlords, Liu bei and Sunquan, converted the whole situation by allying together. By doing this, they created the favorable condition for themselves to win this battle.4) The allied force made good use of its advantage of being good at naval battle and une xp ectedly adopted the method of using fire to attack Cao’s army. Cao’s army was defeated bec ause it was very poor in the skills of fighting naval battle and at the same time it underestimat ed the strength of the allied force.In my study, I also should try my best to overcome all the difficultis. Now I am in the prime of my life time. All I need to do is set up a stable foundation for my future study and work.2. What’s the historical background of the Battle of Chibi?By the early 3rd century, the Han Dynasty, which had ruled China for four centuries was crumbling. Emperor Xian had been a political figurehead since 189. He had no control over the actions of the various warlords because they controlled their respective territories. One of the most powerful rulers in northern China was the warlord Cao Cao. By the year 207, he had unif ied northern China. And then his army started a sounthern campaign in the hope of uniting the whole country. The Jing province in the area of Yangtze River was key to the success of this strategy. So Cao Cao himself commanded 800 thousand soldiers and conquered Jing province in no time. At the sound of the victory of Cao Cao, Liu Bei’s troop started to retreat towards south. Later, Cao’s force took up Xin Ye and run after Liu’s troop. At last, two forces met and Liu’s troop was defeated at Chang Banpo. Liu retreated to Xia Kou. But Cao’s force continued to chase him and marched to the east of Yangtze River.3. Can you compare the strength of Caocao’s force and the allied forc e?At that time, Caocao boasted of commanding 800 thousand soldiers. Besides, after winning several battles, Cao’s force conquered Jing province and the whole navy of Jing province surr endered to Caocao. Thus, his force was said to be enlarged to about 1 million.In the contrary, after Cao conquered Jing province, Liu only had a command of thousands of soliders and he didn’t had a base. Superficially, the strength of millitary forces of Cao and Liu are in great contrast. However, with deep analysis, Zhou Yu estimated Cao Cao's actual tro op strength to be closer to 220,000. Furthermore, this total included 70,000 surrendered troops. So the loyalty and morale of a large number of Cao Cao's force was uncertain. Zhou Yu also observed that Cao Cao's generals and soldiers mostly consisted of cavalry and infantry, and f ew had any experience in naval battle. Cao tried to convert them into navy with only a few da ys of drills before the battle. Besides Cao Cao's troop suffered from sea-sickness and unfamilia r environment. Just as Zhuge Liang observed: "Even a powerful arrow at the end of its flight c annot penetrate a silk cloth". On the other hand, although Liu only had a command of thousan ds of soldiers, he had the support from Sunquan whose troop were very good at naval battle. This is the comparison of the strength of two forces.4. Can you tell me something about the alliance of Liubei and Sunquan?Seeing the great power of Cao’s force, Liu realized that it was impossible for him to defeat Cao just by himsel f. Meanwhile, he figured out that although Cao’s force was powerful, most o f them consisted of cavalry and infantry who were not good at naval warfare. As a result, he d ecided to ally with Sunquan.At the same time, Sunquan also realized that if Liu was eliminated by Cao, the next to be destroyed would be himself. So he figured out that the best way to defeat Cao was to ally with Liu.5. How did Huaggai help to defeat Cao’s force by using tricks?Zhugeliang and Zhouyu all agreed to use fire to attack Ca o’s headquarter. The problem wa s that who could do this job and how could he succeed. So Zhouyu wanted Huanggai to prete nd to surrender to Caocao. But it was very difficult to win Caocao’s trust because he was very suspicious. Fortunately, they already kne w that Caizhong and Caihe who were Cao’s generals just pretended to surrender to them. So Zhouyu wanted to seriously punish Huanggai in public and made use of Caizhong and Caihe to pass the news to Caocao to make him believe that Huang gai really wanted to surrender to him. Huanggai was willing to suffer from serious punis hment because he wanted to pay Sunquan back （pay sb back 报答某人）. The next day, Zho uyu summoned millitary conference to discuss how to prepare to defeat Caocao. Huanggai put forward a lot of disagreement. Zhou yu pretended to be furious and ordered other soldiers to m ake him beheaded. All the generals and soldiers asked mercy for him. And Zhouyu changed th e punishment into beating him 50 times with a very thick stick. This trick not only deceived all the officers and soldiers on this side, but also deceived Caocao. At last, Huanggai pretended to surrender to Caocao and burned all the warships of his force when they were not alert at all. This was a key action for the success of Sin-Liu allied force.6. Can you talk about the reason why Caocao was defeated in this battle?I think there are three reasons for the defeat of Cao’s force. First, Cao Cao's generals and soldiers mostly consisted of cavalry and infantry, and few had any experience in naval warfare. So they couldn’t display their best side in Chibi. Furthermore, most of Cao’s navy were surren dered soldiers, so the loyalty was uncertain and the morale was low. Second, the Battle of Chi bi took place in summer. Cao’s force camped along the river for a long time. Plagues （瘟疫）b roke out in a large scale. The strength of Cao Cao's troop was seriously decreased. Third, Cao was deceived by the trick of Huanggai and zhouyu which resulted in the destroy of his headq uarter by a big fire.7. Can you talk about the reason why the allied force of Liubei and Sunquan won this batt le?I think there are three reasons for the success of Sun-Liu allied force. First, the allied force was not frightened by the numerically superior enemy and was not puzzled by superficial phen omenon. However, through calm analysis, it figured out that Cao’s force was just apparently fier ce but actually soldiers were very tired after long expedition and they were not familiar with en vironment and very poor in naval warfare. In contrast, Sun-Liu allied force were very good at n aval warfare which paved the foundation for their success. Second, the alliance of Sun and Liu was the key to success. Although they also had contradition between themselves, if they didn’t ally together, they would be destroyed separately sooner or later（迟早）. But the alliance chan ged the whole situation and created the favorable condition for themselves to defeat Cao. Third, they made good use of their advantages of being good at naval warfare to attack t he enemy’s disadvantages and they were good at attacking enemy unexpectely with fire when the enemywere not alert at all. All the above reasons led to the final defeat of Cao’s force and the succe ss of Sun -Liu allied force.三一口语七级的新增语法项目如下：第二条件句，即：与现在事实相反的条件句If I were…, I would…第二条件句是虚拟语气的一种，当你使用这个句子的时候，表示你在假设一个现在不可能发生的情况，比如，if I were 6 years old now, I would still go to my present school.你不可能回到6岁，所以这种情况你必须要用第二条件句来表达，如果你用if I am 6 years old now, I will still go to my present school. 就是错的啦，相应的语法方面你就得不到分数了。
