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美国交换生女孩给中国家长的6个惊诧

新浪编者按：作者钱月航，常州日报政教部记者。

曾六十多次获全国及省市好新闻奖，多篇稿件刊载于《光明日报》、《人民政协报》、《中国妇女》等报刊。

作者孩子的学校与美国初中互派交换生。

美国的一个学生住到了作者家里，在接触的一段日子里，这个美国学生给作者留下了深刻印象。

一、赞美第一次见到这位女孩子，个子比我孩子高出一个头，瘦削高挑，皮肤白皙，脸上露着真挚的微笑，非常动人。

记得第一顿早餐我准备的是扬州的包子和小馄饨，孩子们吃得很开心，美国孩子也使用筷子，说是为了入乡随俗特地学习的。

在用餐尾声时，美国女孩跟我说：“这是我吃过的最好吃的早餐，非常谢谢您！”这个孩子这么会赞美别人，我第一次被惊到了。

给我孩子做了十几年的饭菜，也没听到啥赞誉的话。

被赞美的感觉的确非常美妙，一下子就把我们的距离拉近了不少。

二、习惯晚餐，我做了最拿手的西红柿炒鸡蛋、糖醋排骨等三菜一汤，我们边吃边聊，非常开心。

吃完饭，两个孩子依旧在聊天，我开始收拾碗筷，美国女孩连忙站起来对我说：“Can I help you？”我第二次一惊，看着这个孩子真诚的样子，我连忙说：“不用了，你们聊。

”我的孩子看着我忙碌了十几年都习惯了，基本是熟视无睹。

而美国女孩能为对方着想，瞬间做出本能的反应，看来是习惯使然。

三、作业5小时第二天以后，大家就比较熟悉了，所以一般想问啥就问了。

我看到美国女孩子的护照已经很破旧了，就很好奇地问：“你走过了哪些国家？”美国女孩的回答让我第三次被惊到了：“这是我的第三本护照，大概走过了30多个国家。

”看着我惊诧的表情，她解释说：“一般假期，我们学校都组织同学出去游学。

这次是第一次到中国，主要去上海、南京、北京和西安。

”这四个城市是家长和老师们精心挑选出来的，基本代表了中国的过去和现在，我在暗自佩服的同时不由得发问：“你们这样周游世界，学习怎么办？”要知道我们的孩子寒暑假几乎都奔波在各培训点啊。

美国女孩看着我孩子一脸的羡慕说：“我们平时的学习任务很重的，每天回家的作业量是5小时。

假设你是刚从美国来的交换生jim的自我介绍,作文

假设你是刚从美国来的交换生jim的自我介绍,作文
大家好，我叫Jim，是一名来自美国的交换生。

很高兴来到中国，体验不同文化和生活方式。

在美国，我就读于一所知名的大学，专业是国际商务。

我热爱旅行，喜欢探索新的城市和文化，这也是我来到中国的原因之一。

除了旅行，我还喜欢运动。

在学校里我是篮球队的一员，曾参加过多次校内比赛并获得过一些荣誉。

我也喜欢户外运动，喜欢在自然环境中享受运动的乐趣和美丽的风景。

此次交换，我想通过与中国学生们的交流，深入了解中国文化和人民的生活。

我相信两国之间的友谊会更加深化，通过不同文化的交流和融合，我也会更加开阔视野并收获更多的人生经验。

谢谢大家！。

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文Exchange Student in China: Unforgettable MomentsAs an exchange student from the United States, my journey to China was an eye-opening and unforgettable experience. From the bustling streets of Beijing to the serene temples of Xi'an, every moment was filled with new discoveries and cultural immersions.One of my most memorable moments was stepping into the Forbidden City in Beijing. The grandeur and history of this ancient palace complex were truly breathtaking. Walking through the Gate of Heavenly Purity, I could imagine the emperors of the past walking these same halls, making decisions that shaped the destiny of millions. The intricate details of the architecture and the beauty of the landscapes were a testament to the rich cultural heritage of China.Another unforgettable moment was my visit to the Terracotta Army in Xi'an. Standing face-to-face with these life-size figures, each unique in expression and detail, was truly awe-inspiring. To think that these figures were created over 2000 years ago to accompany the first emperor in his tomb was mind-boggling. It was a powerful reminder of the skill and dedication of the ancient Chinese craftsmen.But beyond the grandeur of these historical sites, my most cherished moments were the small interactions I had with the local people. Learning to haggle in the markets, sampling street food, and engaging in casual conversations with locals gave me a deeper understanding of Chinese culture and way of life. The warmth and friendliness of the people made me feel welcome and at home.My exchange student experience in China was not just about exploring new places and learning about a different culture; it was also about personalgrowth and understanding. It taught me to appreciate the differences in others and to embrace the beauty of diversity. As I look back on my journey, I am grateful for the opportunity to have had such an enriching and unforgettable experience in China.。

交换一年后的独白我的勤奋激怒了美国寄宿妈妈

交换一年后的独白我的勤奋激怒了美国寄宿妈妈选择低龄留学有个很大的风险就是，孩子应对人情世故的能力还并不成熟，在面对复杂事件或性格复杂的人时，很容易像文中女孩一样受伤害却无处申诉。

文中描述的寄宿家庭虽然只是个例，但这一个例中还是体现出很多中美文化及不同个性发生冲突时的真实反应。

如果送孩子出国，如果选择的还是走读学校，那么父母要在前期教会孩子多少呢？希望这篇文章能够给你带去不一样的思考。

文/杨松一澍在美国那十个月的心酸，从来没有跟人完整的讲过，别人问起美国怎么样，也是草草回答还好的。

最近有关留学的分享越来越多，讲了很多和同龄人融入的问题，那就添加一段一个和同龄人融入没有问题，却在其他方面处处难过的人的故事好了。

关于留学年龄，孩子越小就越辛苦，但也是一种历练，还是应该问问孩子愿意不愿意。

印象深刻一个朋友的孩子，坐在一旁笑说，自己有手有脚又有嘴，怎么会有问题。

看他坚定自信的眼神，我也想起了十六岁的自己。

吵着闹着不愿留在厦门，八月份拖着两个大大的行李箱飞过半个地球来到美国。

踏上O’hare的那刻内心有无数的展望，想在这片新的土地上一展宏图和梦想。

那份心潮澎湃是每个初来乍到的留学生都会体会的。

但没有想到的是，十六转十七这一年，过得像一个世纪一样漫长，自己瞬间就老了十岁。

| 一、错觉参加的是高中交换生项目，寄宿在芝加哥旁边一个小镇上一户美国local家里，主人叫作Regina，单亲妈妈，在当地的小学交文学和音乐，体型很典型的五十岁美国女人。

领养了一个中国小女孩，Anna，十二岁，在伊利诺依夏天充足的大太阳的照射下皮肤黝黑，又有十几岁小女孩典型的干瘦。

踏进家门，看到井井有条的家，对Regina相当的敬佩，觉得一个单身女人可以做到领养一个小孩，并志愿接受一个中国交换生一年是一件崇高的事。

尤其结合她的职业看来，觉得过往在电视上看到的关于美国人的描述是没有错的——他们虽然胖了点，但都有着较高的道德水准。

开学前的两周后相处得非常愉快，她们对我相当的客气，也相当的尊重我的想法。

美国女生给我的六个惊诧

美国女生给我的六个惊诧来源:常州市电教馆、教育信息中心去年，孩子高一的时候我们有幸接待了一位美国私立高中的同龄女孩，共同生活了一周。

零距离的接触，让我从中美两个同龄女孩子身上看到了很多不同之处，感慨万千！来中国游学的这十几位孩子都是来自country day（孩子们习惯翻译为国日中学）学校，据说这个学校全部费用来自于富豪们的捐助，只收符合条件的孩子，是标准的贵族子弟学校。

在经过若干个表格的事无巨细的项目填写（细致到父母的宗教信仰、饮食习惯）和层层审核后，我家被确定负责接待其中一位女孩子。

第一次见到这位女孩子，个子比我孩子高出一个头，瘦削高挑，皮肤白皙，脸上露着真挚的微笑，非常动人。

记得第一顿早餐我准备的是扬州的包子和小馄饨，孩子们吃得很开心，美国孩子也使用筷子，说是为了入乡随俗特地学习的。

在用餐尾声时，美国女孩跟我说：“这是我吃过的最好吃的早餐，非常谢谢您！”这个孩子这么会赞美别人，我第一次被惊到了。

给我孩子做了十几年的饭菜，也没听到啥赞誉的话。

被赞美的感觉的确非常美妙，一下子就把我们的距离拉近了不少。

晚餐，我做了最拿手的西红柿炒鸡蛋、糖醋排骨等三菜一汤，我们边吃边聊，非常开心。

”我的孩子看着我忙碌了十几年都习惯了，基本是熟视无睹。

而美国女孩能为对方着想，瞬间做出本能的反应，看来是习惯使然。

第二天以后，大家就比较熟悉了，所以一般想问啥就问了。

”看着我惊诧的表情，她解释说：“一般假期，我们学校都组织同学出去游学。

这次是第一次到中国，主要去上海、南京、北京和西安。

美国交换生在我家睡了七天,我被震惊六次

美国交换生在我家睡了七天，我被震惊六次……家长公会2016-03-27 10:40:17初中初升高高中阅读(88910)评论(195)声明：本文由入驻搜狐公众平台的作者撰写，除搜狐官方账号外，观点仅代表作者本人，不代表搜狐立场。

举报孩子高一时我们接待了一位美国私立高中的女孩，共同生活一周。

零距离接触使我从两个同龄女孩子身上看到了我们教育的差距，甚至能想象孩子未来面对这样的对手时，只有打工仔的命，充其量也就是个高级打工仔！第1次震惊第一次见这女孩子，个子比我孩子高一个头，瘦削高挑，皮肤白皙，脸上露着真挚的微笑，非常动人。

第一顿早餐我为孩子准备的是扬州包子，还有小馄饨，美国孩子也用筷子，说是为了入乡随俗学习的。

用餐尾声，她跟我说：“这是我吃过的最好吃的早餐，非常感谢！”我做了十几年的饭菜，也没听到自己孩子对我的赞美。

被赞美的感觉的确非常美妙，一下子就把我们之间的距离拉近了很多。

我第一次被震惊。

第2次震惊晚饭我做了西红柿炒鸡蛋、糖醋排骨，吃完饭，两个孩子依旧聊天，我开始收拾碗筷，美国女孩对我说：“Can I help you?"我连忙说：“不用了，你们聊。

”我孩子看我忙碌了十几年基本熟视无睹。

而美国女孩能为对方着想，看来是习惯使然。

我第二次被震惊。

第3次震惊第二天后，大家比较熟悉了，一般想问啥就问了。

我看到美国女孩子护照已经很破旧，就好奇地问：“你走了哪些国家？”她的回答让我第三次被震惊：“这是我第三本护照，大概走了30多个国家。

”看着我惊讶的表情，她解释说：“假期学校都组织出去游学。

这是初次到中国。

要去上海北京西安和南京。

”这四个城市代表了中国的过去和现在，我佩服的同时不由得问：“你们周游世界，学习怎么办？”我们孩子寒暑假都在培训啊。

她看着我孩子一脸羡慕说：“我们平时学习任务很重，每天回家作业量是5小时。

”这个5小时把我丫头给震住了。

聊到业余生活，我了解到她家庭的基本情况：爸爸在自己的企业工作；妈妈是家庭主妇，但美国女孩强调她妈妈很辛苦，要负责家里日常生活、草地、游泳池和直升机日常养护；哥哥负责洗碗协助妈妈搞卫生；她则负责家里两条狗三只猫的衣食起居。

美国交换生六惊中国妈

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美国交换生六惊中国妈

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初一课外阅读交换生课外阅读题答案

初一阅读训练答案一1.“奖”:由于我勤奋读书成了月冠军,图书馆奖励给“我”一盒巧克力。

“罚”:由于借的书超于规定的归还期限,而被罚读五个小时的书。

2.总领全文。

3.“钻”是拟物的写法,生动地刻画出“我们”进入阅览区就像像鱼儿游入大海那样畅快自在的情态。

4.运用否定的反问表达强烈的肯定,高度肯定了读书奖励规定对读书人情感上的激励作用。

5.示例:书是人类知识的宝库。

书是人类精神的圣殿,书是人类进步的阶梯。

同学们!热爱读书吧!因为读书让我们充满智慧,读书让我们净化心灵,读书让我们增添力量!二1.吴明:有良知,敢于助人的好人;小胡子:浑水摸鱼,占小便宜的恶人。

2.(1)景物描写,通过对火辣辣的太阳、烫人的柏油路面、空荡荡的马路、风的描写,突出了当时天气的炎热沉闷,行人的稀少,渲染了紧张压抑的气氛,为下文小胡子出现摄像埋下伏笔。

(2)通过对“急忙扳住”“靠”“用力掐”一系列动作的描写生动地刻画出吴明救人的急切、用心,彰显了吴明的优秀品质。

3.侧面描写,通过大家的议论、对吴明救人的赞美,突出了吴明乐于救人、敢于救人的优秀品质。

4.示例一:作者用递矿泉水的小女孩、送老太太去医院的出租车司机进行正衬,赞美了乐于救人、敢于救人的英雄群体。

示例二:作者用小胡子进行反衬,既突出吴明的救人品质,又对浑水摸鱼的小胡子进行了批判谴责。

5.不好。

因为“吴明”与“无名”谐音,意在说明社会上敢于救人的不是一个人,而是一群人,作者用这样的方式对正能量行为予以赞美和弘扬。

三《雪中小卓玛》1.一个藏族小姑娘,风雪中站在路边,捧着写有“谢谢”两个大字的纸板,表达心底的感激。

或:在早晨的风雪中,一个藏族小姑娘站在路边,捧着写有“谢谢”两个大字的纸板,表达心底的感激。

(答案必须写出什么人干什么事。

如果答案为:我遇到藏族小姑娘,劝说她,并被她的行为所感动,给1分)(3分)2.①有感恩之心,②坚定和倔强,③懂事,④镇静和成熟(答出其中两点即可)3.(理解)人生的艰难,(品尝过)感恩的味道,(明白)国家和民族的概念。

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文An Unforgettable Journey to ChinaMy name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. Last summer, I had the most amazing experience of being an exchange student in China for two months. It was my first time traveling so far away from home, and I was both excited and a little nervous. But this trip turned out to be an incredible adventure that I will never forget!After a very long flight, I arrived in Beijing, the capital of China. Everything looked and sounded so different from my hometown. The buildings were tall and modern, with intricate designs I had never seen before. The streets were crowded with people, and I heard a mix of Chinese languages all around me. It was all a bit overwhelming at first, but also thrilling!I was hosted by a wonderful Chinese family who lived in a cozy apartment in the city. They had a daughter named Mei who was my age, and we quickly became best friends. Mei's parents were so kind and welcoming, and they helped me experience all sorts of new things.One of my favorite memories was trying authentic Chinese cuisine for the first time. The flavors were so unique anddelicious - nothing like the Chinese food back home. I'll never forget the first time I tried dumplings, sticky rice, and hot pot. Mei's mom was an amazing cook and she taught me how to use chopsticks properly. It took some practice, but by the end of the trip, I was a chopstick pro!Another highlight was visiting the Great Wall of China. It was incredible to see this massive ancient structure winding across the mountains in person. Our guide told us fascinating stories about the Wall's history as we walked along the path. Climbing up and down the steep steps was tough, but the breathtaking views made it all worth it.In Beijing, we also explored the Forbidden City, which used to be the imperial palace for Chinese emperors. The architecture and detailed carvings were stunning. I felt like I had stepped back in time as we wandered through the grand halls and courtyards. Mei and I had fun pretending to be princesses for a day.One weekend, Mei's family took me on a trip to a small village in the countryside. It was so peaceful and the air smelled so fresh compared to the city. We visited a local farm and got to feed the chickens, cows, and pigs. The farmer showed us how to plant rice seedlings in the paddies. Getting my hands muddy was messy but so much fun!In the evenings, Mei and I loved practicing Chinese calligraphy together. Writing the intricate characters with a brush and ink was challenging, but also very relaxing. We made beautiful pieces of art to hang up in our rooms as souvenirs.As my time in China was coming to an end, I felt so grateful for all the amazing experiences, but also sad to leave my new friends. On my last night, Mei's family took me to see a dazzling acrobat show. The performers were so flexible and skilled, bending their bodies in ways I didn't think was humanly possible. The colorful costumes and fast-paced choreography made for such an entertaining and fitting farewell.Saying goodbye to Mei and her family was one of the hardest things I've ever done. We exchanged mementos, photos, and promised to keep in touch and visit each other again someday. Leaving behind the sights, sounds, and flavors of China was heartbreaking, but I knew I would cherish all the amazing memories forever.Those two months in China opened my eyes to a whole new world. I tried so many novel things, from exotic foods to ancient traditions. I made wonderful friends and got to experience a fascinating culture up close. This trip gave me more than just fun memories - it sparked my curiosity to learn about other culturesand see more of the world. I feel so lucky to have had this opportunity at such a young age, and I know it has shaped me into a more open-minded and adventurous person. I can't wait for my next travel adventure, but my first trip to China will always hold a special place in my heart.。

当你是中国交换生英语作文

当你是中国交换生英语作文Being a Chinese Exchange StudentAs a Chinese exchange student, stepping into a foreign country is like opening a brand new chapter of life. It is a journey filled with excitement, challenges, and countless opportunities for growth.The first thing that strikes me is the cultural difference. The language, customs, and social etiquette are all distinct from what I'm accustomed to. However, this contrast doesn't intimidate me; instead, it ignites my curiosity and eagerness to learn. I immerse myself in the local language municating with classmates and teachers, constantly improving my language skills. Every new word and phrase I master is like a key that unlocks a door to a deeper understanding of this new world.In school, the educational system and teaching methods also present a refreshing change. I actively participate in various classes and group projects, sharing my perspectives and at the same time absorbing new knowledge and ideas from my peers. The diverse thinking and viewpoints broaden my horizons and inspire me to think more critically and creatively.Making friends from different backgrounds is another wonderful aspect of this experience. Through sharing stories and experiences, I not only build precious friendships but also gn a deeper appreciation of the global munity. We learn from each other, celebrate our differences, and find mon ground that connects us.Beyond the academic and social aspects, being an exchange student also allows me to explore the local landscape and culture. I visit museums, historical sites, and attend cultural events, soaking in the rich heritage and unique charm of this foreign land.Though there are times of homesickness and moments of difficulty, the overall experience as a Chinese exchange student is incredibly rewarding. It is a journey of self-discovery, cultural exploration, and personal growth that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on my life.。

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文A Memorable Experience: An American Exchange Student in ChinaAs an exchange student from the United States, my journeyto China was an extraordinary adventure filled with unforgettable moments. From the rich history and vibrant culture to the warm hospitality of the people, every daywas a new experience that left a lasting impression on me.One of my most cherished memories was attending atraditional Chinese tea ceremony. The serene atmosphere, coupled with the intricate art of preparing and serving tea, fascinated me. The tea master's graceful movements as she poured tea into delicate porcelain cups were mesmerizing. With each sip, I could taste the depth of flavors and appreciate the appreciation for simplicity and mindfulness that Chinese culture embraces.Exploring the ancient city of Beijing was another highlight of my time in China. The majestic Great Wall stood beforeme, showcasing centuries of history and human ingenuity. As I walked along its rugged path, I couldn't help but feel connected to the countless individuals who had crossed those very steps before me. In that moment, time seemed irrelevant as past and present merged into one.Venturing into the bustling streets of Shanghai provided a stark contrast to Beijing's historical charm. Skyscrapers stretched towards the sky, reflecting a modern metropolis filled with endless possibilities. Yet amidst all this urban hustle and bustle, hidden gems like Yu Garden allowed me to escape into a tranquil oasis. The meticulous designs of bridges, pavilions, and rockeries reminded me that even in a fast-paced world, beauty can be found in nature's serenity.It wasn't just the grand sights that captivated my heart;it was also the small interactions with locals that made my experience truly unforgettable. People's eagerness to share their customs and traditions made me feel welcomed and appreciated. Whether it was practicing calligraphy with an elderly man in a park or engaging in lively debates aboutpolitics with newfound friends at a local teahouse, these encounters enriched my understanding of Chinese society and left a profound impact on me.Furthermore, the culinary delights of China served as an exploration of flavors and a testament to its diverse regional cuisine. From savory Peking duck to fiery Sichuan hotpot, every meal was an adventure for my taste buds. Being able to savor authentic dishes prepared with meticulous attention to detail was an experience I will forever cherish.In conclusion, my time as an exchange student in China was nothing short of extraordinary. From immersing myself inits rich culture and history to forging meaningful connections with the locals, every moment was filled with discoveries and personal growth. As I bid farewell to this mesmerizing country, I carry with me memories that have broadened my horizons and shaped me into a more open-minded global citizen. My journey as an American in China may have come to an end, but the lessons learned and experiences gained will always remain in my heart.。

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文

美国交换生来中国的难忘时刻英语作文全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1One memorable moment of an American exchange student in ChinaAs an American exchange student living and studying in China, there have been countless unforgettable moments that have left a lasting impact on me. However, one particular experience stands out among the rest and continues to hold a special place in my heart.It was a warm summer day when my Chinese host family invited me to join them on a trip to the countryside. As we drove along winding roads through lush green fields and picturesque villages, I couldn't help but feel a sense of peace and wonder at the beauty of the Chinese countryside.When we arrived at our destination, a small village nestled in the mountains, I was greeted by the warm smiles and curious stares of the villagers. Despite the language barrier, I felt welcomed and accepted by the locals, who were eager to show me around their community.One of the villagers, an elderly woman with a kind face and gentle demeanor, took me by the hand and led me through the narrow alleyways of the village. She introduced me to her neighbors and friends, who were all eager to meet the American exchange student staying in their midst.As we walked, the woman shared stories of her life in the village, of hardships and joys, of traditions and customs that had been passed down through generations. I listened intently, soaking in every word and marveling at the resilience and strength of the people I had come to know.At one point, we came to a small courtyard where a group of children were playing games and laughing. The woman encouraged me to join them, and soon I found myself running and jumping and playing along with the kids, feeling like a child once again.As the sun began to set and the sky turned a brilliant shade of orange and pink, the villagers gathered in the courtyard for a feast in my honor. They had prepared a lavish spread of traditional Chinese dishes, from spicy Sichuan hotpot to sweet and savory dumplings, all made with love and care.As we sat around the table, sharing food and stories and laughter, I felt a sense of belonging and connection thattranscended language and culture. In that moment, I realized that despite our differences, we were all the same at heart –human beings seeking connection and understanding in a world that often feels chaotic and divided.As the evening drew to a close and the villagers bid me farewell, I knew that I would carry the memory of that day with me for the rest of my life. It was a moment of true connection and understanding, a reminder of the power of community and the beauty of human kindness.As I reflect on that day now, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunity to experience such a profound and life-changing moment. It is a memory that I will always hold dear, a reminder of the incredible journey I have been on as an exchange student in China. And it is a testament to the power of human connection and the beauty of cultural exchange.篇2One unforgettable experience I had as an exchange student from the United States in China was during a weekend trip to the Great Wall. The Great Wall is one of the most iconic landmarks in China and I had always dreamed of visiting it.On the day of the trip, my Chinese friends and I woke up early and took a bus to the Great Wall. As we approached the wall, I was in awe of its size and grandeur. The wall seemed to stretch on forever, disappearing into the horizon. We started our ascent, climbing up the steep stairs and admiring the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.As we reached the highest point of the wall, I felt a sense of accomplishment and wonder. I couldn't believe I was standing on one of the wonders of the world, built hundreds of years ago to protect China from invaders. I felt a deep connection to the history and culture of China, and a sense of gratitude for being able to experience it firsthand.As we made our way back down the wall, my friends and I laughed and talked, sharing stories and memories of our time in China. We took pictures to preserve the moment and I knew that this experience would stay with me forever.That night, as I lay in bed reflecting on the day, I realized how fortunate I was to have the opportunity to study abroad in China. The friendships I made, the places I visited, and the experiences I had shaped me in ways I never thought possible. I felt a deep appreciation for the Chinese culture and its people,and knew that I would always carry a piece of China with me wherever I went.In conclusion, my trip to the Great Wall was a truly unforgettable experience that I will always cherish. It opened my eyes to the beauty and history of China, and taught me valuable lessons about the importance of exploring new cultures and stepping outside of my comfort zone. I am grateful for the memories I made and the friends I met, and I will always hold a special place in my heart for China.篇3An Unforgettable Moment in China: My Experience as an Exchange Student from the United StatesStudying abroad as an exchange student in China was alife-changing experience that I will never forget. The opportunity to immerse myself in a different culture, learn a new language, and make lifelong friends made my time in China unforgettable. From exploring historic sites to trying new foods, every moment was filled with excitement and discovery.One of the most memorable moments during my exchange program was when my host family took me to visit the Great Wall of China. As we climbed the steep steps and marveled at thepanoramic views, I was awestruck by the magnitude and beauty of this ancient wonder. Standing on the wall, I felt a sense of history and heritage that I had never experienced before. It was a moment of reflection and appreciation for the rich culture and traditions of China.Another unforgettable experience was when I participated in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony. The intricate process of brewing and serving tea taught me the importance of mindfulness and respect in Chinese culture. As I sipped the fragrant tea and listened to the soothing sounds of the tea master, I felt a sense of calm and serenity that stayed with me long after the ceremony ended.I also had the opportunity to explore the bustling streets of Beijing and Shanghai, where skyscrapers loomed overhead and neon lights illuminated the night sky. From shopping for souvenirs at local markets to trying street food at night markets, I embraced the vibrant energy and diversity of these vibrant cities. Each new experience expanded my understanding of Chinese culture and deepened my appreciation for the warmth and hospitality of the Chinese people.But beyond the tourist attractions and cultural activities, it was the people I met during my exchange program that mademy time in China truly unforgettable. From my host family who welcomed me into their home with open arms to my classmates who shared their stories and perspectives, I forged meaningful connections that transcended language and cultural barriers. I learned to communicate effectively through gestures and expressions, and I discovered the power of friendship and understanding in bridging differences and building bridges between cultures.As I reflect on my time as an exchange student in China, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunities and experiences that have enriched my life in ways I never imagined. I have gained a deeper appreciation for diversity and tolerance, and I have learned to embrace new challenges with courage and curiosity. My time in China has left a lasting impression on me, and I will always cherish the memories and lessons I have gained from this unforgettable journey.In conclusion, my experience as an exchange student in China has been a transformative and unforgettable chapter in my life. Through exploring historic sites, participating in cultural activities, and building friendships, I have grown as an individual and gained a deeper understanding of the world around me. China will always hold a special place in my heart, and I lookforward to the day when I can return and continue my journey of discovery and learning in this beautiful and fascinating country.。

你邀请交换生第一次在中国过春节的英语作文

你邀请交换生第一次在中国过春节的英语作文An Unforgettable Chinese New Year with My Foreign FriendMy name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. Last year, my school had a foreign exchange program and a boy named Michael from the United States came to live with my family for a few months. Michael was the same age as me and we quickly became good friends.At first, Michael seemed a little nervous and overwhelmed when he arrived in China. Everything was so different from his home - the language, the food, the customs. But my family did everything we could to make him feel welcome. My mom cooked his favorite American dishes and my dad helped him learn some basic Chinese phrases.As the weeks went by, Michael started adjusting really well. He was eager to experience all aspects of life in China. When he found out that the most important holiday in China, Chinese New Year, was coming up, he was so excited to take part in the celebrations. He kept asking me tons of questions about the traditions and customs.I explained to Michael that Chinese New Year, also called the Spring Festival, is the most important celebration in Chineseculture. For over 4,000 years, it has been a time for families to get together, honor deities and ancestors, and welcome the coming year with joy and hope. The holiday usually falls sometime between late January and mid February, depending on the lunar calendar.The preparation and celebrations for Chinese New Year actually begin about a month in advance. In the weeks leading up to the big day, my mom was a whirlwind of activity around the house. She did a thorough cleaning of our home from top to bottom, making sure to sweep away any bad luck and misfortune from the past year. Chinese tradition calls for deep cleaning to welcome the new year with a fresh start.Michael thought it was funny watching my mom furiously scrub every nook and cranny, even sweeping the corners of the ceiling! He got roped into helping out too, which he didn't mind at all. He said it felt good to have a spiritual cleansing and make our home spick-and-span for the new year.Once our home was spotless, it was time to decorate for the festivities. Bright red is considered the luckiest color in Chinese culture, so we put up red lanterns, red couplets with poetic verses, and red paper cutouts everywhere. Michael couldn't believe how vibrant and spectacular everything looked with allthe red decorations. He had so much fun helping to hang up the intricate paper cutouts of characters depicting happiness, wealth and longevity.My grandparents invited the whole family over for the Chinese New Year's Eve dinner, which is considered the most important meal of the year. We had an extravagant feast with amazing dishes like dumplings, spring rolls, noodles, fish, and so much more. Eating noodles for longevity and fish for prosperity are just a couple Chinese New Year food traditions.Poor Michael looked a little overwhelmed sitting at the huge round table with all my aunts, uncles, and cousins staring at him. But he was such a trooper eating with the chopsticks and trying everything my mom piled onto his plate. Even though the flavors were foreign to him at first, he ended up loving the dumplings and spring rolls.After our huge dinner, it was finally time to watch the grand CCTV New Year's Gala that all of China tunes into. It's like the Chinese version of the New Year's Rockin' Eve show in the US, but much longer and even more extravagant. There were musical acts, comedy sketches, drama performances, and endless pageantry celebrating the new year and Chinese culture.While the show was certainly entertaining, I could tell Michael was fighting off sleepiness after our humongous feast. I don't blame him - the gala goes on for hours and hours! I remember joking that he at least had to try to stay awake until the dazzling countdown to the new year at midnight.Right before midnight, we headed outside with sparklers and firecrackers to light up the night sky and scare off any evil spirits or bad luck from the past year. Michael's eyes went wide as my cousins set off strings of incredibly loud firecrackers that filled the air with smoke and noise. In the US, he said they only got to play with silly little fireworks that make a soft fizzing sound. The real thing was quite an experience for him!Once the new year finally arrived at midnight, the whole neighborhood erupted in a symphony of lights and sounds from fireworks and firecrackers. We took turns lighting sparklers and writing messages of luck and prosperity in the air. It was such an incredibly festive, exhilarating experience that Michael said he would never forget.Over the next couple weeks, the celebrations continued in full swing. We visited friends and family, exchanging gifts and good wishes for the new year. Everywhere we went, Michaelencountered the striking red decorations, from hanging lanterns to painted door gods warding off evil spirits.One of the highlights was seeing the incredible Longzhou Dragon Boat festival, where we watched a theatrical performance unlike anything Michael had ever witnessed before. Dozens of dancers moved in perfect synchronicity, maneuvering an enormous, vividly colored dragon boat that undulated through the streets. The clashing cymbals, resounding drums and crackling firecrackers created an overwhelming multi-sensory experience.On the 15th day of the new year, the grand finale event called the Lantern Festival took place. We headed to a park in the city center and joined thousands celebrating under a sea of glowing lanterns in all shapes and sizes. From simple handheld lanterns to towering lantern sculptures, the effect was utterly breathtaking and magical.As the night went on, several performers put on a stunning acrobatic fire show, dazzling the audience with daring feats and dazzling pyrotechnics. At the end, everyone released glowing lanterns into the night sky in hopes of good luck and happiness. Seeing the lanterns floating higher and higher was such a beautiful, almost spiritual sight.For Michael, those couple of weeks being fully immersed in Chinese New Year celebrations were the most eye-opening, memorable experience of his whole life so far. He told me he felt so fortunate to gain an inside look at such a ancient, rich, vibrant cultural tradition that people outside of China rarely get to experience firsthand.As the biggest holiday of the year came to an end, Michael kept repeating "xīn nián kuài lè" to me and my family, wishing us a happy new year. Even though his Chinese vocabulary was still very limited, I could tell he understood the deeper meaning and spirit behind the sentiment. Seeing the joy and festivity of Chinese New Year through his eyes helped me appreciate my own cultural heritage in a whole new way.When Michael headed back home to the US after his exchange program ended, I knew he took back priceless memories and a profound understanding between our two cultures that he never could have gained from a textbook. Having an "outsider" experience such an important Chinese tradition in my home gave Michael insights that will stay with him forever. As for me, I felt incredibly lucky to share my favorite holiday and cultural traditions with someone from across theworld. It was an unforgettable Chinese New Year experience for both of us!。

给英国交换生介绍中国的英语作文

给英国交换生介绍中国的英语作文Introduction to China for Exchange Students in the UKWelcome to China! As an exchange student from the UK, you are about to embark on a truly incredible journey in one of the world's most diverse and vibrant countries. China is a land of ancient traditions and modern innovations, with a rich history and culture that date back thousands of years.One of the first things you will notice upon arriving in China is the sheer size and scale of the country. With a population of over 1.4 billion people, China is the most populous country in the world, and its vast territory spans a variety of different landscapes, from the bustling cities of Beijing and Shanghai to the rural villages and rice paddies of the countryside.China is also home to a diverse range of ethnicities, languages, and religions, reflecting the country's long history of cultural exchange and migration. While Mandarin Chinese is the official language of China, there are also many regional dialects spoken throughout the country, each with its own unique characteristics and nuances.In terms of food, Chinese cuisine is famous around the world for its bold flavors and diverse ingredients. From spicySichuanese hotpots to delicate Cantonese dim sum, there is a dish to suit every palate in China. Be sure to try some of the local specialties, such as Peking duck, xiaolongbao (soup dumplings), and mapo tofu, during your time in the country.In addition to its culinary delights, China is also known for its rich cultural heritage, with a wealth of traditional arts and crafts to discover. From intricate calligraphy and painting to dazzling acrobatics and martial arts performances, Chinese culture is as diverse as it is captivating. Be sure to explore some of China's famous historic sites, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Terracotta Army, to gain a deeper understanding of the country's past.Of course, no discussion of China would be complete without mentioning its rapidly growing economy and technological innovation. As the world's second-largest economy, China is a major player in the global marketplace, and its influence is only continuing to grow. From e-commerce giant Alibaba to tech powerhouse Huawei, Chinese companies are at the forefront of innovation in fields such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and biotechnology.In conclusion, China is a country of immense diversity and opportunity, and as an exchange student, you have the chance toexperience it all firsthand. Whether you're exploring the bustling streets of Beijing, sampling the delicious street food of Shanghai, or marveling at the ancient temples of Xi'an, there is no shortage of adventures to be had in this incredible country. So get out there, explore, and make the most of your time in China – you won't regret it!。

向交换生介绍中国文化的作文

向交换生介绍中国文化的作文亲爱的交换生小伙伴们：嗨！欢迎你们来到中国，这可是一个充满神奇魅力的国度，今天我就来给你们好好介绍一下咱们中国的文化，那可真是像一个巨大又超级有趣的宝藏。

先来说说中国的饮食文化吧。

咱们中国啊，那就是吃货的天堂。

你要是从南走到北，就像在品尝一场舌尖上的环球旅行。

在广东，早茶能让你吃到怀疑人生，各种精致的点心像虾饺、烧麦，小巧玲珑，一口咬下去满满的都是惊喜，虾饺里是一整个大虾仁呢，鲜得不得了。

到了四川，那可就是无辣不欢的地盘了。

火锅就像一个热情似火的大派对，锅里的红油咕嘟咕嘟地翻滚着，仿佛在说：“快来吃我呀！”毛肚、鸭肠在锅里七上八下这么一涮，再蘸上香油蒜泥的调料，那味道，就像在嘴里放了一场烟花。

还有北京烤鸭，那可是国宴级别的美食。

烤鸭皮脆肉嫩，用薄饼卷着吃，加上葱丝、黄瓜段和甜面酱，一口下去，香得你想把舌头都吞下去。

再聊聊中国的传统节日。

春节可是咱们中国最大的节日，就像西方的圣诞节一样隆重。

一到春节，整个中国都像是被红色淹没了。

家家户户贴春联、挂红灯笼，小孩子们穿上新衣，到处放鞭炮，噼里啪啦的声音可热闹了。

大人们会给小孩子发红包，这红包可不仅仅是钱，那是长辈对晚辈的祝福呢。

还有中秋节，这是一个充满诗意的节日。

到了中秋，月亮又大又圆，一家人会围坐在一起吃月饼。

月饼的种类可多了，有莲蓉的、豆沙的、蛋黄的，每一种都甜到心里。

这时候，大人们还会给小孩子们讲嫦娥奔月的故事，在月光下，想象着嫦娥在月亮上的广寒宫是不是真的养着玉兔呢。

中国的艺术文化也是非常厉害的。

比如说京剧，那可真是一门独特的艺术。

演员们脸上画着五颜六色的脸谱，不同的颜色代表着不同的人物性格。

红色代表忠诚正义，像关羽；黑色代表刚正不阿，像包公。

他们在舞台上又唱又跳，还会耍花枪，那身段、那唱腔，真是绝了。

还有书法，毛笔在中国人的手里就像有了魔法一样。

书法家们可以写出各种风格的字，有的刚劲有力，像山峰一样挺拔；有的飘逸洒脱，像云朵一样自在。

外国人来中国前认为中国环境很糟糕的案例

外国人来中国前认为中国环境很糟糕的案例示例文章篇一：《外国人来中国前认为中国环境很糟糕的案例》我有个外国朋友叫杰克，他以前没来中国的时候啊，那对中国的环境可是有很大的误解呢。

他就像很多没到过中国的外国人一样，听别人说中国到处都是雾霾，城市里垃圾遍地，河流都是黑乎乎的脏水。

哎呀，他脑海里就想象出了一幅特别糟糕的画面，就好像中国是一个被污染完全笼罩的地方。

有一次，我跟杰克在网上聊天。

他就很直白地跟我说：“你们中国啊，环境肯定差得不行吧，我看那些照片，天空都是灰蒙蒙的。

”我当时就有点生气了，我就跟他说：“杰克啊，你可不能光看那些老照片就下结论啊。

那些照片很多都是以前的情况了，现在的中国可不一样了。

”可杰克他半信半疑的，还跟我说：“能有多大变化呢？我看那些报道，说中国的工业那么发达，肯定污染很严重啊。

”我心里就想，这家伙真是顽固啊。

我就给他讲我生活的城市的例子。

我住的城市啊，以前确实有段时间空气质量不太好。

那时候，早上出门有时候都能闻到一股刺鼻的味道。

可是现在呢？到处都是绿树成荫，公园里的花五颜六色的，可漂亮了。

城市里还建了好多专门处理垃圾的地方，街道上干净得很呢。

我就跟杰克说：“你要是走在我们的街道上，你都能看到扫地的机器人在工作，那多先进啊。

”杰克听了有点惊讶，他说：“扫地机器人？真的有这么好吗？”我就很肯定地跟他说：“那当然了，这只是一个小方面呢。

”还有我的邻居李叔叔，他以前在一家工厂工作。

那家工厂以前啊，确实有一些污染排放。

可是后来呢，政府要求工厂进行改造。

李叔叔就跟我们说啊，工厂里装了好多新的设备，那些设备就像是一个个环保卫士，把那些污染的东西都给处理掉了。

现在啊，工厂附近的小河又变得清澈了，还有小鱼在里面游来游去呢。

我把这个例子也告诉了杰克，杰克就问我：“那其他的工厂也这样吗？”我就说：“大部分都这样啊，现在中国对环境的重视程度可高了，就像爱护自己的眼睛一样爱护环境呢。

”我又跟他说起了我的另一个朋友小美去旅游的经历。

中国学生代表欢迎交换生英文作文

中国学生代表欢迎交换生英文作文Welcome Exchange Students!Dear exchange students,On behalf of all the Chinese students, we would like to extend a warm welcome to all of you who have chosen to come to China for your exchange program. We are truly excited to have you here and we hope that your time in our country will be filled with wonderful experiences and lasting memories.We understand that coming to a new country can be both exciting and daunting at the same time. You may feel a little overwhelmed by the unfamiliar language, culture, and customs. However, we want you to know that we are here to help you every step of the way. Whether it's navigating the streets of a bustling city, trying new foods, or learning about our rich history, we are here to guide you and make your transition as smooth as possible.One of the best parts of being an exchange student is the opportunity to interact with people from different backgrounds and learn about their way of life. We encourage you to immerse yourself in our culture, make new friends, and take part in various activities, from traditional festivals to modern trends. By doing so,you will not only have a better understanding of China, but also gain a new perspective on the world.We want you to feel at home during your stay in China, and we hope that you will embrace this once-in-a-lifetime experience with an open heart and mind. Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone, try new things, and make mistakes – that's all part of the learning process.As you embark on this adventure, remember that you are not alone. You have an entire community of Chinese students who are more than willing to support you and make your time here unforgettable. So, don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need anything or simply want to chat.Once again, welcome to China, and we wish you a memorable and enriching exchange experience!Sincerely,The Chinese Student Representatives。