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Travel broadens the mind

Travel broadens the mind 旅行拓宽视野They say that travel broadens the mind 旅行拓宽视野. Well, if that's true then I guess I must be pretty broad-mindAlthough there was a long period of time when I wasn't travelling, recently I've been travelling quite a bit 经常的 for m the expression “You wait for ages for a bus, and then three come along at once!” Maybe you've experienced that! It's adapted to suit all kinds of situations. And, to some extent, it seems as if I've been waiting ages for a 'duty trip 公差' (th trip – although more often than not it's as much of a pleasure as it is a duty!) and then three come along at once!Not long ago, at the end of March, I was in Hong Kong for a few days. One of our online partners, Kealearning, organ schools in Hong Kong and Macau to produce a short radio play in English. There were over 200 entries. Along with my to be one of the judges of the final sixteen entries. The theme this year was“Wow!We are one!”啊，我们是一个整体. of the plays – and the English – was very good. Each team of a maximum of five students had five minutes to perform effects 音响效果. The judges had several categories to score them on – from teamwork to script, from creativity创造力quite a demanding – but thoroughly enjoyable – job. The prize-giving ceremony at the end of a long judging session w performance! 精彩表演 It was all worth it though to see the delight of the students and the pride of the parents and tea a radio play is also a great way to practice and improve your English. Maybe you fancy giving it a go? 想不想试一试!The Hong Kong trip coincided with the Hong Kong Rugby 7s. If you're not a rugby fan – and I have to admit I'm not –you. It was to me! Basically, it's a knock-out competition 继往的连锁比赛 with 7 players a side. This yearEngland go Zealand (check!). I didn't get a chance to see any of the games – tickets were sold out well in advance 早早地– but I the fans afterwards. That was quite amazing. It was kind of surreal超越现实的/奇异的to be in Hong Kong and to hear e many different accents – there were fans from Australia, Wales, South Africa, New Zealand, ... all having a great time English, do you think you could tell which was Australian, Welsh, South African or from New Zealand?!And where am I now? I'm in Cairo! I haven't been to Egypt for a very long time and it's good to be back. I'm here beca 作伙伴with Egypt Radio and Television Union. BBCe! - E for English, E for Egypt, E for Entertainment! - is an FM radio co and facebook page set up by the fans themselves. This week, it's the fifth anniversary of BBCe! So on Thursday we h when Abeer, our colleague based in Cairo, and I – along with friends and colleagues from Egypt Radio - will be linking London and hearing from listeners in Egypt. The whole programme is about learning English and exchanging views... and chat. This year is also special because BBCe! won an ELTon – that's the British Council's Award for Innovation创celebrating with all our friends, colleagues and listeners!Egypt and China are of course very different countries. That said, they both have amazing cultures and ancient civ 代文明. Although on these two trips I've been working in the cities, on previous trips to China I, of course, visited the G another colleague, I climbed quite a way! And with several colleagues, I have visited the Pyramids and greeted the Sp“But that's only two trips!”, I hear you say! Ah well – yes. You see I couldn't do the third one because of a clash 冲突who's the my boss, has gone to Shen Zhen to judge a competition organised by one another of our partners, 21st CentTalking about the 21st Century – what do you prefer doing when you travel? Visiting ancient monuments and museum modern cities? I have to say I enjoy both... and one of the delights of modern cities is the fabulous food you can find! I the flavours from Sichuan and I have to admit that last night I enjoyed several Egyptian dishes which were delicious. I lkofta.Most of all, though, I enjoy meeting the people and learning every day about different experiences and cultural attitu 观. Now that is what broadens the mind.Looking forward to reading your comments. All the best Sean。

王立非(商务英语综合教程第3册)unit 1

王立非商务英语综合教程第3册unit1
Unit 1
Travel Broadens the Mind
inclusive tour（包价旅游）：A tour including transportation, hotels, transfers, sightseeing, and meals.
Ecotourism（生态旅游）： The tour of organizing holidays to natural areas, especially areas that are far away such as the rain forest, where people can visit and learn about the area in a way that will not hurt the environment.
My first sight of England was on a foggy March night in 1973 when I arrived on the midnight ferry from Calais.
cruise（豪华游艇旅游）：A tour on a large ship or a boat for pleasure. leisure travel（休闲旅游）：A tour in which travelers can relax and do things they enjoy.
special interest tour（专门兴趣旅游）：A tour designed for clients sharing curiosity or concern about a common subject. Agricultural tourism(农业观光旅游)：A tour in which travelers can appreciate agricultural life, such as going to the orchard, etc.. ports tourism(体育旅游)：A tour including exploring, climbing, car rally, etc..

Unit 1 Travel broadens the minds

Appendix:Business English: A Integrated Course (3)Unit 1 Travel Broadens the MindStep 1: Warming-up Activities1. Greeting2. Activation1) Group the following words or phrases according to their related meaning.Types of tourism: aboriginal tourism, agritourism, ecotourism, heritage tourism Ecological concerns: biodiversity, conservationism, sustainabilityEcological environment: clime, habitatAttractions: ecological reserve, historic sites, national parks, World Heritage Sites Economic benefits: entrances fees, revenues, tour operator permits, tourism concessions Travel: excursion, exodus, getaway, jauntTourism resources: fauna, flora, wildlife2) Explain the following words and phrases in English.Ecotourism is a form of tourism which places a heavy emphasis on appreciation and protection of the natural environment, with ecotourists traveling to regions of ecological interest around the world. This form of tourism is also sometimes called ecological tourism, nature travel, or responsible tourism.Post-holiday syndrome refers to the general feeling of discomfort caused by a person’s inability to adapt to work after the holidays. Drowsiness (tiredness) or sleeplessness, rapid heartbeat and muscular aches are some common symptoms. Stomach disorders are a symptom of over-eating calorie-laden foods and a lack of physical exercises. Travel literature is travel writing of literary value. Travel literature typically records the experiences of an author touring a place for the pleasure of travel. An individual work is sometimes called a travelogue(旅行纪录片；旅行广播节目；游记) or itinerary(旅行指南，旅行日记). Travel literature may be cross-cultrual or transnational in focus, or may involve travel to different regions with the same country. Accounts of spaceflight may also be considered travel literature. Travel literature often intersects with essay writing. Literary travel writing also occurs when an author, famous in another field, travels and writes about his or her experiences. Examples of such writers are Sammuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Hilaire Belloc, D.H. Lawrence, Rebecca West and John Steinbeck.Package holiday((旅行社安排一切的)一揽子旅游)means a holiday arranged by a travel company for a fixed price that includes the cost of your hotel and transport, and sometimes meals and entertainment. There are different travel packages provided by different tour operators including international and domestic tours. There are some advantages and disadvantages of tour packages. For example, it is easy and convenient. You have to just pay money and sit back. It saves money because of the bulk booking by the operator. It is easy to get discounts at various services like accommodation andtraveling. In tour package it’s easy to get accommodation because of mass booking of operator. Usually tour operator operates in very efficient manner. With the help of tour guides tour becomes more informative.Individual trip means a trip arranged by yourself. It is opposite to package holiday. In an individual trip, you decide the destination, time limits and the mode of traveling on your own. Sometimes it is cheaper than package tour, but it also means taking more trouble. In organizing an individual trip one needs to know all the information about eh destination and travelling. Basically individual trips test managing skills of a person. 3) The following are some quotations about travel. Explain their meanings and give your opinions about the statements.The teacher may ask students to brainstorm or collect some famous quotations or sayings or proverbs about travel before they do this exercise. And T may ask Ss to share which one they like best or categorize quotations and explain why.Step 2: Author’s Background InformationMake sure Ss know something about Bill Bryson before reading so they can understand his feelings better.Bill Bryson was born in the United States in 1951 and started working as a journalist in England in 1977. Bryson eventually became chief sub editor of the business section of THE TIMES（note: Time时代周刊）, and then deputy national news editor of the business section of The Independent(独立报). He left journalism in 1987 and started writing independently. Bryson returned to the United States in 1995 and came back to England in 2003. In the book notes from a Small Island, Bryson provides historical information on the places he visits, expresses amazement at the heritage in Britain, and reflects on the humble self-effacing fortitude(谦虚坚韧) of British people under trying times such as the World Wars and Great Depression, as well as the various peculiarities of Britain.Step Three: Theme and Structure of the TextThe Teacher may ask Ss to skim the text in 5 minutes and do the excise 1 Reading for general ideas on page 8 and then make a summary of the text in their own words. Suggest answers:1.He arrived in England on a foggy night in March in 1973. He went there on amidnight ferry from Calais.2.Since he arrived there in the midnight, the town was sleeping, low-lit and foggy. Allthe hotels and guesthouses appeared to be shut up for the night. Even the rail station was dark and shuttered.3.He could not find accommodation for the night. Most of the hotels and guesthousesappeared to be shut up. The only guesthouse he found still with lights on refused to take him and recommended the Churchill while the latter appeared too expensive for him.4.He spent the night on a bench in the street, a place open to the elements butroofed(a structure with a roof although it was exposed to natural forces). He did not sleep well. He woke up twice and had a nightmare.5.He had his breakfast in a café. He enjoyed it very much.6.The tone of the article is humorous with slight satire. For example, the reality thathe could not find accommodation must be very annoying to him, but he only refers it as “the only mildly dismaying thing”. Before he approached the guesthouse, he imagined a cheery conversation but was rudely refused at the first place, no chance to offer his humble apology at all. When he had nowhere to go and finally decided to sleep on the street, he referred it as “a shelter open to the elements but roofed”and “decided that this was as good as I was going to get”.Step Four: Text Analysis and Language Points1. Reading and make a conversation on the platform by pairs. (line 29-35)2.–ing sentences in the text and their functions1)I walked as far as the rail station, thinking I’d catch…..(line 7)2)I was standing wondering what to do when I noticed a grey…(line9-11)3)I hesitated in the shadows, feeling like a street urchin. (line39)4)Only the previous day, I had handed over ….mysterious chasseur containing thebones of assorted ….(line40-43)5)I lay for a long time listening to the sea washing over the shingle below,….(line 51)6)He announced, gazing hopefully at a sky that…(line80)7)Afterwards, feeling like a man, I emerged with a toothpick an a burp, and saunteredhappily through the streets, watching Dover come to life. (line104-105)长句的处理：(1). Australian education enjoys a good reputation among Chinese students in terms of the global university rankings and it is not surprising that China is Australia’s largest source of overseas students with 167,000 enrolments Australian education institutions in 2010.澳大利亚的学校在世界上排名较高，在中国名声很不错。

Does travel broaden the mind

Does travel broaden the mind ?One often hears it said that travel broaden the mind: if you stay you own country the whole time,your idea remind narrow, whereas if you travel, you see new customs,eat new foods, do new things,and come back home with a broaden mind.But does this always-or even usually-happen? An acquaintance of mine who lives in England and had never been outsied it until last summer decide to go over to France for a trip. When he returned ,I asked him how he liked it. “Terrible,” was his answer. “I couldn’t get a nice cup of tea anywhere. Thank godness I’m back.” I asked him whether he hadn’t had any good foood while he was there. “ Oh, the dinner was all right,” he said. “I found a litter place where they made quite good fish and chips.Not as goods as ours ,mind you , but they were passable. But the breakfasts were terrible：no bacon or kippers or haddocks. I had fried eggs and chips , but it was quite a business getting them to make them. They except me to eat rolls. And when I asked for marmalade, they bought strawberry jam. And do you know,they insisted that it was marmalade? The trouble is they don’t know English.”I thought it useless to explain that we borrowed the word “marmalade”from French,and that it means,in the language, any kind of jam. So I said , “But didn’t you eat any of the famous Frenchfood ?”“ What me ?”he said . “Of course not ! Give me good old English every time. None of these fancy bits for m e ! ” Obviously travel had not broaden his mind. He had gone French and determined to lived there exactly as if he was in England. And had judged it entirely from his own English viewpoint.This does not , of course , happen only Englishman in French: all nationalities , in all foreign countries, can be found judging what they see ,hear,taste,and smell according to their own habit and customs. People who are better educated and who have read a lot about foreign countries tend to be more adaptable and tolerant, but this is because their mind have alreadly been broaden BEFORE they start travelling. In fact, it is easier to be broad-minde about foreign habit and customs if one’s acquaintance with those things is limited to books and films. The American smiles tolerantly over the absence of central heating in most English homes when he is himself comfortablely seated in his armed-chair in his centrally heated house in Chicago; the Englishman reads about the sanitary arrangments in a certain tropical country , and the ingabitants of the latter read about London fogs ,and each side manafes to be detached and broad-minded. But actual physical contact with things one is unaccusted to is much more diffcult to bear philosophically. Physical differences are not so diffcult to adapt oneself to asreligious, ethical and irrational ones . Indonesians are trained from earliest childhood to give and recive things with right hand only: the left hand is considered unclean. When a foreigner offer a indonesian something with his left hand ,or hold out his left hand to take something he is being offered, the Indonesian may explain this action rationally as arising from a difference in custom, but the deep prejudice aginst the use of the left hand which was instilled in him during his most impressionable years will not be so easily satisfited. There are some travellers who adapt themselves so successfully to foreign customs and habits that they incur the severe criticisms of their less adaptable fellow-countrymen. If they are Asians, they are acused of having become “Westernized”, and if they are Europeans , people say they have “gone native”.Which is better, rigid ,self-satisfied prejudice against things foreign(the idea “ Thanks God I am not as others are!”)，or less of your certainty that your own’s country’s habits and customs are the only right ones ,and hence the inability to be one of a herd any longer?Perhaps the ideal would be if travel could succeed in making people tolerant of the habits and customs of other without abandoning their own, the criterion for judging a foreigner could be Does he try to be polite and cinsider to other ?instead of is he like me?。

中考英语话题写作 (六) 假日、旅行篇

话题写作 (六) 假日、旅行篇
【思路点拨】 1．要点提炼：短文内容应围绕时间、地点、人物展开，还要兼顾当地的天气、风土人情，以及旅行后你的见闻感受等，具体如下： (1)开门见山：交代地点和人物； (2)介绍旅游地的天气以及具体的活动； (3)扣题：表达思想，去年暑假玩得十分开心。 2．确定时态：一般过去时 3．确定人称：第一人称
实战演练
A【2017·哈尔滨】假如你是北京的李丽，下周你在哈尔滨读中学的表妹李兰要来北京旅游。请根据以下提示，给她写一封信，并告诉她在北京旅游期间做一名文明的(well-mannered)中学生。
话题写作 (六) 假日、旅行篇
写作要点： 1．欢迎她来北京。 2．介绍北京的情况。 (1)下周天气：白天最高温度超过33℃； (2)交通方式：最好乘坐地铁； (3)必去的名胜：长城。 3．对她在北京旅游期间如何做一名文明的中学生提出具体建议。
话题写作 (六) 假日、旅行篇
相关短语 enjoy the sunshine 享受阳光； one of the biggest mountains 最大的山之一； have a picnic 野餐； as everyone knows 众所周知； be famous for 因……闻名； have a good trip 旅途愉快； have fun doing sth. 做某事很有趣； have a good time 玩得愉快
3．Only in this way can you enjoy your summer holiday happily.
4．It is said that Hawaii is more beautiful than any other place in the world.

Travel broadens the mind(旅游增长见识)

Travel broadens the mindWhat is travel? Travel is an activity about sightseeing. It can provide lots of leisure facilities and service for tourists. Travel is a complex social phenomenon and comes down to politic, economy, culture and history. It has some characteristics, such as provisionality.Nowadays, along with our country economy development and the technical progress, travel is accepted by more and more people in the whole world. The rapid development and wide application of Internet offers new challenges and great opportunities for travel. It is facing a new network environment. People can get more and more information about it. 目前为止，没有看到你提出论点“travel broadens mind”…When I travel different places and see new things, I need to respect their own customs and learn them if I am interested in it. There is an old saying, When in Rome do as the Romans do. After that, I will have a worthy and improving pleasure. I like traveling because I believe that travel refreshes and broadens the mind and enriches the soul. A picture is more valuable than thousands of words. I am doing my best to achieve all of it？读不懂. I think travel is so that tourists seek spiritually delightful and it is a lifestyle.It is like the old saying, you can learn more by traveling a thousandmiles than by reading a thousand books. Travel can help us relax and exercise our body. We can know different customs and culture s when we are in different places. We can enjoy different scenery, like beautiful rivers and mountains of the country. let us travel and broaden the mind together. Enjoy your life!。

Stonehenge-Can anyone explain why it isthere？

Unit8 Section B ReadingStonehenge-Can anyone explain why it isthere？教师寄语：Travel broadens the mind .（旅游开阔眼界。

）一、单词储备1、历史的9、医疗的,医学的2、神秘事物，奥秘10、阻止3、接受，收到11、能量4、庙宇12、位置，方位5、古代的13、目的6、交流14、埋葬，安葬7、世纪15、尊重8、日历，历法16.时期二．Talk about traveling：1.Do you like traveling？2.where did you travel？三、Fast reading1.Where is Stonehenge？2.How old is Stonehenge ?四、Read para.11.How many visitors does Stonehenge receive every year?2.Why people like to Stonehenge in June?Para2&3: Read and fill in the blanksWhat Stonehenge might have been used for：①a temple where ancient leaders tried to the gods②a kind of③have a purpose④might be a place or a place to honor⑤to celebrate a over an enemyPara41.How old is Stonehenge ?2.Who built Stoneheng?Read the whole article and talk about:Mysteries about Stonehenge.1.2.3．五、Find out important phrases：1.not only…but also (1)不但…而且2.historical places (1) 历史古迹3.ancient leaders (2) 古代首领municate with the gods(2)与神灵沟通5.centuries ago(2) 多个世纪以前6.point out(2) 指出7.a kind of calendar(3) 一种日历8.in a certain way(3) 以一种特定的方式9.on midsummer’s morning（3）在仲夏的早晨10.shine directly into(3) 直射在11.have a medical purpose(3) 有医疗用途12.celebrate a victory over an enemy(3)庆祝战胜敌人13.over a long period of time(4) 历经很长一段时间六、Read the passage again and fill in the blanksStonehenge is not only one of Britain’s most famous1. _______places but also one of its great mysteries.It2._____over 750,000 visitors every year. In June，people want to see the sun 3.________on the longest day of the year. Historians believed it was a4. ________ where5._______leaders tried to6._______with the gods . But PaulStoker was built so many7.________ago。

Unit 1 商务英语综合教程(3)

Activation
What benefits does traveling bring to the travelers and the local people? exotic landscape friends arts and crafts
Activation
What damages does traveling bring to the local people? construction destroys scenery litter
It is a humorous travel book on the United Kingdom by American author Bill Bryson, first published in 1995. The text is taken from the Prologue of the book.
—The New York Times
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Warm-up
Background
Detailed Reading
Have you heard of or read any of his books?
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Background
Detailed Reading
Have you heard of “Notes from a Small Island”?
What would you do first of all?
Add more to the following list: find a hotel, try the local food, change currency, get a map
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范文2Travelbroadensthemind

范文2TravelbroadensthemindTravel broadens the mindIn the past decade, there have been an increasing number of people who prefer to travel, rather than stay at home, in their spare time. It is evident that travel has many positive aspects, the most significant one of which, however, is to broaden people’s mind.For one thing, travel helps us to know more about the splendor of the Chinese civilization. If you have ever visited Shaanxi History Museum, you will be deeply impressed and attracted by the exhibition of various unearthed objects there and thus gain profound knowledge on Chinese history and civilization from your visit. For another, travel broadens people’s mind in the sense that it helps us know more about our own advantages and disadvantages and thus make a better self-improvement. For instance, my brother used to be so exclusively engaged in his study that he did not even know how to put his knowledge into practice. What’s worse, his progress was nearly little. After accepting my advice, he traveled to several cities as Shanghai and Qingdao. The experience gave him a good opportunity of learning. Today, he has got a bumper harvest in his knowledge, successfully accepted by the Lenovo Group as a sales manager.To sum up, travel opens our mind because it enables us to know about the history and culture of a nation as well as our strong points and weak points. In a way, it is a blessing for people to travel.。

2020年中考英语作文指导与训练——话题写作05 假日、旅行

3. I like travelling with friends. I don't like travelling alone.(用 prefer to…rather than…改写句子) I prefer to travel with friends rather than travel alone.
Seeing is believing. Furthermore, if you are a careful observer, you can learn much during your travel about the geography, biology and

history of the places you visit. While travelling, you can meet more people and make more friends.
【亮点句型】导入主题句 1. The summer holiday is coming.We are going to spend several days travelling. 2. Last April, I travelled to Beijing with my family. It was the best season to visit Beijing. 3. Last summer we took a trip to Beijing. 4. Travelling is a great source of knowledge.
You can also create great memories for your lifetime. No matter how well educated you are, there is always a lot for you to learn through travelling.

旅行拓宽心视野的英语作文

Travelling is an enriching experience that broadens ones horizons and perspectives. It allows individuals to step out of their comfort zones and immerse themselves in new cultures,landscapes,and experiences.Heres a detailed English essay on how travel can expand ones mental and emotional vistas:Title:The Enrichment of Travel:Broadening the Mind and HeartTravelling is more than just a leisure activity it is a journey of discovery that transcends the physical realm and delves into the depths of the human spirit.It is an opportunity to broaden our minds and hearts,to see the world from different angles,and to understand the diversity of life that exists beyond our immediate surroundings.Cultural Exposure and UnderstandingOne of the most significant ways in which travel broadens our horizons is through cultural exposure.When we visit new places,we are introduced to different customs, traditions,and ways of life.This exposure helps us to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for the values and beliefs of people from various backgrounds.It challenges our preconceived notions and encourages us to be more openminded and accepting of diversity.Language Learning and CommunicationLanguage is a key component of any culture,and travelling provides a unique opportunity to learn and practice new languages.Engaging with locals and attempting to communicate in their native tongue not only enhances our linguistic skills but also fosters a sense of connection and respect.It breaks down barriers and allows for more meaningful interactions with people from different walks of life.Personal Growth and SelfDiscoveryTravelling often pushes us to step out of our comfort zones,confront our fears,and adapt to unfamiliar situations.This process of adaptation and problemsolving can lead to significant personal growth.It helps us to discover our strengths and weaknesses,and it encourages selfreflection and introspection.Travel can also provide clarity and a fresh perspective on our own lives,enabling us to make more informed decisions about our future.Appreciation for Nature and the EnvironmentExploring different landscapes and ecosystems can instill a deep appreciation for the natural world.From the majesty of mountain ranges to the tranquility of pristine beaches, natures beauty can be a humbling experience.It can also raise awareness about environmental issues and the importance of sustainable practices,inspiring us to contribute positively to the preservation of our planet.Historical and Educational InsightsVisiting historical sites and museums during our travels provides us with a wealth of knowledge about the past.It helps us to understand the events and developments that have shaped the world we live in today.This educational aspect of travel can be incredibly enriching,fostering a deeper connection to our collective human history.Building Empathy and ToleranceExperiencing the lives of others firsthand can build empathy and tolerance.By witnessing the struggles and triumphs of people from different socioeconomic backgrounds,we can develop a greater sense of compassion and understanding.This can lead to a more inclusive and harmonious society,where people are more willing to support and help one another.ConclusionIn conclusion,travel is a powerful tool for broadening our minds and hearts.It offers a wealth of experiences that can lead to personal growth,cultural understanding,and a deeper appreciation for the world around us.By embracing the journey of travel,we can enrich our lives and contribute to a more connected and enlightened global community.。

trave broadens the minds 的教案

trave broadens the minds 的教案1. 引言1.1 概述旅行是一种让人们身心放松、体验不同文化和增长见识的活动。

它不仅能够开阔我们的眼界，还能够带来深刻的文化体验，促进个人成长和发展。

本文将探讨旅行对思维拓展的影响以及在学业和职业发展中如何运用旅行经验的意义和价值。

1.2 文章结构本文分为五个部分。

首先，在引言中我们会对整篇文章进行概述，并说明研究目标。

接着，在主体内容中，我们将详细探讨旅行开阔眼界的原因、旅行带来的文化体验以及旅行促进个人成长和发展的重要性。

然后，我们将制定一个教案实施方案，包括设定学习目标与讨论、制定旅行计划与预算规划活动，并启动实践活动并总结反思。

最后，在结论部分，我们将总结旅行对思维拓展的影响和重要性，并提出对学生未来参与旅行的建议和鼓励，同时强调将旅行经验运用于学业和职业发展中的意义和价值。

最后，我们将以结束语和展望未来作为文章的结尾。

1.3 目的本文的主要目的是探讨旅行如何开阔人们的眼界，并分析旅行对个人思维拓展和发展的影响。

通过制定一份教案实施方案，我们希望引导学生们理解旅行的重要性，并在他们未来的学习和职业发展中有效地运用旅行经验。

同时，本文还将提供一些关于参与旅行的建议和鼓励，以激励读者积极投身于各种有益的旅行体验。

2. 主体内容:2.1 旅行开阔眼界的原因:旅行有助于开阔我们的眼界和视野。

首先，它让我们有机会亲身体验不同国家和地区的文化、历史和传统。

通过与陌生人交流、品尝当地美食和参观著名景点，我们能够更深入地了解其他文化的独特之处。

其次，旅行还使我们能够接触到不同的社会和环境问题，帮助我们认识到全球化对我们生活的影响。

这种多元化的体验可以消除偏见，并增强我们对多元文化社会的理解和包容性。

2.2 旅行带来的文化体验:旅行是一种丰富而深入地了解其他文化的方式。

当我们游览其他国家或地区时，我们能够亲身感受他们独特的传统、节日和艺术形式。

例如，在日本游览时，可以体验到浓厚的和风气息，参与传统茶道仪式或着传统服装并欣赏花艺表演。

关于旅行开阔心智的英语作文题目

关于旅行开阔心智的英语作文题目全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1The Power of Travel: Broadening the MindTraveling is a truly transformative experience. Not only does it allow us to explore new destinations, try new foods, and meet new people, but it also has the power to broaden our minds in ways we never could have imagined. Whether we are backpacking through Europe, exploring the jungles of South America, or immersing ourselves in the rich history of Asia, travel has the ability to open our eyes to new perspectives, challenge our preconceived notions, and teach us valuable life lessons.One of the ways in which travel can broaden our minds is by exposing us to different cultures and ways of life. When we step outside of our comfort zones and immerse ourselves in a new culture, we are forced to confront our own assumptions and biases. We may find that the values, beliefs, and traditions of another culture are vastly different from our own, and this can help us to see the world in a new light. By learning to appreciateand respect the differences of others, we become moreopen-minded and empathetic individuals.Travel also has the power to teach us important life skills such as adaptability, resilience, and problem-solving. When we are in a foreign country where we don't speak the language or understand the customs, we are forced to navigate unfamiliar situations and make decisions on the fly. This can be challenging and even stressful at times, but it also helps us to develop our abilities to think critically, communicate effectively, and work through difficulties with grace and determination.Furthermore, travel can ignite our sense of curiosity and wonder about the world around us. As we explore new landscapes, taste new foods, and meet new people, we are constantly learning and growing. We may discover hidden gems off the beaten path, stumble upon unexpected beauty in the most unlikely of places, or forge connections with strangers that will last a lifetime. These experiences can inspire us to step out of our comfort zones, take risks, and pursue our passions with a renewed sense of purpose.In conclusion, the power of travel to broaden the mind is undeniable. By exposing us to new cultures, teaching us important life skills, and igniting our sense of curiosity andwonder, travel has the ability to transform us in ways we never could have imagined. So whether you are planning a solo backpacking trip around the world or a family vacation to a new destination, remember that the journey itself is just as important as the destination. Embrace the unknown, take chances, and let the power of travel shape you into the best version of yourself.篇2The Benefits of Traveling for Broadening the MindTraveling is more than just seeing new places and experiencing different cultures. It has the power to enrich our minds and broaden our perspectives. By immersing ourselves in unfamiliar surroundings, we can gain invaluable insights and develop a more open-minded and adaptable way of thinking.One of the key benefits of traveling is the opportunity to step outside of our comfort zones. When we are in a new environment, we are forced to confront challenges and uncertainties that we may not encounter in our daily lives. This can help us build resilience and problem-solving skills, as we learn to navigate unfamiliar situations and adapt to unexpected circumstances.Additionally, traveling exposes us to a diversity of people, cultures, and ideas. Meeting people from different backgrounds and hearing their stories can challenge our preconceived notions and broaden our understanding of the world. It can also foster empathy and compassion, as we come to appreciate the common humanity that unites us all, despite our differences.Furthermore, traveling can inspire creativity and innovation. Experiencing new sights, sounds, and sensations can stimulate our senses and spark new ideas. By exposing ourselves to different ways of living and thinking, we can gain fresh perspectives on our own lives and work, leading to greater creativity and productivity.In conclusion, traveling is a powerful tool for personal growth and self-discovery. By venturing beyond our familiar surroundings and embracing new experiences, we can open our minds to new possibilities and cultivate a more enlightened and empathetic way of being. So, pack your bags and set out on your next adventure - your mind will thank you for it!篇3Traveling is not just about visiting new places and experiencing different cultures, it also has the power to broadenone's mind and perspective. It allows us to step out of our comfort zone, break free from routine, and embrace the unknown. Through traveling, we can gain valuable insights, develop new skills, and foster personal growth.One of the ways in which travel expands our minds is by exposing us to diverse cultures and ways of life. When we immerse ourselves in a new environment, we are forced to see things from a different perspective. We learn to appreciate the beauty of diversity and understand that there is no one right way to live life. This exposure to different cultures helps us become more tolerant, accepting, and open-minded individuals.Traveling also challenges us to step out of our comfort zone and confront our fears. Whether it's trying new foods, speaking a foreign language, or navigating unfamiliar streets, traveling pushes us to face our insecurities and embrace the unknown. This process of stepping outside our comfort zone is essential for personal growth and development. It helps us build resilience, develop problem-solving skills, and gain the confidence to take on new challenges in life.Moreover, traveling allows us to break free from our daily routine and experience life in a different light. When we travel, we are liberated from the constraints of our regularresponsibilities and obligations. We have the freedom to explore, be spontaneous, and follow our curiosity. This sense of freedom and adventure can be incredibly liberating and rejuvenating for the mind and soul.In addition to these benefits, travel also provides us with the opportunity to learn about ourselves. When we are faced with new experiences and challenges, we are forced to confront our strengths and weaknesses. Traveling can help us discover hidden talents, overcome limitations, and build self-confidence. It can also help us gain a deeper understanding of our values, beliefs, and priorities in life.In conclusion, traveling has the power to broaden our minds, challenge our perspectives, and foster personal growth. By exposing us to diverse cultures, pushing us out of our comfort zone, and providing us with new experiences, travel helps us become more open-minded, resilient, and self-aware individuals. So, whether you're embarking on a solo adventure, exploring new destinations with friends, or simply taking a weekend getaway, remember that every journey has the potential to transform you in profound and lasting ways.。

旅行开阔心胸英语作文

旅行开阔心胸英语作文Travel Enriches the Mind and Broadens the Horizons.Travel has always been a powerful tool for personal growth and development. It opens our eyes to new cultures, perspectives, and experiences, thereby broadening our horizons and enriching our minds. In this essay, I will explore the various ways in which travel can transform our perspectives and understanding of the world.Firstly, travel exposes us to diverse cultures and traditions. Visiting new places introduces us to people with different values, beliefs, and ways of life. This cultural immersion helps us develop a deeper understanding of the world's diversity and complexity. It teaches us to appreciate and respect other cultures, rather than assuming that our own way is the only way. This open-mindedness can foster a more tolerant and inclusive society.Secondly, travel broadens our perspectives bychallenging our preconceptions and assumptions. When we visit places that are vastly different from our own backgrounds, we are forced to reevaluate our understanding of the world. We may encounter situations and problems that we have never considered before, which prompts us to think outside the box. This process of cognitive dissonance and adjustment can lead to deeper insights and a more nuanced understanding of the world.Moreover, travel allows us to connect with nature and appreciate its wonders. Visiting natural landscapes such as mountains, oceans, and forests can inspire a sense of awe and wonder. It reminds us of our small place in the universe and the fragility of our planet. This connection with nature can foster a deeper sense of responsibility and care for the environment, leading to more sustainable and eco-friendly behaviors.Additionally, travel can be a powerful motivator for personal growth and development. It pushes us out of our comfort zones and challenges us to adapt to new environments and situations. This process of adaptationrequires resilience, adaptability, and problem-solving skills, which are crucial for personal growth. Through travel, we learn to navigate through unknown territories, making independent decisions and dealing with unexpected challenges. These experiences can增强我们的自信心和自主能力，使我们更加 self-reliant and resilient.Moreover, travel has the potential to transform our perspectives on life and its meanings. Visiting places that are historically significant or spiritually charged can invoke deep emotional and intellectual responses. It allows us to reflect on our own values, beliefs, and purposes. Through these reflections, we may gain new insights into the meaning of life and our place within it. This inner transformation can lead to a deeper sense of fulfillment and purpose, making us more appreciative and grateful for the opportunities and blessings in our lives.In conclusion, travel enriches the mind and broadens the horizons in numerous ways. It exposes us to diverse cultures, challenges our preconceptions, connects us with nature, and fosters personal growth and transformation.Through travel, we can gain a deeper understanding of the world and ourselves, leading to a more open-minded, tolerant, and fulfilling life. As such, travel should be considered an essential part of our personal and intellectual development.。

DoesTravelBroadentheMind

Establish a purpose for reading. If a thorough understanding is the purpose, how would you read the following text? If you are to have a good but not detailed understanding of the text? If you just need to know what the text is about in general?Does Travel Broaden the Mind?One often hears it said that travel broadens the mind: if you stay in your own country the whole time, your ideas remain narrow, whereas if you travel, you see new customs, eat new foods, do new things, and come back home with a broader mind.But does this always–or even usually–happen? An acquaintance of mine who lives in England and had never been outside it until last summer decided to go over to France for a trip. When he returned, I asked him how he liked it. “Terrible,” was his answer. “I couldn’t get a nice cup of tea anywhere. Thank goodness I’m back.” I asked him whether he hadn’t had any good food while he was there. “Oh, the dinners were all right,” he said. “I found a little place where they made quite good fish and ch ips. Not as good as ours, mind you, but they were passable. But the breakfasts were terrible: no bacon or kippers or haddocks. I had fried eggs and chips, but it was quite a business getting them to make them. They expected me to eat rolls. And when I asked for marmalade, they brought strawberry jam. And do you know, they insisted that it was marmalade? The trouble is they don’t know English.”I thought it useless to explain that we borrowed the word “marmalade” from French, and that it means, in that l anguage, any kind of jam. So I said, “But didn’t you eat any of the famous French food?” “What? Me?” he said. “Of course not! Give me good old English food every time! None of these fancy bits for me!” Obviously travel had not broadened his mind. He had gone to France determined to live there exactly as if he was in England, and had judged it entirely from his own English viewpoint.This does not, of course, happen only to Englishmen in France: all nationalities, in all foreign countries, can be found judging what they see, hear, taste and smell according to their own habits and customs. People who are better educated and who have read a lot about foreign countries tend to be more adaptable and tolerant, but this is because their minds have already been broadened BEFORE they start travelling. In fact, it is easier to be broad-minded about foreign habits and customs if one’s acquaintance with these things is limited to books and films. The American smiles tolerantly over the absence of central heating in most English homes when he is himself comfortably seated in his arm-chair in his centrally heated house in Chicago; the Englishman reads about the sanitary arrangements in a certain tropical country, and the inhabitants of the latter read about London fogs, and each side manages to be detached and broad-minded. But actual physical contact with things one is unaccustomed to is much more difficult to bear philosophically.Physical differences are not so difficult to adapt oneself to as religious, ethical and irrational ones. Indonesians are trained from earliest childhood to give and receive things with the right hand only: the left hand is considered unclean. When a foreigner offers an Indonesian something with his left hand, or holds out his left hand to take something he is being offered, the Indonesian may explain this action rationally as arising from a difference in custom, but the deep prejudice against the use of the left hand which was instilled in him during his most impressionable years will not be so easily satisfied.There are some travelers who adapt themselves so successfully to foreign customs and habits that they incur the severe criticisms of their less adaptable fellow-countrymen. If they are Asians, they are accused of having become “Westernized”, and if they are Europeans, people say they have “gone native”. Which is better, rigid, self-satisfied prejudice against things foreign (the idea “Thank God I am not as others are!”), or loss of your certainty that your own country’s habits and customs are the only right ones, and hence the inability to be one of a herd any longer?Perhaps the ideal would be if travel could succeed in making people tolerant of the habits and customs of others without abandoning their own, the criterion for judging a foreigner could be: Does he try to be polite and considerate to others? instead of: Is he like me?1.Write the main idea of the text.2.Read the text again and see how each part of the text is connected to another. Forexample, in what way are paragraph 1 and 2 connected? What is the relationship between paragraph 3 and 4? And 4 and 5?3.Write an outline of the textplete the following sentences by ticking the best alternative.(1)The writer’s acquaintance did not quite enjoy his trip to France becauseA.the food there was terrible.B.he could not get the English marmalade.C.he disliked the French breakfast.D.his way of looking at things was entirely English.(2)People who are better educatedA.might show more understanding about foreign customs and habits.B.know a lot about foreign habits and customs.C.can easily adapt themselves to new customs and habits.D.All of the above.(3)The example of the Indonesian is used to illustrate the point thatA.the Indonesians are very particular with the use of hands.B.physical differences are more difficult to bear than the religious, ethicaland irrational ones.C.it is important to remember the different customs and habits.D.physical differences are not so difficult to adapt oneself to as religious,ethical, and irrational ones.(4)According to the criterion for judging a foreigner suggested by the writer, aforeigner is a friend if heA.can support our views.B. can accept our customs and habits without criticisms.C. can just live like one of us.D. is polite and thoughtful.5.Questions·What point does the sentence “The American smiles tolerantly…manages to be detached and broad-minded.” (line s 7-11, Para. 4) illustrate?·Paraphrase “…the Indonesian may explain this action rationally…not be so easily satisfied” (line s 5-7, Para. 5).·What is the author trying to prove? Do you agree with the author? Does the author adequately defend his/her argument? What kind of proof does he/she use? Is there something he/she leaves out that you would put in?。

旅游开阔人的视野英语作文_作文1400字_旅游作文_

旅游开阔人的视野英语作文Travel Broadens the Mind（旅游开阔人的视野）——关于旅游Direction：Travel has become part of our life. And more and more of us have come toknow the significance of travel through our own experience.Write a composition of about 200 words on the following topic:Travel Broadens the MindYou are to write in threeparts:In the first part, state clearlywhat your view is.In the second part, support yourview with appropriate reasons.In the last part, bring what youhave written to a natural conclusion or a summary.Marks will be awarded forcontent, organization, grammar and appropriateness. Failure to follow theinstructions may result in a loss of marks.写作指南：这是给定观点型的考题，要求考生以这个给定的观点作为文章的中心思想（论点）进行论证。

这类考题可作如下结构安排：第一部分：点明主题：Travelbroadens the mind.第二部分：以自己或他人实例为依据对主题进行论证。

第三部分：结论：重申自己观点，提出希望和展望未来范文：Travel Broadens theMindTravel has many benefits to offer. It enriches our experiencesand helps us know more about the world, aside from relaxing ourselves both physically and psychologically.To begin with, travel is one of the best ways to enrich our experiences. If we visit tourist attractions and historical or cultural relics at different places of our country or foreign lands, we will meet different people, enjoy exotic natural sceneries, have a taste of varied cultures and, in the long run, enrich our knowledge. Moreover, travel also helps to enlighten and broaden our minds, since it provides us with new perspectives through what we learn from other cultures. For example, it helps to reduce cultural prejudice after we have got a better understanding of civilizations that vary sharply from one another.Travel is gaining increasing popularity among us. We travel to relax ourselves, enrich our experiences and broaden our minds.。