2018年高三北京各城区英语一模作文

2018年海淀一模作文参考范文

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Dear Jim,

Thank you for your New Year greetings, and I’m very happy about your interest in Chinese zodiac.

Actually, there are altogether twelve zodiac signs in Chinese culture. As you were born in 2000, the year of dragon, your zodiac sign is “dragon”.

Dragon in Chinese culture mainly conveys two meanings. First, it is the symbol of power and nobleness. Second, Chinese dragon delivers the meaning of being outstanding and extraordinary. Parents often put Chinese char acter “Long”, which means dragon, in kids’ name to show their higher expectations.

That’s all about my brief introduction. Hoping it’ll help you have a better understanding of China. If you have any further question, please let me know.

Yours,

L i Hua

第二节（20分）

一、内容要点：

1. 入住酒店

2. 游览歌剧院或拍照留念

3. 参观大学或观看书法展

4. 分享照片

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This Spring Festival, I went to Australia for a trip with my beloved grandma. We appreciated the beauty of Sydney and witnessed Chinese elements everywhere.

The instant we stepped into the hotel lobby to check in, we were surprised to find it decorated with red Chinese lanterns. And we were greeted with “Happy Chinese New Year”.

Our first destination was the world-famous Sydney Opera House, in front of which stood a giant lantern of zodiac dog, reminding visitors of the Chinese New Year. Delighted and excited, Grandma had a photo taken with it. Afterwards, we headed for the University of Sydney. When we were touring the amazing campus, a Chinese calligraphy exhibition caught our sight. How amazing it was to see “Fu” so far away from home！

Surprised at the festive atmosphere, I shared some pictures on WeChat with the words “Chinese Style Everywhere”. Immediately, I got 60 Likes! We were proud of the increasing influence of China.

2018年西城一模作文

Dear George,

How is everything going? I have some exciting news for you! China Daily will hold a mobile photo contest named “Amazing China”, only open to foreigners. I know you love photography, so why not give it a try?

The contest welcomes submissions about natural scenery, famous places or historical sites, local customs of China and so forth. And every photo should be accompanied with an explanation: time, place, name of the work, and stories behind. Photos edited with Photoshop or any other software will not be accepted. Each participant can turn in three photos at most to Liuying@. Deadline for entries is Oct.15, 2018.

For more information, you can refer to China Daily’s official website.

Well, I have to go now, for I have tons of homework to do. If you are interested, I’m more than happy to be your photogra phy companion. Yours,

Li Hua