新西兰New Zealand(英文)
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• Culture • Economic • Relationship with china
First part
culture
• New Zealand's culture is rich and diverse due to the blending of Polynesian and European cultures. The influence of Maori, Pacific Island, European and Asian cultures makes New Zealand a colourful and vibrant place with many different customs and food to enjoy.
this picture is china's vice chairman meets with new zealand prime minister.
MAORI CULTURE
• The Maori are the indigenous people of New Zealand, they are Polynesian and comprise about 14 percent of the country's population. Te reo Maori is the native language which is related to Tahitian and Hawaiian
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Mt Taranaki
Queenstown
Lake Rotorua
Third part
Relationship with china
• New Zealand and China celebrated 38 years of diplomatic relations on 22 December 2010. The bilateral relationship has grown to become one of New Zealand’s most valuable and important. As a global and regional power, New Zealand’s second-largest trading partner, and a major source of migrants, students and tourists, China is important to New Zealand as a bilateral, regional and multilateral partner. • The China-New Zealand relationship is characterised by regular high-level contacts, an expanding range of official dialogues - both formal and informal, healthy and diversifying trade and economic flows in both directions, and strengthening people-to-people contacts.
新西兰介绍英文ppt08522
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December 22, 1972, New Zealand and China established diplomatic relations.
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国 旗
New Zealand's national flag is rectangular, and the ratio of length to width is 2:1. Its base is deep blue, above and to the left for the British flag. On the right is the fourth single edged with white five pointed star of red, four stars arranged asymmetrically. New Zealand is a member of the Commonwealth, "m" word patterns show that the traditional relations with Britain; four stars said the Southern Cross constellation, show that the country is located in the southern hemis精p选he可r编e辑, ppbtut also a symbol of independence and hope. 4
新西兰介绍英文带翻译
新西兰介绍英文带翻译Introduction to New Zealand。
New Zealand is a country located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. It is made up of two main islands, the North Island and the South Island, as well as numerous smaller islands. The country has a diverse landscape, ranging from snow-capped mountains to sandy beaches, and is known forits stunning natural beauty.新西兰介绍。
新西兰位于太平洋西南部，由两个主要岛屿——北岛和南岛以及许多小岛组成。
该国拥有多样化的地形，从雪山到沙滩，以其惊人的自然美景而闻名。
Geography。
New Zealand is located in the southern hemisphere and is situated approximately 1,500 kilometers east ofAustralia. The country has a total land area of 268,021 square kilometers, with a coastline that stretches for15,134 kilometers. The North Island is the smaller of the two main islands, with a land area of 113,729 square kilometers, while the South Island is larger, with a land area of 151,215 square kilometers.地理。
(完整word版)英语国家概况-新西兰篇中英翻译
第六部分新西兰 Part Six New ZealandChapter33.New Zealand(capital: Wellington)惠灵顿1)新西兰的地理位置New Zealand’s geography:新西兰地处南太平洋，位于赤道和南极之间New Zealand is in the Southern Pacific Ocean,halfway between the equator and the South Pole.新西兰的面积与英国和日本相近。
它有2个主要的岛，北岛和南岛The size of the country is similar to Britain or Japan.It has two main islands:North Island and South Island新西兰位于国际日期变更线以西，所以它是世界上第一个迎接新一天到来的国家。
New Zealand is just west of the Internationnal Date Line,so it is the first country to get the new day.最高的山峰是库克山，海拔3764米。
陶波湖是新西兰最大的湖。
The highest peak is Mt Cook,3764M. Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand 南岛最大的河流是克鲁沙河，北岛最大的河流有2个，是怀卡托河和黄加雷河。
The largest rivers in South Island is the Clutha,and in the North Island is the Waikato and the wanganui.地震和火山是新西兰最严重的自然灾害。
Earthquakes and volcanoes are the most serious potential natural disasters.2)气候特征Characteristics of New Zealand’s climate;①气候温和generally temperates.②多样，最北端是亚热带气候，南岛一些山区则是亚寒带气候varied climate: In the far north it is subtropical and in some mountainous areas of South Island it is subarctic③.常年下雨Rain falls all year round新西兰阳光最充足的城镇是纳尔逊，西海岸的降雨量最大。
新西兰的英文ppt
strucomic • Relationship with china
First part
culture
• New Zealand's culture is rich and diverse due to the blending of Polynesian and European cultures. The influence of Maori, Pacific Island, European and Asian cultures makes New Zealand a colourful and vibrant place with many different customs and food to enjoy.
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Mt Taranaki
Queenstown
Lake Rotorua
Third part
Relationship with china
• New Zealand and China celebrated 38 years of diplomatic relations on 22 December 2010. The bilateral relationship has grown to become one of New Zealand’s most valuable and important. As a global and regional power, New Zealand’s second-largest trading partner, and a major source of migrants, students and tourists, China is important to New Zealand as a bilateral, regional and multilateral partner. • The China-New Zealand relationship is characterised by regular high-level contacts, an expanding range of official dialogues - both formal and informal, healthy and diversifying trade and economic flows in both directions, and strengthening people-to-people contacts.
新西兰英文简介
新西兰英文简介New Zealand is an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. The countrygeographically comprises two main landmasses ? that of the Northand SouthIslands ? and numerous smaller islands. New Zealand issituated some 1,500 kilometres (900 mi) east of Australia across the Tasman Sea and roughly 1,000 kilometres (600 mi) south of thePacific island nations of New Caledonia, Fiji, and Tonga. Because of its remoteness, it was one of the last lands to be settled by humans.Polynesians settled New Zealand in 1250–1300 CE and developed a distinctive Māoriculture, and Europeans first made contact in 1642 CE. The introduction of potatoes and muskets triggered upheaval among Māori early during the 19th century, which ledto the inter-tribal Musket War s. In 1840 the British and Māori signed a treatymakingNew Zealand a colony of the British Empire. Immigrant numbers increased sharply and conflicts escalated into the New Zealand Wars, which resulted in much Māoriland being confiscatedin the mid North Island. Economic depressions were followed by periods of political reform, with women gaining the vote during the 1890s, and a welfare state being established from the 1930s. After World War II, New Zealand joined Australia and the UnitedStates in the ANZUS security treaty, although the United States later, until 2010, suspended the treaty after New Zealand banned nuclear weapons. New Zealand is part of the intelligence sharing among the Anglosphere countries, the UKUSA Agreement. New Zealanders enjoyed one of thehighest standards of living in the world in the 1950s, but the 1970s saw a deep recession, worsened by oil shocks and the United Kingdom's entry into the European Economic Community. The country underwent major economic changes during the 1980s, which transformed it from a protectionist to a liberalised free tradeeconomy. Markets for New Zealand's agricultural exports have diversified greatly since the 1970s, with once-dominant exports of wool being overtaken by dairy products, meat, and recently wine.During its long isolation, New Zealand developed a distinctive biodiversity of animal, fungal and plant life. Most notable are the large number of unique bird species, many of which became extinct after the arrival of humans and introduced mammals. With a mild maritime climate, the land was mostly covered in forest. The country's varied topography and its sharp mountain peaks owe much to the tectonic uplift of land and volcanic eruptions caused by the Pacific and Indo-Australian Plates clashing beneath the earth's surface.The majority of New Zealand's population is of European descent; the indigenous Māori are the largest minority, followed by Asians and non-Māori Polynesians.English, Māori and New Zealand Sign Language are the official languages, with English predominant. Much of New Zealand's culture is derived from Māori and earlyBritish settlers. Early European art was dominated by landscapes and to a lesser extent portraits of Māori. A recent resurgence of Māori culture has seen their traditional arts of carving, weaving andtattooing become more mainstream. Many artists now combine Māori and Western techniques to create unique art forms. The country's culture has also been broadened by globalisation and increased immigration from the Pacific Islands and Asia. New Zealand's diverse landscape provides manyopportunities for outdoor pursuits and has provided the backdrop for a number of bigbudget movies.。
Features of New Zealand English 新西兰英语特征
陈述句用升调
■ 新西兰英语的陈述句用“升调”，听起来像疑问句： ■ 举个例子“She is 19 years old”, ■ 新西兰人会读成：“She is 19 years old?”
History
far-flung 英 [ˌfɑː ˈflʌŋ] 美 [ˌfɑːr ˈflʌŋ] adj. 遥远的;分布广的;广泛的
■ Maori came between 1,000 and 3,000 years ago ■ The Maori were part of the spread of Polynesian peoples 玻利尼西亚人 across the
新西兰时区：东十二区
格林尼治是英国伦敦南郊原皇家格林尼治天文台所在地，地球本初子午线的标界处，世界计算 时间和经度的起点。
National flag 国旗
National emblem 国徽
National emblem 英 [ˈnæʃnəl ˈembləm] 美 [ˈnæʃnəl ˈembləm] 国徽
■ Other (including Asian) 5%
■ English (official), Maori (official), Polynesian languages 波利尼西 亚语
■ In April 2006, New Zealand became the first country to declare sign language, the language of the deaf community, as an official language, alongside English and Maori.
新西兰简介(英文)
About New ZealandLocationNew Zealand (Aotearoa) is a South Pacific country located midway between the Equator and the South Pole, and is approximately 1600 kilometres (994 miles) east of Australia.New Zealand is made up of two main islands, the North Island and the South Island, and numerous smaller offshore islands.The total area is 268,680 sq. km (103,740 sq. miles). It is approximately two-thirds the size of California, and is equivalent in size to Japan, Colorado or Great Britain.The coastline is 15,135 km (9,405 miles).PeopleThe population of just over 4 million is predominantly of European (mainly British) and Polynesian descent. The indigenous Maori (tangata whenua) population is around 15% of the total.Eighty-five percent of the population lives in urban areas.New Zealand is home to a diversity of cultures including Polynesian, Maori, ethnic Asian, and black African. These coexist alongside a number of European cultures including Italian, Greek and Eastern European.LanguageEnglish, Maori and New Zealand Sign Language are the official languages, although English is the common language of everyday use.GovernmentNew Zealand is an independent parliamentary democracy within the British Commonwealth. The capital city and seat of government is Wellington.Time ZonesNew Zealand is one of the first countries in the world to greet the new day, because the International Date Line lies to its east. The entire country operates within a single time zone, UTC/GMT+12 hours.Subject to daylight saving, New Zealand is:∙20 hours ahead of Los Angeles∙17 hours ahead of New York∙12 hours ahead of London∙ 2 hours ahead of SydneyDaylight SavingDaylight saving in New Zealand runs from the last Sunday in September until the first Sunday in April.New Zealand time adjusted for daylight saving time is GMT+ 13 hours.The time in New Zealand right now is displayed at the top right of this page.Public HolidaysNew Zealand observes 11 public (or statutory) holidays. Waitangi Day and Anzac Day are fixed dates, and the holiday entitlement attached to them never transfers to another day. Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and the day after New Year's Day, though their dates are fixed, transfer their holiday entitlement to the first available weekday when those days fall on a weekend.Statutory Holiday 2011 Observance 2012 ObservanceNew Year's Day 1 January Saturday 1 January orMonday 3 JanuarySunday 1 January orTuesday 3 JanuaryDay after New Year's Day 2 January Sunday 2 January orTuesday 4 JanuaryMonday 2 JanuaryWaitangi Day Sunday 6 February Monday 6 February Good Friday Friday 22 April Friday 6 April Easter Monday Monday 25 April Monday 9 April ANZAC Day Monday 25 April Wednesday 25 April Queen's Birthday Monday 6 June Monday 4 June Labour Day Monday 24 October Monday 22 OctoberChristmas Day 25 December Saturday 25 December orTuesday 27 DecemberTuesday 25 DecemberBoxing Day 26DecemberMonday 26 December Wednesday 26 DecemberThe 11th statutory holiday is the Provincial Anniversary Day of the province in which an employee works. Provincial Anniversary Days areusually observed on the Monday nearest the actual day, and are observed only within that province. For actual dates/observances for Provincial Anniversary holidays, visit the Department of Labour's website: .There is no legal requirement for producers and contractors to observe statutory public holidays, although it is common practice to observe Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Waitangi Day, Easter Friday, Easter Monday and Labour Day by scheduling these days off or negotiating penalty payments for work on these days.Primary and Secondary School HolidaysThe school year is divided into 4 terms (semesters) with the major school holiday break of 6 weeks during the summer months of December and January. The other three school holiday breaks are of 2 weeks each, and are scheduled around:∙mid April∙early July∙late September/early October.For precise dates for school terms and school holidays, visit the Ministry of Education’s website.Film Friendly New ZealandOur Government and local bodies support filmmakers in New Zealand by ensuring a co-ordinated and straightforward approach to compliance issues like permitting, immigration and taxation. This means compliance is not a significant budget item.With the proliferation of filming in New Zealand, local regional authorities and district councils offer their full support to the film industry and many have implemented film friendly policies in conjunction with Film New Zealand.What exactly is Film Friendly?Gaining Film Friendly status is formal recognition that local authorities have the necessary processes and policies in place to meet screen production industry needs as they arise, without compromising the councils' statutory obligations.Requirements from councils and the screen production industry are detailed in the Local Government Filming Protocol (PDF, 1.03MB). Councils may respond to meeting Film Friendly requirements in different ways depending on the scale and relevant importance of screenproduction activity in that location.Film Friendly also means working collectively to provide a supportive environment for the screen production sector.What are its benefits, for both councils and production companies?Screen production activity is recognised as a significant economic contributor in many regions of New Zealand. In fact, many projects may involve activity over multiple council boundaries. The ability to have consistent and transparent treatment for screen production activity throughout the country is considered desirable for promoting the continued growth of this industry in New Zealand.By practicing Film Friendly, councils benefit from repeat economic activity, higher profile as a desirable production location, ease of consent and permission processing, and the ability to leverage off successful films shot in that location.For production companies, Film Friendly provides an easy point of contact in the area to help facilitate requirements within councils' jurisdiction and a greater degree of certainty regarding the companies' obligations.How do councils sign up to it?To become Film Friendly a council will need to demonstrate that it understands and agrees to progress in adopting film friendly processes and policies as outlined in the Protocol. The signing of a simple agreement between the council and Film New Zealand on behalf of the screen production industry recognises each party's commitment to film friendly requirements. Film New Zealand then issues a certificate of film friendliness and publishes the council's name with a web link below.Local Government New Zealand can provide the necessary guidance and contact point to gaining Film Friendly status.Does it cost councils to become Film Friendly?There is no fee associated with becoming or remaining Film Friendly. Internal costs associated with adopting and supporting film friendly activity will need to assessed by each council.For more information about becoming film friendly please contact Carla Kregcisz at Local Government New Zealand.Film Friendly Councils∙Auckland City Council∙Buller District Council∙Carterton District Council∙Central Otago District Council∙Christchurch City Council∙Dunedin City Council∙Far North District Council∙Franklin District Council∙Hamilton City Council∙Hastings District Council∙Hauraki District Council∙Horowhenua District Council∙Hutt City Council∙Manukau City Council∙Masterton District Council∙Napier City Council∙New Plymouth District Council∙North Shore City Council∙Palmerston North City Council∙Papakura District Council∙Porirua City Council∙Queenstown Lakes District Council∙Rotorua District Council∙Rodney District Council∙Ruapehu District Council∙Selwyn District Council∙South Taranaki District Council∙South Wairarapa District Council∙Stratford District Council∙Taupo District Council∙Timaru District Council∙Upper Hutt City Council∙Wairoa District Council∙Waitakere City Council∙Waitaki District Council∙Wanganui District Council∙Wellington City CouncilFor a full list of local and regional council contacts, visit Local Government New Zealand.Film Industry HistoryThe American Film Institute has called the New Zealand film industry "one of the wonders of the world... an unparalleled success story". Certainly the number of New Zealand filmmakers who have gained the world's attention is well beyond what the country's small population and distance from major metropolitan cultural centres might be expected to have delivered.Their successes have been founded on the tradition of versatility and innovation which has shaped the industry from its earliest days. Those industry values have been maintained, not merely out of necessity, but because of the strong value New Zealanders place on working that way.BeginningsThe first films were shown in New Zealand as early as 1896, but the industry’s first phase began in 1913 when three films based on Maori stories, and directed by Gaston Melies, appeared –Loved by a Maori Chieftainess, Hinemoa and How Chief Te Ponga Won His Bride. In the following 30 years some 28 films were produced, including The Birth of New Zealand (1922), Rewi’s Last Stand(1925) and Down on the Farm(1935). The end of the silent period saw a fall-off in feature production, and the industry’s next phase was launched with the establishment of the National Film Unit in 1941. The government-founded unit specialised in documentaries about New Zealand. Perhaps more importantly, as a location of training and experiment, the unit became a significant factor in the technical advancement of New Zealand filmmaking. Though the next 30 years would see only three local features made, the unit would spawn a number of independent production companies and, as a major training ground for new filmmakers, it set and maintained high-quality production standards.To the Present DayThe current phase in New Zealand’s filmmaking began in the 1970s with a revolution in film production. In the 30 years since Roger Donaldson’s Sleeping Dogs (1977) more than 350 feature films have been produced.Donaldson was one of the first to begin working on Hollywood features after the success of his second film Smash Palace (1982). His most recent New Zealand-made film, The World’s Fastest Indian, was released in 2005. Vincent Ward, who was the first New Zealander to win selection for theCannes Film Festival competition with Vigil(1984) and then The Navigator (1988), has worked in the US. His two most recent films, River Queen (2005) and Rain of the Children (2008), are a return to New Zealand subject matter.Geoff Murphy –Utu(1983), The Quiet Earth (1984) –has spent many years working in the US but has also returned to New Zealand with Spooked (2004). N ew Zealander Jane Campion shared the 1993 Palme d’Or at Cannes for The Piano,which went on to bring in three Academy Awards™ – the first New Zealand film to be so honoured. Lee Tamahori’s Once Were Warriors(1994) introduced the world to the grittier life of urban New Zealand and launched Tamahori's career as an international director.New Zealand continued to produce successful directors including Christine Jeffs with Rain (2001) followed by Sylvia(2003), and Niki Caro with Whale Rider (2002) and North Country (2005).Perhaps the highpoint of the industry’s production came with Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001-2003). Those three films, with state-of-the-art film and effects technology realised at Jackson’s facilities in Wellington, wer e the ultimate proof of New Zealand film’s technical and production capacity at every level.In this decade new young New Zealand filmmakers are establishing reputations, pursuing a broad range of themes and genres.Some like Jonathan King with Black Sheep (2007), Chris Graham with The Ferryman (2007) and Peter Burger with The Tattooist (2007) have enthusiastically embraced supernatural horror. Science fiction and horror also combined in Glenn Standring's Perfect Creature (2007), a highly original retelling of the vampire myth set in an alternate version of the 1960s.Others like Taika Waititi (nominated for a best short film Oscar™ in 2005 for Two Cars,One Night) have delighted in a Kiwi kind of quirkiness presented in the darkly charming Eagle vs Shark (2007). Meanwhile, Toa Fraser and Chris Graham, with No. 2 (2006)and Sione’s Wedding (2006) respectively, have explored Pacific themes with a real passion. And Robert Sarkies explored a tragic episode in New Zealand's history with Out of the Blue (2006).The New Zealand film industry has also provided a showcase for New Zealand actors, many of whom have become sought after internationally. Sam Neill's career was launched with Sleeping Dogs,and he has become one of New Zealand's most successful actors. Anna Paquin was the first New Zealandactor to win an Oscar™ for her performance in The Piano, and Keisha Castle-Hughes was nominated for Whale Rider.Cliff Curtis, Rena Owen and Temuera Morrison have all had strong international careers since Once Were Warriors. More recently Melanie Lynskey, Martin Henderson, Daniel Gillies, Karl Urban, Lucy Lawless and Martin Csokas are among those to work throughout the world.International Film ProductionThe people who have created the dynamic New Zealand industry also introduced world filmmakers to one of the country's most persistent characters – New Zealand's land and scenery.Ron Howard was one of the first Hollywood directors since the silent period to discover New Zealand as a location when he shot Willow (1988) in the Southern Alps. Expatriate New Zealanders, Lloyd Phillips and Martin Campbell, also shot their spectacular mountaineering film Vertical Limit in 1999 in the Southern Alps.New Zealand proved to be the perfect Middle-earth in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy. In The Last Samurai (2004) Ed Zwick found the North Island provided scenery ideal for his vision of 19th century Japan. Three years later, in Akihiko Shiota's Dororo (2007), the setting was a fantasy land that culturally resembles old Japan but is in fact the wilder parts of New Zealand's South Island.In 2003 Without a Paddle filmed throughout the lower North Island; and in 2004–05 LA-based expatriate Andrew Adamson returned to New Zealand with The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, using the spectacular backdrop of the Southern Alps to bring the film alive. At the same time, Peter Jackson created King Kong, his jungle and 1930s New York in and around the city of Wellington.In 2006 Roland Emmerich filmed part of the epic tale 10,000 BC (2008) in Wanaka; and New Zealand doubled as Alaska in the vampire saga 30 Days of Night (2007),directed by David Slade.Increasingly, fable, fantasy and fabulous effects have entered the filmmaking landscape in New Zealand, and the children's fantasies Bridge to Terabithia (Gabor Csupo) and The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep (Jay Russell) were both made in New Zealand for release in 2007.New Zealand visual and physical effects production companies have also worked on an increasing number of international productions, including Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Kingdom of Heaven, VanHelsing, Peter Pan,I Robot, The Legend of Zorro, X-Men 3, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Eragon and An Inconvenient Truth.TelevisionMost television production companies in New Zealand have their own team of producers, writers, directors and production managers, and their experience covers a wide range of programme genres including drama and factual series, comedy, light entertainment and documentaries. New Zealand has experienced line producers, UPMs, supervising producers, service producers and production managers who have illustrious careers in servicing domestic and international drama and non-drama (film and television) projects.New Zealand's first television production companies were set up in the late 1970s, and today production facilities include suites offering fully digital multi-media, computer animation and film/video post production. New Zealand television programmes sell in over 100 countries worldwide, and the country's television production companies have exported entertainment, lifestyle and sport series and formats abroad. A number of production companies have also co-produced major television drama series with partners based in Canada, Britain, Australia and Sweden, to name but a few.Currently with Film Australia, December Films and Ferns TV, New Zealand production company South Pacific Pictures is producing Cook, a major documentary series based on Vanessa Collingridge's book Cook –Obsession and Betrayal in the New World. The international co-production, which has been shot in the UK, Canada, Tahiti, Australia and New Zealand, will open up the world of 18th-century sea travel for viewers throughstate-of-the-art CGI and dramatic reconstruction.A standout star in documentary production is Natural History New Zealand (NHNZ), which has filmed above and below every ocean and every continent. With offices in Dunedin, Beijing and Washington DC, NHNZ works closely alongside Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, Discovery Health, TLC, National Geographic Channel, PBS (US), NHK (Japan), France 5 and NDR (Germany). A special area of expertise is Antarctica, where NHNZ has been making documentaries for more than 20 years.AnimationGreat animation to tell great stories has been one of the most significant aspects in the history of New Zealand film and television in the past decade. A huge level of investment combined with extraordinary creativityhas resulted in the development, production and distribution of quality animated content.New Zealand's primetime animated show, bro'Town(Firehorse Films), first appeared on television screens in September 2004. Irreverent, and capturing the energy, humour and enthusiasm inherent in the best portrayals of New Zealand's multi-cultural society, it was an instant success, wowing thousands of local and international fans, winning multiple awards and receiving impressive critical acclaim.Auckland-based Flux Animation Studio worked on the feature film An Inconvenient Truth, a box-office favourite and winner of best documentary at the 2007 Academy Awards™. Flux Animation Studio directed two animated sequences in the 90-minute film, sequences which have screened as a backdrop to environmental campaigner Al Gore on stages throughout the world. At home Flux Animation also produced several television series for Television New Zealand, including Tamatoa, Artoonz, Puzzle Inc and The Adventures of Massey Ferguson.2006 saw Weta Productions' first foray into children's television production with Jane and the Dragon. The Weta Productions team brought the same creativity and eye for detail to the world of Jane that was used in the creation of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Their work combined with the latest digital effects technology to deliver a beautiful and stunning new aesthetic for animated television.Auckland-based Huhu Studios created The Ten Commandments, released by Promenade Pictures in October 2007 and starring Sir Ben Kingsley as the narrator, Christian Slater as Moses, Alfred Molina as Ramses and Elliott Gould as God. The Flood would follow.Commercial productionNew Zealand has a robust and healthy television and cinema commercial industry that has a long and distinguished history of working with many different overseas production companies and advertising agencies.The same qualities that have appealed to feature filmmakers have also attracted makers of television commercials. Productions from countries as diverse as Poland, Japan, Korea, Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States have been shot in New Zealand.The varied landscape and climate enable the country to stand in for a large range of locations in close proximity to each other, and the SouthernHemisphere advantage of reverse seasons to the Northern Hemisphere is valuable for production timelines.Equally, international companies are also choosing New Zealand topost-produce their television commercials. The expectations of even the most demanding clients are being fulfilled by large and smaller boutique facilities, whose expertise in editing and leading-edge digital innovation is second to none.Advertising photography/stillsEvery region in New Zealand has a distinct character. There are literally hundreds of locations with their own special magic, and none is overexposed. New Zealand is a photographer's paradise.A small but elite group of companies and individuals offer line-production services for international advertising photography or stills shoots. They know the country's locations and resources. They appreciate issues around accessibility, staging areas, lighting angles and any length of red tape to be unravelled. They know about eliminating 'surprise' additional costs by considering projects from all angles at cost-estimating stage. They work to systems guaranteed to eliminate risk and deliver results. And, like their colleagues in film and television, they have worked extensively with some of the best in the business worldwide.Production services also include casting and engaging crew, including photographic assistants, stylists, prop makers, set builders and safety. Flash, lighting equipment, digital cameras and operators are all available. New Zealand stills crews are highly trained, flexible and cost competitive. Specialist crew such as helicopter pilots, underwater crew, and equipment and extreme sports guides are also available.New mediaOver the past decade New Zealand has witnessed the rise of the new media companies. These are backed by a collection of New Zealand-based new media research laboratories, and fed in part by graduates from media design schools who have trained in 3D animation, visualisation, game development, visual effects and digital media. The schools attract students from more than 35 countries, drawn to New Zealand by our reputation in high-end computer graphics and technical innovation.These new media companies are home to creators of visually compelling interactive digital content delivered across a range of channels anddevices, including mobile phones, PSP, internet and kiosks, game consoles and other portable devices.On offer are tactile tabletops, interactive wallpaper and floor-based sports games. Writers, designers and producers are installing original and intelligent exhibitions and experiences for museums and tourist sites in New Zealand and overseas. Two-minute television dramas are being produced for viewing on G3 mobiles. Increasingly it's interactive marketing of entertainment and games that young audiences are finding so compelling.These new media companies work across a broad range of technologies and media –frequently w ith a ‘pick and mix’ approach to media options that results in exceptionally innovative and exciting solutions in entertainment and education, and for business.。
The History of New Zealand(英语国家概况新西兰)
voyage of 1768–71 mapped almost the entire coastline visited by numerous European colonization
Colony(1840~1907)
New Zealand became a British colony: signing of the Treaty of Waitangi
History
The history of New Zealand
Discovery Of New Zealand New Zealand as a Colony New Zealand as a Dominion
New Zealand as a Realm
The first inhabitants
In 1951
New Zealand signed the ANZUS Treaty（The Australia, New Zealand, United States Security Treaty澳新美公 约)with the United States and Australia .
新西兰New Zealand(英文)PPT课件
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瓦尔特高原牧场Walter Peak，Where the scenery is great！
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天空塔Sky Tower，It suits to do bungee jumping movement！
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特卡波湖Lake Tekapo,好牧羊人教堂Church of the Good Shepherd
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Unive➢rsSitcyioefnce and Education
奥克兰理工大学学校建成于1895 年，于2000年被新西兰政府正式 批准升为新西兰八所公立大学之 一。
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Mount Eden Park
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new-zealand新西兰英语介绍
• New Zealand Airline's symbol use is also one of maori marks “tests Lu” (one kind of fern immature bud, is symbolizing hope).
About the film
• The Hobbit • Narnia Koku Monogatari Lion to Majo
• The first known European is arrived in New Zealand by the Dutch (Abel Tasman Janszoon Tasman) leads the fleet, in 1642, north and south west of the island is air.
• Agricultural products mainly in the economic country means beef, lamb, pork and chicken are can reasonable price for the kid sou have no deceit.
• . In addition, many international food imports, in compliance with the immigration habits and taste, especially from Asian immigrants.
• The country is famous for its natural beauty and scenic attractions, from snow-capped mountains, glaciers and fiords to thermal geysers, volcanoes, sub-tropical rainforests and magnificent sandy beaches.
美洲部分国家中英文简介
Oceania大洋洲1Australia 澳大利亚英文缩写:AUSIt is the world's sixth-largest country by total area. This country has the mostbeautiful natural view. But very dry.澳大利亚的面积居世界第六位、自然景观非常美丽但十分干燥。
Famous building:Sydney Opera House 悉尼歌剧院The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts centre in the Australian city of Sydney.It is one of the 20th century's most distinctive buildings and one of the most famous performing arts centres in the world.悉尼歌剧院，位于澳大利亚悉尼，是20世纪最具特色的建筑之一，也是世界著名的表演艺术中心。
2New Zealand 新西兰英文缩写：NZLNewzealand located in the southwest Pacific Ocean, is an island country.新西兰（New Zealand），位于太平洋西南部，是个岛屿国家。
几维鸟因叫声“几维”得名，被新西兰人看作是自己民族的象征，并且定为国鸟。
Kiwi due to call "a few dimensions," named after the New Zealanders as being a symbol of their nation, and as the national bird.3The Republic of The Fiji Islands斐济英文缩写：FIJThe Republic of the Fiji Islands is a multicultural island well-known natural view, and reallygood place for travellers.斐济群岛共和国是一个多元文化的岛国, 以自然景观而闻名是旅游胜地.Well-known natural view, and really good place for travellers. 以自然景观而闻名是旅游胜地4 New Caledonia:新喀里多尼亚岛英文缩写：NC新喀里多尼亚岛被称作为…世界尽头的天堂‟，地处澳大利亚与新西兰之间，位于南太平洋中部。
新西兰简介全英文(课堂PPT)
Where is New Zealand locபைடு நூலகம்ted?
New Zealand is located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, midway between the Equator and the South Pole. It is part of the Pacific Islands, or Oceania, which refers to a grouping of thousands of islands in the Pacific Ocean. It is also considered part of Polynesia, one of three major divisions of the Pacific Islands. Its nearest neighbor is Australia, which is approximately 1,600 kilometers west to it. Similar in size to Japan or Britain, New Zealand occupies a land area of 270,500 square kilometers. The northern and southern extremities of the country are 1,600 kilometers apart, but no part of this country is more than 120 kilometers from the sea.
What do you need to know about New Zealand? Where is New Zealand located? What are the geographical features of New Zealand? What are the types of climate in New Zealand? What are the unique plants and animals in New Zealand? How is the population distributed in New Zealand? What are the major ethnic groups and their languages? What are the main religions in New Zealand?
英语国家概况-新西兰篇中英翻译
第六部分新西兰 Part Six New ZealandChapter33.New Zealand(capital: Wellington)惠灵顿1)新西兰的地理位置New Zealand’s geography:新西兰地处南太平洋，位于赤道和南极之间New Zealand is in the Southern Pacific Ocean,halfway between the equator and the South Pole.新西兰的面积与英国和日本相近。
它有2个主要的岛，北岛和南岛The size of the country is similar to Britain or Japan.It has two main islands:North Island and South Island新西兰位于国际日期变更线以西，所以它是世界上第一个迎接新一天到来的国家。
New Zealand is just west of the Internationnal Date Line,so it is the first country to get the new day.最高的山峰是库克山，海拔3764米。
陶波湖是新西兰最大的湖。
The highest peak is Mt Cook,3764M. Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand 南岛最大的河流是克鲁沙河，北岛最大的河流有2个，是怀卡托河和黄加雷河。
The largest rivers in South Island is the Clutha,and in the North Island is the Waikato and the wanganui.地震和火山是新西兰最严重的自然灾害。
Earthquakes and volcanoes are the most serious potential natural disasters.2)气候特征Characteristics of New Zealand’s climate;①气候温和generally temperates.②多样，最北端是亚热带气候，南岛一些山区则是亚寒带气候varied climate: In the far north it is subtropical and in some mountainous areas of South Island it is subarctic③.常年下雨Rain falls all year round新西兰阳光最充足的城镇是纳尔逊，西海岸的降雨量最大。
新西兰简介
历史沿革
• 10世纪，来自库克群岛和塔希蒂的波利 尼西亚航海家乘坐独木舟来到新西兰。 到12世纪，全国已分布了许多定居点。 1350年起，毛利人在新西兰定居。
• 1642年，荷兰航海家阿贝尔·扬松·塔斯 曼在远洋冒险中发现新西兰的西海岸 区，但在企图登陆时遭到毛利人的攻击 而迅速离去，但他以荷兰一个地区的名 字命名这块土地为Nieuw Zealand，他绘 制了部分西海岸地区的地图，但并未在 此登陆。
艺术
• 新西兰的艺术与文化得自于各个种族，产生了结合毛利人、欧洲 毛利人人、亚洲人和大洋洲人的特质。新西兰的艺术圈反映了这 种融合。新西兰最有价值的绘画中，有些是由查尔斯·高第 （Czarles Goldie）于19世纪所画的毛利人画像。画家柯林·麦卡宏 （Kolin McKahon）的作品使用了文字、基督教肖像与毛利语言 以及神话，他被许多人认为是新西兰最伟大的艺术家。许多艺廊 除了展出这些作品，还有其他艺术家的作品，如雷尔夫·哈特雷 （Lalph Hotele）和葛雷姆·希尼（Glahame Sydney）。
音乐
• 新西兰的乐团有主要有：达桑氏（The Datsuns）、The D4、大洋 洲人（Pacifier）和阿尼卡摩瓦（AnikaMoa），都与国际唱片公司 签了约。默瓦娜·玛妮亚波脱（Moana Maniapoto）和她的部族乐 团（The Tribe）以毛利原音赢得国外的赞誉。除了流行乐团“拥 挤之屋”（Krowed House）的团长尼尔·芬（Neil Finn）之外，新 西兰歌剧歌手丹·奇里·蒂·卡那瓦（Dame Kiri Te Kanawa）和 丹·玛维那·梅杰（Dame Malvina Majol）都在国外演出。少女歌手 海莉（Hayley Westenra）的专辑《纯净》（Pule），发行第一周 就登上英国古典排行榜第一名。
New Zealand新西兰的英文原创简介
New ZealandIn the southwest Pacific Ocean, there is a country dotted with white clouds. It’s the 100% pure New Zealand. New Zealand is a large, long group of islands, 1600 kilometers from north to south. It is made up of two main landmasses, the North Island and the South Island, and numerous smaller island, most notably Stewart Island. A huge diversity of physical geography has produced a wide variation in landscape. In New Zealand, you can see beautiful scenery whenever you go. It’s a place for the production of movies such as The Lord of the Rings. It’s really a great place to enjoy the beauty of nature.The north Island has been formed mostly by volcanoes and some of them are still active. Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand, and its city skyline is dominated by cones of extinct volcanoes. In the Maori, Auckland means “pure girl and one hundred valentines”. Auckland Harbor Bridge connects the north and south parts of the city together into a whole. The shape of the bridge likes a hanger, and it is single span with a length of 1079 meters and eight parallel lanes. The Waitmo Cave is a famous tourist destination in the world, known as the “ninth wonder of the world”.In the central North Island, a spectacular cluster of four active volcanoes is crowned by 2797m Ruapehu, home of the island’s major ski fields. The steam vents, hot pools, bubbling mud and geysers of the famous thermal region stretch northeast to the coast and to White Island in the Bay of Plenty. Rotarua is the center of culture of New Zealand. You can enjoy the hot springs and go to the Maori Village to feel the Maori culture. Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, is situated at the southwestern tip of the North Island between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range. Wellington is the southernmost capital city and also the most remote capital city in the world. It is a famous tourist destination in the South Pacific and its café culture is prominent. The city has more cafés per capita than New York City. So if you are fond of coffee, don’t miss it.A massive mountain chain, the Southern Alps, runs almost the full length of the South Island. This is an area of outstanding scenic beauty, with the Marlborough Sounds in the north, many beautiful lakes and rivers, and Fiordland with its remote, deeply-cut inlets in the southwest.Queenstown, the most famous tourist attractions in the South Island, is surrounded by south of the Alps. Its nature beauty changes with the seasons, the lake gleams in the summer sun, and snow covers mountains above the township in winter. Nestled in beside the mysterious Lake Wakatipu, in the southern Lakes district of New Zealand, Queenstown is a cosmopolitan haven, offering a limitless adventure, southern wine and cuisine, and breathtaking alpine scenery. Along the Lake Wakatipu, there are many romantic café, when beacon lights reflected in the lake, people can’t help rising and dancing in a happy mood with the gently flowing music, and then you’ll find out that Queenstown can be romantic. Queenstown is a town with torrent, fjords, mountains and other adventures environment. It’s the birthplace of the bungee jumping. Enjoying the impact of the gravity acceleration in beautiful scenery absolutely makes you lead a person to endless aftertastes. Christchurch is in the South Island on the east, also known as “garden city”, because of plenty of beautiful flowers in the city. Classical architecture of Renaissance type has been a symbol of the city. You can overlook the city in a hot air balloon, and appreciate the beauty in a special way. And there is also a special festival, the Hot Balloon Festival, which is held in the end of March every year.Having been separated from other land for millions of years, the islands of New Zealand have their unique flora and fauna. A large number of native birds and plants, insects, spiders and snails,as well as all native earth worms, are found only in New Zealand. Kiwi is the national bird and it’s the only bird without wings. The word kiwi should be remembered for it is the name of the bird from which New Zealanders have adopted their name. In colloquial English, the Kiwi, capitalized, means a New Zealander. The tuatara is the most interesting, being the only surviving species of a reptile family which otherwise became extinct 100 million years ago.And when traveling in New Zealand, you should know some etiquette of meeting. New Zealanders always meet the guests by shaking hands in a social situation. When they meet a woman, they need to wait the woman reaches out her hand first. Maori use their nose to touch guest’s nose when they meet guests. It’s called “Hongi” and it’s the highest honor to the guests. New Zealanders are hospitable. They have a traditional of respecting elders. When you come here, Maoris use songs and dances to welcome visitors. They regard water as pure and holy things, so they sprinkle water to visitors. This is a symbol of blessing. And they don’t accept tips.The indigenous Maori name for New Zealand is Aotearoa, commonly translated as land of the long white cloud. Come to the pure world to find the peace of your mind.。
新西兰New Zealand(英文)(课堂PPT)
is a museum collecting historical and
national heritage , which is designed
to commemorate the soldiers who
died by the two world wars and
unique exhibition of Maori ethnic
奥克兰理工大学学校建成于1895 年，于2000年被新西兰政府正式 批准升为新西兰八所公立大学之 一。
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Mount Eden Park
Mountain in the park is 220 meters high, while the road circled on the hill, overlooking the city , harbor scenery , the Ground Wang Peninsula and Love Ji Tuotuo Island, village green like grass , harbor and across the best in the fundus .
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The War Memorial
It is located on Grafton Street , which collects antiquities and works of art of the Maori , including the various canoes by which early Maori sailed this point , agricultural and fishing and hunting tools, the knife and fork used for combat etc.
新西兰
Zealand ），
英文缩写 NZ ；在中国台湾、香
港、澳门地区以及海外华人的
生活地区 ，多称其为纽西兰。
毛利语为Aotearoa ，即“长白
云之乡”。监督世界各国腐败 行为的非政府组织“透明国际” 公布 2012年全球腐败指数报告， 在 176 个国家和地区中，新西 兰名列第一，最为清廉的国家。
极限运动
新西兰是世界极限运动的发源地,山地速降,高空跳 伞,悬崖秋千,滑翔机,拖行伞,蹦极,喷气船,激流划 艇...... 在这里应有尽有。那么，问题来了！你敢不敢？
毛利文化村
罗托鲁瓦市中心附近，有名叫奥希内穆
图的毛利村，内有毛利人的会议厅，柱子上雕有记述阿拉 瓦部族历史的精美图案。1963年市西南角的娃卡丽娃丽娃
毛利寨辟为公园，内有会议厅、住房和贮藏室等早期建筑。 早期毛利人的住房，用蒲草和棕榈树枝搭成，简陋低矮， 不能直腰。各种贮藏室均有高脚支撑，工具室则类似我国 云南傣族的竹楼，但较矮小；族长的食品室，则离地很 高...
凯麦玛玛库森林公园占地面积70公里，从怀希附
近的卡朗加哈科峡谷到罗托鲁瓦附近的玛玛库高原。它 在怀卡托和丰盛湾地区之间形成了一个天然屏障。位于 新西兰、由凯麦山脉和玛玛库高原两个部分组成的凯麦 玛玛库森林公园 (Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park) 占地 45,000 公顷，将怀卡托和丰盛湾两个地区分割开来。探 访凯麦玛玛库森林公园，就象步入了一座古代与近代博
提卡波湖 ——即使湛蓝天空，也不免在它面前黯然
失色以人间净土来形容宁静的提卡波湖，最为贴切不过， 这里的湖水中因融有本地的特殊矿物质，而在阳光下呈 现出无法想象的迷人蓝色，那是一种宛如将纯白牛奶倾 入湛蓝天空后，形成的梦境一样的蓝。
介绍新西兰的英语作文
介绍新西兰的英语作文New Zealand: A Land of Enchantment and AdventureNew Zealand, a small island nation nestled in the South Pacific, is a true gem that captivates the hearts and minds of travelers from around the world. With its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm, welcoming people, it is a destination that offers an unparalleled experience for those seeking to explore the wonders of the natural world.At the heart of New Zealand's allure lies its stunning natural beauty. From the majestic snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps to the pristine beaches that line its coastlines, the country is a veritable playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The country's diverse terrain is home to a wealth of ecosystems, each with its own unique flora and fauna. Visitors can hike through ancient rainforests, kayak along serene fjords, or venture into the depths of volcanic craters, all the while marveling at the sheer beauty that surrounds them.One of the most iconic natural wonders of New Zealand is the Fiordland National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site that boasts some of the most dramatic and awe-inspiring landscapes on theplanet. Carved by glaciers over thousands of years, the park's deep, narrow fjords are surrounded by towering cliffs and lush, verdant forests, creating a breathtaking scene that is both humbling and inspiring. Visitors can explore the park's many hiking trails, taking in the stunning vistas and spotting native wildlife such as the iconic kea, a mischievous mountain parrot.Beyond its natural beauty, New Zealand is also renowned for its rich cultural heritage. The indigenous Maori people have a long and storied history, with a vibrant tradition of art, music, and storytelling that has been passed down through generations. Visitors can immerse themselves in Maori culture by attending cultural performances, exploring traditional villages, and learning about the significance of the country's many sacred sites.One of the best ways to experience Maori culture is to attend a traditional hangi, a communal feast where food is cooked underground using heated stones. These events are not only a culinary delight but also a chance to learn about the Maori people's deep connection to the land and their customs. Visitors can also explore Maori art and crafts, such as intricate wood carvings and woven tapestries, which showcase the incredible skill and artistry of the indigenous people.In addition to its natural and cultural riches, New Zealand is alsorenowned for its thriving adventure tourism industry. From bungee jumping to skydiving, the country offers a wide range of adrenaline-fueled activities that cater to thrill-seekers of all levels. One of the most popular adventure activities is the Shotover Jet, a high-speed boat ride through the narrow canyons of the Shotover River, where passengers can experience the rush of navigating the turbulent waters at breakneck speeds.For those seeking a more leisurely pace, New Zealand also offers a wealth of opportunities to explore its stunning landscapes at a more relaxed tempo. Visitors can embark on scenic drives through the country's rolling hills and winding roads, stopping along the way to admire the breathtaking vistas and sample the region's renowned wine and cuisine.One of the most iconic scenic drives in New Zealand is the Milford Road, which winds its way through the heart of Fiordland National Park. Along the way, travelers can stop to admire the towering waterfalls, pristine lakes, and ancient glaciers that dot the landscape, all the while taking in the serene beauty of the surrounding mountains.Ultimately, what sets New Zealand apart as a truly unique and captivating destination is the warmth and hospitality of its people. The Kiwis, as the country's residents are known, are renowned fortheir friendly and welcoming nature, always eager to share their love of their homeland with visitors. Whether it's the local barista who takes the time to chat about the region's best hiking trails or the tour guide who regales you with stories of the country's rich history, the people of New Zealand are what truly make the experience of visiting this remarkable country so unforgettable.In conclusion, New Zealand is a land of enchantment and adventure, a place where the natural world and human culture come together in a harmonious and awe-inspiring display. From its breathtaking landscapes to its rich cultural heritage, the country offers a truly unique and unforgettable experience for all who visit. Whetheryou're seeking thrilling adventures or a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, New Zealand is a destination that is sure to leave a lasting impression on your heart and mind.。
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The Waitomo Caves
It is near Dikuyidi 168 km south of Auckland. And it’s a famous tourist destination in the world , known as the " eighth wonder of the world ”.
瓦卡蒂普湖Lake Wakatipu，this is very beautiful！
瓦尔特高原牧场Walter Peak，Where the scenery is great！
天空塔Sky Tower，It suits to do bungee jumping movement！
特卡波湖Lake Tekapo,好牧羊人教堂Church of the Good Shepherd
open coffee are popular to the visitors, also are
Auckland person and visitors often enjoy leisure venues.
building
It is the landmark building of Auckland, founded in 1012, also is the customs bureau early. The whole building are using sandstone built by laying bricks or stones, appearance becoming strong, as well as the construction of the steel bars, the kerosene lamp of the room whose ancient meaning is full, is a unique artwork, worth careful with ornamental.
Parneel Road
Hundred of years ago, it was in full flourish, there lived many dignitaries. As British declawed, it also gradually decline. However, in recent years, people in the heart of the efforts, they turn Victorian building to be built today's parneel village, then the former luster recover s gradually. Parneel road can say is travel essence of Auckland. House of primitive simplicity and modern buildings still keep the balance of their position. Each size of shops, restaurants and
and Education
It was founded in 1883, ranks 50 in the world. It is the best university of New Zealand, for its departments are the largest.
奥克兰大学创立于1883年，排在世 界高校排名前50位，是新西兰最好 的大学。
Sky Tower
It was Built in 1996.It is the tallest building with 328 meters high in the southern h e m i s p h e r e b y f a r. Multi - viewing platform on the tower , with highpowered telescopes can be convenient for visitors to enjoy the panoramic views of Auckland, the multilingual broadcasting services and interactive technology equipment as well as audiovisual exhibition.
New Zealand
New Zealand 新西兰
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Introduction of New Zealand
New Zealand is an island country in the south-western Pacific Ocean comprising two main landmasses (the North Island and the South Island) and nu merous smaller islands, most notably Stewart Island and the Chatham Islands. The Realm of New Zealand also includes Tokelau; the Cook Islands and Niue (selfgoverning but in free association); and the Ross Dependency, New Zealand's terri torial claim in Antarctica. The climate is mild and temperate and most of the land was originally covered in forests of podocarp, kauri or southern beech. During its long isolation New Zealand developed a distinctive fauna dominated by birds, a number of which became extinct after the arrival of humans and introduced mam mals. 新西兰是由两个主要的自转 （北岛和南岛） 和许多较小的岛屿组成的西南太平洋岛屿国 家最引人注目的是斯图尔特岛和查塔姆群岛。新西兰的领域还包括托克劳 ；库克群 岛、 纽埃 (自由结盟的自治但） ；和罗斯属地，新西兰的南极的领土主张。气候是温和 和温带和 podocarp、 贝壳或南部的山毛榉林原本覆盖着的大部分土地。在其长期隔绝， 新西兰开发独特的动物以鸟类为主，其中若干绝种了人类抵达后和介绍哺乳动物。
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English is used by most of the people Auckland. 867,825 people only speak one kind language. 274,863 people speak tow kinds languages. 57,051 people speak three kinds languages or more.
The Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World
It is one of Auckland 's most famous tourist attractions, and a masterpiece of the famous New Zealand marine archaeologist Mr. Kelly Tatton. After 10 years of efforts , the underwater world opened to the public in 1985 . It melts ice , snow , water and one .
died by the two world wars and
unique exhibition of Maori ethnic handicrafts . The museum is a Gothic
building with rich furnishings , a total
of three floors. A majestic Memorial Monument stands in front of the museum ,where a grand memorial ceremony will be held on April 25 of each year.
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religion More than half of Auckland city's population is Christian. Less than 10% people regularly go to church on Sunday.
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The War Memorial
It is located on Grafton Street , which collects antiquities and works of art of the Maori , including the various canoes by which early Maori sailed this point , agricultural and fishing and hunting tools, the knife and fork used for combat etc.
One Tree Hill
It is located in Ken will Park (Cornwall Park) in the north of the city, covers an area of 120 hectares, 183 meters high, because of only one pine tree on the top of the mountain it was named that. There are shade below the shadow of grassland, flocks of sheep, so it’s really a good place to experience Auckland r95 年，于2000年被新西兰政府正式 批准升为新西兰八所公立大学之 一。