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关于一次去北京旅行的英语作文,80词内全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Last summer vacation, my parents surprised me with a trip to Beijing! I had never been to China's capital before, and I was super excited. We took the high-speed train from Shanghai, and it only took about 5 hours to get there. That's way faster than driving!As soon as we arrived in Beijing, I could tell it was a really big, important city. There were tall buildings everywhere, and lots of people rushing around. Our hotel was nice and modern, with a huge TV in the room. The first thing I wanted to do was go exploring!The next day, we visited Tiananmen Square. It's this massive open plaza right in the center of Beijing. I had seen pictures, but it was even bigger in real life! We took lots of photos in front of the giant portrait of Chairman Mao hanging on the Tiananmen Gate. There were security guards everywhere making sure no one caused any trouble.After that, we went to the Forbidden City, which is this incredible palace where China's emperors used to live. It's called "forbidden" because regular people weren't allowed inside for a really long time. But now it's open as a museum and tourist site. We spent hours walking through all the different buildings, gardens, and courtyards. Everything was so ornate and beautifully decorated. I felt like a prince exploring my own palace!The next day, we did something really cool - we hiked along a section of the Great Wall of China! I had learned about the Great Wall in school, but finally seeing it in person wasmind-blowing. It's so massive and goes on forever across the mountains. We had to climb up and down a bunch of steep steps, but the views from the top were worth it. You could see the wall snaking through the trees and hills for miles and miles. Our guide told us about how the wall was built over hundreds of years to protect China from invaders. Amazing!After hiking, we were pretty tired, so the next day we took it easy and went to some parks and markets around Beijing. We visited the Temple of Heaven, which is this incredible temple complex with beautiful architecture and gardens. We also wandered through Wangfujing Street, which is this hugepedestrian shopping area with snack vendors, restaurants, and stores selling all kinds of stuff. I tried scorpion skewers, which actually weren't too bad!On our final day in Beijing, my parents took me to see the pandas at the Beijing Zoo. They are SO cute and fluffy! We watched them munch on bamboo and play around. I could have spent all day just watching the pandas. The zoo also had other cool animals like elephants, lions, and komodo dragons. But the pandas were definitely the stars of the show.After a fun-filled week in Beijing, it was time to head back home to Shanghai. I had such an incredible time exploring China's capital. From the historical sights like the Forbidden City and Great Wall, to the parks, markets, food, and pandas - Beijing was just awesome. I made so many amazing memories that I'll never forget. I already can't wait to go back someday!篇2My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Wow, let me tell you all about my incredible trip to Beijing last summer! It was the first time I had ever been to China's capital city, and I was super excited. My mom, dad, and little sister went too, and we had the best family adventure.The first thing I noticed when we got to Beijing was how big and crowded it was. There were people and cars everywhere! Our hotel was right in the center of the city, and from our room we could see tall skyscrapers stretching up into the sky. Everything felt so modern and busy compared to back home.On our first full day, we visited the famous Tiananmen Square. It's this huge open plaza in the heart of Beijing. I had learned about it in school, but seeing it in person wasmind-blowing. The square itself is massive, and there were tourists from all over the world there taking pictures. At one end is the Gate of Heavenly Peace with a giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging above it. Our tour guide told us all about the important historical events that happened there. It was amazing to be walking in such an iconic place!The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China - definitely the highlight of the trip for me! We took a bus out to a quieter section called Mutianyu. As we walked up the path towards the wall, I could see it snaking across the mountain ridges in the distance. It looked so old and almost magical against the green hills. When we finally reached it, I was stunned by how enormous the wall actually is. The bricks and stone steps seemed to stretch on forever in both directions. Our guide said it took hundreds ofyears and millions of workers to build it all by hand. No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world!Climbing up onto the Great Wall itself was a workout with all the steep steps, but it was totally worth it. The views from up there were breathtaking. You could see the valleys and mountains all around, with the wall winding over the peaks as far as the eye could see. Part of it was even disappearing into the misty clouds in the distance. I felt like I was in an ancient world hundreds of years ago when it was first built to protect China from invaders. Just being up on those old stones was such a powerful experience!After visiting the iconic historical sites, we got to explore some fun modern attractions too. One day we went to the Beijing Olympic Park, which is where the 2008 Summer Olympics were held. We saw the incredible Bird's Nest stadium up close and visited the olympic village areas. Everything was built on such a grand, massive scale - it really showed off China's amazing architecture and engineering. I would love to actually attend the Olympics there someday and see it all in action!Another part of Beijing I loved was all the delicious food. Chinese cuisine from different regions was available everywhere, and we tried so many tasty dishes. From crispy Peking duck tomouth-watering dumplings to fresh noodles in savory broth, it was all incredibly flavorful. We even got to watch an entertaining noodle dance performance where the chefs tossed and stretched the dough with impressive skills. And don't even get me started on all the yummy street foods we snacked on!On our final day in Beijing, we took an excursion out to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall again to hike a longer route. The scenery of the Great Wall winding through the lush green mountains was just stunning. Even though the endless staircases had my legs feeling like jelly, the peaceful quiet and crisp fresh air was so rejuvenating. I felt so small compared to this massive ancient structure, but also so grateful to be experiencing such a renowned world wonder right before my eyes.Beijing was jam-packed with incredible sights, from towering modern skyscrapers to ancient wonders like the Forbidden City and the Great Wall itself. I'll never forget the amazement I felt exploring destinations that were so different from my regular life back home. Getting to experience a new country and culture like that was an adventure I'll cherish forever. I'm already dreaming about my next trip abroad - maybe somewhere in Europe next time! Who knows what other awesome places I'll get to discover.篇3My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Wow, I just got back from the most incredible trip to Beijing, the capital of China! My mom and dad took me there for the spring holiday and it was seriously the best vacation ever.The first thing I have to tell you about is the plane ride. It was my first time ever flying and I was a little nervous, but also really excited. The plane was huge! When we took off, my stomach did a flip-flop and I couldn't stop giggling. The flight attendants were so nice and gave me cookies and juice. I watched movies the whole way there too. Flying is awesome!When we landed in Beijing, I could hardly believe my eyes. The airport was massive, like a small city! We took a taxi to our hotel in the city center and I just stared out the window the whole ride. The streets were jam-packed with cars, bikes, and people. The buildings seemed to stretch up to the sky. Everything was so tall, busy, and loud compared to my little town back home.Our hotel room was on the 22nd floor and had an amazing view. We could see all across the city skyline. That first night, we went out for authentic Beijing duck at a famous restaurant. The crispy skin with sweet bean sauce was delicious! I tried usingchopsticks for the first time too. It was really tricky but I kept practicing.The next day, we went to Tiananmen Square, the huge plaza in the heart of Beijing. It's one of the biggest public squares in the world! We took a tour and I learned it's been the site of lots of important events in Chinese history over the centuries. Seeing it in person made me feel tiny.From there, we walked into the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace where China's emperors lived hundreds of years ago. It's absolutely ginormous, with something like 9,000 rooms! We spent hours wandering the different buildings, gardens, and corridors. My favorite part was the intricate wooden carvings and the bright yellow-glazed roof tiles. It felt like stepping into an ancient world.The next day, we went to the Great Wall. I couldn't wait because I'd learned all about it in school. We took a bus ride out to a less-crowded section called Mutianyu. As we got closer, I could see snippets of the massive stone wall snaking across the green mountainsides in the distance. It was breathtaking. Once we were up on the wall itself, the views stretched on forever in each direction. The wall really is incredible and immense in person.We hiked for a couple of hours, up and down the steep steps along the ridge. Parts of it were pretty crumbly and wild, which made me feel like an explorer from long ago. I loved clambering along the watchtowers and imagining the soldiers keeping look-out centuries before. What an unbelievable feat of engineering and construction! The Great Wall is definitely one of the most amazing things I've ever seen.We did so many other fun things in Beijing too. We explored the hutongs, the quaint old neighborhoodslined with courtyard homes and tiny alleys. We whizzed around on ubiquitous rented bicycles. We went to parks filled with locals practicing tai chi, dancing, playing games, and just hanging out. We saw amazing acrobats at one of the theaters. And we ate more delicious food than I can even name - noodles, dumplings, hot pot, BBQ skewers, candies, and on and on.Beijing is such a vibrant, bustling, historic city. Everywhere we looked, there were dazzling modern skyscrapers right beside ancient temples, narrow hutongs, and lively street markets. It's an incredible mix of the ancient and modern world, of East and West. I loved experiencing a culture so different from my own. The sights, sounds, and energy of the city were just electric.I have so many amazing memories from our trip to Beijing. My brain is still spinning from all the new people, places, and experiences I encountered. I took hundreds of photos and can't wait to make an album to remember it forever. Beijing is an extraordinary place and I already can't wait to go back someday! This was the journey of a lifetime.篇4My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Wow, let me tell you all about my amazing trip to Beijing, the capital city of China! It was so awesome and fun. My family and I went there for summer vacation and we had the best time ever.First, we visited the Forbidden City. This was the palace where the emperors of ancient China used to live with their families and workers. It's called the Forbidden City because regular people weren't allowed to go inside back then. The palace is humongous - it has 9,999 rooms! Can you imagine having that many rooms in your house? I would get so lost trying to find the bathroom.We spent almost an entire day wandering around the different halls, temples, gardens and courtyards inside the Forbidden City. Everything was built with beautiful red andyellow colors. My favorite part was the Imperial Garden with the pretty lakes, bridges, trees and flowers. I felt like a little emperor or empress exploring my own palace!The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China. Let me tell you, it was not an easy hike! The wall goes up and down over huge mountains and hills. My legs were super sore after climbing up all those steep steps. But it was 100% worth it because the views were breathtaking. We could see the enormous wall snaking over the peaks for miles and miles. I felt so tiny compared to this gigantic wall built so long ago.Did you know people say you can even see the Great Wall from space? I'm not sure if that's really true or not. If any aliens are reading this, let me know if you've spotted it before! The Great Wall must look like a long grey dragon sleeping on the mountains from far away.In the evenings, we wandered around Wangfujing Street which was always packed with people and smelled delicious from all the street food stands. We tried every kind of tasty snack - sugar dragon's beard candy, tanghulu candied fruit, stinky tofu, jianbing crepes, and amazing dumplings galore! My belly was always stuffed but I couldn't stop eating.One night, we attended an incredible Chinese acrobat show that blew my mind. The performers were so bendy and strong, doing incredible flips and human pyramids effortlessly. At one point, a lady sprinted on a rope while pulling a heavy rickshaw with another acrobat inside! It was one of the coolest things I've ever seen.On our last day, we visited the adorable pandas at the Beijing Zoo. Those chunky bears were my favorite part of the whole trip! They lazed around chewing on bamboo and wrestling playfully with each other. I could have watched them all day. I tried making little panda noises by grunting and snorting at them, but the pandas just ignored my bad panda impressions.Beijing was absolutely incredible and I can't wait to go back again someday. From the epic historical sites to the delectable foods to the adorable pandas, every moment was fun and exciting. I give this trip a billion out of ten stars! I already miss Beijing so much.篇5My Trip to BeijingLast summer, my family went on a big trip to Beijing! We saw so many amazing things. The Forbidden City was huge withpretty gardens and buildings. At the Great Wall, I climbed up tons of steep steps. The jade sculptures at the museum were incredible. My favorite was the panda bears at the zoo - they were so cute and fuzzy! Beijing has great food too like dumplings and noodles. I had the best time exploring the city's history and culture. I can't wait to go back someday!篇6My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Wow, I just got back from the coolest trip ever to Beijing, the capital of China! My mom, dad, and little sister went with me during our spring break. We had such an amazing time exploring the city and seeing all the incredible sights. Let me tell you all about it!We started our adventure by visiting the Forbidden City. This was the imperial palace for 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It's a massive complex with 9,999 rooms! Can you believe that? Our tour guide said only the emperor, his family, and servants could enter the Forbidden City back in the day. No ordinary people were allowed inside. We spent hours wandering through the different halls, gardens, and courtyards. Everything was decorated so beautifully with paintings, carvings,and pottery. My favorite part was the Imperial Garden with its pagodas and little bridges over the ponds. I felt like a princess exploring her castle!The next day, we went to see the famous Great Wall of China. Wow, it was even more incredible than I imagined! The Great Wall winds up and down across the mountains as far as the eye can see. Our guide told us it's over 13,000 miles long! That's really, really far. We hiked along a section of the wall, climbing up tons of steep steps. It was pretty tiring but so worth it for the amazing views. From up on the Great Wall, you can look out over the green hills and valleys stretching to the horizon. I felt like I was on top of the world! No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world.Speaking of wonders, we also visited another - the gigantic Terracotta Warriors museum. These life-size warrior statues were buried underground for over 2,000 years until farmers rediscovered them in 1974. Each warrior has a different facial expression and details like hair and clothing. Apparently there are around 8,000 soldiers, horses, and chariots in the pits! It's mind-boggling that they were all created so long ago without modern tools. The Terracotta Warriors blew my mind.On our last day in Beijing, we explored some old neighborhoods called hutongs. These are areas with tiny alleys and courtyard houses from long ago. It was like stepping back in time! We took a rickshaw ride (that's a chariot pulled by a person) through the winding alleys. I could hardly believe people used to live in such small spaces. Our guide showed us inside one of the courtyard homes where a family had lived only 50 years ago. The kitchen, bedrooms, and living area were all contained in one little building with hardly any electricity or plumbing. I'm glad I live in a bigger, more modern house! Still, it was neat to imagine what life used to be like centuries ago in the hutongs.Throughout our trip, we also ate the most delicious food! My favorites were the dumplings, noodles, and Beijing's signature dish - Peking duck. It's duck meat wrapped up in a thin pancake with sauces and veggies. It doesn't sound that good, but believe me, it's amazing! We probably went a little overboard on snacking because there were just so many yummy things to try. I think we all gained a few pounds from eating our way through Beijing!I had such an unforgettable spring break experiencing the history, culture, and sights of China's capital. Beijing is a bustling, modern city but it also felt like traveling back through thousandsof years of traditions and stories. I'm so grateful my parents took us on this incredible adventure across the world. I'll never forget watching the flag-raising ceremony at Tiananmen Square, walking on the Great Wall, or seeing the Forbidden City lit up at night. Beijing is truly one of the most amazing places I've ever been. When I'm older, I'll definitely go back and explore even more of this fascinating city!。

关于旅游北京的简单英语作文(高一)

关于旅游北京的简单英语作文(高一)全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Trip to BeijingLast summer, my family took a fun trip to Beijing! Beijing is the capital city of China. It was so exciting to visit such an important and historic place.We started our trip by visiting Tiananmen Square. This is a very big square right in the middle of Beijing. It can fit one million people! We took lots of pictures in front of the giant portrait of Chairman Mao that hangs on the gate. My little brother pretended to be a soldier and marched around. It was silly but fun!Next, we went to see the Forbidden City. This was the palace where emperors lived long ago. It has 9,999 rooms! We walked through the beautiful gardens and halls decorated with dragons and phoenixes. My favorite part was climbing onto the stone carvings of lions and dinosaurs. They were so cool and unique.One of the coolest things we did was ride a dragon boat on the lake inside the Summer Palace. A dragon boat has a dragon head on the front! We got to paddle the boat ourselves. I got pretty tired from rowing but it was an awesome experience.Of course, no trip to Beijing is complete without seeing the Great Wall of China! The Great Wall is a massive wall built a long, long time ago to protect China. We had to take a bus and then a rail car part of the way up the mountain it was built on. When we finally got there, I was amazed by how enormous it was! We climbed up and down the steep steps along the ridge. My legs were sore afterwards but it was worth it for the incredible views.Beijing is famous for its delicious food too. We had so many yummy dishes like dumplings, noodles, Peking duck, and hot pot. My absolute favorite was the jianbing, which is kind of like a crepe with an egg, crispy wontons, and sauce inside. It was the best breakfast ever!We also visited parks, temples, the beijing zoo to see the pandas, and went shopping at lively market streets. Beijing has so many fun things to do and see! I took hundreds of pictures and videos to remember the trip.My family and I had an awesome time in Beijing. It is such a vibrant city full of history, culture, and friendly people. I learnedso much about China just by exploring Beijing. I hope I can go back again someday and experience more of this amazing place! Traveling to Beijing was a trip I'll never forget.篇2My Trip to BeijingLast summer, my family and I went on a very exciting trip to Beijing, the capital of China! Beijing is a huge city with over 21 million people living there. It was my first time visiting, and I had so much fun exploring all the amazing historical sites and trying delicious new foods.We started our trip by visiting the Forbidden City. This was the palace where the emperors of China used to live a long time ago. It's called the "Forbidden City" because regular people weren't allowed to go inside for many years. But now it's open for everyone to visit! The Forbidden City is massive - it has 9,999 rooms! We spent hours walking around the different buildings, gardens, and courtyards. My favorite part was the impressive throne room where the emperors would sit. The thrones were decorated with carvings of dragons and phoenixes.Next, we went to see the Great Wall of China. This is a enormous wall that was built a really long time ago to protectChina from invaders. Parts of the wall are over 2,000 years old! We hiked along a section of the wall snaking over the mountains. It was exhausting climbing up and down all the steep steps, but the views from the top were incredible. I felt so tiny compared to the massive stone wall stretching as far as I could see.One day, we explored the Summer Palace, which was a relaxing retreat for the royal families away from the Forbidden City. I loved wandering through the beautiful gardens with colorful flowers, trees, and marble bridges arching over the lakes. We also went on a boat ride across Kunming Lake and saw the incredible marble boat that was built for the emperors. The Summer Palace was the perfect place to get some fresh air and enjoy nature.Of course, no trip to Beijing would be complete without seeing the famous Tiananmen Square. This enormous plaza in the center of the city can fit over 1 million people! There was a constant stream of locals and tourists passing through to see the monuments and museums lining the square. We saw the National Museum of China, the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong, and the iconic portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the Gate of Heavenly Peace. Tiananmen Square was always lively and crowded, with people flying kites, exercising, and hanging out.My favorite activity in Beijing was definitely the food! We ate so many delicious dishes like crispy Peking duck, savory dumplings, and flaming Mongolian hot pot. One of the most unique things I tried was the Peking roast chicken, which was served with the entire chicken along with all the crispy skin and sauces for dipping. For dessert, we had sweet soups with chewy rice balls, exotic fruits like dragon fruit, and egg tarts from the famous Qin Bao Ding bakery. I was amazed by all the new flavors!Overall, Beijing was an awesome place to visit as there was so much history, culture, and delicious food to experience. From walking on the Great Wall to touring the imperial palaces to filling up on dumplings, Beijing had something exciting around every corner. I'll definitely want to go back again someday and explore even more of this incredible city!篇3Sure, here's a simple English essay about traveling to Beijing, written from the perspective of an elementary school student. The length is approximately 2,000 words.My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Hi, my name is Jimmy, and I'm going to tell you all about my amazing trip to Beijing, the capital city of China! I went there with my parents during our summer vacation, and it was the best trip ever!We took a plane to get to Beijing, and it was my first time flying! I was a little nervous at first, but it was so cool to see the clouds and the tiny houses and cars below us. The flight was really long, but I kept myself busy by reading my favorite comic books and playing games on my tablet.When we finally landed in Beijing, the first thing I noticed was how big and crowded the airport was. There were people everywhere! My mom and dad had to make sure I held their hands tightly so I wouldn't get lost in the crowd.After we got our luggage, we took a taxi to our hotel. The taxi driver didn't speak much English, but my dad knows a little bit of Chinese, so he could communicate with the driver. The ride to our hotel was crazy! There were so many cars on the road, and everyone was honking their horns and driving really fast. I was a little scared, but my mom said that's just how traffic is in big cities like Beijing.Our hotel was really nice and fancy. We had a huge room with two big beds, a TV, and even a little fridge! The best partwas the amazing view from our window. We could see tall skyscrapers, parks, and even a tiny part of the Great Wall in the distance!The first place we visited was Tiananmen Square. It's a huge open area in the center of Beijing, and it was packed with people! My dad said it's one of the largest public squares in the world. We took lots of pictures and walked around, but my favorite part was watching the soldiers marching and standing guard. They looked so serious and disciplined!Next, we went to the Forbidden City, which used to be the palace where the emperors of China lived a long time ago. It's called the "Forbidden City" because regular people weren't allowed to enter back then. The palace was absolutely massive, with tons of different buildings, gardens, and courtyards. We spent hours exploring and learning about the history from our tour guide. My favorite part was seeing the throne room where the emperor sat – it was so fancy and decorated with gold and jewels!Of course, we had to visit the Great Wall of China too! We took a bus to get there, and I was amazed at how huge and long the wall was. It snaked across the mountains as far as I could see! We climbed up a section of the wall, and let me tell you, it wasnot easy. The steps were super steep and uneven, and I got really tired and out of breath. But the view from the top was absolutely incredible! I felt like I was on top of the world.We also visited some other cool places in Beijing, like the Summer Palace (which used to be the emperor's summer retreat), the Temple of Heaven (a beautiful temple where emperors used to pray for good harvests), and the Beijing Zoo (where we saw pandas, elephants, and all kinds of other animals).Of course, no trip to China would be complete without trying the delicious food! We ate all sorts of yummy dishes like dumplings, noodles, fried rice, and Peking duck. My favorite was the sweet and sour pork – it was so tasty and a little bit spicy, just the way I like it!One night, we even went to see a Chinese acrobat show. The performers did all kinds of amazing stunts and tricks, like balancing on chairs, juggling multiple objects, and doing flips and contortions with their bodies. It was mind-blowing to watch!After a whole week of sightseeing and exploring, it was finally time to go home. I was really sad to leave Beijing, but I was also excited to tell all my friends about my incredible adventures in China.Overall, my trip to Beijing was the best vacation ever! I got to see and experience so many amazing things, from ancient historical sites to modern skyscrapers and bustling city life. I learned so much about Chinese culture, history, and traditions, and I even picked up a few Chinese words and phrases along the way.If you ever get the chance to visit Beijing, I highly recommend it! Just be prepared for lots of walking, crowds, and some crazy traffic. But trust me, it's all worth it for the incredible sights, sounds, and experiences you'll have in this amazing city.Well, that's all for now, folks! I hope you enjoyed my story about my trip to Beijing. Maybe one day, you'll get to visit too and have your own amazing adventures in China!篇4My Trip to BeijingHi everyone! I'm so excited to tell you all about my trip to Beijing last summer! My family and I went there for two whole weeks and it was the best vacation ever. Beijing is the capital city of China and it's really big and amazing. Let me tell you all about it!We started our trip by visiting the famous Tiananmen Square. It's a huge open space in the center of Beijing with lots of historic buildings around it. We took so many pictures in front of the giant portrait of Chairman Mao that hangs there. The square was so crowded with people! My little brother got lost for a few minutes and we were pretty scared, but we found him again quickly.Right next to Tiananmen Square is the Forbidden City. This was the palace where the emperors of China lived long ago. It has almost 1,000 buildings inside and we spent a whole day walking around and exploring! My favorite part was the Imperial Garden - it was so beautiful and peaceful with little bridges, ponds and trees. We also saw the throne room where the emperor would sit. I can't imagine how fancy and luxurious it must have been for the emperor to live there.Another day, we went to the Great Wall of China! We took a bus way out into the mountains to get there. Climbing up the steep steps of the wall was really tiring, but the view from the top was incredible. The Great Wall just goes on and on across the mountains as far as you can see. It must have taken so much work to build something so massive! We had a lot of fun takinggoofy pictures pretending to be ancient Chinese soldiers guarding the wall.We visited so many amazing temples around Beijing too. The Summer Palace had the most gorgeous gardens and a huge lake. At the Temple of Heaven, we watched people doing tai chi and playing games. My favorite was the colorful Lama Temple - the statues of Buddha there were huge! Everywhere we went, the temples were decorated with beautiful carvings and paintings of dragons and other symbols.Of course, we had to try some delicious Beijing foods too! We had the yummiest dumplings, noodles, and Peking duck. My mom loved trying all the different kinds of teas. And we couldn't leave Beijing without eating some scorpions and silkworm larvae from the street vendors (they tasted kind of crunchy and gross)! We also went to watch an acrobat show one night and the performers did incredible flips and tricks.Beijing has such a mix of old and new sights. We'd walk through ancient neighborhoods with courtyard homes called hutongs one minute, then be surrounded by giant modern skyscrapers and shopping malls the next minute. It felt like traveling back in time and into the future all at once! China has such a deep history but it's also developing at lightning speed.I have so many amazing memories from our trip to Beijing. From climbing on the Great Wall to exploring palaces and temples to trying crazy new foods, every day was an adventure. Beijing is absolutely jam-packed with fascinating sights, foods, and experiences around every corner. I feel so lucky that my family got to travel there and learn about China's incredible culture and history firsthand. I already want to go back again someday! Beijing is an amazing, unforgettable place.篇5My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family and I went on the best trip ever to Beijing, the capital city of China. I was so excited because I had never been to Beijing before and I had heard so many cool things about it. We were going to see ancient palaces, gigantic squares, and even walk along a section of the Great Wall of China!I could hardly wait.We took a plane from our city and after a few hours we finally landed at the huge Beijing Capital International Airport. As soon as we stepped outside, I was struck by just how big everything seemed in Beijing. The roads were incredibly wide with multiple lanes of traffic zipping along in both directions. Theairport terminal building itself looked like a palace with its modern architecture and bright red color. "Wow!" I said out loud.Our first stop was Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing. This massive public square is one of the largest in the world and can hold over a million people! We walked across the vast open area, taking in the sight of the red-walled Forbidden City at the northern end, and the monuments and flag poles positioned around the square. I had never seen anything quite so big and open before – it was like a giant parade ground. Watching the soldiers goosestep across while carrying bright red flags was a memorable experience.The next day, we entered the Forbidden City itself. This incredible palace complex was the home of Chinese emperors and their families and advisors for nearly 500 years. I loved wandering through the many halls, temples, gardens and residences. Everything was decorated with bright reds, blues, greens and yellows, with intricate wooden carvings and ceramic tile work. I felt like I had travelled back in time to dynastic China. The most spectacular area was the inner palace quarters where the Emperor himself lived with his many wives and concubines. They certainly lived a life of luxury back then!After the Forbidden City, we took a bus out of Beijing to the famous Badaling section of the Great Wall of China. I had seen this incredible man-made wonder in books and television shows before, but nothing prepared me for the awesome reality of it. The Great Wall snaked along the rugged mountain ridges as far as my eye could see in both directions, up and down steep rocky slopes and ramparts. It was amazing that this massive engineering project was constructed so long ago, mainly by human labor. We spent hours walking and climbing along the wall, taking pictures of the sweeping vistas across the hills and valleys below. What an unforgettable experience!Back in downtown Beijing, we visited a couple of other famous sites like the serene beauty of the Temple of Heaven and the picturesque old neighborhoods of hutong alleys. But my personal favorite had to be trying all of the delicious and unique Chinese foods like roast Peking duck, dumplings, noodles, and exotic street snacks like candied fruit on a stick. My taste buds were dancing with new flavors every day. I also loved going to the bustling night markets and trying lots of different skewers and fried treats.Throughout our stay, we were constantly struck by how modern, crowded, and lively Beijing was. There were people, cars,and construction everywhere you looked as this booming metropolis of over 20 million people rapidly grows and develops. One evening, we went up to the viewing deck of a skyscraper for a panoramic view and were amazed at the sheer vastness of the city in every direction. Huge multi-lane highways criss-crossed between neighborhoods of Soviet-era apartment blocks butting up against new forests of gleaming office and residential towers. It was both fascinating and a little overwhelming at times.Our time in Beijing flew by incredibly quickly. Before I knew it, we were headed back to the airport, our bags stuffed with souvenirs and our bellies still full from our last delicious Peking duck dinner. As we took off and the city shrank away below us, I felt so grateful that I had been able to experience the wonders of Beijing first-hand at last. It is a place of contrasts – serene gardens nestled amid chaotic streets, ancient monuments sharing space with modern architecture, quiet hutong alleys overshadowed by glitzy skyscrapers. Beijing dazzled me with its history and culture as well as its ambition and drive into the future. I already cannot wait to go back again someday!篇6My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Hi, my name is Lily and I am 10 years old. Last summer, my family took a very exciting trip to Beijing, the capital city of China! Beijing is a huge city with over 21 million people living there. It was very different from my small hometown.We flew on a big airplane to get to Beijing. I had never been on a plane before so I was a little nervous, but also really excited. The airplane was amazing! It flew so high up in the sky. I could see the whole city getting smaller and smaller as we took off. The flight attendants gave me yummy snacks and drinks on the plane too.When we arrived in Beijing, the first thing I noticed was how busy and crowded it was everywhere. There were so many people walking around the streets and cars driving by. The buildings were all so tall too, I had never seen skyscrapers that big before! Everything seemed gigantic compared to back home.Our hotel room had an incredible view overlooking the city. At night, all the skyscrapers were lit up and it looked just like the city never sleeps. I felt like I was in a big, bright fantasy world! Beijing is known for having some amazing historical sites too. We visited a few during our trip.The first one was the Forbidden City. It used to be the palace for the emperors of China to live in a long time ago. It's calledthe Forbidden City because nobodies except for the emperor and his family were allowed to go inside back then. But now it's open for everyone to visit and learn about China's history.The Forbidden City was so beautiful and grand! There were huge halls, courtyards, and gates all decorated with bright red walls, yellow glazed tiles, and intricate designs. My favorite part was walking through the various temples and throne rooms where the emperor would have lived and ruled from. I felt like a princess exploring a magical kingdom! Everything was just so regal and majestic.Another famous landmark we went to see was the Great Wall of China. It's an enormous ancient wall that winds across mountains and deserts in northern China. Portions of the Great Wall were first built over 2,000 years ago to help protect ancient Chinese states from invaders and enemies. It must have taken so much work and effort by millions of people to construct something that massive brick-by-brick!Climbing along the Great Wall was a bit tiring since there were a lot of steep steps, but the incredible views from the top were definitely worth it. The Wall just seemed to go on forever through the green mountains and landscapes in every direction. I felt so tiny compared to this immense man-made structure. Itwas amazing to walk along part of such an iconic piece of world history!Of course, we had to try lots of delicious Chinese food while we were in Beijing too. My favorite dishes were dumplings, noodles, and Peking duck. Dumplings are little bundles of dough filled with meat and vegetables. You use chopsticks to pick them up and dip them in soy sauce - so yummy! Noodles in Beijing are hand-pulled into long strands and mixed with flavorful sauces and toppings. And Peking duck is a famous roasted duck dish that had such a tasty crispy skin.Beijing had so many unique snacks and desserts that I had never tried before too. Some highlights were candied strawberries on a stick, adorable little egg tarts, andbunny-shaped breads filled with sweet bean paste. Everything was absolutely delectable! I definitely missed the amazing food after we returned home.Overall, my trip to Beijing was an unforgettable adventure. I got to experience a big, bustling city full of history, culture, and incredible sights. Exploring places like the Forbidden City and Great Wall made me feel like I had traveled back in time. And the fresh, tasty cuisine was out of this world!I feel so grateful that I had the chance to visit Beijing at sucha young age. It opened my eyes to how remarkable and diverse other parts of the world can be. I made so many wonderful memories that I'll cherish forever. Beijing is such a special place - I really hope I can go back again sometime soon!。

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我最喜欢的旅游城市北京英语作文全文共5篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Travel City BeijingWow, let me tell you all about my favorite city in the whole wide world - Beijing! It's the capital of China and it's suuuper amazing. I went there with my mom and dad last summer and we had the best time ever.First of all, Beijing is crazy huge! It's got over 21 million people living there. Can you even imagine that many people?? My school doesn't have that many kids! The city is so massive that we took the subway everywhere. The subway stations were nice and clean, and games down there. Whenever we got on, I loved looking out the window at all the tall buildings and busy streets whizzing by.Beijing has the coolest ancient buildings and palaces from hundreds of years ago. We visited this place called the Forbidden City and it was forbidden for real - regular people weren't allowed in for a long time because it's where the emperors lived. But now everyone can go and it's not forbidden anymore! Phew!The Forbidden City is ginormous. Like, you could fit my whole town inside it! There are tons of halls, gardens, courtyards and gates all made out of pretty yellow roof tiles and red walls. We walked around for hours gawking at everything. My favorite was the Imperial Garden with the crazy gorgeous landscapes and temples.We also went to this other imperial palace called the Summer Palace. It's way out in the countryside and surrounds a massive lake and gardens. We took a dragon boat across the lake which was a blast! The Summer Palace is beautiful with all the traditional Chinese architecture painted bright colors. I loved walking along the Long Corridor which is a crazy long covered outdoor hallway.Beijing has some other awesome historical sites too. We saw the Temple of Heaven where the emperors used to have ceremonies to pray for good harvests. It has the coolestblue-tiled roof and is surrounded by longlong gardens. And we went to the Jingshan Park which is a big hill right in the middle of Beijing with these cool old temples and pavilions on top. We could see the entire Forbidden City from up there!But Beijing isn't just about old stuff - it also has a ton of modern attractions that are so fun. We went to this crazy placecalled the Beijing World Park that has tiny versions of famous sites from all around the world! They had miniature models of the Pyramids, the Eiffel Tower, Buckingham Palace and more. My mind was blown.My favorite modern part though was the Beijing Olympic Park. They held the 2008 Summer Olympics there and everything was still set up. We saw the iconic Bird's Nest stadium which looks like a bird's nest made out of crazy steel beams. So cool! We also went inside the Water Cube which is where they had the swimming events. It's basically a massive box made out of bubbles and has the most amazing light shows inside.And let me tell you about the food in Beijing - it was out of this world! We had Peking duck, which is this incredibly juicy roasted duck that you wrap up in little pancakes with sauce and vegetables. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. We also had jiaozi, which are yummy dumplings, and tanghulu, which is candied fruit on a stick. For dessert, we had bingqilinpao which is kind of like a cream puff but a million times better.Wherever we went in Beijing, there were food stalls and hole-in-the-wall restaurants with the most amazing smells wafting out. We'd just point at whatever looked delicious and digin. Sometimes we had no idea what we were even eating but it was all incredibly tasty!Overall, Beijing was just the most fun, exciting, tasty and amazing city I've ever been to. I learned so much about China's rich culture and history just by walking around. It felt like I time traveled back hundreds of years to imperial China whenever we visited the palaces and temples. But then five minutes later, we'd be at some crazy modern attraction that blew my mind.Beijing is the perfect mix of old and new, and has so much to see and do. I could have spent months there and still not seen everything. I'm already bugging my parents to take me back for another visit because there's just so much left to explore! If you ever get the chance to go to Beijing, you absolutely have to take it. It's an adventure like nowhere else on earth.篇2My Favorite Travel City BeijingHi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm 10 years old. I love to travel and one of my very favorite cities is Beijing! Beijing is the capital of China and it's such an amazing place. Let me tell you all about why I love it so much.First of all, Beijing has so many incredible historical sites and ancient buildings. I'm really into learning about history, so this is super cool to me. The Forbidden City is definitely the most famous - it's this gigantic palace complex right in the heart of Beijing that used to be where the emperors lived. With nearly 1,000 buildings and over 8,000 rooms, it's like a whole little city inside the city! I remember walking through the huge gates and courtyards in awe. All the intricate painted details and the bright red and yellow colors were so beautiful.My favorite part was probably the Imperial Garden. It had these serene lakes and gardens, decorative rocks, pavilions, and bridges. I felt like I had been transported back in time as I wandered around the winding paths. Speaking of gardens, the Summer Palace was another highlight for me in Beijing. It's this massive ensemble of lakes, gardens, and palaces that used to be the emperor's summer retreat. I loved exploring the long corridors, stone bridges, and beautiful painted architecture on Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill.Beijing is also home to so many other famous historical attractions like the Temple of Heaven, the Lama Temple, and the hutongs, which are those traditional courtyard residences lined by alleys that locals have lived in for centuries. Everywhere youlook, there's architecture and sites that are hundreds of years old. As a kid really interested in the past, it's so amazing to be surrounded by that living history.Of course, I can't talk about Beijing without mentioning the Great Wall of China! Even though it's about an hour's drive outside the city center, it's definitely one of the biggest reasons people visit Beijing. Parts of the Great Wall are over 2,000 years old and it stretches for thousands of miles across China! The section we visited was Badaling, which is one of the most preserved and popular sections for tourists. I'll never forget that first moment of finally seeing the Great Wall snake along the mountain ridges with my own eyes - it was breathtaking! Walking along the watchtowers and steep steps was challenging but so worth it for those incredible views across the mountains.Another thing I love about Beijing is all the beautiful parks and gardens scattered throughout the city. Despite being such a huge bustling city, there are lots of green oases to explore. Jingshan Park has awesome views overlooking the Forbidden City with cute panda sculptures. Beihai Park surrounds a large lake and island, and has traditional Chinese gardens. And Zhongshan Park was once a imperial palace before beingopened up as public grounds. I loved riding the paddle boats around the lake there!Beijing is also a amazing place for food! My favorite was definitely the jianbing, which is kind of like a crepe or savory pancake wrapped up with eggs, crispy wontons, chilies, scallions, sauce and lots of other yummy fillings. You find little street carts and stands selling them everywhere, especially around universities in the mornings. I also loved the beijing kaoya or "Peking duck" which is oven-roasted duck served with steamed pancakes, plum sauce, and fresh veggies to wrap it up. It's famous around the world but nothing beats having it right in Beijing! And of course dumplings, noodles, and hot pot are also hugely popular.No trip to Beijing would be complete without seeing the famous Giant Pandas at the Beijing Zoo! They are just the cutest, most adorable creatures as they munch away on bamboo. The Red Panda exhibit was also super neat, as they are way smaller and more reddish-brown than the black and white Giant Pandas.I loved learning about their habitats and behaviors from the signs and zookeepers. There were also cool reptile houses, an aquarium, and lots of other animal enclosures to explore at the massive zoo.At night, I loved seeing landmarks like the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, and The Place all lit up in colorful lights. Wangfujing is the biggest shopping street and it's totally decked out with neon signs and stores at night. I always felt so energized wandering through the bustling night markets trying yummy street foods! Qianmen Street by the Zhengyang Gate was another fun area to explore with its classic hutong architecture mixed with modern shops and restaurants.I could go on and on about all the reasons I love Beijing so much! From the mind-blowing history, to the beautiful parks, to the incredible food scene, to all the fun attractions - it's just such a rich and vibrant city. Visiting there opened my eyes to traditional Chinese culture in a way I had never experienced before. The sights, sounds, and smells will forever be etched into my memory. I feel so lucky to have had the chance to explore Beijing at a young age and am already dreaming about my next trip back! It's an endlessly fascinating place thatstunslife-changing destinations every kid should experience.篇3My Favorite Travel City: BeijingBeijing is the capital of China and my favorite city to visit! I love going there with my family during the holidays. There's so much to see and do. Let me tell you all about the awesome things in Beijing!The first place we always go is Tiananmen Square. It's a huge open square right in the middle of the city. I mean, it's really, really big! Tons of people can fit there. Whenever we visit, there are lots of Chinese families taking pictures and flying kites and doing activities together. At night, the whole square lights up and it looks so pretty. Tiananmen Square connects to the Forbidden City, which was the palace for emperors in ancient China.The Forbidden City is probably my favorite part of Beijing. It's a massive complex of halls, gardens, and buildings all connected together. You could spend days exploring every little area! My favorite sights inside are the big thrones where the emperors sat and the incredible detailed artwork on the walls and ceilings. Everything is painted in bright reds, blues, greens, and golds. It's just beautiful. I also love seeing the little bridges and ponds scattered around the gardens. The Forbidden City feels like stepping back in time to an ancient world of royalty.Another must-see place in Beijing is the Great Wall of China. Parts of the Great Wall are right outside the city, so it's easy to take a day trip there. Climbing on the Great Wall is a little tough because the steps are uneven and steep. But the views from the top are incredible! You can see the Wall snaking across the mountains and hills for miles and miles. It's crazy to think that people built something so huge without modern technology way back in ancient times. The Great Wall makes me feel tiny compared to its massive size stretching to the horizon.The Summer Palace is another one of my favorite spots in Beijing. It was the gardens and palaces where royal families would escape the hot Beijing summers. There's a huge lake in the middle with a hilarious marble boat that was built just for looking at, not sailing! My favorite part is hiking up the big hill to the tower at the top. From there, you get a panoramic view over the whole palace grounds and Beijing in the distance. The palace buildings are incredible too, with their curved roofs and bright colors.Of course, no trip to Beijing is complete without eating some delicious Chinese food. My mouth waters just thinking about the dumplings, noodles, Peking duck, and other yummy dishes! The best place to try food is the night markets, where you can walkaround tasting different snacks and meals from little street vendor stalls. My favorite treats are the candied strawberries and the freshly-made jianbing crepes. Everything is just so flavorful and delicious.Beijing also has some cool museums, like the Beijing National Museum and the Palace Museum inside the Forbidden City. I love seeing all the ancient Chinese artifacts, learning about their history, and studying the old writings and paintings. It brings lessons from school textbooks to life right in front of me.One random thing I really like about Beijing is seeing the old neighborhoods called hutongs. They are mazes of tiny alleys and courtyard homes where regular people have lived for centuries. It's like a step back in time exploring these areas. I always try to pick up some unique souvenirs and snacks from the little shops in the hutongs.At night, Beijing absolutely glows with sparkling lights and energy. Many families and friends gather in parks and public squares to hang out, dance, play games, or just enjoy being outside together. There are so many people out having fun! Wangfujing is a big pedestrian shopping street that stays open late. It's awesome walking around looking at all the bright neonsigns, stores selling everything you could imagine, and snacking on tasty street food.Overall, Beijing is just an endlessly fascinating city to visit. I could talk about it all day! Between the world famous sights like the Forbidden City and Great Wall, the delectable food, the traditional hutong neighborhoods, the museums, the lively night atmosphere, and more, there's something for everyone. Beijing gives you a amazing look into China's rich history and culture in one amazing travel destination. I can't wait to go back!篇4My Favorite Travel City: Beijing!Ni hao! That's how you say hello in Chinese. My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I love traveling with my family to cool cities around the world. But my number one favorite place that we've gone is Beijing, China! It's the capital city and it's AMAZING. I had so much fun there and I can't wait to tell you all about it.First of all, Beijing is so old! Can you believe the city was founded over 3,000 years ago in 1045 BC? That's like ancient times! There are so many old buildings and historic places to see. My favorite was for sure the Forbidden City. It's this giganticpalace complex right in the middle of Beijing where the emperors of China used to live a long, long time ago.The Forbidden City is made up of 980 surviving buildings with almost 9,000 rooms! It's supposed to be the largest ancient palatial structure in the world. When you go there, you walk in through this huge gate with a ramp leading up to it. The gate is called the Meridian Gate and it's bright red with gold decorations on the roof. Red and gold are super lucky colors in Chinese culture.Inside the Forbidden City, everything is laid out perfectly straight in a giant rectangle. There are lots of smaller palaces and gardens connected by courtyards and pathways. All the roofs have these funny little statues on the corners that look like dogs or lions. My dad told me they are supposed to be mythical beast creatures that ward off evil spirits! How cool is that?We spent an entire day wandering around just part of the Forbidden City grounds. I loved looking at all the ancient architecture and intricate decorations on everything. We even got to go inside some of the palace throne rooms where the emperors would sit. My brother and I definitely played king and queen for a little while!After the Forbidden City, my favorite spot was the Great Wall of China. This massive wall snakes alllll the way across northern China for thousands of miles! We didn't hike the whole thing of course, but we did a little section at a place called Badaling. I could not believe how steep the stairs were to climb up onto the wall. It must have been so hard for the ancient people to build this gigantic thing by hand!From the top of the Great Wall, you can see it stretching across the mountains into the distance. It looks like a giant green dragon slithering over the peaks. No wonder it's one of the man-made wonders of the world! I loved exploring the watchtowers and walking along the wall itself. My legs were definitely tired after all those stairs though.Beijing has so much other cool stuff too besides just historic sites. Have you ever heard of the Summer Palace? It used to be this gigantic garden and lake area where the emperors would go to beat the heat in summer. They had incredible gardens, pavilions, temples, and a massive man-made lake called Kunming Lake. We took a fun boat tour around the lake and my brother and I pretended we were imperial explorers sailing off into the distance!Another awesome part of Beijing is the food - oh my gosh, the food was DELICIOUS! We got to eat so many different kinds of dumplings, noodle dishes, hot pots, and more. My favorite was definitely the jianbing for breakfast. It's kind of like a Chinese crepe or burrito, with an egg cooked right onto the wrap with chili sauce, crispy wonton crackers, and some kind of meat or veg filling. I could have eaten it for every meal! We did get to try things like scorpions and silkworm larvae from the street food stalls too, but I wasn't super into that.I also loved wandering around all the markets and shopping areas in Beijing. We went to this really old district called Liulichang that is famous for its antique stores and cute little shops. I bought a bunch of fun souvenirs like jade bracelets, paper fans, and little clay figurines. We also checked out the Shuzhishi Hutong neighborhood, which had these awesome winding alleys lined with courtyard homes, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and indie boutiques. Such a cool vibe!At night, Beijing comes alive in really colorful ways too! We went to see this incredible acrobat show one evening at the Chaoyang Theatre. The performers were SO bendy and did all these crazy flips, contortions, juggling acts and more. My favorite was definitely the motorbike globe act where they ride littlemotorcycles spelling around inside a giant hollow metal sphere - ahh, I still don't know how they didn't crash into each other!We also visited this artistic nighttime neighborhood called 798 Art District which had all kinds of contemporary galleries, exhibitions, sculptures, and murals. The whole place used to be an industrial factory area, but now it's transformed into this bohemian hub of culture and creativity. I loved all the bright colors, funky art installations, and fun underground vibe. We even got to watch a Chinese dance troupe perform one evening!I could honestly go on and on about all the amazing things to do in Beijing. From history to culture to food and beyond, it was jam-packed with incredible experiences everywhere we turned. I made so many wonderful memories exploring both the ancient wonders and modern delights of Beijing with my family. I felt like a little emperor or empress getting to roam all around China's grand capital city!If you ever get the chance to visit Beijing, you absolutely must go. Just don't forget to pack your walking shoes - there's so much ground to cover in this dynamic, thrilling,thousand-year-old city. I already can't wait to go back and explore more. Zai jian!篇5My Favorite Tourist City BeijingHi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. Today I want to tell you all about my favorite city in the whole wide world - Beijing, the capital of China! I went there last summer with my mom, dad, and little brother and it was the best trip ever. Beijing is the coolest place and I can't wait to go back again someday.Beijing is a really really old city, like over 3,000 years old! Can you believe people have been living there for that long? It's amazing. The city used to be home to emperors who ruled over China from these incredible palace buildings. The most famous one is called the Forbidden City and it's humongous!When we visited the Forbidden City, I felt like I had gone back in time. The palaces are all made out of beautiful carved wood and there are these bright yellow glazed roof tiles everywhere. My favorite part was the huge thrones where the emperors used to sit. The thrones were so fancy and decorated with dragons and phoenixes. I wished I could sit on one and pretend to be an emperor for a day!Inside the Forbidden City, there were all these courtyards connected by long hallways with pretty painted beams. It waslike a maze trying to find our way around! We saw incredible artworks and treasures that used to belong to the royal families too. I couldn't believe how ornate and detailed everything was, from the tiniest vases to the biggest statues. No wonder it was "Forbidden" - it was too precious for ordinary people to go inside back then.After the Forbidden City, my favorite spot was this humongous plaza area called Tiananmen Square. It's one of the biggest public squares in the world! We took fun pictures trying to look tiny compared to all the huge buildings and monuments around us. There were lots of street performers and people flying kites too. We even saw the Tiananmen Gate which has a giant portrait of Chairman Mao hanging on it. My dad told me he was a very important leader in China's history.Of course, no trip to Beijing would be complete without seeing the Great Wall of China! We had to take a bus ride out of the city to get there. When I first laid eyes on the Great Wall snaking across the huge mountainsides, I couldn't believe people actually built that hundreds of years ago. No machines, just tons and tons of workers! We climbed up and walked along the wall and I felt like I was on top of the world. The views across the green forests and valleys were breathtaking.Building the Great Wall must have been incredibly hard work. Parts of it are really steep, and the stairs are uneven. My legs were jelly by the time we stopped for a snack break! But it was so cool getting to walk where ancient guards patrolled and watching towers dot the landscapes. You could see why they built it - to protect the towns and cities from invaders coming over the mountains. I tried to imagine mighty armies marching across there long ago. Pretty neat, huh?Beijing had the most amazing food too. We ate at all these little hole-in-the-wall restaurants where the chefs make everything fresh. My favorite dish was Beijing Duck - you take these thin pancakes and stuff them with crispy duck skin, green onions, and sweet bean sauce. It's mind-blowingly delicious! We also tried dumplings, noodles, stir fries - you name it. For dessert, we'd get sweet soups or chocolatey fried dough sticks. I probably gained ten pounds from eating so much, but it was worth it.Whenever we were tired from walking around the city, we'd relax at these beautiful parks and gardens. The Chinese really value nature and plant life. One park we went to had absolutely massive sculpted bonsai trees that were hundreds of years old! There were also gemstone gardens with boulders and rockscarved into cool animal shapes. Another time we explored the gardens at the Summer Palace, an emperor's vacation estate. There were colorful peonies, koi ponds, arched bridges, and even a giant marble boat just for decoration! So peaceful and pretty.Beijing has something for everyone - incredible historical sites, fun outdoor activities, fascinating cultural experiences, and of course unforgettable food. I could go on and on about this amazing city. We bought tons of souvenirs like jade bracelets, Chinese calligraphy paintings, and silk robes. Whenever I look at the stuff in my room, I'm transported right back to the busy streets of Beijing.I have so many wonderful memories from our trip. Maybe one day I'll be able to take my own kids there and share the magic of Beijing with them too. It's a city that's thousands of years old yet continues evolving and modernizing with awesome skyscrapers and public parks. Beijing is the true heart of China and a must-visit for any world traveler. I'm excited to go back and explore more someday! Thanks for reading about my awesome Beijing adventure. I hope you'll get to experience this incredible city for yourself too. Until next time!。

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北京旅游的英语作文篇1On summer holiday my parents took me to Beijing. We stayed at Huabei Hotel. On the first day, we went to the Great Wall. The Great Wall is very long and old. It has millions of bricks. Each brick is very big and heavy. Lots of people from different countries like climbing the Great Wall. We felt very tired when we climbed to the top of the Great Wall. We also went to the Palace Museum. The Palace Museum has 9999 palaces. It has a very long history. I bought a lot of souvenirs of the Palace Museum. What nice palaces these are!I visited the Palace Museum and felt excited. If you want to know more about the Palace Museum, you can go to Beijing and have a look. The following days, we went to the Summer Palace, Tian Tan, North Lake and Xiang Hill. I now know more about the history of China. I also like modern Beijing. The 2008 Olympic Games will be held in Beijing. Later, I went back with my parents by train. I really enjoyed the trip to Beijing. I like this trip!北京旅游的英语作文篇2This summer holiday I have been to England and had a great time. Now I would like to share something interesing with you. In England, I always find people like eating fresh meat and vegetables and they told me that that's why they keep healthy. Speaking of cars, in England, cars all running on the left side which is different from China. If you exceed the speed limit, you will be fined seriously. What's more, it is very impolite to askpeople about their salary and age in this country. Besides, when you are lining up, you can't jump the queue. This is the rule in the society and people all follow it. At last, when you are shopping, you can't bargain with others. This is England. It really made me impressive. I hope I can go there one more time.北京旅游的英语作文篇3On summer holiday my parents took me to Beijing. We stayed at Huabei Hotel. On the first day, we went to the Great Wall. The Great Wall is very long and old. It has millions of bricks. Each brick is very big and heavy. Lots of people from different countries like climbing the Great Wall. We felt very tired when we climbed to the top of the Great Wall. We also went to the Palace Museum. The Palace Museum has 9999 palaces.It has a very long history. I bought a lot of souvenirs of the Palace Museum. What nice palaces these are! I visited the Palace Museum and felt excited. If you want to know more about the Palace Museum, you can go to Beijing and have a look. The following days, we went to the Summer Palace, Tian T an, North Lake and Xiang Hill. I now know more about the history of China.I also like modern Beijing. The 20xx Olympic Games will be held in Beijing. Later, I went back with my parents by train. I really enjoyed the trip to Beijing. I like this trip!北京旅游的英语作文篇4Warmly welcome all of you to visit to China. I hear that you are a Canadian high school students delegation who come to China to exchange learning. I sincerely hope you can have fun in China.It's a great pity that you only stay for two days in Beijing that you cannot enjoy every tourist attractions. But you can still visit the attractions of the most representative.Firstly, I suggest you going to the Great Wall, which is the longest wall and one of the eight wonders of the world. It was built by hands only, which seems unimaginable.On the second day, you can visit to the Imperial Palace where you can learn more about Chinese history.It was built in 1406 and there were 24 emperors living in there. And then you can go to Summer Palace or Beihai Park.Beijing is a modern city as well as a historic city where there are many places worth visiting. Given the chance, welcome to travel to Beijing in the future.北京旅游的英语作文篇5As the capital of the People's Republic of China, Beijing is the nation's political, economic, cultural and educational center as well as being the most important center in China for international trade and communications.It has been the heart and soul of politics and society throughout its long history. By the time of the Warring States Period (476 BC - 221 BC), it was serving as the capital of the Yan Kingdom.Because of its role in the life and growth of China, there is an unequalled wealth available for travelers to discover as you explore Beijing's ancient past and enjoy its exciting 21st Century world.In 2010 when Beijing hosts the Olympic Games, Beijing will show the world something so special that everyone will be awestruck by Beijing's latest accomplishments combined with its ancient history.北京旅游的'英语作文篇6Dear Mark,How are you ?Few days ago ,my parents and I paid a visit toBeijing,and we had a lot fun there.First we visited The Palace Museum .It is also called the forbiden city.The Palace Museum is located on city center in Peking.China is existing biggest, most integrity of thou building cluster.It is been one of five greatest temples in the world by the fame.Then we went to the Greet Wall.It started building in 7th Century BC. That time was in Qin Dynasty. The purpose of the wall was to keep out invaders. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Every year a lot of people from all over the world come to visit it. It is one of the seven great wonders of the world.I really had fun there!北京旅游的英语作文篇7i have been to beijing for a travel. it was a great journey！we have went to see the imperial palace and the great wall and these let me feel that i was proud to be a chinese. the imperial palace noted the history. there were many antiques which we could espy the great culture . from the great wall，it was a well-known wonder in the world.it is made of big stones which was too heavy to bring even uesing it to buil a construction of ruggedization. what a great grandeur！北京旅游的英语作文篇8Beijing is our capital city which is famous for its long history. Now we have a one-day tour plan for you.In the morning, you can start the day at the Great Wall. It's one of the greatest wonders in the world. It's so magnificent that you can't go to Beijing without visiting the Great Wall. At noon, you can go to the Summer Palace.There are so many interesting sites, such as WanshouMountain, Kunming Lake, Suzhou Street, and some other ancient palaces. So you can climb Wanshou Mountain first. The view on the top is so wonderful. Next, you can go boating on Kunming Lake, and then, walk on Suzhou Street to enjoy the life of regions south of the Yangtze River.In the afternoon, you can go to have a long walk on Tiananman Square, in order to see the city well, and then you can visit the Palace Museum. There you can see different objects of different periods. They are of great value.In the evening, the Front Gate Walking Street is a good place to go where you can buy various kinds of souvenirs and clothes.Most buildings there have the traditional Chinese styles. Maybe you can know some history of ancient Beijing.北京旅游的英语作文篇9This summer holiday I have been to BeiJing for a travel. it was a great journey! we have went to see the Imperial Palace and the great wall and them let me feel that I was proud to be a Chinese.The Imperial Palace noted the history. there were many antiques which we could espy the great culture .From the great wall,it was a well-known wonder in the world.it is made of big stones which was too heavy to bring even uesing it to buil a construction of ruggedization. what a great grandeur!北京旅游的英语作文篇10Dear Sarah,Thank you for your letter asking about the rebuilt Qianmen Street.Here is something about it.Qianmen Street,located south of the Square,is a shopping street,which is famous for its ample supply of goods and brisk market.Qianmen Street has a 600 year old history.There are over300 shops stretching along the both sides of the 600 meter long street,some of which have a style of their own,such as tea shops,story-telling showplace theaters,and so on.It is worthy of visiting.You can take No.17,59,or 69 Bus or subwayto get there.It is now a pedestrian street,but you can enjoy a trolley car with the clank,clank of it to stroll along the street.With highest regards!Yours,Li Hua。

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关于北京旅游的英语作文北京是一座现代城市，也是一座历史古城，有很多地方值得参观。

以下是小编带来的关于旅游的英语作文，希望对你有帮助。

关于旅游的英语作文(一)Beijing is our capital city which is famous for its long history. Now we have a one-day tour plan for you.北京是我们的首都，以悠久的历史而闻名。

现在我们为你制定了一天的旅游计划。

In the morning, you can start the day at the Great Wall. It＇s one of the greatest wonders in the world. It＇s so magnificent that you can＇t go to Beijing without visiting the Great Wall. At noon, you can go to the Summer Palace. There are so many interesting sites, such as Wanshou Mountain, Kunming Lake, Suzhou Street, and some other ancient palaces. So you can climb Wanshou Mountain first. The view on the top is so wonderful. Next, you can go boating on Kunming Lake, and then, walk on Suzhou Street to enjoy the life of regions south of the Yangtze River. In the afternoon, you can go to have a long walk on Tiananman Square, in order to see the city well, and then you can visit the Palace Museum. There you can see different objects of different periods. They are of great value. In theevening, the Front Gate Walking Street is a good place to go where you can buy various kinds of souvenirs and clothes. Most buildings there have the traditional Chinese styles. Maybe you can know some history of ancient Beijing.早晨你可以从长城开始新的一天。

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北京旅游英语作文1I still remember the wonderful journey I had in Beijing, a city that holds a unique charm and rich history.The Forbidden City was one of the first places I visited. As I stepped through its gates, it was as if I had entered a different time. The magnificent palaces, with their intricate designs and splendid decorations, stood before me like silent guardians of the past. The red walls and golden roofs seemed to tell tales of ancient emperors and their courts. I was awestruck by the grandeur and the beauty of it all.Then there was the Great Wall. Standing on top of it, looking out into the distance, I felt a profound sense of history. The endless stretch of the wall snaked across the mountains, a testament to the determination and ingenuity of our ancestors. The wind blew gently, as if whispering the stories of those who had built and defended this remarkable structure.The food in Beijing also left a deep impression on me. From the mouthwatering Peking Roast Duck to the various traditional snacks in the narrow alleys, every bite was a taste of the local culture.The people of Beijing were friendly and hospitable. Their smiles and kindness added warmth to my trip.In conclusion, my trip to Beijing was not just a journey; it was a soul-stirring experience. It allowed me to touch the essence of history and feel the pulse of a modern metropolis. I will always cherish the memories I made in this remarkable city.2I have always been captivated by the allure of Beijing, a city that seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern marvels. My journey in this enchanting city was nothing short of extraordinary.One of the highlights of my trip was the indulgence in the renowned Peking Roast Duck. The moment the crispy, golden-brown skin and tender meat touched my palate, an explosion of flavors filled my mouth. The rich, savory taste was a symphony of culinary excellence that left me craving for more.The visit to the Summer Palace was like stepping into a fairyland. The elaborate architecture, the serene lakes, and the meticulously manicured gardens transported me to a different era. The reflection of the ancient pavilions on the calm water was a sight that etched itself into my memory.Wandering through the hutongs, I felt the pulse of the city's history. The narrow alleys, lined with traditional houses, told stories of generations past. Every brick and every tile seemed to whisper secrets of bygone days.Beijing is not just a city; it is a living museum, a testament to the rich cultural heritage of China. Every corner I turned, every sight I witnessed, filled my heart with a profound love and appreciation for this magnificentplace. This journey was not just a physical exploration but a soul-stirring adventure that will forever remain etched in my heart.3Last summer vacation, I had an unforgettable trip to Beijing. The moment I set foot in this ancient and modern city, I was deeply fascinated by its charm.One of the most memorable experiences was my visit to the Temple of Heaven. There, I had the opportunity to communicate with foreign tourists. We shared our different views on the historical and cultural significance of this place. Their enthusiasm and curiosity made the conversation extremely enjoyable. I felt proud to introduce the beauty of Chinese culture to them.Another wonderful moment was strolling along Wangfujing Street. The hustle and bustle of the street, the various shops and the delicious snacks everywhere made me feel like I was in a paradise of exploration. I tasted the famous Beijing Roast Duck, which left a lasting impression on my taste buds.During my stay in Beijing, I also visited the Forbidden City, where I seemed to travel back in time and witnessed the grandeur of ancient emperors. I walked along the Great Wall, experiencing the perseverance and wisdom of our ancestors.This trip to Beijing not only brought me joy and relaxation but alsobroadened my horizons and enriched my knowledge. I deeply fell in love with this city and look forward to coming back again.4I have always been captivated by the allure of Beijing, a city that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity. One of the most remarkable experiences during my trip was the hutong tour. Wandering through the narrow alleys, I felt as if I had stepped back in time. The traditional courtyard houses, with their red doors and grey tiles, exuded an air of tranquility and simplicity. I witnessed the daily lives of the locals, their friendly smiles and warm greetings making me feel like a part of the community.Another unforgettable moment was my visit to the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. These modern architectural marvels stood as symbols of China's rapid development and technological prowess. The sleek lines and innovative designs left me in awe. The surrounding area was filled with people from all over the world, a testament to the global appeal of these structures.As I explored Beijing, I was constantly struck by the contrast between the ancient and the contemporary. The city's ability to preserve its rich heritage while embracing progress is truly remarkable. It is a place where history and the future coexist in harmony, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who visit.5Beijing, a city that holds a unique charm and rich historical heritage, has always been a destination that intrigues and inspires. During my visit to this remarkable place, I was deeply touched by its profound spirit and cultural essence.One of the most memorable experiences was my exploration of the National Museum. As I wandered through the halls filled with precious relics, it felt as if I was stepping back in time. Each artifact seemed to tell a story of the long and glorious history of the Chinese nation. The exquisite craftsmanship and the wisdom embedded in these treasures made me ponder the great inheritance that has been passed down through generations.Another captivating spot was the 798 Art District. Here, modern art and traditional culture merged seamlessly. The graffiti on the walls, the avant-garde sculptures, and the traditional elements incorporated into contemporary artworks created a vibrant and thought-provoking atmosphere. It was a place where innovation met heritage, and it made me realize the endless possibilities of cultural integration.Strolling along the ancient hutongs, I witnessed the daily life of local residents and felt the warmth and simplicity of human connections. The taste of local delicacies in small eateries added a flavorful dimension to my journey.In conclusion, my trip to Beijing was not just a physical journey but aspiritual exploration. It allowed me to uncover the hidden gems of this city and gain a deeper appreciation for its spirit and soul.。

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Traveling to Beijing has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember. The allure of the ancient city, with its rich history and vibrant culture, has always captivated my imagination. When the opportunity finally presented itself, I was beyond excited to embark on this journey.My adventure began with a flight that landed in the bustling capital city. Stepping out of the airport, I was immediately struck by the energy that pulsed through the streets. The air was filled with the chatter of locals and tourists alike, each contributing to the citys unique symphony.The first stop on my itinerary was the iconic Great Wall of China. As I stood before this architectural marvel, I was awestruck by its grandeur. The wall stretched out like a dragon, winding its way across the mountain ridges. Climbing the steps, I felt a sense of accomplishment and a deep connection to the past. Each brick told a story, and I could almost hear the echoes of history whispering in the wind.From the Great Wall, I ventured to the Forbidden City, a place that once housed the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The opulent palaces, adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant colors, were a testament to the wealth and power of the imperial court. Walking through the halls, I felt as though I had stepped back in time, witnessing the grandeur of a bygone era.No trip to Beijing would be complete without a visit to the Temple of Heaven. This sacred site, where emperors once offered sacrifices to the heavens, was a serene oasis amidst the citys hustle and bustle. Thetranquility of the park and the elegance of the temples architecture left a profound impression on me.One of the highlights of my trip was a visit to the Summer Palace. The stunning landscapes, including the vast Kunming Lake and the Long Corridor adorned with colorful paintings, were a feast for the eyes. I spent hours exploring the gardens, marveling at the harmonious blend of nature and architecture.Of course, no visit to Beijing is complete without tasting the local cuisine. I indulged in Peking duck, a dish that is as much a work of art as it is a culinary delight. The crispy skin and tender meat, served with pancakes, scallions, and sweet bean sauce, was an experience I will never forget.As my trip drew to a close, I found myself reflecting on the experiences I had and the memories I had made. Beijing had exceeded all my expectations, offering a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modernity that left me in awe.In conclusion, my journey to Beijing was an unforgettable experience that has left an indelible mark on my heart. The citys charm, the warmth of its people, and the beauty of its landmarks will forever hold a special place in my memories.翻译：去北京旅行一直是我的梦想，只要我能记得。

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去北京旅游英语作文80字小短文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Fun Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family and I went on an amazing trip to Beijing! Beijing is the capital city of China and it's a really big, busy place with lots of people and tall buildings. We flew there on an airplane and I got to look out the window at all the tiny houses and cars down below. It was so cool!When we got to Beijing, we stayed in a huge hotel that had a swimming pool, game room, and even a McDonald's right inside! The first day, we went to Tiananmen Square. It's this giant open area in the middle of the city where people gather. There were tons of people there and it felt like I was in the middle of a big crowd at a parade. I saw the Tiananmen Gate too which has a giant picture of Chairman Mao on it. He was an important leader in China's history.The next day, we went to the Forbidden City. This was my favorite part! The Forbidden City used to be where the emperors of China lived with their families and workers. It's called the"Forbidden City" because normal people weren't allowed to go inside back then. It's full of palaces, temples, gardens, and other cool old buildings painted red and yellow. We spent hours exploring all the different areas and I pretended I was a prince living there! I got to dress up in emperor's robes and everything.After the Forbidden City, we went to the Temple of Heaven. This is a religious building where the emperors would go to pray for good harvests. The design was really pretty with the blue tile roofs and raised pathways. We also saw some locals doing tai chi and dancing in the park area. It was very peaceful there compared to the busy city streets.On our third day, we went on a journey to the Great Wall of China! This huge wall winds through the mountains north of Beijing and was built a long, long time ago to protect China from invaders and enemies. We took a bus for over an hour into the countryside to get there. When I first saw the Great Wall snaking across the tops of the hills, I was amazed! It was much bigger and steeper than I imagined. We spent half a day hiking along the wall, going up and down all the steps. It was tiring but the views were beautiful. I felt like I was on top of the world!One of my other favorite parts of our Beijing trip was all the delicious food we got to try. I loved eating noodles, dumplings,Peking duck, and other yummy Chinese dishes. We went to night markets with tons of street food stalls lining the alleyways too. Some of the food looked pretty weird and scary to me, like the scorpions and century eggs, but I tried to be adventurous and taste new things. My favorite was getting freshly made jianbing, which is kind of like a crepe with eggs and a crispy tortilla wrap.Between visiting all the historic sites, we also went shopping at Beijing's cool stores and markets. I got some nice souvenirs like traditional Chinese clothes, jade jewelry, carved wooden statues, and scrolls with calligraphy writing. We also went to see an amazing acrobat show one evening with people contorting their bodies, juggling, and doing flips and tricks. The performers were so talented!Overall, my trip to Beijing was the best vacation ever. I got to see and experience so many incredible things from China's rich history and culture. Going to the Forbidden City felt like traveling back in time to an era of mighty emperors and royal palaces. And the Great Wall was an unbelievable feat of ancient architecture and human achievement. I'll never forget the sights, sounds, and tastes of this exciting, exotic city. Now I can't wait until my next travel adventure!篇2A Trip to Beijing!Wow, I just got back from the most amazing trip to Beijing, China's capital city! My mom, dad, and little sister went for Spring Break and it was the adventure of a lifetime. I have so much to tell you about.First off, the flight was really long - over 12 hours from Los Angeles! I watched movies, played games, and tried to sleep, but I was just too excited. When we finally landed, I couldn't believe my eyes. The airport was huge and crowded with people from all over the world.Our first stop was Tiananmen Square right in the center of Beijing. It's one of the biggest public squares on the whole planet! We saw the famous portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the gate and took about a million pictures. People were flying kites, having picnics, and just hanging out. Next to the square is the Forbidden City, which was the royal palace for emperors a long time ago. It's absolutely ginormous with hundreds of rooms, gardens, and buildings all behind this huge red wall. We spent hours exploring and learning about the amazing history.The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China - a life-long dream of mine! We took a bus to a quieter section called Mutianyu. Let me tell you, that wall is no joke! The stairs aresteep and seem to go on forever up the mountains. My legs were shaking by the time we got to the top watchtower, but the views were breathtaking. You could see the Great Wall snaking over the hilltops for miles and miles. No wonder it's considered one of the great wonders of the world! We took a toboggan sled ride all the way back down the mountain which was a blast.Speaking of adventures, one day we visited the Beijing Botanical Gardens which had the craziest obstacle course I've ever seen. There were tightropes, wobbly bridges, rock climbing walls, and tons of other challenging stuff. My sister and I spent three hours working our way through the whole thing, getting scratched up and worn out but having a total riot the whole time.When we needed a break from all the activity, we spent a day wandering around the beautiful parks, lakes, and temples near the Forbidden City. We saw locals doing tai chi, playing games, and relaxing with their families. The gardens were full of colorful flowers and landscaped to perfection. Beijing is such an awesome mix of modern city and traditional culture.No trip would be complete without mentioning the food! We had duck at an amazing restaurant famous for their Peking duck. You watched them carve the whole thing right in front of you. We also found some great street food vendors cooking updelicious dumplings, noodles, and kabobs. My favorites were the juicy soup dumplings and crispy jian bing which is kind of like a crepe crossed with an omelette. So yummy! For dessert, we devoured cups of fresh mango and coconut milk. I probably gained five pounds on this trip but it was worth every bite.On our final day, we visited the incredible Summer Palace, which is this gigantic royal garden and lake area. We rented a boat and rowed ourselves around the lake, soaking in the beautiful scenery of temples, bridges, and willow trees. It was so peaceful and relaxing. We didn't want to leave!Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. Saying goodbye to Beijing was really hard. From the incredible historical sites to the unexpected adventures to the delicious food, this city totally blew me away. We made so many wonderful memories that I'll never forget. I know one thing for sure - I am definitely coming back to Beijing again someday! Maybe I'll even be able to read and speak some Chinese by then. This trip gave me such an appreciation for different cultures and the wide world out there to explore. I can't wait for my next adventure!篇3A Trip to Beijing's Amazing SightsWow, what an incredible trip to Beijing! My family and I just got back, and I can't wait to tell you all about the amazing sights we saw in China's capital city.Our adventure started bright and early when we landed at the huge Beijing Capital International Airport. As soon as we stepped outside, I could smell the distinctive aroma of Beijing's famous Peking duck restaurants wafting through the air. My mouth started watering just thinking about trying that crispy, flavorful duck skin!Our first stop was the incredible Forbidden City right in the heart of Beijing. This sprawling palace complex used to be home to Chinese emperors from the Ming and Qing dynasties. It has an astounding 9,999 rooms surrounded by a six-meter deep moat and a 10-meter high wall! As we wandered through the many halls, courtyards, and gardens, our tour guide told us fascinating stories about the emperors who once lived there over 500 years ago. I loved checking out the intricate wooden carvings, beautiful painted ceilings, and precious artworks on display.Next up was the iconic Tiananmen Square, one of the largest public squares in the world. The vast open space was packed with tourists and locals going about their day. Watching the ceremonial Chinese flag-raising ceremony against the backdropof the Gate of Heavenly Peace was an unforgettable experience. Our guide pointed out the famous Tiananmen gate, portrait of Chairman Mao, and Great Hall of the People where China's leaders meet. Just being there made me feel like I was part of history!The next day, we took a bus out to the magnificent Great Wall of China snaking over the hills northwest of Beijing. This incredible 21,000 kilometer long wall was built over 2,000 years ago to protect against invaders. We hiked along the Mutianyu section, a beautifully restored stretch with watchtowers and guard houses. Climbing up and down the steep stone steps was tough, but the breathtaking views over the mountains were so worth it! I loved learning how soldiers patrolled this wall century after century to guard their homeland. Standing on that architectural wonder made me feel so tiny compared to the wall's massive scale.Our final stop was definitely my favorite - the magical Summer Palace, a vast ensemble of gardens, temples, and palaces used by emperors as a summer retreat. We took a dragon boat across gorgeous Kunming Lake to explore the lush grounds, hilltop Buddhist temples, and the amazing 17-arched bridge. The most mind-blowing part was the intricate MarbleBoat, an enormous palace carved from huge slabs of marble to resemble a European cruise ship! I pretended I was an emperor lounging on the decks and porches overlooking the tranquil lake.Between the mouth-watering local cuisine like crispy Peking duck and noodle dishes, the rich history around every corner, and unbelievable Imperial sights, Beijing was the trip of a lifetime. Those awe-inspiring palaces, temples, and the Great Wall itself blew my mind and gave me a whole new appreciation for China's deep culture and traditions. I'm already dreaming of my next adventure in this fascinating country!篇4A Fun Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family and I went on the most amazing trip ever to Beijing, the capital of China! I was so excited because I had never been to a city that huge before. Beijing is one of the biggest and most historic cities in the whole world.We flew there on a big airplane. It took several hours, but I didn't mind because I enjoyed looking out the window at the clouds and watching movies on the little screen in front of me. When we finally landed in Beijing, it was really hot and humid outside. The airport was gigantic!The first place we visited was Tiananmen Square. This is a famous square in the middle of Beijing that can hold like a million people! There were tons of people there flying kites, taking pictures, and touring around. We took some silly family photos in front of the giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the Forbidden City gate.Speaking of the Forbidden City, that was the next stop on our trip. It's called the Forbidden City because way back when, it used to be the palace for Chinese emperors and regular people weren't allowed to go inside. We explored all the different halls, gardens, and rooms where the emperors and empresses used to live. Everything was built with traditional Chinese architecture and decorated with bright colors, dragons, and phoenix symbols. It was like being transported back in time!After the Forbidden City, we went to this awesome park called Jingshan Park. From the top of the big hill there, you can see the entire Forbidden City laid out in front of you. The views were breathtaking! My little sister and I had fun rolling down the grassy hills while my parents took a million pictures, as usual.The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China. I couldn't believe I was actually walking on the Great Wall! It was incredible. Parts of it were really steep, but it was cool to climb up and downthe stone steps. The best part was taking jumping photos at the highest point we could reach. The scenery of the mountains and green valleys around the Great Wall was like something out of a painting.In between all the sightseeing, we also did some fun shopping at markets selling stuff like jade jewelry, handmade crafts, traditional Chinese outfits, snacks, and souvenirs. My dad bargained with the vendors to get us good deals. I bought a little jade elephant figurine to remember the trip. We ate at lot of delicious Chinese food too - dumplings, noodles, Peking duck, and more!On one of the last days, we visited the Beijing Zoo to see the famous pandas. They were so cute and cuddly looking as they munched on bamboo shoots. I also got to see other cool animals like red pandas, arctic foxes, and golden monkeys. At the petting zoo area, I fed a deer and got licked by a very slobbery goat!Overall, our trip to Beijing was the best family vacation I've ever been on. I learned so much about China's ancient history and culture. I'll never forget walking on the Great Wall, exploring the Forbidden City's endless hallways and gardens, or coming face-to-face with those adorable pandas. I made lots of amazingmemories and even brought back some great souvenirs. I definitely want to go back to Beijing again sometime!篇5A Magical Trip to BeijingI was so excited when my parents told me we were going to Beijing for spring break! I had learned about the famous sights like the Great Wall of China and the Forbidden City in school, but I never imagined I would get to see them in real life.The first stop on our trip was the Great Wall. I couldn't believe how massive and incredible it looked stretching across the mountains. My dad said it's over 13,000 miles long! We climbed up steep steps and walked along part of the wall. My legs were sore but it was so worth it for the amazing views. I felt like I was a mighty warrior guarding the empire from invaders.Next, we went to the Forbidden City, which was the home of Chinese emperors for over 500 years. Our guide told us only royalty and servants could enter when it was still used as a palace. Now tourists like me can explore all 9,999 rooms! My favorite part was the intricate designs and bright colors decorating the buildings and gardens. Everything looked so regal and magnificent.One morning, we visited the Temple of Heaven, a famous religious site. I was in awe of the huge temple with its bright blue tiled roofs. Our guide explained that it was built in the 1400s for emperors to pray for good harvests. We watched some locals practicing tai chi, which looked like a very slow, graceful type of martial arts.My favorite Beijing treat was the jianbing, a kind of savory crepe filled with egg, crispy wontons, scallions and a sweet sauce. The vendor spread out the batter right on the sidewalk grill and it was so much fun watching him prepare the delicious snack. My mouth is watering just thinking about it!We took a rickshaw tour of the historic hutong neighborhoods with their narrow alleys and traditional courtyard homes. Our driver pedaled us all around while I tried to imagine what life was like for families living there hundreds of years ago. I loved seeing the bright red lanterns and decorations for the upcoming New Year celebrations.One evening we attended an amazing acrobatics show. The performers did incredible flips and human pyramids that had my heart pounding with excitement. During one act, a woman spun dozens of ribbons and plates all at the same time without dropping a single one! I have no idea how it's even possible tohave such skill and balance. The grand finale with motorcyclists looping inside a steel sphere was simply breathtaking.On our final day in Beijing, we took a bike tour around the city. It was the perfect way to soak in the sights, sounds and energy of the streets and plazas. We rode past the Olympic Green area with its cool futuristic stadiums and stopped for photos at places like Tiananmen Square. I felt like a little daredevil weaving through the bustling traffic!Beijing was an incredibly fascinating and unforgettable city. Between the historic sites, mouthwatering food, lively entertainment and friendly people, it was truly a magical trip. I have so many amazing memories and can't wait until my next adventure!篇6A Wonderful Trip to BeijingWoohoo! I was so excited when my parents told me we were going to Beijing for our summer vacation this year. Beijing is the capital of China and home to so many amazing sights and fun activities. I had learned a little bit about the city in school, but I couldn't wait to experience it for myself.We took a high-speed train from our city, and even the train ride itself was an adventure. The train went super fast, almost as fast as a rocket ship! I pressed my face against the window and watched the landscapes whizzing by - mountains, rivers, farms, and villages all blended together into one big blur.After a few hours, we finally arrived in the huge, bustling city of Beijing. The Beijing train station was gigantic, with people rushing everywhere. I held tightly onto my mom's hand so I wouldn't get lost in the crowd. Outside, the air was thick and hazy, but the roads were filled with cars, buses, motorcycles, and bicycles zipping around.Our first stop was Tiananmen Square, one of the biggest public squares in the world. I had seen pictures, but I was amazed by how truly massive it was in real life. The square could fit hundreds of thousands of people! Red flags waved in the wind, and there were guards standing stiffly at their posts. We took some funny pictures making goofy poses in front of the giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the Tiananmen Gate.Next, we headed to the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace from the Ming and Qing dynasties. I felt like a king or queen walking through the huge red gates and exploring all the temples, gardens, and pavilions. Everything was decorated withcolorful paintings of dragons, phoenixes, clouds, and other symbols. In the museum, I saw amazing artifacts like jade sculptures, ancient pottery, and jewel-encrusted crowns that belonged to emperors from long ago. I could have spent days there!The next morning, we woke up bright and early to visit one of the true wonders of the world - the Great Wall of China! We took a bus about an hour outside of Beijing to a less crowded section of the wall called Mutianyu. As our bus climbed up a winding mountain road, I caught my first glimpse of the Great Wall snaking along the ridge tops in the distance. "Wow!" I exclaimed, my mouth hanging open.When we finally set foot on the Great Wall itself, I was in total awe. The massive stone walkway extended further than my eyes could see in both directions, rising and falling with the contours of the mountains. Walking along those ancient pathways gave me a crazy feeling – like I was simultaneously in the present day but also journeying back in time hundreds of years. I imagined mighty armies marching along the wall, defending the empire from invaders.All that walking and climbing had worked up quite an appetite, so we stopped for a Chinese food feast at a restaurantnear the Great Wall. We feasted on dishes like Peking duck, dumplings, kung pao chicken, hand-pulled noodles, and more. Everything was so flavorful and delicious. I picked up my chopsticks and dug right in, slurping away happily.The next few days were a whirlwind - visiting the Summer Palace with its beautiful gardens and lakes, exploring the quirky arts districts filled with galleries and studios, and strolling through the scenic parks. Beijing is such a huge, bustling metropolis with a mix of ancient treasures and modern amenities. Everywhere we looked there were crowded streets lined with markets, restaurants, shops, and office towers.One morning, we took the subway to see some of Beijing's iconic modern landmarks like the Bird's Nest stadium and the CCTV headquarters skyscraper. These gigantic structures looked like they were straight out of a sci-fi movie, all curves and angles made of steel and glass. Beijing really is a city of contrasts!On our final day, we visited one last unmissable sight - the Temple of Heaven. This stunning temple complex was built in the 1400s by the Ming dynasty for annual prayer ceremonies. The gorgeous architecture with its blue-tiled roofs and intricate carvings took my breath away. We strolled along the LongCorridor, a covered pathway with thousands of colorful paintings and statues on the beams and posts.After spending over a week in Beijing, I felt like I had gotten just a small taste of this amazing, vast city. I knew I would have to come back again one day to explore more of its wonders. Beijing has such a deep, rich history and culture spanning thousands of years, all the while。

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北京旅游初中英语作文英语是高中最基础的课程之一,是为以后更高层次的英语学习以及工作生活打基础阶段,因为当今英语在工作、生活中的重要性越来越突出。

你喜欢北京吗?你去过北京旅游吗?下面小编就给大家整理了一些关于北京旅游的初中英语，希望能帮助到大家!北京旅游初中英语作文篇1I like travelling very much. Beijing is one of the cities i have visited.My stay there is most unforgettable. I have visited many spots of historical interest,such as the Great wall, the Summer Palace, the Palace Museum and Ming Tombs. I was proud of the wisdom and talent of ancient people.I have also been to the Revolution History Museum of China and the Military Museum of China, and i was deeply impressed by achievements our country has made over these years. The trip to Fragrant Hill was extremely exciting. The scenery of red maple leaves all over the hill was so spectacular that I took many photos. The unique cultural tradition and the distinctive natural beauty of Beijing will be a wonderful memory of my life.北京旅游初中英语作文篇2This summer vacation, I went to Beijing.It was a very great city!We went to the Great Wall first.Like its name,it was very great.We can see many mountians around.Then we went to visit Tian'an Men Square.It was also fantastic.We lived in a small house in a Beijing Hutung, it was a traditional Beijing building called 'four-section compound'.I enjoyed myself a lot.I love Beijing!北京旅游初中英语作文篇3Last summer, my family and I went to Hawaii for a holiday! We flew across the Pacific to the tiny island from Beijing. After we booked into a hotel, we rested.Our fun started the next day and lasted for two long weeks.During our time there, we ate delicious exotic food and drank numerous fruit juices.The Hawaiians are very proud of their unique food, often 'spiced up' with slices of juicy pineapple and strings of delicious cheese. There were also fantastic beaches right accoss the tiny atoll. The water was sparkling blue and the sand dunes radiated with an inviting warmth of gold.The place was wonderful and the locals were really nice; I really enjoyed my holiday.。

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写去北京旅游的英语作文篇1I went to Beijing more than eight times. Beijing is the capital of China. It’s a big city. I am very familiar with Beijing. It takes an hour and forty minutes from Nantong to Beijing by plane. There are many tall buildings in Beijing. It’s a modern city. My family visited the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, the Palace Museum, the Beihai Park, the Space Museum, etc. I went to the countryside of Beijing to go boating and fishing. It was very interesting. I went shopping in WangFuJing. I bought lots of souvenirs and other things. I like eating Beijing snacks. They are delicious. Don’t miss the Beijing Duck. It is really nice.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇2y, I went to Disneyland in HongKong. It’s very very big. When I went into it, I could see many shops. There were many toys and clothes in them. They were very interesting. Mickey mouse was walking aroud the Disneyland. We could take photos with him. Many people were playing happily. In a big house, we could see many cartoon people in it, such as Mickey, Minnie, Golfy, Donald and so on. Their performance was really had a good time in HongKong Disneyland.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇3Today, I went to Disneyland in HongKong. It’s very very big. When I went into it, I could see many shops. There were manytoys and clothes in them. They were very interesting. Mickey mouse was walking aroud the Disneyland. We could take photos with him. Many people were playing happily. In a big house, we could see many cartoon people in it, such as Mickey, Minnie, Golfy, Donald and so on. Their performance was really terrific.We had a good time in HongKong Disneyland.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇427th, September of every year is World Tourism Day Nowadays, as people’s living standard improve, the number and frequency of people to travel is also increasing First of all, travel can make people relaxed They may be crazy if they are in that situation in the long term Secondly, travel can broaden people’s vision This knowledge is good for them In conclusion, travel has so many advantages.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇5Last sunday, my friend LiXuan and I took a train to QIng Island. First, We visited the ocean in motion and played many exciting games. Later, we went to the Buddy Bear restaurant and got some delicious food.Furthermore, We went to the beach and played in the water. also, we took photos with the foreigners at the beach. we had a great time there. I think Qing Island is really a exciting place. If I have the time ,I will go there again!写去北京旅游的英语作文篇6Night studying the details of the trip, a look at the map, an island, a famous city. see the city, of former geography textbooks and the novels of dickens. in england except two days of work, there are seven days of time in britain, how to arrange the seven days? london to oxford and cambridge, i will go to the list. edinburgh, manchester and liverpool feel nottingham, the ritz,birmingham, at newcastle写去北京旅游的英语作文篇72.An Interesting Trip Last winter holiday, I went to Harbin with my mother. It's very cold in winter. There is snow and ice everywhere and you are always in a white world. You must wear warm clothes. The most exciting thing is playing with snow. Skating is also very interesting there.I will' always remember Harbin, for the snow, the ice and all the beautiful things. I love Harbin.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇8These trips helped me open my eyes. I enjoyed my day.Travelisaverygoodmeansofbroadeningaperson'kesyoucomei ntocontactwithdifferentcultures，ellingmuch，youwillnotonlyeichyourknowledgeandexperiences，butalsobeawareofthevastnessofnature.vesyouapleasantexperience，r，youmaygooverthesememoriesandenjoyyourpastexperiences，thuskeepingafreshandsunnymind.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇9An Interesting Trip Last winter holiday, I went to Harbin with my mother. Its very cold in winter. There is snow and ice everywhere and you are always in a white world. You must wear warm clothes. The most exciting thing is playing with snow. Skating is also very interesting there.I will always remember Harbin, for the snow, the ice and all the beautiful things. I love Harbin.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇10Japan was fun. It was very cool and windy. We flew kites in the park. I bought a watch there. I wanted to buy more, but I didn't have money.The gardens there were beautiful. I liked them the best. The department stores were too big. I couldn't find Mom. The food was delicious.We ate a lot of fish, and I also liked the vegetables and cake there. I hope I can go to Japan one more time.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇11It is sunny on 11th,april,saturday. My parents and I paid a visit to Qingdao by bus. There are many places of interest in Qingdao.we went to the beach, visited the Musuem and May 4th Square.It got its name in memory of the May 4th Movement.It is composed of the Shizhengting Square, the central square and the coastal park.We also had all kinds of delicious seafood.Although we're tired,we had a good time. I want to visit Qingdao again.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇12I'm going to take a trip to Japan with my mum this week.To tell you the truth, I'm not really excited about this trip.After tiring 6-week internship, I find it hard for me to adjust to it.In addition, there're only a little time for me to have a command of Japan before I go.However, I take it because I believe that travel can help us recognize ourselves in a new, strange environment.May my trip will be safe and sound!写去北京旅游的英语作文篇13The summer holiday begins. I am very happy. Last week， I traveled to Zhuhai. It's a small but beautiful city. The streets are clean and the buildings are huge. The traffic of Zhuhai is good. There is almost no traffic jams here，because the transportation system is good. Macau is on the opposite of Zhuhai.We can even see the cars running in the streets of Macau. I hope I can stepinto Macau to visti this magical city.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇14This summer holiday,I went to Sanya with my parents.It was a beautiful city.Our hotel was near the sea.I can see the sea in the hotel.It was really wonderful,wasnt it?I went to The ends of the earth,it was a beautiful view.Also,I went to a lot of places of interest.I took some photo there.I enjoyed the beach and the sea.I felt very happy there.It was an interesting trip.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇15In the last summer,my father and I went to Japan,we were very happy because of there's lot's of good things there,My father told me that the production of porn is growning well,and he can buy a lot of blue books there,of course,I must catch the opportunity ,and then I bought a lot of adult videoes and watch them with my father ,we are very happy.After we watch it ,we had done something good,After a few days ,we went home,we are very happy.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇16Wuyuan -- feel bridges people, and in the sea pastoral sceneryWuyuan county is located in the northeast of Jiangxi Province, and Mount Sanqingshan across the distant sea, is the birthplace of one of Huizhou culture.Known as the "Shu Xiang", "tea" is known, is a famous tourist destination in the country, known as the "most beautiful village" Chinese, is a famous educator in the South Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's hometown.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇171.Today, I went to Disneyland in HongKong. It’s very very big. When I went into it, I could see many shops. There were many toys and clothes in them. They were very interesting. Mickeymouse was walking aroud the Disneyland. We could take photos with him. Many people were playing happily. In a big house, we could see many cartoon people in it, such as Mickey, Minnie, Golfy, Donald and so on. Their performance was really terrific.We had a good time in HongKong Disneyland.写去北京旅游的英语作文篇18This summer vacation， I went to Beijing.It was a very great city!We went to the Great Wall first.Like its name，it was very great.We can see many mountians around.Then we went to visit Tian'an Men Square.It was also fantastic.We lived in a small house in a Beijing Hutung，it was a traditional Beijing building called 'four-section pound'.I enjoyed myself a lot.I love Beijing!写去北京旅游的英语作文篇19Last year ,I went to Beijing I love there The summer Places is to beautiful and we went to Wangfujing though there are lots of people in there and the things are too expensive ,most people buy things in there.I bought a pair of beautiful shoes in there.I love Beijing .This too beautiful!去年，我去了北京，我喜欢那里。

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北京旅游英语作文6句Beijing is a beautiful city with a rich history and vibrant culture. There are many famous attractions such as the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and Temple of Heaven. The city is also known for its delicious Peking duck and traditional Chinese architecture.北京是一个风景秀丽、历史悠久、文化丰富的城市。

有很多著名的景点，如长城、故宫和天坛。

这座城市还以其美味的北京烤鸭和传统的中国建筑而闻名。

The Great Wall is a must-see when visiting Beijing. It is an incredible feat of ancient engineering and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The Forbidden City is another must-visit attraction, with its stunning architecture and fascinating history.长城是去北京旅游必看的景点。

它是古代工程的惊人壮举，可以欣赏到周围乡村的美丽风景。

故宫是另一个必看的景点，它的壮丽建筑和迷人的历史令人着迷。

In addition to the historical attractions, Beijing also has a thriving arts and culture scene. Visitors can enjoy traditional Chinese opera, acrobatics, and martial artsperformances. The city also has a wide range of museums and galleries showcasing Chinese art and history.除了历史景点外，北京还有着蓬勃发展的艺术和文化场景。

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北京旅游英语作文八年级作文一：《My Wonderful Trip to Beijing》I had an amazing time in Beijing. You know what? The Great Wall was just breathtaking. I climbed up those steps and felt like I was on top of the world. The view was so great that I couldn't stop looking around.The Forbidden City was also something special. It was huge and full of history. I imagined what life was like for the emperors and their families. The palaces and gardens were so beautiful.And the food! Oh my goodness! I tried Peking Roast Duck. It was so delicious. The crispy skin and tender meat just melted in my mouth.Beijing is a place full of wonders. I can't wait to go back again.作文二：《Discovering Beijing》I went to Beijing and it was awesome! The first place I visited was Tiananmen Square. It was so big and there were so many people. I saw the flagraising ceremony and it made me feel proud.Then I went to the Summer Palace. The lakes and the mountains there were so pretty. I took a boat ride and it was really relaxing.I also went to Wangfujing Street. There were all kinds of shops and snacks. I bought some souvenirs for my friends and ate some delicious candies.Beijing is a great city and I had a lot of fun there.作文三：《My Adventure in Beijing》Hey, let me tell you about my trip to Beijing. I had the best time ever! I went to the Temple of Heaven. It was so peaceful and beautiful. The buildings were so old but still looked amazing.One day, I got lost in a hutong. But it was kind of fun because I saw how local people lived. They were really friendly and helped me find my way.I also went to the Beijing Zoo. I saw pandas! They were so cute and just lay there eating bamboo.I loved every minute of my trip to Beijing.作文四：《Beijing A City to Remember》Beijing is such a wonderful city. I saw a lot of cool things. Like the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. They looked so modern and amazing at night when the lights were on.I went to a Beijing Opera show. The costumes and the singing were so interesting. I didn't understand everything, but I still enjoyed it.I ate lots of delicious food. Dumplings were my favorite. They were so yummy.I had a great time in Beijing. It's a city that I'll never forget.。

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北京旅游英语作文 1Beijing is our capital city which is famous for its long history. Now we have a one-day tour plan for you.In the morning, you can start the day at the Great Wall. Its one of the greatest wonders in the world. Its so magnificent that you cant go to Beijing without visiting the Great Wall. At noon, you can go to the Summer Palace. There are so many interesting sites, such as Wanshou Mountain, Kunming Lake, Suzhou Street, and some other ancient palaces. So you can climb Wanshou Mountain first. The view on the top is so wonderful. Next, you can go boating on Kunming Lake, and then, walk on Suzhou Street to enjoy the life of regions south of the Yangtze River. In the afternoon, you can go to have a long walk on Tiananman Square, in order to see the city well, and then you can visit the Palace Museum. There you can see different objects of different periods. They are of great value. In the evening, the Front Gate Walking Street is a good place to go where you can buy various kinds of souvenirs and clothes. Most buildings there have the traditional Chinese styles. Maybe you can know some history of ancient Beijing.Wish you a nice trip.北京是我们的首都，以悠久的历史而闻名。

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北京旅游英语作文50词小学全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1A Fun Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family took a really exciting trip to Beijing, the capital of China! It was my first time going there and I had a blast exploring the city with my mom, dad, and little brother.We started our adventure by visiting the famous Forbidden City. This was an enormoussss palace complex where the emperors of China used to live a long time ago. It had over 9,000 rooms! Can you imagine having that many rooms in your house?I would get so lost trying to find the bathroom. The architecture was gorgeous with bright red buildings, intricate designs, and those cool slanted roofs.My favorite part was checking out the gardens within the palace grounds. There were beautiful ponds with koi fish swimming around, rocks arranged in neat patterns, and flowers blooming everywhere. It felt like being transported back in time to ancient China. I spotted a few people doing tai chi andpainting with ink brushes just like they did hundreds of years ago.After the Forbidden City, we walked along the Great Wall of China! This massive wall used to protect China from invaders and it snaked through the mountains for thousands of miles. The part we visited was really steep with crazy staircases that seemed to go on forever. I started getting tired after the first few hundred steps, but I didn't want to be a baby about it. The views from the top were unbelievable - you could see the wall winding through the green hills as far as the eye could see. I felt so tiny compared to this gigantic man-made structure. It was mind-blowing that people built it so long ago without modern tools and technology.For lunch, we had delicious jian bing which is kind of like a crepe with an egg, crispy wontons, cilantro, and sauces wrapped inside. It's a popular Beijing street food and it was soooo yummy!I stuffed myself but still had just enough room for a chocolatey bing su dessert afterwards. Bing su has shaved ice, condensed milk, fruit, and other sweet toppings piled mile high. So refreshing on a hot summer day.One night, we went to see an amazing acrobat show! The performers could do all sorts of crazy flips, juggle tons of objectsat once using just their feet, and contort their bodies into human knots. At one point, they stacked up chairs all the way to the ceiling and had acrobats doing handstands at the very top. I was terrified they would fall! My heart was pounding the whole time. The show was absolutely mind-blowing. I have no idea how they achieved such superhuman flexibility and balance.Another day, we toured the beautiful grounds of the Summer Palace, which used to be a relaxing retreat for Chinese royalty. I loved seeing the Long Corridor, which stretched for over half a mile! The corridor was covered in colorful paintings of scenes from classic Chinese legends and stories. We also took a boat out onto Kunming Lake in the middle of the palace grounds. The lake was surrounded by willow trees, pagodas, and marble bridges. So peaceful and serene.One afternoon, we participated in a Chinese calligraphy class. We learned about the different brushstroke styles and tools like the ink stone for grinding the ink stick. Then we practiced writing Chinese characters like "dragon" and "double happiness." My calligraphy looked like chicken scratch compared to the teacher's beautiful flowing strokes! I only just started taking Chinese lessons in school so reading and writing is still brand new for me. But it was really cool learning about this ancient art form.On our final day, we took a day trip to Mutianyu, which is a part of the Great Wall restored for tourists. I was so glad we got to visit it again because the scenery was even more breathtaking than the first section we saw. Mutianyu had watchtowers rising up from the mountain peaks as far as you could see like something straight out of a fantasy movie. We took a fun cable car ride up to the top, walked along the wall crisscrossing over the lush green hills, and enjoyed spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Definitely my favorite memory from the whole trip.Beijing was an amazing place filled with rich history, beautiful sights, delicious food, and friendly people. I feel like I learned so much about traditional Chinese culture just from this one vacation. I took a ton of pictures and videos to remember the experience forever. My only complaint is that I wish we could have stayed even longer! There's still so much left for me to see and do in Beijing. I already can't wait to go back someday. Zai jian!篇2My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Wow, what an incredible trip I just had to Beijing, the capital of China! I had been looking forward to this vacation for months. My parents told me we were going to visit a place that was thousands of years old with such an amazing culture and history.I could hardly wait!Our journey began by boarding a huge airplane and flying for what seemed like forever over the vast Pacific Ocean. After nearly 13 hours in the sky, we finally landed in Beijing. As soon as I stepped off the plane, I could tell this city was going to be like nowhere else I had ever been before.The first glimpse I got of Beijing was through the window of the taxi on our way to the hotel. I saw sprawling modern buildings towering over ancient temples and palaces. The roads were full of cars, buses, bikes and people going every which way. It was a bit chaotic at first, but also fascinating!We stayed in a really cool hotel that had a big courtyard and pagoda roofs. Our first full day, we headed to Tiananmen Square, the biggest public plaza in the world! The square was massive, with the Gate of Heavenly Peace on one end and the Forbidden City on the other side. Tons of locals and tourists were walking around taking photos of the monuments and buildings. I've never seen anything quite like it.Next up was a visit to the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace from the Ming and Qing dynasties. This place was absolutely breathtaking. We entered through the Gate of Supreme Harmony into a complex of nearly 1000 buildings with yellow-glazed tile roofs. Our tour guide explained how this was the home of 24 different emperors over 500 years. I felt like a kid in a real-life museum!One of my very favorite parts was walking along the Long Corridor, a covered pathway with 24 beautifully painted arches depicting scenes from ancient tales. Weaving through the courtyards and gardens was like being transported back in time. I kept imagining what life must have been like for the emperor centuries ago.After the Forbidden City, we took an evening rickshaw tour through the old hutong neighborhoods. These were the traditional alleys and homes where regular Beijing residents lived. Our driver pedaled us past tiny courtyard houses, shops, and restaurants. It was a fascinating look at an older, authentic side of the city. We finished the night with some delicious Beijing roast duck for dinner. So yummy!The next morning, we woke up early to hike a section of the Great Wall of China at Badaling. Seeing this massive, ancientstone wall snaking along the mountain ridges was surreal. Our guide taught us about how it stretches over 13,000 miles across northern China! As we climbed up steep staircases, I imagined how difficult it must have been for the laborers to build this mammoth project so long ago. The views from the watchtowers overlooking the rugged mountains were just incredible.After our wall hike, we visited Olympic Park to see some cool sites from the 2008 Beijing Summer Games. We took photos outside the iconic Bird's Nest stadium and swam in the stunning Water Cube aquatic center. Those venues were so unique and modern compared to the old imperial sites we had seen. Beijing really is a city where the past meets the future.We finished our Beijing adventures by seeing a performance of the Chaoyang Acrobatic Show. The stunts, balancing acts, and choreography these performers did were mind-blowing! At one point, a dozen people were stacked on top of each other in a human tower. The moves they pulled off seemed to defy physics. It was the perfect show to end an amazing trip on.I have to say, Beijing completely blew me away. From walking in the footsteps of emperors in the Forbidden City, to hiking along the Great Wall, to seeing dazzling modern sights, this city is absolutely jam-packed with amazing experiences. Thehistory, culture, food, and wonderful people of Beijing left me in awe. I already cannot wait to go back and explore more of this endlessly fascinating place!篇3My Awesome Trip to BeijingLast summer, my family went on a really cool trip to Beijing, the capital of China! I was so excited because I had never been to a city that huge before. Beijing is one of the biggest cities in the world with over 21 million people living there. That's a lot of people!The first stop on our trip was Tian'anmen Square. It's this massive open square right in the middle of the city. We had to walk really far to get from one end to the other! My little legs were getting tired. The square is famous because it's where the Chinese government is located. There are also some important buildings and monuments there like the Gate of Heavenly Peace which has a giant painting of Mao Zedong on it. He was the founder of modern China.Next, we went to see the Forbidden City which was my favorite part. It used to be the palace where the emperors of China lived with their families and workers centuries ago. Noregular people were allowed inside, which is why it's called the Forbidden City. But now it's a museum that anyone can visit. It's absolutely huge with nearly 1,000 buildings and 9,000 rooms! We spent hours exploring the different halls, gardens, and corridors. There were lots of cool things to see like painted ceilings, carved wooden beams, and ancient pots and sculptures.I pretended I was a prince walking around my royal palace.On another day, we climbed a section of the Great Wall of China. Believe it or not, the entire wall is over 13,000 miles long! We obviously couldn't walk the whole thing. We took a bus to a restored part called Badaling. Even though we only walked a tiny section, it was really steep with tons of steps going up and down the mountainsides. My legs were sore after from all the climbing. But the views from the top were awesome! You could see the wall snaking over the hills and mountains for miles. The Great Wall was built over 2,000 years ago to protect China from invaders, which is pretty mind-blowing if you ask me.We did some shopping at markets around Beijing too. I loved looking at all the neat souvenirs like jade carvings, Chinese calligraphy brushes, traditional Beijing opera masks, and colorful kites. I bought a silk robe for dress up and a baseball cap with theBeijing 2008 Olympics logo on it. Mom and Dad promised I could get a few small things since it was a special trip.Our hotel was pretty fancy with a swimming pool on the roof.I could see the entire Beijing skyline while I was swimming which was so cool. At night, we would go up to the roof to look at all the bright lights and skyscrapers in the distance.Beijing is such an amazing place with a perfect mix of modern city and ancient history. I had an absolute blast exploring all the famous sights and trying new foods. I could go on and on about everything we did and saw, but I'll stop here. Just know that Beijing 100% deserves the nickname "Incredible Beijing!" I definitely want to go back again someday.篇4My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family took the most exciting trip ever – we went to Beijing, China! Beijing is the capital city of China and it is absolutely massive. I had learned a little bit about Beijing in school, but getting to see it with my own eyes was a million times better.Our journey began with a long flight from the United States.I had never been on a plane for that many hours before. It felt like an eternity! But the amazing airline staff kept us fed and entertained with movies and games. When we finally landed in Beijing, I could hardly contain my excitement.The first thing I noticed was the crowds of people everywhere. Beijing is home to over 21 million people! That's more people than my entire state back home. The streets were packed with cars, bikes, rickshaws, and people out walking. The noise of the bustling city was a bit overwhelming at first.We stayed in a huge hotel right in the heart of downtown Beijing. Our room had an incredible view overlooking the city's futuristic skyline. I had never seen so many tall, sleek skyscrapers clustered together. It looked like something out of a science fiction movie!One of the very first things we did was visit Tiananmen Square. This is one of the largest public squares in the entire world. It's so big that it can hold over 1 million people! Standing in that vast open space made me feel incredibly small. I learned that the square is over 100 acres and has seen many hugely important events in China's history over the centuries.Just next to the square is the incredible Forbidden City palace complex. This massive walled city within a city used to be home to Chinese emperors and their families and staff. It has nearly 1,000 buildings and covers an enormous area – over 180 acres!Walking through the various palaces, temples, gardens, and other buildings of the Forbidden City was like stepping back in time. So much of the traditional Chinese architecture and artwork was stunningly preserved. I loved seeing the intricate carvings, brilliant colors, and distinct Chinese styling everywhere I looked.Another day, we took an amazing tour outside of Beijing to one of the most famous sites in the world – the Great Wall of China! This massive wall winds along the hills and mountains for over 13,000 miles. It was first built over 2,000 years ago to help protect ancient Chinese empires from invaders.Our tour took us to a particularly scenic and well-preserved stretch of the Great Wall called Badaling. I couldn't believe how enormous the wall was up close. The stone fortifications towered dozens of feet high in places. And the switchbacking pathways along the steep mountain ridges looked endless in either direction.Climbing up that steep, stone-paved trail was definitely a workout! But the breathtaking views from the top were so worth it. Looking out over the ancient wall snaking through the lush green hills was an experience I'll never forget.One of my other favorite memories was visiting Beijing's old neighborhood areas called hutongs. These are old residential alleyways and courtyard homes that date back hundreds of years. Taking a rickshaw tour through the narrow winding streets felt like being transported to ancient China.The sights, smells, and sounds were all so unique. We saw lots of traditional shops, restaurants, markets, and people just going about their day-to-day lives in these old communities. I loved getting a first-hand glimpse of traditional Chinese culture and day-to-day living.We also got to do some amazing cultural activities like watching an incredible Chinese acrobat show and attending a class to learn Chinese calligraphy. The displays of human strength and flexibility from the acrobats were jaw-dropping. And learning to use the bamboo brushes to paint elegant Chinese characters was much harder than it looked!Towards the end of our stay, we went on a day trip to the lovely Summer Palace outside of Beijing. This was the lavishretreat of emperors and their families to escape the heat of the city during summer months. The palace complex stretches for miles along the shoreline of a huge beautiful lake.I loved strolling across the iconic 17-arch bridge and exploring the ornate temples, gardens, pavilions, and other buildings. The Summer Palace's natural scenery and traditional Chinese architecture blended together篇5My Amazing Trip to Beijing!This summer, my family and I went on the most incredible trip to Beijing, the capital city of China! I was so excited because I had learned all about Beijing in my Chinese language and culture class at school. I couldn't wait to see the famous sights with my own eyes.Our adventure began when we landed at the huge Beijing Capital International Airport. Everything looked so different from home - the signs were all in Chinese characters that I couldn't read yet. Luckily, my parents could speak some Mandarin to get us a taxi into the city center.Beijing is such an ancient city, with over 3,000 years of history! Our first stop was walking through the massive Tiananmen Square. I had seen pictures, but it was even more jaw-droppingly enormous in person. Apparently it's the biggest public square in the whole world! We took lots of family photos in front of the famous portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong hanging on the Forbidden City gate.Next, we went inside the Forbidden City itself. This was the imperial palace where China's emperors lived with their families for almost 500 years until 1911. The architecture was stunning, with bright red walls, yellow glazed roof tiles, and elaborate carvings of dragons everywhere. I loved exploring all the different halls, temples, libraries, and gardens within the complex. It felt like stepping back in time to ancient China!One of the coolest parts was watching the ceremonial guards march around in their fancy uniforms with big furry hats. My little brother thought they looked just like the terracotta warrior statues we saw at the museum from China's first emperor. We even got to see a traditional Chinese acrobatic show with tumblers, contortionists and high-wire walkers which wasmind-blowing.The next day, we took a bus out of the city to the iconic Great Wall of China. Hiking along the massive stone fortification up and down the steep hills was really tiring, but so worth it for the incredible views. The Great Wall stretched as far as the eye could see over the mountains, like a gigantic dragon's back undulating across the landscape. It was amazing to think that this marvel was built using just basic tools and human labor over 2,000 years ago.While walking the wall, I pretended I was a brave warrior protecting the empire from invaders. With my makeshift sword carved from a fallen branch, I was ready to defend every battlement and watchtower! Dad joked that with my endless supply of energy, I would have made a formidable foe for any ancient enemies of China.One evening, we attended an amazing Kung Fu stage show featuring incredible martial artists doing all sorts of incredibleaerial kicks, animal stances, and weapons displays. The sheer power, discipline and artistry of the performers left me in awe. I've started taking Kung Fu lessons myself so I can learn those epic moves!On our final day in Beijing, we visited the exquisite gardens and palaces within the Summer Palace, a former retreat foremperors away from the Forbidden City. Everything was so lush, tranquil and perfectly manicured. I felt like a member of the ancient royal family as we rowed a ornate wooden boat across the lovely Kunming Lake while musicians played traditional Chinese instruments on the shore. Our guide told us that originally the water was drawn up using just manpower to make the huge lake and gardens!Before leaving, I stocked up on last-minute souvenirs like miniature terracotta warrior statues, Chinese hand fans, opera masks, and beautiful silk embroideries. I even bought a cute stuffed panda bear to remember the amazing giant pandas I saw at the Beijing Zoo!Overall, visiting Beijing was a dream come true. I learned so much about China's incredibly rich history, arts, and customs. From the mouth-watering cuisine to the ornate palaces to the Kung Fu warriors, every moment was an adventure to be treasured. I feel so lucky to have experienced such an incredible Chinese cultural immersion at my young age. Beijing will forever hold a special place in my heart, and I can't wait to return again someday on another exciting journey!篇6My Amazing Trip to BeijingWow, Beijing was so much fun! I went there with my family during the summer vacation. We had the best time exploring the city and learning about its rich history and culture.The first place we visited was the Forbidden City. It's a massive palace complex that used to be home to emperors from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Walking through its huge gates felt like traveling back in time! The buildings were breathtakingly beautiful with their yellow tiles and intricate designs. I loved seeing the throne rooms where the emperors once ruled.Next, we went to the Summer Palace. It was built as a vacation retreat for the royal family, and you can see why they picked that spot! The gardens were stunning, with colorful flowers, bridges over shimmering lakes, and even a marble boat. My favorite part was climbing up the long corridor for an amazing view.Aside from the top sights, I had a blast exploring Beijing's vibrant neighborhoods. We strolled through the winding alleys of the hutong districts. It was fun peeking into the tiny courtyard homes to see how locals live. The street food was delicious too –I tried scorpion kebabs, stinky tofu, and candied strawberries ona stick. Yum!One evening we went to see an amazing acrobatic show. The performers were so flexible and skilled, bending their bodies in impossible ways. At one point, they stacked chairs incredibly high and did handstands at the very top. I held my breath the whole time! The grand finale involved motorized spinning plates and dancers leaping through tiny hoops. It was the coolest thing I've ever seen.I also got to experience the city's modern side at places like the Birds Nest stadium from the 2008 Olympics. Its intricate lattice design looks like a giant nest from the outside. Inside, the sports venues were massive and state-of-the-art. I dreamed of competing there as an athlete someday!Every night, we'd walk through Tiananmen Square to see the flag ceremony. Hundreds of people would gather to watch soldiers lowering the bright red Chinese flag at sunset. It was a powerful moment of patriotism and pride. The square is so iconic with its portrait of Mao Zedong and the gate leading to the Forbidden City.I have so many wonderful memories from this trip. Beijing blew me away with its perfect mix of ancient traditions and modern wonders. From climbing on the Great Wall to slurpingnoodles in a hutong alley, I experienced the very best this amazing city has to offer. I already can't wait to go back!。

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介绍北京旅游经历的英语作文示例回答如下1:My Beijing Travel ExperienceLast summer, I had the opportunity to visit Beijing, the capital city of China. It was an unforgettable experience that allowed me to immerse myself in the rich history and vibrant culture of this magnificent city.During my stay in Beijing, I visited several iconic landmarks, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven. The Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site, was truly awe-inspiring. Walking along the ancient walls and taking in the breathtaking views was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Forbidden City, with its grand palaces and intricate architecture, gave me a glimpse into the imperial history of China. Exploring the vast complex and learning about the lives of emperors and concubines was both fascinating and educational. The Temple of Heaven, a sacred site where emperors used to pray for good harvests, was another highlight of my trip. The intricate design of the temple and the peaceful atmosphere made it a perfect place for reflection and contemplation.Apart from the historical sites, I also enjoyed exploring the vibrant street culture of Beijing. The narrow hutongs, or traditional alleyways, were filled with charming shops, local eateries, and traditional courtyard houses. I had the chance to taste authentic Beijing cuisine, such as Peking duck and dumplings, which were absolutely delicious. The bustling markets, such as the famous Silk Market, provided a unique shopping experience where I could haggle for souvenirs and traditional Chinese crafts.Furthermore, I was fortunate to witness traditional Chinese performances, such as a Peking Opera and a Chinese acrobatics show. The colorful costumes, elaborate makeup, and melodious singing in the Peking Opera left me in awe. The acrobatics show, with its daring stunts and incredible flexibility, kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the performance.Overall, my trip to Beijing was a truly immersive experience that allowed me to appreciate the rich history, vibrant culture, and delicious cuisine of this remarkable city. I highly recommend visiting Beijing to anyone who wants to explore thewonders of ancient China and indulge in its modern charm.北京旅游经历去年夏天，我有机会参观了中国的首都北京。

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关于旅游北京的英语作文1. Beijing is a bustling city with a rich history and vibrant culture. From the ancient Forbidden City to the modern skyscrapers of the CBD, there is something for everyone to explore and enjoy.2. The Great Wall is a must-see attraction in Beijing. The sheer size and grandeur of this ancient wonder never fail to impress visitors from all over the world. Walking along the wall and taking in the breathtaking views is an experience like no other.3. The food in Beijing is delicious and diverse. From savory Peking duck to spicy hotpot, there is no shortage of culinary delights to tantalize your taste buds. Be sure to try some street food as well, such as jianbing and lamb skewers.4. The traditional hutongs of Beijing offer a glimpse into the city's past. Wandering through the narrowalleyways and courtyard homes, you can feel the history and culture that have shaped this vibrant metropolis. Don't forget to stop by a local teahouse for a relaxing break.5. Beijing is also home to world-class museums and art galleries. The National Museum of China and the 798 Art District are just a few of the cultural institutions worth visiting. Whether you're interested in ancient artifacts or contemporary art, there is something for everyone to enjoy.6. The nightlife in Beijing is lively and exciting. From trendy bars and clubs to traditional opera performances, there is no shortage of entertainment options after the sun goes down. Be sure to check out the vibrant nightlife scene in Sanlitun or Houhai for a memorable evening out.7. Overall, Beijing is a city that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and modernity. Whether you're exploring ancient landmarks or sampling local cuisine, there is always something new and exciting to discover inthis dynamic city. Don't miss the opportunity to experience all that Beijing has to offer.。

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去北京旅游的有趣经历英语作文80词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Awesome Trip to Beijing!Wow, my trip to Beijing was so cool! I went with my mom, dad, and little sister during summer vacation. We saw sooooo many amazing things!First, we visited the Great Wall of China. It was incredible - the Wall went on forever, snaking over the mountains. I couldn't believe people built it so long ago without modern tools and machines. My legs got super tired from all the climbing, but the views were breathtaking.Next, we explored the Forbidden City. I loved walking through the huge corridors and seeing the ornate decorations and bright colors everywhere. The buildings were massive! Our tour guide told us all about the emperors who lived there centuries ago. She said over 14 million people helped construct the city's walls and buildings. 14 million! That's hard to even imagine.One of the coolest things was seeing the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an. These life-size soldier statues were buried underground for over 2,000 years before being discovered in 1974. Each warrior's face is totally unique - it's amazing how detailed they are. The arms, armor, and pottery horses are so intricate too. Learning about their history was fascinating.We also wandered through markets selling all kinds of fun stuff - delicious snacks, traditional Chinese clothing, souvenirs, and more. I tried my first candied strawberry and it was delicious! The sights, sounds, and smells were overwhelming in the best way.Towards the end of our trip, we visited Olympic Park and toured inside the Bird's Nest stadium left over from the 2008 Olympics. It's ginormous! We pretended to be athletes competing as we ran around the track. The nearby Water Cube building was really cool too with its crazy bubbly exterior. I can't imagine how much work it took to build those venues.I have so many awesome memories from Beijing. The history, culture, food, and landmarks were all so fascinating to experience in person. I took a million pictures to remember every detail. China is such an amazing country with incredibly kindpeople - I'd love to go back someday! This was a dream vacation my family will never forget.篇2My Fun Trip to Beijing!Wow, what an awesome trip to Beijing! My family and I just got back from spending a week in China's capital and it was so much fun. I have so many cool stories to tell my friends when I get back to school.The first amazing thing I saw was the Forbidden City. It's this gigantic palace complex right in the middle of Beijing that used to be where the emperors lived. My mom said it has 9,999 rooms! Can you imagine having that many rooms in your house? I would get lost every single day trying to find the kitchen or my bedroom. The buildings were so colorful and decorated with tons of dragons, lions, and other cool designs. My favorite part was the Imperial Garden towards the back. It had beautiful ponds and gardens where the emperors used to relax and drink tea.Next, we went to see the Great Wall of China! This massive wall winds across mountains and valleys for thousands of miles. We took a cable car up to a really steep part of the wall and got to walk along the top. The views from up there were incredible -you could see the wall snaking across the green hills in both directions. Part of it was hard to climb because the stairs were so tall for my little legs, but I made it! I felt like a brave warrior guarding the empire from invaders. They should make a video game where you get to fight off Mongol raiders while walking along the Great Wall!My dad's friend took us to this amazing acrobat show one night. The performers did all sorts of crazy flips, juggled stacks of plates and bowls, and even some of them rode around on unicycles while spraying ribbons in the air! At one point, they brought out this metal frame with crisscrossing metal bars and stacked up eighteen whole people in different positions on it. I have no clue how they managed to balance like that. The grand finale was two motorcyclists who drove around in a sphere cage, swapping positions and pretty much defying gravity. It was all so exciting and everyone cheered super loud after all the cool stunts.I also got to try out my Chinese skills thanks to my language lessons at school. Whenever we went to restaurants, street food stalls, or shops, I practiced ordering and asking for things in Mandarin. The vendors always smiled really big when this little American kid spoke to them in Chinese. My pronunciation wasn'tperfect but I think they appreciated me trying. I even haggled with a few of them at the Pearl Market over prices for souvenirs! I got a nice traditional Chinese dress for my little sister.We did so many other fun things too like visiting the Olympic sites, hiking through the Ming Tombs, trying amazing dumplings and noodle dishes, and seeing a Chinese kung-fu movie in the theaters. Beijing had such a great mix of super old historical sites combined with modern shopping malls and towering skyscrapers. I can't wait to come back again sometime! Maybe next time I can see the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an or even make it out to see the giant pandas. For now though, I'm just happy to be home showing off all my cool souvenirs and sharing stories from my amazing China adventures.篇3An Amazing Adventure in Beijing!Hi everyone! I just got back from the coolest trip ever to Beijing, the capital of China. My parents took me there for spring break and it was totally awesome. I saw so many amazing things and had the best time exploring this fascinating city. Let me tell you all about it!We flew into Beijing Capital International Airport after a really long flight. As soon as we stepped outside, I could smell all the different delicious food cooking. Beijing is famous for its incredible street food like jianbing (an amazing egg crepe thingy), tanghulu (candied fruit on a stick), and jidani (those tasty fried dough sticks). My mouth was watering just from the smells!Our first stop was Tiananmen Square right in the heart of Beijing. It's this huge plaza that can fit like a million people! There were tons of people walking around, taking pictures in front of the giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the Tiananmen Gate. My dad said Mao was a really important leader in Chinese history. In the square, we also saw the Monument to the People's Heroes which commemorates soldiers and revolutionaries.After the square, we went to see the mind-blowing Forbidden City right next door. This was the imperial palace where China's emperors lived for almost 500 years until the last dynasty ended in 1912. It's called the Forbidden City because regular people weren't allowed inside back in those days.The Forbidden City is massively huge with 9,999 rooms! We spent the entire day wandering around and only saw a small part of it. There are so many beautiful buildings, gardens, courtyards,and gates. My favorite was the Hall of Supreme Harmony where the emperors were crowned. It's just breathtaking with those bright yellow glaze tiled roofs! We also visited the Imperial Garden that had amazing landscaped hills, pavilions, and even a marble boat.The next day, we went on the craziest adventure to the Great Wall of China! This enormous wall winds across mountains and deserts for over 13,000 miles. We took a bus to a section called Badaling, which is the most popular part for tourists. Let me tell you, climbing the Great Wall was no joke! The steps were incredibly steep and tough, but the views were just spectacular. I felt like I was a brave soldier guarding the empire from invaders. We took so many cool pictures on the watch towers and walking along the wall's edge. Definitely a workout, but so worth it!One of the highlights was watching an amazing kung fu show at the Red Theater. The performers were monks who did those incredible martial arts moves while telling a story through dance and acrobatics. They jumped through the air, did backflips, and fought with staffs and swords. At one point, there was even a kung fu battle on this narrow plank high above the stage! My jaw was on the floor the whole time - it was that awesome.We finished our trip by visiting the adorable pandas at the Beijing Zoo. These black and white bears are just the cutest! We watched them lounging around, munching on bamboo, and playing together. The baby pandas were especially sweet as they tumbled and rolled around the enclosure. I just wanted to give them all a big old hug!Overall, Beijing was an incredible place that I'll never forget. From the remarkable historical sites to the yummy food to the cuddly pandas, there was something amazing around every corner. I feel so lucky to have experienced this fascinating city and Chinese culture. I really hope I can go back to Beijing again someday on another fun adventure!篇4My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family took the most exciting trip ever - we went to Beijing, the capital of China! I had learned a little bit about Beijing in school, but experiencing it in person was a thousand times cooler than anything I could have imagined.The first stop on our trip was the famous Forbidden City. As we approached the giant complex of beautiful ancient buildings, I felt like I had stepped back in time. The red walls, yellow-glazedroof tiles, and elaborate decorations were just stunning. My little brother Timmy got in trouble for running around pretending to be a emperor's guard, but I thought it was pretty funny.Inside the Forbidden City, we saw halls lined with giant painted portraits of fierce dragons, thrones where mighty emperors once sat, and treasures from long ago. Our guide told us how the Forbidden City was home to 24 different emperors over almost 500 years! I tried to imagine what life must have been like living in such an incredible palace. Maybe I would have had my own panda bear to play with.After the Forbidden City, we went to Tiananmen Square. I had never seen a plaza so massive in my life! Our guide said it's one of the largest public squares in the world and can hold over a million people. A million people? That's more than the entire population of my hometown! We took goofy family pictures in front of the giant portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the gate. Mom had to scold Timmy again for making silly faces.The next day, we went to the Great Wall of China. Wow, talk about an incredible sight! I couldn't believe humans could build something篇5My Amazing Trip to Beijing!Last summer, my family and I went on the most amazing trip ever - we visited Beijing, the capital of China! It was so exciting getting to explore such an incredible city with a rich history and culture. Let me tell you all about our incredible adventure.The first stop on our journey was the incredible Forbidden City. This was the imperial palace for 24 different emperors over the course of nearly 500 years! Can you imagine living in a place like that? It's absolutely massive, with 9,999 rooms! My little legs got quite tired from all the walking around, but it was so worth it to see all the beautiful architecture, gardens, and museums.My favorite part was the Imperial Garden. The landscaping was just breathtaking, with peaceful ponds, walking paths, and so many colorful flowers and trees everywhere you looked. We even saw a little deer wandering around! I felt like I had traveled back in time to when emperors would stroll those very same grounds.After the Forbidden City, we went to see the majestic Temple of Heaven. This is where the emperors would pray for good harvests and make offerings. The stunning temple buildings were all built without any nails - can you believe that? The entire place was designed to be perfectly symmetrical and harmonious.I got to watch some people doing tai chi and other traditional activities in the park surrounding the temples. It was like stepping into another world!The next day, we had to go see one of the most famous attractions not just in Beijing, but in the entire world - the Great Wall of China! We took a bus partway up the mountain and then hiked the rest of the way up endless stone stairs carved into the hillside. When I finally crested the top, the sight before me took my breath away. The Great Wall snaked across the mountaintops as far as I could see in both directions, through the trees and disappearing into the morning mist. It was incomprehensibly massive and ancient!Walking along that historic wall was one of the highlights of my life so far. Every few towers, we would stop to rest our legs and take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests. I couldn't believe something so magnificent was built entirely by human hands, without modern machinery, all those centuries ago. The fact that it still stands today, after wars, natural disasters, and the relentless elements, is a true testament to the grit and engineering prowess of the Chinese people who constructed it.We did so much more than I could possibly recount here - visiting Olympic stadiums, walking through the lively outdoor markets, watching an incredible acrobat show, and so much more. Beijing is an city that truly comes alive through its blend of profound history and modern dynamism. I'll never forget spinning the gorgeous pearl-inlaid orbs of the Altar of Heaven for good luck or marveling at the brilliant red-and-yellow glazed roof tiles adorning every classical building.This trip gave me such an appreciation for China's rich culture and the amazing perseverance of its people over thousands of years. Beijing left an indelible mark on my heart, and I know this is just the beginning of my travels exploring the wonders of this vast and ancient land. I already can't wait to go back!篇6A Totally Awesome Trip to Beijing!Hey guys! You'll never believe the crazy adventure I just had in Beijing. It was the best trip ever! Let me tell you all about it.It started when my mom and dad surprised me and said we were going to China's capital for my summer vacation. I was like "No way, for real?!" Beijing is the coolest place with the GreatWall, Forbidden City, and all that awesome historical stuff I learned about in school. I could hardly sleep I was so excited!The flight there felt super long, but I didn't even care because I knew amazing Beijing was waiting for me at the end. As soon as we landed, everything looked and smelled different than back home. The writing wasall in cool looking Chinese characters and there were tons of people everywhere.Our first stop was Tiananmen Square - which is this gigantic open space in the middle of Beijing. It's one of the biggest city squares in the world! We took a classic tourist picture of my whole family squished together in front of the giant portrait of Mao Zedong. My little brother Jacob made a funny face though, as usual.Then we went to the mind-blowing Forbidden City. This place used to be the royal palace for emperors and it's absolutely massive, with like hundreds of buildings inside. Jacob and I had a contest to see who could remember the most crazy facts from the tour guide. I dominate at games like that!My favorite part was exploring the Imperial Garden. It was like a secret paradise hideaway with beautiful lakes, bridges, flowers, and trees everywhere. I felt like the emperor himself as we wandered around. We even saw a Chinese garden keepersweeping up the paths with one of those classic long-handled brushes. So cool!The next day, we took an awesome tour out to the one and only Great Wall of China! It was incredible getting to climb along the ancient giant stone wall snaking over the green mountains. Some parts were super steep, but I powered up no problem because I'm in great shape. The views from up there were unbelievable - you could see the wall stretching on forever in both directions. Our tour guide said it's over 13,000 miles long - crazy!While up on the wall, we also witnessed this hilarious sight of a porcupine slowly waddling across and scaring away all the tourists. I couldn't stop laughing as people went running and screaming. The porcupine didn't care at all, just kept on trucking. It's the Great Wall'sprotector I guess!After the Wall, we wandered through some old hutong neighborhoods. A hutong is a classic neighborhood with narrow little alleys and courtyard houses. It felt like stepping back in time as we roamed the alleys. Jacob and I had a blast playing a game where we'd try to get a picture with any cute dogs or cats we saw in the hutongs.For lunch one day, we ate at this delicious Beijing duck restaurant. Have you ever had Peking duck before? It's crispy seasoned duck that you wrap in these thin pancakes with scallions and plum sauce. Soooo yummy! I think I ate like half a duck all by myself.We also got to see a amazing acrobat show one night. These gymnast-like performers did all kinds of flips, human pyramids, and contortions. At one point, they stacked up people all the way to the ceiling - I watched with my jaw on the floor the whole time!When we went to the art district called 798, I did think it would be kind of boring. But it ended up being a really sweet area with funky modern art galleries and cool murals everywhere. We took pictures in front of all the colorful graffiti-style wall art. My favorite mural was this giant slurpee on the side of a building!The last day, we walked through the Temple of Heaven, which is this insane huge historic temple complex. Make sure to get the audio tour if you ever visit, because you learn all these wild stories from Chinese mythology. Like about the phoenix, dragon, and different deities.At the very end of the trip, we visited Beijing's Olympic Park where they held the 2008 Summer Games. It felt so epic standing in the middle of the Bird's Nest stadium and Olympic village. I could almost hear the roar of the crowds from years ago! Beijing put on such an incredible Olympics show for the world.That's a quick recap of my wild Beijing adventure! We did so much crazy stuff - from hiking the Great Wall, to touring imperial palaces, to eating the best duck ever, to seeing world-class acrobats. Every day was more fun and surprising than the last.I've got to say, Beijing is hands-down my new favorite city on the planet. The blend of insane modern and fascinating ancient was so rad to experience up close. Not to mention the city has over 3,000 years of mind-melting history!I learned so much about China on this trip. But honestly the biggest thing I took away is just how friendly and welcoming all the local people were. No matter where we went, they made us feel at home. Even though we didn't speak the language, people went out of their way to try communicating with us through gestures and laughter.I've already started bugging my parents about taking another trip back there someday! Next time, I'd love to explore more of the Great Wall, visit the Panda Zoo, and find someunderground youth culture spots. Anything to extend my Chinese adventures for as long as humanly possible!Beijing, you were incredible. Thanks for the lifelong memories! I'll definitely be back for more crazy good times exploring your amazing city. Maybe I'll even move there and become an acrobat someday. A kid can dream, right?。

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北京旅游的英语作文
During the National Day / Last week, I went to Bei ___g with my classmates .Bei ___g is very famous as the capital of China.
On the first day, we went to Tian’anmen Square .We watched the flag-raising ceremony.(升旗仪式）My classmates and I were very excited.Then we visited the Palace Museum. It has a very long history.I bought a lot of souvenirs (纪念品）of the Palace Museum.
On the second day ,we visited the Summer Palace .There the air was very fresh and the scenery (景色）was fascinating .My classmates and I had a great time .What a nice place it is !
on the third day ,we went to the great wall. the great wall is very long and old. it has millions of bricks(砖）. each brick is very big and heavy. lots of people from different countries like climbing the great wall. “one who fails to reach the great wall is not a hero.” finally, we
climbed to the top of the great wall .we felt very tired but happy._北京旅游的。

The following days, we went to Wangfu ___g and Xiang Hill. Later, I went back with my classmates by train.I now know more about the history of China.
I really enjoyed the trip to Bei ___g.
地点名词：Tian’anmen Square ___广场 the Palace Museum 故宫
the Summer Palace 颐和园 the Great Wall 长城
“One who fails to reach the Great Wall is not a hero.不到长城非好汉
初中一年级英语作文(去北京的一次旅行)
a trip to bei ___g_北京旅游的英语作文。

（去北京的一次旅行）
I want to go on a trip to Bei ___g next week（我想在下个星期去北京）.It is about 278 kilometres away from Xingtai to Bei ___g（邢台到北京大约278千米）. So I want to go there by train（所以我想坐火车去那里）. Before that I will pack my suitcase with my clothes.（在这之前我将把我的衣服装进我的箱子里）.I will take the camera,too（我也将带上我的相机）. When I arrive in Bei ___g,I will go to the Tian’anmen Square first（当我到达北京的时候，我第一个将去 ___广场）. Then I will go to the Grate Wall（然后我将去长城）.I hope I will have a nice trip（我希望我将会有一个愉快的旅行）.
I have learned English for many years, as I learn more knowledge about the English, I bee more and more passionate to have a look at the world. When I was small, I knew nothing about the world, I believe the place I lived around was the whole world, then I came to middle school, I realized the world bee more and more bigger, but how big it was, I had no idea. As I came to high school, I learn more about the world, There are all kinds of cultures in western countries. I am so interested in the culture, I want to go
to these places and talk to the local people. This is my dream, I believe I can realize my dream, since the traffic is so convenient. I must study hard and earn money, so I can make my dream e true.
我已经学习英语很多年了，随着我学到有关英语的越多知识，我变得越来越有激情要看看这个世界。

当我还小的时候，我对这个世界并不了解，我相信我生活的周围就是整个世界，后来我上了初中，我意识到这个世界变得越来越大，但是我并不知道它到底有多大。

随着我上了高中，我对世界有更多的了解，在西方国家有各种各样的文化。

我对文化很感兴趣，我想要去到那些地方，和当地的人聊天。

这就是我的梦想，我相信我能实现自己的梦想，因为交通很方便。

我必须努力学习，挣多点钱，才能让我的梦想成真。

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欢迎阅读，更多的优秀英语作文尽在。

Since I was small, I have heard about the Great Wall, it is very long, a lot of people e to Bei ___gto watch it. In China, there is an old saying“One who fails to reach the Great Wall is not a hero”. As it is so famous, I want
to the site when I have a chance. I see many pictures about the Great Wall on the books, I also watch it through TV. Every time I see it, I feel so eager to reach there. My father traveled there once, he took many pictures, this is the first time I feel so close to the site. I must work hard, so I can have money to go to there.
当我还小的时候，我就听说过长城，它很长，很多人到北京去参观长城。

在中国，有一句古言“不到长城非好汉”。

正因为它如此出名，当我有机会的时候，我想要去长城。

我在书本上看到很多关于长城的照片，我也通过电视看到了。

每次我看到长城，我就很想要去那里。

我的爸爸旅游到那里一次，他拍了好多照片，这是我第一次觉得如此靠近长城。

我必须努力学习，这样我就有钱去那里。

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