张家界英文介绍
张家界英文介绍
BaoFeng Lake(宝峰湖)
“(宝峰湖)湖面如镜,千峰凝翠,洞壑幽深,风光迤逦”。 Baofeng Lake is like a mirror,embellished all around with green hills and deep caves of enchanting beauty
Zhangjiajie national forest park(张家界国家森林公园)
森林公园
景区内千峰竞秀、万壑奔流、古树茂密、珍禽栖息。 There are a thousand peaks competing in their beauty,ten thousand streams pouring into pools, ancient trees growing thick with birds and animals flying and creeping among them.
It is my beautiful hometown,I hope you can visit her someday.That’s all,thank you!
百 龙 天 梯
There are many wild animals and wild plants ,and Mountains in zhangjiajie area takes up 76 percent of the total. The most characteristic feature is the quartzes(石英) sandstone landform, which is rare in the world.
MY HOMETOWN------------ZHANGJIAJIE
庄晓芦 2013 11 28
张家界旅游介绍英文版作文
张家界旅游介绍英文版作文Zhangjiajie is a beautiful city in China. It is famous for its stunning natural scenery, including the unique sandstone pillars, lush forests, and clear streams. Thecity is also home to the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The most famous attraction in Zhangjiajie is the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. It is known for its thousands of sandstone pillars, some of which are over 200 meters tall. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, and rare plant species.In addition to the national park, Zhangjiajie is also home to the Tianmen Mountain, which is known for its steep cliffs and stunning views. Visitors can take a cable car to the top of the mountain, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area.For those who are interested in Chinese history andculture, Zhangjiajie is also home to the ancient town of Fenghuang. This well-preserved town is known for its traditional architecture, cobblestone streets, and picturesque riverside setting.Zhangjiajie is a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts, as it offers a wide range of activities such as hiking, rock climbing, and bird watching. The city is also a popular destination for photographers, as it offers countless opportunities to capture the stunning natural scenery.In conclusion, Zhangjiajie is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves nature and outdoor adventure. With its unique sandstone pillars, lush forests, and picturesque riverside towns, it offers a truly unforgettable experience for visitors.。
介绍张家界的英语作文
介绍张家界的英语作文Zhangjiajie is a beautiful city located in the northwest of Hunan Province, China. It is famous for its stunning natural scenery, including towering sandstone pillars, deep valleys, and crystal-clear streams.One of the most popular attractions in Zhangjiajie is the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie Avatar. The park is home to over3,000 sandstone pillars, some of which are over 200 meters tall. Visitors can take a cable car to the top of one of the pillars for a breathtaking view of the park.Another must-see attraction in Zhangjiajie is the Tianmen Mountain. It is known for its incredible natural wonders, including the Tianmen Cave, which is a natural hole in the mountain that visitors can walk through. There is also a glass walkway that hangs over a cliff, offering a thrilling experience for those who dare to walk on it.Zhangjiajie is also home to the world's longest and highest glass bridge, which spans over 430 meters and is suspended 300 meters above the ground. Visitors can walk across the bridge and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.Aside from its natural attractions, Zhangjiajie also has a rich cultural heritage. The Tujia people, an ethnic minority group, live in the area and have their own unique customs and traditions. Visitors can experience Tujia culture by attending traditional performances, trying local cuisine, and visiting Tujia villages.In conclusion, Zhangjiajie is an amazing destinationfor nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. Its stunning natural scenery and rich cultural heritage make it a must-visit destination in China.。
介绍张家界英语作文高一
介绍张家界(高一英语作文)英文Zhangjiajie, a city located in the northwestern part of Hunan province, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and unique landscape. Dubbed as "the Avatar shooting location," Zhangjiajie National Forest Park attracts millions of tourists every year.The park is characterized by thousands of towering pillars of rock, rising abruptly from the valley floor. These pillars, known as "peaks of the south," are covered with dense vegetation and often shrouded in mist, creating an otherworldly atmosphere.One of the most famous landmarks in Zhangjiajie is the Tianmen Mountain. It features a natural archway, known as Tianmen Cave, which is said to be the highest natural arch in the world. Visitors can take a cable car to the top of the mountain, where they are rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.Another highlight is the Yellow Dragon Cave, a vast underground cavern filled with stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is illuminated with colorful lights, creating a magical and mysterious atmosphere.Zhangjiajie is also rich in cultural heritage. The Tujia ethnic group, one of the major ethnic minorities in the area, has a unique culture and tradition that are reflected in their festivals, costumes, and cuisine. Visitors can experience the local culture by attending Tujia festivals ortrying traditional Tujia dishes.In conclusion, Zhangjiajie is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Its stunning landscapes, unique culture, and rich history make it a truly remarkable place.中文张家界,位于湖南省西北部的一个城市,以其令人惊叹的自然美景和独特的景观而闻名。
张家界英文介绍
welcome t made of wood build along the cliff
it is very exciting!
this is glass bridge
a amazing project
Now, Zhangjiajie has basically become a largescale(大规模的), high-rank(高等级的) tourist resort where mountains, lakes, caves and historical culture and special customs are well blended(混合 的) in the area of 500 square kilometers. Undoubtedly, it is an ideal ecological tourist zone and an international holiday village.
Zhangjiajie national forest park,
Located in the northwest of Wulingyuan, it is in the neighborhood of Suoxiyu Valley and Tianzi Mountain.
Emperor Mountain
Guiguzi a mythological (神话的)person who invented the 硬气功
this is the hole he lived in
Due to the reform and opening-up for more than two decades, special culture, campus culture,community culture, traveling culture, and other modern cultures constitute the lively and colorful culture world of Zhangjiajie; while inheriting(继承) traditional advantages and creating some new features as well.
张家界的英文介绍
张家界的英文介绍第一篇:张家界的英文介绍A Survey About ZhangjiajieZhangjiajie is situated in the northwest of Hunan province, in the juncture of the Yunan-Guizhou Plateau and the subsidence of Donating Lake, stretching over the area from between 109'40 to 110'20 E to between 28'52 to 29'48 N.It is bounded by Shimen county and Taoyuan county on the east, Yuanling county on the south, and Hefeng, Xuan'en of Hubei province on the north.The city stretches 167 km from east to west, and 96 km from north to south at best.Zhangjiajie city covers an area of 9,653 square kilometers, which accounts for 4.5 percent of Hunan province.The landform is complex in Zhangjiajie, including mountains, lava, hills, plains, etc.Mountainous area takes up 76 percent of the total.The most characteristic feature is the quartzes sandstone landform, which is rare in the world.The city is higher on the northwest, and tilts along Li River to the south.Wuling mountains, divided from Yunwu Mountain in Guizhou province, are again divided into some branches across the city.There are mountains over mountains in the city and many abrupt peaks and low lands.The highest point is 1890.4 meters above the sea level, and the lowest 75 meters.Zhangjiajie is a city under the direct administration of provincialgovernment, and has jurisdiction over Yongding, Wuling districts, and Cili, Sangzhi counties.Up to the end of 1999, it has a population of 1.55 million, of which 1.13 million are minorities which accounts for 73.1 percent of the total population.Climate Zhangjiajie is located in the middle latitude in the north hemisphere, and falls into the category of subtropical humidmonsoon climate.It has enough sunshine, rich rainwater, long frost-free period, short cold period and quite different four seasons.The annual average sunshine hours, temperature, the amount of rainfall is 1440 hours, 16 degree C and 1400 mm respectively.The average frost-free period over the past years is about 216 to 269 days a year.The climate of this kind benefits the total development of agriculture, forestry, husbandry, subsidiary and fishery.However, influenced by the special landforms and groundfeature, the climate is complex and changeable in the city.Droughts, floods, storms, hails and other disasters occasionally happen.Natural Ecological EnvironmentZhangjiajie is known for its unique tourist resources.Wulingyuan Scenic Area, made up of the First National Forest Park--Zhangjiajie and two nature reserves-Suoxi Gully and Emperor Mountain, possesses 369 square kilometers.The main land feature is quartzes sandstone that is rare in the world.It is a perfect combination of the beauty of Guilin, the queerness of Huang Mountain, the peril of Hua Mountain and the magnificence of Tai Mountain.Pavilions, bridges, caves, lakes and waterfalls are everywhere.Consequently, it enjoys the name of “an enlarged potted landscape”, “a miniature fairyland”.Zhangjiajie is a treasure house for natural resources.There are woody plants of 106 families, 320 genera and 850 species, backboned animals of 146 species.Among them 56 species of plants and 40 species of animals are under national protection.Precious plants include gingko, Chinese dovetrees, Chinese yew, cherry and so on.Valuable medicinal herbs include glossy ganoderma, the tuber of elevated gastrodia, the tuber of multiflower knotweed, the bark of eucommia and so on;while rare animals, the giant salamander, unicorn, Sumen antelope,south China tiger, leopard, macaque, zibet and so on.Zhangjiajie enjoys its rich forest resources.It has 1012 acres for forest, which covers 64.61 percent of the entire city and ranks NO.1 in Hunan province.The project of “Beautifying, Purifying and Illuminating” is being carried out.There are 1.55 square meters green land per person.Undoubtedly, it is an ideal ecological tourist zone and an international holiday village.EconomyBefore reform and opening up, the main economy in Zhangjiajie is traditional agriculture and the only industry is limited to the self-suffici ent “five small industries”.After the year 1978 when the 11th Commission of the Communist Party of China was held, opening-up policy promotes the development of tourism, which in turn boosts the regional economy and people's living standard.Over a decade since thefoundation of the city, the municipal government has attached great importance to the tourism as a pillar industry to promote the development of the economy and have made great achievements.Zhangjiajie is becoming world-famous step by step.CultureZhangjiajie raises excellent people and contains various resources.The longhistory of many nations, original customs together with modern culture contribute to a colorful painting.Zhangjiajie is a habitation for minority nationalities.During the long history, Han people, Tujia people, Miao people, Bai people together with the people of other nationalities co-create a unique culture.Zhangjiajie, a fairyland gathering essence of the heaven, has brought up thousands of elites in the hundreds of years.Among them, there are He Long-the great Chinese proletarian revolutionary leader, one of the founders of PLA, oneof the ten marshals in China;Xiang Dakun, the leader of a great peasant uprising;He Pengfei, an assistant commandant in the navy of PLA;Liu Mingdeng, a chief of Taiwan soldiers in Qing Dynasty;and Chen Nengkuan, the receiver of “Two Missiles & One Satellite Medals”.Due to the reform and opening-up for more than two decades, special culture, campus culture, community culture, traveling culture, and other modern cultures constitute the lively and colorful culture world of Zhangjiajie;while inheriting traditionaladvantages and creating some new features as well.Now the number of cultural entertainment places, including cinemas, singing-dancing halls, cultural clubs, parks reaches more than 1000.The city also enjoys 3 public libraries with 105,000 books, 5 regional TV stations and 5 broadcasting stations, which cover all the urban and rural areas.There are 1599 schools of all levels with 251,100 students in all.Zhangjiajie is named after the Zhangjiajie Scenic Area.In 1979 Zhangjiajiesefound this rare forest in the world.In 1982, after the permission of the State Council, the State Planning Committee approved Zhangjiajie to be the first national forest park in China.In 1988, Dayong city where Zhangjiajie is located, jointly combined with Sangzhi where the Emperor Mountain lies and Cili where Suoxi Gully sits, became a city under the direct administration of provincial government.In 1992, Wulingyuan nature reserve, consisting of Zhangjiajie national forest park, the Emperor Mountain reserve and Suoxi Gully reserve, has been listed in the “World Natural Heritage” by UNESCO.In 1994, Dayong city was renamed as Zhangjiajie city under the permission of the State Council.Now, Zhangjiajie has basically become a large-scale, high-rank tourist resort wheremountains, lakes, caves and historical culture and special customs are well blended in the area of 500 square kilometers.It hasZhangjiajie National Forest Park, Emperor Mountain reserve and Suoxi Gully reserve as its core, and Maoyan River, Nine-Heaven cave, Five-Thunder Mountain, and the Universal Light Temple as its satellite tourist resorts.So far, more than 20 scenic spots have been explored, and more than 30 tourist routes have been formed.The total traveling lane adds up to more than 500 km.第二篇:张家界介绍张家界以其得天独厚的旅游资源闻名于世。
张家界英文介绍
Concept of ZhangjiajieZhangjiajie City is located on the northwestern border of Hunan Province. Covering an area of 9,516 square kilometers (about 3,674 square miles), there are four areas under its governance: Yongding District and Wuling District, Cili County and Sangzhi County. The city enjoys subtropical moist mountain climate, thus for visitors it is an ideal place to spend one's holiday. Zhangjiajie City Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province is located in the northwest of nearly 400 square kilometers of quartz sandstone peak forest landform, is one of the world and the only out-of-print .Among these, the mountains cover 76 percent of the total area. The world-famous natural heritage site 'Wulingyuan Scenic Area' is located on the base of these great mountains. Areas worth visiting include Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (known as China's first national forest park), Suoxiyu Natural Resource Reserve, and Tianzi Mountain Natural Resource Reserve .and yangjiajie The scenic area hosts many natural features including: mountains, forests, caves, lakes and waterfalls and perhaps there are more than three thousand rock ridges and eight hundred ghylls.Zhangjiajie scenic spotsZhangjiajie scenic area is divided into large, zhangjiajie mational forest park, Yang Gujie nature reserve, tianzi mountain nature reserve, Souxiyu nature reserve four major scenic spots, kwon collectively as the wulingyuan scenic area.Yang GujieYang Gujie is located in the west of zhangjiajie, son of heaven mountain, west Yuan Gujie, only the kilometers from zhangjiajie forest park. More than 1000 meters about sea level, is one of four core Zhangjiajie tourist attractions, including oolong walled, air corridor, and three, the bandits nest sites has been included in the Zhangjiajie classic tour routes.Eight archduke mountain (八大公山)Eight archduke mountain nature reserve is 85 km form Sangzhi country, in the northern and of the Wuling mountains, LiShui river source, its main cape mountain 1890 meters above sea level, to the to of the Wuling mountain scenic area by the cape mountain, fir boundary, day PingShan five forest region, a total area of 44900 hectares, is a national nature reserve, is the largest is southern China’s Yangtze river, the most complete preservation of the primeval forest.Yuan GuJie (袁家界)Yuan GuJie is located in the Chinese fir knife gap effect, is located in the core of the ZhangJiaJie world natural heritage, elevation 1000 meters, surrounded by steep cliffs, stands in the WuLing mountain area, just seem to tower. Predominantly quartzite in the composition of a massive and more gentle mountains.HuangShi village (黄石寨)Also name Huang ShiZhai huangshi village, formerly know as the yellow silk village, Huang village. For the ancient there was a man named Huang Shigongnamed in this solitude, is the essence of the Zhangjiajie tourism, has “did not waste to zhangjiajie at Huang Shizhang,”said. More than 1200 meters above sea level, held together by meny cliffs and form a low meteorological north terrace, covers an area of 16.5 hectares. The main attractions are: gobbledygook treasures, anchored, south sky pillar, sea turtle and so on, is the largest concentration of zhangjiajie scenery, zhangjiajie is also the biggest aerial observation deck.Golden whip brook (金鞭溪)Huangshi is a natural form of a beautiful stream, named after the deep golden whip brook. Stream curve from west to east streams down, even if the long drought, will not stop.Kite village (鹞子寨)Kite village is located in the North-East of the zhangjiajie national forest park, huangshi village, with Yang Gujie formed “three pillar”, elevation 1500 meters, is famouse for its insurance, formerly know as village, named after the deep shaped like a kidney. Huangshi village, is relatively and it has to do with cutting groove depth peak, the mountain is very danger, but it has a flat, open Zhaiding is wonderful natural observation deck, area of about 60000 square meters, surrounded by cliff valley, it is very much.Wulei mountain (五雷山)Five built leishan in hunan province is the first identified the kay places of worship, zhangjiajie eastern core of tourism scenic area, it is located in CIlixian east, from zhang often high-speed Cili export 20 kilometers east, north near shek mun, east to Linli, retreat in the south, is east in zhangjiajie.Jiutian Cave so-called “Asia the first big hole”, named after the deep nine skylights connected with the ground. Hole point 3 three layers, a total area of 2.5 million square meters. Nine days hole for nine skylights and ceiling surface are interlinked. Mountain water-eroded cave exploration Wang Hairan warriors found in 1987, in 1988 officially open to tourists, is listed as provincial scenic spot. Holes in nine days as a member of international water-eroded cave group in the international water-eroded cave exploration base.Huanglong Cave is famous Cave scenic in zhangjiajie wulingyuan scenic spot, enjoy the “cave wonders of the world”“Cave all-around champion of the world”“China’s best tourist Cave” and other honors. Proven hole botton with a total area of 100000 square meters; Body piercing is divided into four layers, the hole with a hole, hole in the mountains, in the hole in river. By Chinese and foreign geological experts examined: huanglong hole scale, full of content, the beauty of the scenery, contains the cave to learn all of the content.The dragon king cave is one of core zhangjiajie tourism attractions, cave experts praise as “cave wonders of the world”, is one of the largest and oldest caves in China. The dragon king’s hole about 30 kilometers, the average height of 50 meters, 80 meters wide, there are 58 stone corridor, 15 pearl waterfall 2, article 3 underground river, lake water lotus pond 45, the cave stalagmites, stalactites, stone curtain, rock flowers all over, more “day fo the first column”,said the dragon king treasure column.Puguang Temple is part of the zhangjiajie scenic spot. Puguang temple, built in AD 1413, so far has nearly 600 years of history, temple covers an area of 8000 square meters, is the combination of Buddhism and Taoism culture ancient humanities building, courtyard with puguang temple, guanque tower, wenchang temple scenic spot.。
张家界介绍英文作文初一
张家界介绍英文作文初一英文,。
I would like to introduce Zhangjiajie, a beautiful city in Hunan province, China. Zhangjiajie is famous for its stunning natural scenery, including towering quartzite sandstone pillars, lush forests, and clear streams. One of the most iconic attractions in Zhangjiajie is the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which served as the inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie "Avatar." The park is home to thousands of unique rock formations and is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers.In addition to its natural beauty, Zhangjiajie also has a rich cultural heritage. The city is home to the Tujia ethnic minority, and visitors can experience their traditional customs and folk art. For example, the Tujia people are known for their colorful embroidery and unique architecture, such as stilted wooden houses.Furthermore, Zhangjiajie is a great destination for adventure seekers. The city offers thrilling activitiessuch as glass-bottomed skywalks, zip-lining, and rock climbing. One of the most popular experiences is theBailong Elevator, which is the highest outdoor elevator in the world and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.Overall, Zhangjiajie is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves nature, culture, and adventure. The city's unique combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes it a truly unforgettable experience for travelers.中文:我想介绍一下张家界,这是中国湖南省一个美丽的城市。
介绍张家界国家森林公园英文作文
介绍张家界国家森林公园英文作文全文共5篇示例,供读者参考篇1Zhangjiajie National Forest Park: A Magical World of Nature!Hi everyone! My name is Emily and I'm going to tell you all about this amazing place called Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. It's one of the coolest places I've ever been to!Zhangjiajie is in the Hunan Province, right in the middle of China. It's known for having some of the tallest and coolest looking sandstone pillars in the world! These giant pillars are called quartzite sandstone pillars, and some of them are over 200 meters (600 feet) tall! That's like a 60 story building. They look like giant skyscrapers made of rock sticking straight up out of the ground. Crazy right?When you first get to Zhangjiajie, you drive through these beautiful green mountains and valleys full of trees and streams. It almost feels like you're in a fairytale land. Then suddenly these humongous rock pillars start appearing out of nowhere! They are scattered all throughout the park in these epic formations. Somelook like towers, some look like blades, and some even look like people or animals!My favorite pillars were probably the ones they call the Southern Pillars. There's one called the Avatar Hallelujah Mountain that looks just like the floating mountains from the movie Avatar. It has this flat top with spires all around the edges. In another section called Yuanjiajie, there is a pillar called the Emperor Surrendering to Force that looks exactly like a man kneeling down. The details are so amazing! You can see the ribs, arms, and knees of the figure. It's unbelievable that it formed naturally just from wind and rain over millions of years.Speaking of formations, Zhangjiajie has some of the craziest natural bridges, canyons, and waterfalls too. The most famous bridge is called the Grand Canyon Glass Bridge. It's a giantsee-through glass walkway suspended between two cliffs high up in the mountains! Just walking across gave me a bit of vertigo looking straight down. Another cool spot is called the Golden Whip Stream. It's this skinny canyon with glowing orange walls where the stream has carved a perfect rectangular groove to flow through. The waterfalls were beautiful too, with names like Immortal Receiving Streams and Wulong Triple Falls.In addition to the rock formations, Zhangjiajie is home to tons of different plants and animals too. As you hike along the trails, you walk through bamboo forests, caves filled with green mossy glowing areas, and past wild orchids, rhododendrons, and gingko trees. It's like a rainforest in the mountains! Some of the rare animals that live there are rhesus monkeys, clouded leopards, pangolins, and giant salamanders. I didn't see any big animals, but we did spot lots of butterflies, birds, and cave dwellers like crickets.Another awesome thing about Zhangjiajie is the local culture. Many of the park workers still wear traditional Tujia minority clothes with awesome colors and patterns. We got to watch some performances of ethnic dances and songs too. The music had these cool sounding lutes and pipes. For food, we tried lots of delicious local dishes like smoked bamboo rice, sanzhou noodles, and steamed turnip pastries. Everything had such fresh flavors from ingredients grown in the mountains.If you want to see Zhangjiajie up close, you can take rides up the mountains in these huge epic glass elevators dug into the sides of cliffs. The Bailong Elevator is one of the tallest outdoor elevators in the world at over 300 meters high! You get to soar up over the quartzite peaks with crazy views in all directions. Forthe more adventurous, there are also trails where you can hike, rock climb, and explore caves. I loved walking across the swinging bridge trails hung between pillars high above the ground.At night, the park stays open late with special illumination lighting up all the rock formations in different colors. It's such a magical scene seeing the pillars glowing purple, blue, and gold up against the night sky. They also have lights that highlight cool spots like the waterfalls. Another fun thing we did was ride the Bailong Sightseeing Monorail which takes you on a tour through the park's best scenery.Overall, Zhangjiajie was definitely one of the most epic places in nature I've ever experienced. The humongous quartzite pillars and cliffs alone make it worth the trip, but there is so much more too. Between the hiking, shows, food, and rides, it's an adventure I'll never forget! If you ever get a chance to visit China, you have to go see Zhangjiajie for yourself. Heck, it's worth a trip all the way across the world! This forest park is truly a magical and wondrous wonderland.篇2My Amazing Trip to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park!Hi everyone! My name is Amy and I'm 10 years old. Last summer, my family took the best trip ever to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. It was sooooo much fun and I can't wait to tell you all about it!Zhangjiajie is in the Hunan Province, which is right in the middle of China. We flew from Beijing to the city of Zhangjiajie and then drove about an hour to get to the national park. As soon as we got close, I could see these gigantic pillars of rock sticking up into the sky everywhere! They looked like towers from a fantasy world. I learned they are called quartzite sandstone pillars and were formed by erosion over millions of years. So cool!When we entered the park, it felt like we were transported to another planet. Thick green forests covered the ground and those huge pillars were all around us, poking up towards the clouds. I'd never seen anything like it before! We started on one of the hiking trails right away to explore.The first really famous spot we came to was called Huangshi Village. It's this tiny little village built over 600 years ago, nestled between two giant quartzite pillars. The best part was this singlesandstone pillar with a pavilion built on top of it called the Air-Facing Pavilion. We climbed up a long, steep staircasethrough the pillar to reach the top and the view was breathtaking! Green peaks and pillars spread out in every direction. I could even see the tops of some pillars poking up through the clouds. So magical!After Huangshi Village, we hiked along the Golden Whip Stream. This was my favorite part - we got to walk right in the stream itself! The water was crystal clear and freezing cold, but it felt so refreshing as we waded between towering cliffs on each side. At one point, the cliffs got so narrow overhead that we could reach out and touch both sides. It made me feel like a little ant!The hiking was pretty tiring, but I didn't mind at all with all the amazing scenery around us. We saw so many other famous spots like the Particularity Pillar, Yellow Stone Village, and Delicate Gully. I couldn't believe how many different shapes the pillars came in - some looked like mushrooms, pagodas, even people! My dad said the different erosion patterns over time caused them to have such unique shapes.On our last day, we took a ride on the Bailong Elevator, which is the tallest outdoor elevator in the world! We got to go all the way up the side of a massive quartzite pillar in a glass elevator. I was a little nervous at first when I looked down andsaw how high we were going, but the views from the top made it so worth it. We could see the entire park laid out below us like a miniature world. It felt like being on top of the world!Throughout our whole trip, I just couldn't get over how pretty and peaceful Zhangjiajie was. Even though there were plenty of other visitors, the park is so gigantic that it never felt crowded. I loved breathing in the fresh mountain air and listening to the sounds of nature all around us. Every trail took us to more unbelievable scenery.Zhangjiajie has definitely become one of my favorite places on Earth! The quartzite pillars and lush forests made me feel like I was in an ancient fairy tale land. I'm so grateful my parents took me there to experience its beauty. I know I'll never forget the feeling of wonder I had while exploring such a magical place. I can't wait to go back to Zhangjiajie again one day!篇3My Awesome Adventure in Zhangjiajie!Last summer, my family took the coolest trip ever to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China! It's this huge nature reserve way out in the countryside with the craziest landscapesyou've ever seen. Like something straight out of the movie Avatar!Zhangjiajie is located in the northwestern part of Hunan Province. It covers a total area of 369 square miles (954 square km). But what makes it so special are the thousands of narrow sandstone pillars and peaks that jut vertically out of the ground. They call them "quartzite sandstone pillars" and some of them are over 2,600 feet (800 m) high! It's like a forest of giant skyscrapers made from rocks instead of steel and glass.These pillars formed over millions of years from wind, rain, frost, and plant erosion wearing away the softer stones. The harder quartzite stone pillars are all that's left behind. The shapes they make are just mind-blowing - waterfalls, caves, bridges, and arches hundreds of feet up in the air! Some of the pillars even have trees and bushes growing right on top of them. I felt like I was in some kind of alien landscape.Our first morning there, we took a shuttle bus from our hotel to the Wulingyuan scenic area. This is one of the most famous spots with tons of the sandstone pillars all jammed together. We started off on one of the hiking trails that winds between the pillars. The trail had lots of rustic stone stairways and pathwaysbuilt between and over the rock formations. In some spots, we had to walk across cool swinging bridges hung high up in the air!About halfway through we came to this area called "The Forest of Monsters." All the pillars there are crazy tall and so tightly packed it was like squeezing through a maze. They've got awesome names like the Ship-Crushing Rock, Camel Rock, and Looking Husband Rock (that one's called that because from one angle it looks like a woman searching for her husband). My favorite was the Famous Sword Peak that sticks straight up like a huge totem pole.After a bunch more hiking, we made it to the Bailong Elevator - the tallest outdoor elevator in the world! We had to wait in a long line, but it was worth it to ride all the way up the side of a 1,070 foot (326 m) quartzite cliff. The elevator went so high I felt like a tiny ant next to those massive pillars towering all around. At the top, we got to walk along mountain pathways looking out over the most breathtaking views.Another day, we visited the Huangshi Fort scenic area on the western side of the park. This place has an awesome village with all these cute little cottages nestled between the rock pillars. It felt like walking through a fairy tale land! We explored windingalleyways, ancient bridges and archways, and stopped to watch some locals doing traditional arts and crafts.My favorite part though was getting to dress up in knight costumes and armor like medieval Chinese soldiers. We climbed up into towers built right against and onto the rock pillars, walking along ramparts with views stretching out in every direction. I felt like a palace guard scanning the horizon for invaders!At night, the park was totally transformed by incredible light shows. We attended the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Nighttime Show, where they use hundreds of LED lights, lasers, fireworks, and projections to illuminate the canyon walls and quartzite pillars in every color of the rainbow. It was like walking through a bioluminescent alien wonderland!There was even a fire waterfall where they lit up a tumbling curtain of water to look like molten lava pouring off the side of a cliff. Another show called Charming Wulingyuan made the rock pillars across this valley transform into gigantic human-like avatars moving and battling each other. The crashing music and lighting effects made it look like the landscape was coming alive. It gave me goosebumps!Throughout the park, there were also hiking trails through subterranean cave systems and caverns beneath the quartzite pillars. We walked past underground pools, stalactites and stalagmites, and trippy rock formations in wild colors and shapes. In one spot there was even an underground waterfall cascading through the crevices!For fun, we tried some of the park's extreme activities like rock climbing, zip-lining between the pillars, and taking aheart-pounding walk across one of the high altitude glass bridges. I was a little scared at first, but got used to the heights after a while and it was such a thrill looking straight down at the dizzying drop!We only scratched the surface exploring this place in our four day trip. Zhangjiajie is so massive, with trail upon trail weaving through valleys, waterfall parks, ancient villages, and hidden caves. No matter where you go, there are always more sandstone pillars, arches, and formations waiting to be discovered around every corner.It truly felt like a real-life Pandora with its floating mountains and diverse landscapes. The pillar formations, hiking trails, night shows, and variety of scenery combined to make it one of the most out-of-this-world places I've ever visited. I'll never forgetthis awesome adventure in Zhangjiajie! Every kid should get to experience this Wonder of the World.篇4My Awesome Trip to Zhangjiajie!Last summer, my parents took me on the coolest trip ever! We went to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. It's a huge park with lots of tall, weird-looking mountains and trees. I was so excited to go on an adventure there!When we first arrived, I couldn't believe my eyes. The mountains were like massive pillars sticking up from the ground. Some of them had flat tops, while others looked like swords pointing towards the sky. My dad told me they were called quartzite sandstone pillars, and they formed over millions of years from wind, rain, and other natural forces. Isn't that crazy?We started our adventure by taking a cable car up to the top of one of the mountains. As we were going up, I could see the whole park spreading out below us. There were pointy peaks everywhere with white clouds swirling around them. It looked like a scene from a fantasy movie!Once we reached the top, we went hiking along the trails. The paths were sometimes narrow with drops on either side, butthere were safety railings, so I felt safe. We walked across cool bridges suspended between the peaks and through archways carved into the rock by nature.Everywhere I looked, there were these twisty, curvy trees growing out of the cracks in the stone pillars. My mom said they were called "tree-hugging rocks" because the trees' roots clung so tightly to the rocks. Some of the trees were hundreds of years old! I've never seen trees like that before.The higher we climbed, the more magical the views became. We could see misty clouds floating through the valleys between the pillars. At one spot called "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain," I felt like I had stepped onto the set of the movie Avatar with those floating rock mountains.One of my favorite parts was walking through the narrow canyons and ravines. The walls towered high above us, and tree branches reached across to create green tunnels. I imagined what it would be like to be a tiny explorer discovering these places for the first time.We also took a boat ride down an underground river that flowed through an epic cave system. The caverns had huge ceilings covered in shiny rock formations. Our tour guide called them "stalactites" and told us they were made from mineraldeposits over millions of years. It was like sailing through a magical underground kingdom!Throughout the park, there were also tons of fun attractions like zip-lines, hiking trails, bungee jumps, and even a slide mounted on the side of a mountain! My parents let me go on the giant slide, and it was a total rush zooming down the mountainside.At night, there were dazzling light shows with the pillars and waterfalls lit up in different colors. We watched one show called "The Romance of Quartzite Sandstone" where they used lights, music, and special effects to tell stories about the park's history and legends. It was so beautiful!I had such an incredible time at Zhangjiajie exploring all the jaw-dropping scenery. The crazy pillars, misty forests, underground rivers, and death-defying attractions made me feel like a real-life adventurer. If you ever get a chance to go there, you have to take it! Just writing about it makes me want to go back for another visit. Zhangjiajie is definitely the coolest national park I've ever been to!篇5My Awesome Trip to Zhangjiajie National Forest ParkLast summer, my family and I went on a super exciting trip to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. It was so much fun and I saw lots of amazing things!Zhangjiajie is in the Hunan province, right in the middle of China. It's famous for its tall, weird-looking mountains called quartzite sandstone pillars. These pillars look like giant skyscrapers reaching up to the sky! Some of them are over 200 meters (650 feet) tall. That's taller than a 60-story building! The pillars have cool names too, like the Southern Sky Column and the Emperor Pillars.When we first got to the park, we took a bus tour around the different scenic areas. One area called Yangjiajie had tons of the tall pillars all bunched together. It felt like we were driving through a magical land of stone forests! Our tour guide told us that over 360 million years ago, this whole area was under an ancient sea. The sand and rocks at the bottom of the sea got squished together into the unique pillar shapes we see today.The next day, we went on a hike up the mountain to see the pillars up close. The trail was really long with a ton of stairs, but the views were so worth it! We saw pillars with grooves that made them look like they were twisting. Other pillars had holes through the middle, making them look like giant stone donuts.My little brother pretended he was a brave explorer discovering these pillars for the first time.Along the hike, we passed by beautiful forests, rivers, waterfalls, and ancient Buddhist temples too. At one point we walked across a glass bridge suspended high up in the air. I was a little scared at first, but looking down through the glass at the deep valley below was awesome! We also took a cable car ride over the tops of the pillars to get a bird's eye view.My favorite part was near the end of our hike when we came across the iconic Avatar Hallelujah Mountain. This pillar is over 1,000 feet tall and has trees growing at the very top, just like the floating mountains in the movie Avatar! Apparently the makers of Avatar used Zhangjiajie as inspiration for the film. Walking around the base of Hallelujah Mountain made me feel tiny compared to its massive size.At night, they had a light show where they projected colorful lights and images onto the pillars. It looked like the stone forests were coming to life with dragons, flowers, and even fireworks! The whole park felt magical.Zhangjiajie was definitely one of the coolest places I've ever visited. I'll never forget climbing up those twisty, alien-looking pillars and feeling like I was transported to another world. Fromthe glass bridges to the ancient temples, every part of the park was a new adventure. I hope I can go back to Zhangjiajie again someday and explore even more of the mystical quartzite pillars!。
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介绍张家界作文英语80词Introduction to Zhangjiajie (1)Nestled in the northwest of Hunan Province, Zhangjiajie boasts a breathtaking landscape of towering quartz sandstone peaks. Known for its World Heritage status, the region offers a unique natural wonderland. Tianmen Mountain, with its famous glass walkway, stands tall at 1518.6 meters, attracting thrill-seekers worldwide. The lush forests and clear streams add to its charm, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers.Introduction to Zhangjiajie (2)Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, covering 72,000 acres, is a verdant oasis with over 97% of its area blanketed in vegetation. Home to over 500 plant species, it's a biodiversity haven. Golden Whip Stream and HunagShi are just two of its many scenic spots, where visitors can marvel at the juxtaposition of towering peaks and serene waters. A trip to Zhangjiajie is a journey into the heart of nature's finest creations.Introduction to Zhangjiajie (3)Exploring Zhangjiajie is an adventure unlike any other. The city's complex terrain, ranging from mountains to plains, offers a diverse landscape. Longwang Cave, a380-million-year-old limestone marvel, adds to the mystique. Its natural skylight and intricate caverns are testament to the area's geological wonders. Whether hiking along the glass walkway or wandering through the labyrinthine caves, Zhangjiajie promises an unforgettable experience for all.。
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张家界的英文作文English:Zhangjiajie is a mesmerizing destination nestled in the heart of China, renowned for its breathtaking naturalbeauty and unique rock formations. I had the pleasure of visiting this remarkable place last summer, and it left an indelible mark on me.The first thing that struck me about Zhangjiajie wasits sheer grandeur. As I stood atop one of its towering cliffs, looking out over the vast expanse of lush greenery and jagged peaks, I couldn't help but feel humbled by the magnificence of nature. The famous Avatar Hallelujah Mountain, with its slender pillars reaching towards the sky, seemed almost otherworldly in its beauty.During my time in Zhangjiajie, I made sure to exploreits many attractions thoroughly. One of the highlights was the thrilling glass bridge spanning the Zhangjiajie GrandCanyon. Walking across it, with nothing but a sheet of glass separating me from the dizzying depths below, was an exhilarating experience I'll never forget. I could feel my heart pounding as I marveled at the spectacular views all around me.Aside from its natural wonders, Zhangjiajie is also home to a rich cultural heritage. I spent an afternoon wandering through the quaint streets of the ancient city, soaking in the atmosphere and sampling delicious local cuisine. The locals were warm and welcoming, eager to share their stories and traditions with me. It was a fascinating glimpse into a way of life that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of city living.As I reflect on my time in Zhangjiajie, I can't help but feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to experience such beauty and wonder. It's a place that truly captures the imagination and leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.中文:张家界是中国心脏地带的一个迷人目的地,以其令人惊叹的自然美景和独特的岩石形态而闻名。
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And the whole architecture is woodstructured without any rivet, which is considered a miracle in the architecture history of Diaojiaolou, and it was enlisted in the Guinness World Records in 2002 together with Maogusi Dancing participating by 1,000 local people. Setting foot on the Tusi City, you can see the Greeting-Guest ceremony firstly: the local men beating the drums and blowing the ox-horns, the girls singing the way-blocking songs, toasting to the guests, dancing and making large-scale sacrifices to their ancestors, which is very splendid and wonderful。
Tusi City Tusi official system was founded in Five Dynasties (907 A.D- 960 A.D.) and become matured in the Ming Dynasty (1,368- A.D.-1,644 A.D.) with the King Tusi as the head of the city. The King Tusi built Tusi City in order to show off their social status and nobility, among which the one in Yongding City is very famous in China. There is the tallest hanging architectureDiaojiaolou in the city with 12 stories of 48 meters (157 feet) high, which is called the Nine-Layer Heaven by the locals.
英语作文给教授推荐景点
英语作文给教授推荐景点英文:I would like to recommend a beautiful and unique destination for you to visit – the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China. This stunning park is famous for its towering sandstone pillars, lush forests, and breathtaking natural scenery.One of the most iconic attractions in Zhangjiajie is the "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain", which was the inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie "Avatar". The sight of these massive pillars rising high into the sky is truly awe-inspiring. I remember feeling a sense of wonder and amazement as I stood at the foot of these incredible formations.In addition to the magnificent rock formations, Zhangjiajie is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The park is teeming with life, from colorful birdsand butterflies to rare plant species. I was lucky enough to spot a family of monkeys playing in the treetops during my visit, which was a magical experience.Another highlight of Zhangjiajie is the glass bridge that spans the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon. Walking acrossthis transparent bridge was both thrilling and terrifying, as it offers a bird's-eye view of the canyon below. The feeling of walking on air and being surrounded by the natural beauty of the canyon was truly unforgettable.Aside from the natural wonders, Zhangjiajie also offers a glimpse into the rich culture and history of China. The local Tujia and Miao ethnic minority groups have preserved their traditional customs and craftsmanship, and visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant folk culture through dance performances and handicraft demonstrations.In conclusion, Zhangjiajie National Forest Park is a must-visit destination for anyone who appreciates the beauty of nature and wants to experience a truly unique and unforgettable adventure. The park's stunning landscapes,diverse wildlife, and cultural experiences make it a place like no other.中文:我想推荐给您一个美丽而独特的旅游目的地——中国的张家界国家森林公园。
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张家界英语介绍English:Zhangjiajie, located in the Hunan Province of China, is renowned for its breathtaking natural scenery, characterized by towering sandstone pillars, lush forests, and deep ravines. The most iconic feature of Zhangjiajie is the Wulingyuan Scenic Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site encompassing thousands of these unique rock formations, including the famous Avatar Hallelujah Mountain. Visitors can explore the area via scenic walking trails, glass skywalks, and thrilling cable car rides offering panoramic views of the stunning landscape. Apart from its natural wonders, Zhangjiajie also boasts cultural attractions such as the Tianmen Mountain, home to the Tianmen Cave and the exhilarating Tianmen Mountain Cableway, one of the world's longest cable car rides. Additionally, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the Tujia ethnic minority, experiencing traditional performances, crafts, and cuisine. Zhangjiajie's beauty has inspired artists and filmmakers alike, with its surreal landscapes serving as the backdrop for numerous films and paintings. Overall, Zhangjiajie offers a harmonious blend of naturalsplendor, cultural richness, and thrilling adventures, making it amust-visit destination for travelers seeking unforgettable experiences.中文翻译:张家界位于中国湖南省,以其令人惊叹的自然风景而闻名,其特点是高耸的砂岩柱、茂密的森林和深谷。
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介绍湖南张家界的旅游景点作文英语全文共6篇示例,供读者参考篇1Zhangjiajie: A Magical Land of Towering Pillars and Natural WondersHi there! My name is Lily and I'm a 10-year-old student from Changsha, the capital city of Hunan Province in China. Recently, my family and I went on an amazing adventure to Zhangjiajie, a place that looks like it came straight out of a fantasy movie! Let me tell you all about our incredible journey.Zhangjiajie is famous for its breathtaking scenery of towering quartzite sandstone pillars that look like they're reaching for the sky. These pillars are thousands of years old and were formed by erosion from wind, rain, and ice. As our tour guide explained, the pillars used to be at the bottom of an ancient sea, but over millions of years, the sea disappeared, leaving behind these incredible rock formations.Our first stop was the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which is home to the iconic Avatar Hallelujah Mountain. When I first laid eyes on it, my jaw dropped! The mountain is made up ofthousands of tightly clustered pillars that look like giant twisting columns holding up the sky. It's so magical and otherworldly, like something from a dream. Our guide told us that the mountain was one of the inspirations for the movie Avatar!We took the Bailong Elevator, which is the tallest outdoor elevator in the world, to the top of the mountain. The elevator travels up the side of a massive quartzite cliff, giving you incredible views of the pillars below. At the top, we walked along the winding trails and got to see the pillars up close. It felt like we were in a secret kingdom hidden away from the rest of the world.Another highlight was the Golden Whip Stream, a beautiful river that winds its way through the park. We took a boat ride along the river and saw the pillars towering over us on both sides. The water was so clear and refreshing, and the scenery was simply breathtaking. Our guide pointed out some of the uniquely shaped pillars and told us the legends behind their names, like the "Camel Eating Grass" and the "Monkey Watching the Sea."One of the coolest things we did was the Glass Bridge Walk. This is a transparent glass bridge that's suspended high above the canyon, giving you a dizzying view of the pillars and valleys below. I'll admit, I was a little scared at first, but it was such athrilling experience! It felt like we were walking on air, surrounded by the incredible natural beauty of Zhangjiajie.We also visited the Huangshi Village, which is an ancient village that's been preserved within the national park. The villagers there still live a traditional lifestyle, wearing traditional clothing and doing traditional crafts. We got to see how they make things like bamboo baskets and paper umbrellas. It was like stepping back in time and getting a glimpse into the way people used to live in harmony with nature.Throughout our journey, we saw so many amazing plants and animals that call Zhangjiajie home. Our guide pointed out things like the Chinese giant salamander, which is a rare and endangered species, and the Zhangjiajie cypresses, which are ancient trees that can live for thousands of years. It was incredible to see such a diverse and vibrant ecosystem thriving amongst the towering pillars.One of my favorite parts of the trip was staying in the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge Resort. This hotel is built right into the side of the canyon, with rooms that havefloor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the stunning landscape. Imagine waking up every morning to a view of those incredible pillars! It was like living in a dream.Overall, our trip to Zhangjiajie was truly unforgettable. It's a place that looks like it belongs in a fairy tale, with its towering pillars, winding rivers, and lush forests. I feel so lucky to have been able to experience such a magical and unique place. If you ever get the chance to visit Zhangjiajie, I highly recommend it! It's an adventure you'll never forget.篇2Zhangjiajie: A Wonderland of NatureHi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. During my spring break this year, my family and I went on an amazing trip to Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province, China. It's a place famous for its stunning natural scenery with towering pillars of sandstone rocking into the sky. Let me tell you all about the incredible sights I saw there!Our first stop was the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which is home to the iconic scenery that Zhangjiajie is known for. As we entered the park, I was immediately in awe of the giant quartzite pillars jutting up vertically from the ground. They looked like massive skyscrapers made of golden stone! Our guide told us they were formed by centuries of erosion by wind, rain and ice. How incredible is that?We took a cable car up to the top of one of the pillars called Yuanjiajie and walked along the Jianjizhai Plank Road. From up there, the views were just breathtaking. Countless pillars of all shapes and sizes surrounded us, some thin and twisting like ribbons, others thick and sturdy. Wispy clouds rolled through the valleys between the pillars, giving the whole place a mystical feel.I felt like I was in a magical land from a storybook!Next up was the Huangshi Village, an ancient village nestled right amongst the pillars. The little houses made of wood and stone blended seamlessly into the landscape. We wandered through the winding alleyways and I loved peeking into the quaint courtyards and gardens. It was like stepping back in time!One of my favorite parts was visiting the Jinbian Stream. We hiked along boardwalks winding through lush valleys and stood beneath towering arches of stone carved by the flow of the stream over thousands of years. The water was the most brilliant, crystal clear blue I've ever seen. Our guide told us about the ancient legend of the pretty color coming from a mythical beast! How fun is that?The next day, we went to the Tianmen Mountain Nature Reserve and took the famous Tianmen Mountain Cableway. It's the longest cableway in the world! The cable cars glided up theside of the mountain, giving us a bird's eye view of rivers, forests and sandstone pillars. When we reached the top, we stepped out onto the Tianmen Cave's Glass Walkway, suspended 4,700 feet above the ground! Despite being completely safe, it still made my heart pound with excitement walking on that transparent platform high above the valley below. So cool!Another day, we visited Yellow Dragon Cave, one of the largest cave systems in China. Inside was an underground palace of stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars and silky curtains in every shade of yellow, orange and red. Our guide told us the incredible formations were created over millions of years by mineral-rich waters dripping from the ceiling. Walking through that fairytale-like wonderland was like being shrunken down and exploring the vibrant, living bloodstream of the Earth itself!One of the last stops on our trip was Baofeng Lake, a stunning emerald green lake surrounded by more of those iconic sandstone pillars. We took a boat tour around the misty waters and I could have spent hours just staring at the reflection of the pillars and blue skies rippling on the glassy surface. Serene doesn't even begin to describe it.In between all those amazing natural wonders, we also go to experience the yummy local cuisine. From fresh farmers' dishesusing ingredients I'd never heard of, to piping hot bowls of rice noodles in rich broths, every bite was a new flavor adventure. My favorite might have been the crispy-bottomed xianmiao, which was like a sandstone-salt crusted pastry filled with sweet fermented rice. Mmmm, my mouth is watering just thinking about it!By the end of our trip, I had so many unforgettable memories. Zhangjiajie showed me that our planet is an artistic genius, sculpting miracles of nature more magnificent than anything man could build. Those sandstone pillars have been standing tall for millions of years, and hopefully they'll be around for millions more for children to discover their magic. I feel so grateful I got to experience this wonderland first-hand at such a young age. Wherever life takes me, the mystical beauty of Zhangjiajie will forever be etched into my mind and heart.篇3A Magical Place Called ZhangjiajieHave you ever seen pictures of tall, thin pillars of rock reaching high into the sky, looking almost like gigantic stone skyscrapers? Or maybe you've glimpsed photos of mountains that seem to float among the clouds? If so, you might havecaught a glimpse of the incredible natural wonders found in Zhangjiajie, a stunning national park located in the Hunan province of China.Zhangjiajie is a place that will truly blow your mind. It's like stepping into a fairy tale world, where the scenery is so breathtaking and unique that it almost doesn't seem real. But let me tell you, this magical place is very much real, and it's one of the most amazing destinations on Earth.Imagine walking through a misty forest, surrounded by towering rock pillars that look like they've been carved by giants. These incredible formations are called quartzite sandstone pillars, and they were created over millions of years by the forces of erosion. As you gaze up at them, you might feel like you've shrunk down to the size of an ant, standing in the shadow of colossal stone skyscrapers.But Zhangjiajie isn't just about these incredible pillars – it's also home to some of the most beautiful mountains you'll ever see. The park is famous for its "floating mountains," which look like they're hovering among the clouds. It's a sight that's so surreal, it's hard to believe your eyes.One of the most famous floating mountains in Zhangjiajie is called Yuanjiajie, or the "Avatar Mountain." If you've seen themovie Avatar, you might recognize the stunning landscapes that inspired the filmmakers. With its towering peaks and swirling mists, Yuanjiajie truly looks like something straight out of a fantasy world.As you explore Zhangjiajie, you'll also encounter all sorts of other natural wonders. There are cascading waterfalls, deep canyons, and crystal-clear streams that wind through the lush forests. You might even spot some of the park's resident monkeys or other wildlife as they scamper through the trees or perch atop the rock pillars.One of the best ways to experience Zhangjiajie is to take a ride on the park's amazing glass-bottomed walkways. These transparent paths stretch out over the valleys and canyons, giving you a heart-stopping view straight down to the landscapes below. It's a thrilling experience that will make you feel like you're walking on air!One of the most fascinating places to visit is the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, which spans a deep canyon and is one of the longest and highest glass bridges in the world. As you walk across this transparent pathway, you'll feel like you're floating high above the canyon, with the stunning scenery stretching out all around you.Another must-see attraction is the Tianmen Mountain, also known as the "Gateway to Heaven." This towering peak features a series of incredible natural formations, including massive caves and a death-defying walkway that clings to the side of the mountain, offering breathtaking views over the valleys below.No matter where you go in Zhangjiajie, you'll be surrounded by natural beauty that will leave you utterly spellbound. It's a place that will ignite your imagination and fill you with a sense of wonder and adventure.So, if you ever get the chance to visit this magical destination, don't hesitate! Pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready for an experience that you'll never forget. Zhangjiajie is a place that will capture your heart and leave you dreaming of its incredible landscapes long after you've returned home.篇4A Wonderful Trip to ZhangjiajieLast summer, my family and I went on a amazing trip to Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province, China. It's a very famous place with lots of incredible natural scenery. I was so excited to visit!Zhangjiajie is known for its towering quartzite sandstone pillars that jut out of the ground like giant skyscrapers. These pillars look almost alien, like nothing else on Earth! They were formed over millions of years by erosion from wind, rain, ice and plants. The pillars can reach crazy heights of over 200 meters (650 feet)! Some even have trees and bushes growing right on top. It looks like something straight out of a fantasy movie.The first place we visited was Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. This huge park has some of the most iconic pillar formations. We took a shuttle bus through misty valleys with pillars rising majestically all around us. It felt like we were in the world of Avatar! One of the most famous sights is the Awlayan Pillar, which is 350 meters (1148 feet) tall. From certain angles, it looks like a giant pencil poking out of the ground.Another highlight was the Golden Whip Stream. This is a gorgeously clear stream that winds through canyons with bright yellow, orange and red rock faces. The colors come from mineral deposits in the rock. Following the stream, we hiked up and down bridges and boardwalks to see different views. At one point, we walked behind a tall curtain waterfall showering down – it was so cool to walk right behind it!To save our legs, we also took an amazing cable car ride that carried us up through the quartzite pillars to the top of the mountains. From up there, the view was just breathtaking! Pillars stretched out in every direction, some shrouded in mist, others glowing in the sunlight. It looked like a scene from a magical fairytale land.While in the park, we also explored places with fun names like the Camel Rock, which really does look like a huge camel! And we visited the Lover's Bridge, a naturally formed bridge connecting two pillars. According to legend, if you walk across while holding hands with your sweetheart, you'll have eternal love and happiness.After exploring the national park, we went to Zhangjiajie's other top attraction - the Tianmen Mountain National Park. This park has the Tianmen Cave, an enormous natural hole in the center of the mountain that's 131 meters (430 feet) tall! We took a dizzying outdoor escalator right up the cliff face to enter the cave. Inside is a huge, pillared cavern that is absolutely massive. Tianmen Mountain is also home to the world's longest pedestrian glass bridge which is suspended 300 meters (980 feet) above the ground! My parents loved walking across it but I have to admit, my legs felt like jelly looking straight down.No trip to Zhangjiajie would be complete without sampling the tasty local snacks. I loved the crispy fried green beans, fresh farmers' cheese, and warm sweet potato fries. And every night, we feasted on delicious Tujia cuisine like spicy noodles, sticky rice dumplings, and sizzling meats and veggies cooked in a traditional stone pot.Zhangjiajie was honestly the coolest place I've ever visited. The scenery looks like it came straight from a dreamworld. The karst pillar forests, canyons, caves, and mountains were all so unbelievably beautiful. I felt like a tiny explorer discovering an alien planet! If you ever get a chance to go, you absolutely have to see it for yourself. The pictures don't even do it justice. I'm already begging my parents to take me back again next year!篇5Zhangjiajie: A Magical Wonderland of NatureHave you ever dreamed of visiting a place that looks like it came straight out of a fantasy movie? Well, that's exactly what Zhangjiajie in Hunan Province, China, feels like! It's a breathtaking wonderland of towering sandstone pillars, misty forests, and winding rivers that will make you feel like you've stepped into another world.My family and I had the chance to visit Zhangjiajie last summer, and let me tell you, it was an adventure I'll never forget! From the moment we arrived, I was amazed by the incredible scenery all around us. Everywhere I looked, there were these massive rock formations reaching up towards the sky, their surfaces covered in lush green vegetation.One of the first places we visited was the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which is famous for its legendary sandstone pillars. As we walked along the winding trails, it felt like we were exploring an ancient, mystical realm. The pillars towered above us, some of them over 200 meters tall! It was like something out of a fairy tale, and I half expected to see mythical creatures peeking out from behind the rocks.But the real highlight of the park was the Bailong Elevator, also known as the "Hundred Dragons Elevator." This incredible feat of engineering is a glass elevator built into the side of a giant quartzite rock face. As we stepped inside and began our ascent, my heart was racing with excitement! The elevator took us up over 330 meters, giving us a bird's eye view of the stunning scenery below. It was both thrilling and a little bit scary, but mostly just amazing.After exploring the Forest Park, we headed to the Tianmen Mountain Nature Reserve, which is home to another iconic Zhangjiajie landmark: the Tianmen Cave. This massive natural cave is an incredible sight to behold, with a huge hole in the ceiling that lets in a beam of sunlight. We had to take a long and winding road up the mountain to reach it, but the journey was absolutely worth it.Once we made it to the top, we got to walk across the Tianmen Mountain Skywalk, a glass-bottomed walkway that juts out from the side of the mountain. It was a little nerve-wracking at first, but the views of the valleys and peaks stretching out below us were simply breathtaking. I felt like I was walking on air!But Zhangjiajie isn't just about the mountains and rock formations – it's also home to some incredible natural wonders. One of my favorite places we visited was the Yellow Dragon Cave, a massive underground cave system filled with incredible rock formations, stalactites, and stalagmites. As we wandered through the dimly lit caverns, it felt like we were exploring the secret depths of the earth itself.We also got to take a boat ride down the Lixian River, which winds its way through the heart of Zhangjiajie. The scenery along the river was simply stunning, with towering pillars and lushgreenery lining the banks. It was so peaceful and serene, and I'll never forget the feeling of gliding along the water, surrounded by nature's incredible beauty.篇6The Wondrous Zhangjiajie: A Playground of NatureHave you ever heard of Zhangjiajie? It's a magical place in Hunan Province, China, where nature has created some of the most amazing sights you can imagine! Zhangjiajie is home to towering pillars of rock, misty forests, and breathtaking scenery that will make your jaw drop.Let me take you on a journey through this incredible place!First, let's talk about the Wulingyuan Scenic Area, which is part of Zhangjiajie. This area is so special that it has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Can you guess why? It's because of the incredible quartzite sandstone pillars that seem to reach up to the sky!These pillars, also called "quartzite peaks," were formed over millions of years by wind, rain, and ice. They stand tall and proud, like giant sentinels guarding the forests below. Some of them even look like animals or mythical creatures! One famous peak iscalled the "Southern Sky Column," which is over 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) tall – taller than many skyscrapers!As you wander through the Wulingyuan Scenic Area, you'll also come across ancient trees, crystal-clear streams, and even waterfalls. It's like walking through a fairytale land! One of the most beautiful spots is the Baofeng Lake, where the water is so calm and clear that it perfectly reflects the surrounding peaks.But that's not all! Zhangjiajie is also home to the incredible Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, which is even larger than the Wulingyuan Scenic Area. Here, you can explore more quartzite peaks, as well as dense forests filled with all kinds of plants and animals.One of the most famous sights in the park is the Tianzi Mountain Nature Reserve. This place is so breathtaking that it was even used as inspiration for the movie "Avatar"! Can you imagine floating mountains covered in lush green vegetation? That's exactly what you'll find here.As you walk along the trails, you might spot some of the park's furry residents, like the famous Zhangjiajie macaques. These cute monkeys live in the forests and are known for their playful antics. Just be sure not to feed them or get too close!If you're feeling adventurous, you can even try hiking up some of the towering peaks. But be warned – it's not an easy feat! Many of the trails involve climbing up steep staircases carved into the rock. But the views from the top are absolutely breathtaking, and you'll feel like you're on top of the world.No matter where you go in Zhangjiajie, you'll be surrounded by stunning beauty. From the towering quartzite peaks to the misty forests and crystal-clear lakes, this place is truly a playground of nature. It's no wonder that it has become a popular destination for visitors from all over the world!So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and get ready to explore the wondrous Zhangjiajie! Just remember to wear comfortable shoes, bring plenty of water, and get ready to be amazed by the incredible sights that await you.。
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介绍张家界国家森林公园英文作文Zhangjiajie National Forest Park: A Wonderland of NatureHave you ever dreamed of visiting a place straight out of a fairy tale? A magical world filled with towering stone pillars, mystical rivers, and lush greenery everywhere you look? Well, let me tell you about an incredible place that will make all your fantasies come true – Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China!This park is located in the northwest part of Hunan Province. It's surrounded by the most stunning quartzite sandstone pillars that have been shaped over millions of years by the forces of nature. These pillars look like they've been sculpted by giants! Some are thin and spiky, while others are thick and rounded at the top. My favorite ones resemble huuuuge mushrooms.When I first arrived at Zhangjiajie with my family, I couldn't believe my eyes. It felt like we had stepped into another world, one filled with natural wonders at every turn. The mountains seemed to stretch up and touch the sky, covered in a blanket of vibrant greens. Little wisps of clouds drifted between the pillar peaks, making it look like a scene from a storybook.We took a shuttle bus up to the highest part of the park called Yuanjiajie. This is where some of the most iconic pillars arefound, including one called The Avatar Hallelujah Mountain. It's over 3,544 feet (1,080 meters) tall! Can you imagine how tiny I felt standing next to it? These sandstone pillars were the inspiration for the landscape in the movie Avatar. Walking among them made me feel like I was in an alien world on another planet.As we wandered along the trails, every viewpoint seemed even more breathtaking than the last. We came across Bailong Elevator, a glass elevator built into the side of a massive quartzite cliff. It's one of the tallest outdoor elevators in the world at over 1,070 feet (326 meters) high! My heart was pounding as we stepped inside and it carried us straight up the mountainside. The views looking out were incredible.Another highlight was the Golden Whip Stream. This ordinarily small creek has carved through the quartzite over millions of years, creating a meandering system of pools, caves, and waterfalls. We carefully climbed down into the crevices and got to see the most vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and red on the rock walls. The colors come from deposited iron and other minerals in the water over time. It looked like something you'd see on an alien planet in a sci-fi movie!Everywhere we went, we were surrounded by lush, healthy forests. Zhangjiajie is home to over 3,100 different plant species, some of which can only be found in this part of China. We saw ancient twisted pine trees clinging to the sides of cliffs, bamboo groves swaying in the breeze, and vibrant flowers in every color of the rainbow. The fresh, earthy smell was like nothing I've ever experienced.The park isn't just home to incredible plants though – we were lucky enough to spot some amazing animals too! Zhangjiajie has over 600 different vertebrate species, including the endangered mainland Chinese giant salamander. We didn't see any of those, but we did catch a glimpse of a beautiful Reeves's pheasant with its bright feathers. We also watched some funny Rhesus macaques monkeys playing and jumping from pillar to pillar. They looked like little acrobats!After exploring for a few days, I didn't want to leave this natural wonderland. Standing among the pillars and forests of Zhangjiajie, I felt so peaceful and connected to the beauty of our planet. This place is truly a magical treasure that everyone needs to experience.If you ever get the chance to visit Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, you absolutely have to go! Just make sure to wear somegood walking shoes, because there's so much to explore. Let your imagination run wild as you wander amid the sandstone pillars, mystical landscapes, and vibrant greenery. This is areal-life fairy tale world that will fill you with wonder and awe. I'm already dreaming about my next visit back!。
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As a high school student with a passion for travel and exploration, I feel incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to visit the breathtaking landscapes of Zhangjiajie, a place of natural wonder located in Hunan Province, China. This essay is a tribute to the beauty I encountered and the experiences I had, which left an indelible mark on my heart.Zhangjiajie, a name that resonates with the echoes of ancient mountains and the whispers of the wind through towering trees, is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its unique sandstone pillars that rise majestically from the ground. The journey to this natural paradise was an adventure in itself, filled with anticipation and excitement.Upon arrival, the first thing that struck me was the sheer scale of the landscape. The entrance to the park is like stepping through a portal into another world. The air was crisp and fresh, a stark contrast to the polluted city air I was used to. The scent of pine and earth filled my lungs, invigorating me for the exploration ahead.The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the Hallelujah Mountains, which are the inspiration behind the floating mountains in the movie Avatar. These towering pillars, some reaching over 800 meters in height, are a sight to behold. As I stood at the viewing platform, gazing at the seemingly impossible structures, I felt a mix of awe and disbelief. The way the morning mist clung to the peaks, creating an ethereal atmosphere, was something straight out of a fantasy novel.Exploring the park, I embarked on a hike through the lush forests and across the wooden walkways that snaked around the base of the mountains. The sound of my footsteps on the wooden planks was accompanied by the melodic chirping of birds and the distant rush of waterfalls. The trail led me to the Golden Whip Stream, a crystalclear river that meandered through the heart of the park. The water was so clear that I could see the colorful pebbles on the riverbed, and the reflection of the trees on the surface created a mesmerizing pattern of light and shadow.One of the most thrilling experiences was the Bailong Elevator, a glass elevator that ascends over 300 meters in less than two minutes. The sensation of rising so quickly, with only a thin layer of glass between me and the vastness of the landscape, was both exhilarating and terrifying. The view from the top was panoramic, offering a birdseye view of the park and the surrounding mountains.The local culture of Zhangjiajie is as rich as its natural beauty. I had the chance to interact with the Tujia and Miao ethnic minorities who have lived in harmony with the land for centuries. Their traditional songs and dances, as well as their unique customs and cuisine, added another layer of depth to my experience. The warmth and hospitality of the locals made me feel welcome and part of their community.However, the visit was not without its challenges. The weather in Zhangjiajie can be unpredictable, and I encountered a sudden downpour that turned the trails into slippery paths. Despite the inconvenience, the rain brought out a different side of the park, with waterfalls cascadingdown the cliffs and the air filled with the scent of wet earth and vegetation.The environmental conservation efforts in Zhangjiajie are commendable. The park authorities have implemented strict regulations to protect the delicate ecosystem. I was particularly impressed by the ecofriendly transportation system, which includes electric buses and cable cars, minimizing the impact on the natural surroundings.In conclusion, my trip to Zhangjiajie was an unforgettable experience that allowed me to connect with nature on a profound level. The majestic mountains, pristine rivers, and vibrant culture have left me with a deep appreciation for the beauty of our planet and the importance of preserving it for future generations. As I return to my daily life, the memories of Zhangjiajie serve as a reminder of the wonders that await those who venture beyond the familiar and embrace the unknown.。
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A Survey About ZhangJiajie CityZhangjiajie is situated in the northwest of Hunan province, in the juncture of the Yunan-Guizhou Plateau and the subsidence of Donating Lake, stretching over the area from between 109'40 to 110'20 E to between 28'52 to 29'48 N. It is bounded by Shimen county and Taoyuan county on the east, Yuanling county on the south, and Hefeng, Xuan'en of Hubei province on the north. The city stretches 167 km from east to west, and 96 km from north to south at best. Zhangjiajie city covers an area of 9,653 square kilometers, which accounts for 4.5 percent of Hunan province.The landform is complex in Zhangjiajie, including mountains, lava, hills, plains, etc. Mountainous area takes up 76 percent of the total. The most characteristic feature is the quartzes sandstone landform, which is rare in the world. The city is higher on the northwest, and tilts along Li River to the south. Wuling mountains, divided from Yunwu Mountain in Guizhou province, are again divided into some branches across the city . There are mountains over mountains in the city and many abrupt peaks and low lands. The highest point is 1890.4 meters above the sea level, and the lowest 75 meters. Zhangjiajie is a city under the direct administration of provincial government, and has jurisdiction over Yongding, Wuling districts, and Cili, Sangzhi counties. Up to the end of 1999, it has a population of 1.55 million, of which 1.13 million are minorities which accounts for 73.1 percent of the total population.ClimateZhang is located in the middle latitude in the north hemisphere, and falls into the category of subtropical humid monsoon climate. It has enough sunshine, rich rainwater, long frost-free period, short cold period and quite different four seasons. The annual average sunshine hours, temperature, the amount of rainfall is 1440 hours, 16 degree C and 1400 mm respectively. The average frost-free period over the past years is about 216 to 269 days a year. The climate of this kind benefits the total development of agriculture, forestry, husbandry, subsidiary and fishery. However, influenced by the special landforms and groundfeature, the climate is complex and changeable. Droughts, floods, storms, hails and other disasters occasionally happen.Natural Ecological EnvironmentZhangjiajie is known for its unique tourist resources. Wulingyuan Scenic Area, made up of the First National Forest Park--Zhangjiajie and two nature reserves-Suoxi Gully and Emperor Mountain, possesses 369 square kilometers. The main land feature is quartzes sandstone that is rare in the world. It is a perfect combination of the beauty of Guilin, the queerness of Huang Mountain, the peril of Hua Mountain and the magnificence of Tai Mountain. Pavilions, bridges, caves, lakes and waterfalls are everywhere. Consequently, it enjoys the name of "an enlarged potted landscape", "a miniature fairyland".Zhangjiajie is a treasure house for natural resources. There are woody plants of 106 families, 320 genera and 850 species, backboned animals of 146 species. Among them 56 species of plants and 40 species of animals are under national protection. Precious plants include gingko, Chinese dovetrees, Chinese yew, cherry and so on. Valuable medicinal herbs include glossy ganoderma, the tuber of elevated gastrodia, the tuber of multiflower knotweed, the bark of eucommia and so on; while rare animals, the giant salamander, unicorn, Sumen antelope, south China tiger, leopard, macaque, zibet and so on.Zhangjiajie enjoys its rich forest resources. It has 1012 acres for forest, which covers 64.61 percent of the entire city and ranks NO.1 in Hunan province. The project of "Beautifying, Purifying and Illuminating" is being carried out. There are 1.55 square meters green land per person. Undoubtedly, it is an ideal ecological tourist zone and an international holiday village.EconomyBefore reform and opening up, the main economy in Zhangjiajie is traditional agriculture and the only industry is limited to the self-sufficient "five small industries". After the year 1978 when the 11th Commission of the Communist Party of China was held, opening-up policy promotes the development of tourism, which in turn boosts the regional economy and people's living standard. Over a decade since the foundation of the city, the municipal government has attached great importance to thetourism as a pillar industry to promote the development of the economy and have made great achievements. Zhangjiajie is becoming world-famous step by step.CultureZhangjiajie raises excellent people and contains various resources. The long history of many nations, original customs together with modern culture contribute to a colorful painting.Zhangjiajie is a habitation for minority nationalities. During the long history, Han people, Tujia people, Miao people, Bai people together with the people of other nationalities co-create a unique culture.Zhangjiajie, a fairyland gathering essence of the heaven, has brought up thousands of elites in the hundreds of years. Among them, there are He Long-the great Chinese proletarian revolutionary leader, one of the founders of PLA, one of the ten marshals in China; Xiang Dakun, the leader of a great peasant uprising; He Pengfei, an assistant commandant in the navy of PLA; Liu Mingdeng, a chief of Taiwan soldiers in Qing Dynasty; and Chen Nengkuan, the receiver of "Two Missiles & One Satellite Medals".Due to the reform and opening-up for more than two decades, special culture, campus culture, community culture, traveling culture, and other modern cultures constitute the lively and colorful culture world of Zhangjiajie; while inheriting traditional advantages and creating some new features as well. Now the number of cultural entertainment places, including cinemas, singing-dancing halls, cultural clubs, parks reaches more than 1000. The city also enjoys 3 public libraries with 105,000 books, 5 regional TV stations and 5 broadcasting stations, which cover all the urban and rural areas. There are 1599 schools of all levels with 251,100 students in all.Zhangjiajie is named after the Zhangjiajie Scenic Area. In 1979 Zhangjiajiese found this rare forest in the world. In 1982, after the permission of the State Council, the State Planning Committee approved Zhangjiajie to be the first national forest park in China. In 1988, Dayong city where Zhangjiajie is located, jointly combined with Sangzhi where the Emperor Mountain lies and Cili where Suoxi Gully sits, became acity under the direct administration of provincial government. In 1992, Wulingyuan nature reserve, consisting of Zhangjiajie national forest park, the Emperor Mountain reserve and Suoxi Gully reserve, has been listed in the "World Natural Heritage" by UNESCO. In 1994, Dayong city was renamed as Zhangjiajie city under the permission of the State Council. Now, Zhangjiajie has basically become a large-scale, high-rank tourist resort where mountains, lakes, caves and historical culture and special customs are well blended in the area of 500 square kilometers. It has Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Emperor Mountain reserve and Suoxi Gully reserve as its core, and Maoyan River, Nine-Heaven cave, Five-Thunder Mountain, and the Universal Light Temple as its satellite tourist resorts. So far, more than 20 scenic spots have been explored, and more than 30 tourist routes have been formed. The total traveling lane adds up to more than 500 km.Zhangjiajie National Forest ParkLocated in the northwest of Wulingyuan, it is in the neighborhood of Suoxiyu Valley and Tianzi Mountain. It has an area of 72,000 acres, an average rainfall of 1200-1600mm, an average temperature of 16oC and a frost-free period of 240-300 days. 97 percent of the park is covered with plants which have 98 families, 517 species, over twice the total in Europe. Its gymnosperm species take up half of the total in the world. Zhangjiajie opens to the outside at the beginning of the 1980s and is the earliest tourist zone exploited in Zhangjiajie. It is noted for its queer peaks, tranquil water and beautiful forests. It is the first National Forest Park approved by the State Council in 1982. Its main scenic spots include Golden Whip Stream, Huangshi Fort and so on. Numerous pinnacles rise abruptly from the level ground in the shape of huge bamboo shoots pointing to the sky. Both sides of Golden Whip Stream stand grotesque peaks and are covered with old trees and vines. The stream, like colorful ribbons, flows through valleys. Watching mountains on Huangshi Fort, one can't help acclaiming as the acme of perfection.Huangshi FortHuangshi Fort, named after a hermit Huangshi, is 1080m above sea level. It is higher on the south and elevated by stiff cliffs, covering an area of 16.5 hectors. It provides the largest collection of marvelous spectacles and also provides the larges sightseeing terrace above sea level in Zhangjiajie. The chief scenic spots include Treasure Box of Heavenly Books, the Magic Sea-suppressing Needle, the South Pillar of Heaven, the Golden Tortoise Watching the Sea and so on. If you stand on the terrace and watch as far as you can towards the south, you can see all kinds of queer pinnacles. If you watch towards the east, you can see numerous grotesque peaks by the Golden Whip Stream which resemble a clear, crystalline jadeite. Hence, there is a saying: " It can't be said that you have been to Zhangjiajie without reaching Huangshi Fort.Golden Whip StreamLocated in the east of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, named after the 380-meter high Golden Whip Rock, Golden Whip stream meanders 15 Li. Flowing from Laomo Gully first to Confluence of Four Rivers then to Suoxi Stream, it finally joins Li river, one of the four rivers in Hunan Province. It flows between steep grotesque peaks and luxuriant trees. Here, the meandering streams, the crystal-clear waterfalls, exotic plants and rare animals co-exist and constitute the extraordinarily beautiful, tranquil and natural ecological environment. No wonder it is called "the most beautiful valley in the world" and "the most poetic stream". The major scenic spots include Rock of Welcoming Guests, Golden Whip Rock, Reunion Rock and the Purple Grass Pond.The Southern Heaven GateIf you want to go to Tianzi Mountain through Suoxiyu Valley, you'll have to pass by a huge stone peak with a natural passage through it. The mouth of the passage is shaped like a gate. Thus, it is named the Southern Heaven Gate.The Imperial Brush PeakWalking a few steps from the scenic spot named the Fairy Maid Presenting Flowers and then watching towards the southwest on the sightseeing terrace, you can see a pinnacle resembling a huge imperial brush on the right of some graceful peaks, and some short pinnacles on the left in the shape of some brushes on the rack. It brings back the memory of King Xiang who read over official papers and drew a circle around his name on a document. How heroic he was. When you enjoy the view at dusk with red evening clouds in the sky, you'll see that the peak is glittering brightly on its tip as if there were red paint remaining on the point of the brush. Therefore, it is not surprising that more than30 domestic pictorials have its photos printed.Seeing West Sea on the Heavenly TerraceHeavenly terrace, resembling a little platform in heaven, is high and perilous, walled by stiff and crisscrossed precipices. The only way to it is a straight flight of 186-step stone stairs. Seen on the Heavenly Terrace with a bird-eye's view, the west sea is a great sea, a sea of clouds and fogs, of peaks, of greenness, and of mystery. The forest of pinnacles stand, strange stones cover the ground. The clouds roll and rays shine. Old trees' branches and roots curl up. How mysterious and unpredictable.Suoxiyu ValleySuoxiyu Valley is the center of Wulingyuan scenic zone. It covers an area of more than 180 square kilometers and is the largest of the three zones. Landform here is the same as Zhangjiajie and Tianzi Mountain, mainly making up of sandstone peaks. However, in the east, there is a collection of caves, for example, Yellow Dragon Cave and Goddess Cave. These are caves made of limestone. In terms of rare animals, Suoxiyu Valley boasts more than 20 species, such as leopards, pangolins, and giant salamanders. There are more than 20 groups of rhesus monkeys with their total number reaching to 1000. According to scientific statistics, trees here have 93 families, 208 genus, and 679 species in all. Among them, those that are under national specialprotection reach to 19 species. Wild medicinal herbs are extraordinarily rich. There are 500 species in all.Yellow Dragon CaveLocated in the east of Suoxiyu Valley, about 10 km away from the Jindi Ground, Yellow Dragon Cave is called underground magic palace. At the entrance, mists coil. In the cave, passages zigzag. Stone shoots, stone stalactites, stone curtains, stone pianos, and stone flowers can be founded there. In this cave, we can see "cave beyond cave, tower beyond tower, sky beyond sky and mountain beyond mountain". There are four layers, about 1600 meters high, having one reservoir, two brooks, three waterfalls, four ponds, thirteen halls and ninety-six passages. The Yellow Dragon Cave is 13 km in length. The biggest hall in it is 12,000 square meters which can hold 10,000 people. The cave is so big that it is in fact another world under the ground. Entering the cave, you will feel you are in a fairyland, beautiful and tranquil.Baofeng LakeVisiting Baofeng Lake, you will appreciate beautiful views like poems and paintings. Baofeng Lake, surrounded by peaks, is 2.5 km in length. It is a man-made multi-functioned reservoir which can be used for containing water, irrigation, fishing, producing electricity and sightseeing. Baofeng Lake is like a great mirror with green hills surrounding it. It will be a nice and comfortable thing for people to go boating here. Mirror its reflection in the lake, and wild stockades are precipitous, the hills are green and the water is clear.Tianzi MountainTianzi Mountain is named after Xiang Dakun who led the local farmers' revolt and called himself Tianzi---the Son of Heaven. Bounded by Suoxi Valley on the east, Zhangjiajie on the south, Sangzhi County on the north, Tianzi Mountain is one of the four scenic zones in Wulingyuan. It lies on the highest point of "Golden Triangle", its highest point being 1262.5m(Kunlun peak) and lowest point being 534m(Shilanvalley). It has an area of 67 square kilometers, a touring line of 45 kilometers, an average temperature of 12oC, an annual waterfall of 1800 mm, a frost-free period of 240 days and a frozen period of 60-80 days. Except a layer of limestone and a few areolate stones at the peak, some hundred meters above sea level, the majority of scenic spots is formed of quart stones, belonging to sandstone ground feature which is the same as Suoxiyu Valley and Zhangjiajie. The 500-meter or 600-meter thick quartzite sandstone has evolved from neptunic rocks that subsided from oceans 380,000,000 years ago and after a complicated and long process formed strangely shaped spectacles. To sum up, the landscape in Tianzi Mountain is natural and primeval. Every scenic spot is created by nature and of no artificial trace. There are not only primeval forests and beautiful water but also plain folkways, special customs and local specialities and delicacies awaiting tourists from home and abroad. No wonder people make comments, like " people who have climbed Tianzi Mountain will not climb any other mountains" and "It can not be said that you have been to Wulingyuan without reaching Tianzi Mountain".West SeaSituated in the west of Suoxiyu Valley, it is a basin-like landform with a collection of peaks and woods. In this "sea", numerous peaks stand with different shapes and poses, covered with lush vegetation. Therefore, it is called "sea of trees" and "sea of peaks". In spring or summer or a clear day immediately after a rain in autumn, the clouds are surging and rolling like waves, covering the whole sky and earth. The view is so magnificent that it is called "sea of clouds". The combination of the three seas is the characteristic of West Sea. In it, Gate to Heaven and Sky Terrace are wonderful scenes.Shentang ValleyShentang Valley is also named Shentang Fort. It is a gorge shaped like a huge basin walled by lofty precipices. The bottom of the gorge is veiled in mists and clouds all day, adding to its mysteriousness. As the saying goes, the most beautiful scene isseen from the most perilous peak. There are almost no roads to Shentang Valley, only a quite dangerous flight of stairs that is as wide as a foot being available. Local people say, " Every step kills one soul". In the center of the bottom lies a fathomless green pond. Looking down the pond from the mouth of the gorge, one can't help shivering. What's peculiar is that visitors can hear sounds of gongs and drums, neighs of battle steeds and shouts of men echoing from the bottom. Nobody can give a reasonable answer to this mystery. Therefore, Shentang Valley was a forbidden place in Wulingyuan and a puzzle for hundreds of years.Yangjiajie Nature ReserveThere are 110 scenic spots in Yangjiajie whose waters and mountains are quite beautiful. It has uniquely-shaped peaks and cliffs as well as clear streams and brooks and waterfalls; oblique "Twisted Mouth Cave" once inhabited by bandits as well as "Ghosts-feared Fort" which is extremely hard to climb. What's more, there are many unusual spectacles like Mati Rock, Tianbo Mansion, and Sisters' Gully. Its special views are beyond writing and seeing.Terraced fields in the AirA vast terraced field of more than 40 Qiu can be seen on the mountains where peaks stand beside peaks. The endless and closely linked terraced fields are as bright as mirror and have different colors in four seasons. It makes an apparent comparison with the green mountains and clear waters nearby, leaving you an impression that the fields are coming from the air. It thus gets its name.The First Bridge in the WorldIt is situated outside of Middle Ground on Yuangjiajie. Its height, its span and scaring degree are rare in the world, worth being called " the First Bridge in the World". It consists of two 300-meter huge peaks and a huge natural stone linking the two peaks. The stone is about 2-meter wide, more than 20 meters long, like a man-made slabstone. Pines stand straight on the bridge; old vines hang on the sides ofthe bridge. Under the bridge is the fathomless abyss. I once wrote down when crossing the bridge:" when I was on the bridge, I was terribly scared. Looking down, I saw the fathomless abyss. Watching around, I saw precipices and cliffs. Water as bright as snow splashed down quickly. I dropped a stone into the abyss and heard nothing. While I walked around the bridge, I felt dazzling with my hands and legs shivering. I told myself repeatedly to be careful and calm and not to be nervous. However, my heart was still beating heavily and quickly. I did not become calm until I went back to my residence in Middle Ground.Rich Resource PlaceZhangjiajie City occupies an area of 9653 square kilometers, which is 4.5% of total area in Hunan Province. The city includes Rongding district, Wulingyuan district, Sangzhi County and Cili County. With mountain, rock, hill and plateau, the geography is complex. Mountain area covers 76% of total area in Zhangjiajie. The special Quartz Sandstone Peaks is unique in the world. The City is attributable to subtropical monsoon climate. Some disasters such as: drought, flood and hailstone occurred frequently because of relief and climate.PopulationThe city has the population of 1.5629 million on 30, December 2001. The population of ethnic groups reaches 1.1535 million, which almost constitute 73.8 percent of the total population. Tujia, Bai, Mao, Hui, Mongolia, Zhuang and Yao are major minority nationalities. The urban area has the population of 168400, which 116300 are citizen. The urban area covers 145.88 square kilometers, which construction area has 17.48 square kilometers.Mineral ResourceZhangjiajie City has rich mineral resource, which discovered 48 mines and 24 under mining. It has rich hydraulic resource, which the city is one of ten bases of hydraulic power in China. It has rich forest resource, which forest cover ratio is thefirst in province. With average 1.55 square meters green grass, the city is perfect place for tourism and vacation. The city has rich creature resource.Main IndustryThe main industry is tourism. The key enterprises are Yellow Dragon Cave Investment Co., Dragon International Hotel, Tujia Folk Park, Zhangjiajie International Travel Service, Tianyuan Company, Xiangjiuwang Group, Zhangjiajie Chuba Cement Factory, Hunan Runde Co. and Zhangjiajie Auto Fitting Manufacture Co.Construction ItemAt the present, the key items under construction are Zhangjiajie-Changsha Highway, Railway Station Rebuilding of Zhangjiajie, Enlarge Construction of Hehua Airport, Development of Tianmen Mountain, Mulongtan Hydraulic Power Station, Development of Longdong Lake, Youlong Hotel, Emperor Hotel, Wulingyuan Tourism Elevator, Zhangjiajie Industrial Zone and Ecological Agriculture Park.National Economic and Social Development Summary of Zhangjiajie City in 2002Economy of Zhangjiajie enhanced. GDP of the city reached 7.284 billion Yuan, which increased by 9.5%. The GDP of the first industry is 1.545 billion Y uan, which increased by 2%. The GDP of the second industry is 1.648 billion Y uan, which increased by 12.3%. The GDP of the third industry is 4.091 billion Yuan, which increased by 11.5%. The per capita GDP reached 4653 Yuan, which increased by 9.1%. Industry proportion changed. The ratio became 21.1:22.6:56.2 from 22.7:22.1:56.2. The GDP of the second industry exceeded the first industry and achieved industry conversion from three one two to three two one.The main characters of economy are: economy increased smooth in total year, investment and consumption stimulated economic increase, the second and third industry kept high speed increase, industry proportion changed step by step, economic quality improved and revenue and income of residents increased.The main economic problems are: improper industry proportion and system obstacles existed, condition of economic development is not good, economic quality kept lower level and earning of country and lower incomer increased slowly.Tujia Old MarriageCross-cousin marriage named Biandan Marriage or Duikai Marriage means cousins marry. This old marriage left by local groups was populous in both Han people and minority in the past. It disappeared after liberation.Exchange Marriage means two families exchange sisters or daughters as wives or law- daughters. It has deal form and package form. The reason of this marriage is save money.Transform Marriage means two sisters married with two brothers. This unusual marriage shows the fact that people regards wife as personal propriety.The bridegroom becomes son after marriage.TUJIA bride don't go to working before several days of wedding. The bride and here nine good girl friends seat around the table and start to sing the Cry Songs until wedding day. The mother cries with here daughter. The aunts cry with niece. The sisters cry with the bride. The sister in law cries with the bride. The girls all abuse the matchmakers. The contents of the Cry Songs are rich. Some songs express that the daughter appreciate nurture of mother. Other songs show the friendship between sisters. Another songs express distress of departing from here mother. All people on the spot are moved by the Cry Songs. The Cry Songs is a difficult sing art and the bride must learn it from the teachers.。