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Topic #85: A foreign visitor has only one day to spend in your country. Where should this visitor go on that day? Why? Use specific reasons and details to support your choice.
My motherland China is such a terrific country with a vast territory and a more than 5000-year civilization history. We have the grand man-made works like the Great Wall in Beijing and fabulous natural views inside the most distant mountains. However, there is little possibility for a visitor to get all these places in one day, and thus my recommendation is to spend the day in the central part of Shanghai, which is one of the most attractive metropolises of China and my beloved hometown too. The foreign visitor could visit Shanghai Museum to gain abundant information about our country, and see the vivid daily life in the People's Park near the museum, following with a nighttime cruise tour on the Huangpu River as the perfect ending of the exciting day.
The museum, of course, is the best place for an international guest to get a closer look at China's history, culture, and physical environment. Shanghai museum is one of the most well-know museums in China , even in the world, which is famous for its large number of priceless ancient China artworks, such as paintings, sculptures, and calligraphies. And the museum also shows the traditional costumes and daily supplies like furniture and unique house styles from the different part of the country, from which the visitor could know about the different customs and life-styles in China. There is even a movie provided by the museum to introduce the greatest and special places in China thirty minutes. What a wonderful trip it is! At the time the visitor goes out the museum, the one would fell as if he or she has been to this country for quite a long time.
Before or after our guest visits Shanghai Museum, there is a place he or she won’t be willing to miss the People's Park, which is also located in the center of the city nearby the museum. Here, the guest will see a live picture of today's daily life in Shanghai China. Please take one’s time to smell the flowers and to feel the gentle breeze on the face, as well as to watch elder people doing Taiji, which is a kind of traditional Chinese exercises and a kind of Chinese Kung Fu, while younger people are performing music with their own bands. Our foreign visitor might make a new friend who is interested with western culture and is learning English now.
After enjoying a big dinner maybe in the Sun Ya Restaurant who has just celebrated its 80th birthday this week, now, it's time to do the last but most colorful event of today, taking the nighttime cruise tour on the Huangpu river, which is also called the mother river of Shanghai and witnesses the dramatic changes have happened around her. At the time all building lights turned on, the visitor meets the old Shanghai and the modern Shanghai at the same time. The Bund side of the river show the old fashion shape of buildings left by their former owners at the end of colony age, while the skyscrapers standing at the other side of the river telling the new story about the city also the country and the new age.
I believe this must be a most unforgettable day that a foreign visitor could spend in China with such a tight schedule. In one day the visitor would meet the yesterday and today of Shanghai as a miniature version of China. The museum, the park and the lights shining in the city’s night sky all together would do the best to treat our guest a remarkable day in our country. |
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