简单英文自我介绍作文(推荐20篇)

我们小区道路的两旁种满了银杏树。楼下每天经过的小路旁也有一排银杏树。银杏树长得笔直笔直的，他的树皮是浅灰色的，摸上去很粗糙，还有很多裂纹，就像长着长着把皮撑破一样。银杏树的叶子很漂亮，像一把带着花边的半圆形小扇子。

冬天银杏树上一片叶子也没有，光秃秃的看着真孤单呀!银杏树看着这么孤单都是因为调皮的小叶子调皮的不能再调皮了，一到冬天就都藏起来了，所以银杏树才着么孤单。

到了春天，银杏树可高兴了，她顽皮的小叶子终于可以跳上银杏树了。开始时是一个个小绿球，慢慢地舒展开出一片片小叶子。银杏树可真高兴呀!他告诉小树叶以后不要再这样蹦蹦跳跳、

顽皮又捣蛋啦。

到了夏天，银杏树枝繁叶茂，叶子绿绿的，非常茂盛。银杏树说：顽皮的小树叶你终于不调皮了。人们看见顽皮的小树叶和高耸入云的树干这么漂亮，都夸奖种树的人种的好。

到了秋天，银杏树的果实渐渐长大，看上去很饱满。要是你不知道的话，我可以给你比喻一下：他的果子像一个个圆圆的胖娃娃，看来他每天吃的很多呀!银杏树的果子叫白果，还是一种药材呢。人们都说银杏树真厉害呀，能结出这么多，这么好的果实呀!银杏树树叶，和果实听了表扬快乐地过完秋天。银杏树可真好玩呀!我想他的秋天一定和我们的暑假一样开心。

颐和园是世界文化文遗产之一，而且他有许多的特点和美丽的景色，让人孜孜不倦。

颐和园初始在北京，而且在北京也有许多著名的建筑物。颐和园的长廊非常的美丽：全长728米，共273间。长廊以其精美的建筑、曲折多变和极丰富的彩画而负盛名，是我国古建筑和园林中最长的廊。长廊还是一条五光十色的画廊，廊间的每根枋梁上都绘有彩画，共14000余幅，色彩鲜明，富丽堂皇，它的长度和丰富的彩画在1990年就被收入了《吉尼斯世界纪录大全》所以才说移民也是世界文化史上最长，而且五彩缤纷又美丽的长廊。

佛香阁是一座宏伟的塔式宗教建筑，该阁仿杭州的六和塔建造，兴建在20米的石造台基上，八面三层四重檐。阁高41米，八面，三层，四重檐。阁内有八根铁梨木大柱内供接引佛，每月望朔，慈禧在此烧香礼佛。游人至此，居高临下，可以饱览昆明湖及几十里以外的明媚风光。昆明湖在颐和园内，面临万寿山前山。面积3300余亩。

颐和园里面有一座17孔的桥，名叫17孔桥。这座桥非常的大，很壮观。十七孔桥是连接东岸与南湖岛的一座长桥。清乾隆时(1736一1795)建。为园内最大的石桥。桥由17个孔券组成，长150米，飞跨于东堤和南湖岛，状若长虹卧波。其造型兼有北京卢沟桥、苏州宝带桥的特点。桥上石雕极其精美，每个桥栏的望柱上都雕有神态各异的狮子，大小共544个。两桥头还有石雕异兽，十分生动。桥额北面书灵兽偃月，南面书修炼凌波。

颐和园真是世界文化遗产之一，它多么的美丽，多么的令人流连忘返呀!

There was a sea of people, and the lanterns were gathered together like a meeting. Its hilarious. The lantern dazzled me. The lamp has big, small, color is different, the shape is strange. The most interesting thing is the golden pig lamp. Let me introduce you!

The golden pig lamp was made of several pieces of wire, and the body was made of a few golden sponges. A few smiles on her face. Really cute! It looks like running. The pig tail of the golden pig had a note on it, which said: happy Lantern Festival.

After watching the eye-catching golden pig lamp, go to the green light!

Two hands came out from below, beside the woods and meadows. There is also an o line "stream", "brook" water is really "clear see low" ah. You can think of it as a mirror! There are two bamboo rafts in the "stream" of the word "stream". I think they must be looking at the scenery! How is it? Its beautiful!

我有一个“草帽小子”，是去年暑假吃肯德基送的。

“草帽小子”，顾名思义，戴着一顶缠着一身红布的帽子，小小的眼睛，露出笑容，洁白的牙齿显露出来，脸上还有一条显著的伤疤，肯定是经历过风雨的人，“草帽小子”身穿一件红衬衫和一条蓝色的短裤，看起来很悠闲。

可是，在动漫中，他有要成为海贼王的梦想，在途中，遇到许多困难，可由于他小时候吞下恶魔果实——橡皮果实，变得特殊，不能触碰水，但他还是努力前行，建立了自己的海贼团，向梦想起航。于是，我便幻想着这样的情景，所以，我越来越崇拜他。

有一次，我带他去水上乐园玩，我把他举在头上，突然，手滑了，他掉进了水中，我以为他像动漫一样，我就一直抱着他的“尸体”哭泣，我妈见此景，问我怎么回事，我边哭边说：“路……飞……死了。”“那只是个玩具。”我一听，立刻擦干眼泪，回家晒干后，他又“复活”了，我开心的跳来跳去，对着路飞说：“你没事吧？”他依旧露出笑容，好像在对我说：“我没事。”

现在我还把“草帽小子”珍藏起来。

我的故乡在广东，我爱故乡的香蕉。

香蕉树有高有矮，高的有3米多高。矮的比一个小朋友还要矮。它的叶大大的像大象的耳朵。叶柄又厚又宽，裹着它的树身。直直的树身没有枝丫。

夏天过后，香蕉开始长出蕉蕾，过些日子蕉蕾就会脱下它的外衣，你就会见到一排排蕉子。起初它的形状像刚出生的婴儿的脚板。等到它渐渐长大，就变成了弯弯的月亮了。

没熟的香蕉是青青的，熟透的是黄澄澄了。太熟了就有一个个黑色的斑点。

香蕉和别的水果不同，没熟透的不可以吃，生吃就会又苦又涩。熟透的香蕉你还没剥皮，就能闻到阵阵的香味，当你把它的皮剥开，就会露出奶白色的蕉肉，轻轻地咬一口，香滑可口，叫人越吃越爱吃。我小时侯有一次吃香蕉吃得太多了，连饭也不想吃了。

听医生说：“香蕉营养丰富，老人吃了有排便作用。所以香蕉老少咸宜，难怪那么多人喜欢吃它。

This is a beautiful park. In the afternoon , many children are playing . They are very happy.

I can see some trees. They are big and tall. I can see some flowers . They are very beautiful . There are many butterflies on the flower . I can see some birds in the sky . They are flying happily. Under the tree , two girls are playing hopscotch. Some boys are playing with a skipping rope. The other two little girls are drawing a picture.

I m playing with the toy cars in front of the tree.

It s a beautiful afternoon.

我有一只漂亮的文具盒，它是我第一次不叫爸爸妈妈给钱，用自己平时节省下的钱买的。

我的文具盒是黄色的很美丽，它长20厘米，高2.5厘米，宽9厘米。盒盖上还有一个凸出的小圈圈，里面印着我最崇拜的赵薇也就是“小燕子”;圈圈的左边也印有小燕子和五阿哥，五阿哥在微笑着两手抓住小燕子的小辨子，小燕子也正在笑着用手“保护”着自己的小羊辨，不让它们受伤害。在小圈圈的右边是赵薇姐姐，她穿着漂亮的衣服，开心的捧着她几年努力得来的“最佳女主角”奖。

文具盒又分为两层，每当我打开文具盒上的小锁时，首先映入眼帘的是，那第一层里躺着的直尺哥哥，量角器姐姐，三角形弟弟，还有那可爱的圆规妹妹，它们一家都是我几何课上的小贵宾。再拿开那第一层就会看到住在第二层里的笔家族。你瞧：这钢笔哥哥头枕着橡皮擦，身体下铺着白毯，哈，他这家伙正在高枕无忧地睡大觉!还有那铅笔妹妹头带着红色的橡皮冠，身着花花衣，脚穿黑色的高跟鞋像要去参加舞会似的。圆珠笔哥哥姐姐们，正躺在哥哥的身旁，好像在轻轻的听着哥哥说的梦话，又好像在唤哥哥快快起床，你听好像在说：“别睡了，小主人来叫你去工作了，快醒、快醒呀!”在盒角的小刀弟弟在收起锋利的刀片嘴也在呼呼大睡，它总不会有人来叫醒，只有在铅笔妹妹的高跟鞋坏了，才需要它的帮助，所以它常常整天无聊的睡大觉。

好了，朋友我向你介绍了我的文具家族里的每一位成员。那你觉得，我的文具盒漂亮吗?你喜欢吗?

在爸爸·妈妈·同学以及邻居的眼里，我一直都是一个聪明·活泼·孝敬·善解人意的好孩子。我从上学到现在六年级，在班上的成绩都跟突出，可以算的上是名列前茅了。

还是我自己最了解自己，我知道自己的自尊心很强，并且特别爱面子。

一天下午，老师占用最好一节课的时间对我们进行了一次临时测验。答题时，我一直对自己很有信心，相信自己一定能考好。一会儿，我就把考卷做完了，检查几遍之后，我在还没有打铃之前就把考卷交给了老师。刚下课不久，就听见同学吗纷纷议论我没考好。于是，我就去问老师，老师生气的告诉我，我才考了92还错了一道应用题。我犹如晴天霹雳，心想：回去怎么向父母交代啊?唉。迫于无奈。索性就不告诉他们了，免得他们批评我。

俗话说的好：“躲得过初一，躲不过十五。”这不，第二天早上，老师就公布了成绩，并发下试卷布置家庭作业。我心里更是忐忑不安，如十五个吊桶打水——七上八下!回家后，我躲躲藏藏，把卷子折成几折，一个字一个字的躲着修改。妈妈似乎知道什么，她走了过来，拿起卷子，展开来看。看完卷子后，恰好爸爸回来了。我心绷得紧紧的，大气都不敢出一声。可谁知爸爸妈妈并没有批评我，反而信心地分析错误的原因。

我的爱面子已经成为一个不争的的事实。现在，我已认识到这是一个坏毛病了。虽然说，人人都爱听好听的话，但我的确自尊心太强。我想改掉这个坏毛病。

朋友，你们想认得一个新朋友吗？来，和我一起走进这篇文章中来吧！

他今年9岁了，个子不高不矮，因为他有点挑食，身材有点偏瘦，经过夏天太阳公公得洗礼后，他得皮肤从黄色变成了棕色。他那可爱得“包子脸”上长着一头乌黑浓密得头发，那一双像“小月牙”得弯弯得眉毛下长着一双又大又亮得眼睛，像两颗小小得“黑宝石”。只要他一遇到问题，那两颗明亮得“黑宝石”骨碌碌地转来转去，一个好主意就产生了，伙伴们都说他是“诸葛亮”再世，“小诸葛”得美名挂在了他得头上。

记得有一次，老师出了一道数学思考题让大家做，一开始大家都信心满满，可是等大家细看了题目，一眨眼功夫，教室里鸦雀无声，同学们都在冥思苦想，但是没有一个人举手说答案。不久后，许多同学都放弃了，但是他还是不断地尝试解出来。只见他托着小脑袋，“黑宝石”目不转睛地注视着那道题。汗水顺着额头留下来，时间一分一秒地过去了，经过多次得验算后，他想出了答案。老师注视着班上得每一个孩子，正准备讲答案。他站到凳子上，把手举得高高得，不等老师叫他，大声说出答案，老师笑了笑问：“有没有其他同学同意他得答案？”这时，只有一个同学举手。老师告诉大家：“这个答案是对得，很棒！”课后老师夸他真聪明！他得心里收获了自信。瞧，他一得意，眉毛、眼睛、鼻子都聚在了一块了，简直不知道东南西北了！

这就是我，一个聪明得我，你愿意和我交朋友吗？

我不是一只丑小鸭，也不是一只白天鹅，我是一个能说会道的小男孩。

我长了一双水汪汪的大眼睛，有两条浓浓的大刀眉，一头乌黑发亮的头发，头发好像一片黑森林，如果有人走进去一定会迷路的。 There are two thick big knife eyebrows, black black hair, hair like a black forest, if it is a black forest, ifSomeone will get lost when someone walks in.

说我能说会道还真不假。有一次我做了一件好事，我没给妈妈说，却被妈妈知道了。妈妈问我为什么不给她说?我顽皮地说：“学雷锋做好事不留名。”妈妈夸我知道得多——连几十年前的雷锋也知晓。

有一天爸爸和妈妈打闹起来了，我看见后就说：“打得好，打得妙，打得鬼子哇哇叫!”爸爸妈妈见我这么一说，他们忍不住“扑哧”一声笑了，立刻不吵也不打了。

我任性但又通情达理。有一天，同学把我惹恼了，我忍不住气和同学闹翻了，老师批评了我们几句，我气得要命，我翻着白眼儿，嘴里不停地嘟囔，谁劝我都不搭理。后来，老师一说我的优点，把我“飘一飘”，我心中的气愤眨眼间烟消云散了，立马听从老师的教诲，老师直夸我通情达理。爸爸说我嘴硬，我挺不服的;爷爷说我能说会道，我心理乐开了花。

我就是这样一个性格鲜明的小男孩。

或许因为是我家苏州人的缘故，我从小就对苏州园林充满了美好的向往，但那时的喜爱或许还是只基于对那花草丛中美丽的蝴蝶的喜爱。但现在不同了，如今的我，真正从心底里喜欢充满了吴文化气息的苏州园林。因此，游园也自然就成了我最快乐的事。

常愿意一个人，在节假日期间，带着一个小背包，到园林里去散步。这是我放松学习压力最好的方法，也是我节日里最快乐的事。一个人走在石子路上，看着周围古朴、宁静的景色，我便把什么烦恼、不快、压力都忘记了，只觉得整个人从里到外都是安安静静的。园林里的花草树木和亭台楼阁是我十分喜爱的，欧阳修的《醉翁亭记》中有四时之景不同，而乐亦无穷也，这虽然写的是山中的景色，而苏州园林又何尝不是呢?

春天走进园林，是满地、满树的嫩绿。小小的叶芽如同婴儿的嫩手，只悄悄地伸出那一点儿，惹人喜爱。这时游园，总觉得有种蠢蠢欲动的感觉，似乎是沉寂了整个冬天的活跃的心情也在慢慢滋长着。

夏天永远是我最爱的季节。此时游园，当然也充满了欣喜与欢乐。那满园的翠绿和湖中的荷花，使我把夏日的炎热都抛在了脑后，只感到此刻是十分凉爽的。那荷花有的像水中仙子，有的像婷婷少女，长长的柳条像少女随风起舞的发丝，看着这些，我浮躁的心情早烟消云散了。

这时如果有本好书，坐在湖中心凉亭中，细细品味，便是一种享受。因此，我也是常带着书去园林的。如果下雨，就更好了。雨水会洗去树叶、荷叶上的尘灰，使景色又明亮许多。滴入水中的雨滴激起的晕圈，使那些鱼儿也活跃起来了。这雨天里，游人不会很多，那景色就像是单属于我一个人了，对于秋、冬的园林，我更多的是向往，向往第二年的绿色，第二年的荷花……

朋友!现在，你该知道为何游玩苏州园林是我最快乐的事，而且永不生厌的原因了吧!

我是一名应届师范毕业生，在校是一名优秀学生，我是一个乐观向上拥有梦想的青年，性格活泼开朗，稳重成熟的外表下，充溢着内心的细心踏实，在大

大学四年不断成熟和锻炼的基础上，我更加独立；活泼乐观的性情也促使我积极地参加各种有意义的活动，吸收每个值得个人成长的优点而去弥补不足；读书和闲暇时，却养成了好的行为习惯，旨在处处提高自己的素质。

既然是学校，就必定要有学生的样子，对我的专业从来都是认真对待，熟练掌握专业知识，所以备写教案从不马虎，上台演讲，会议上发表言论频繁有条理，这已经成为一种习惯。但也会有多处不擅长的地方，遭到难题，也养成了多问多想多查阅的习惯，也因此培养了更广泛的亲和力，耐心和合作能力等。针对导师分配的任务，也大多采取小组合作，所以需要个人和其他组员达成意见一致，并需要认真完成每个人应完成的作业，结果个人和组的评比成绩才会优秀，这更是一个锻炼的机会，把握每个机会为工作及其其他个人发展的星点奠定基础都很有必要。

我是一个虚心接受前辈指导，接受上级批评的人，有错会改更是难得的品质。利用业余时间兼职期间，让我懂得了人要勤奋，要上进，有耐心，懂得从小做起，做好每项工作，个人的专业知识及拓展知识要丰富，这样做起事来才会得心应手。

我是一个兴趣广泛的青年，喜欢舞蹈，听音乐，看书，运动，手工制作，画画等。虽然我对其中的每一个技巧不精湛，但可以从多面的塑造自己，更加乐观，做事情会翛然而来，翛然而往，不忘其所始，不求其所终，微笑接纳世界！曾在大学每一学年的艺术选课上，选择艺术体操，健身舞蹈，儿童舞蹈恰恰等，成绩良好；体质健康排在第一位，每年的体能测试都会以优秀结束，而且一周恰好抽出两三天时间锻炼身体，如慢跑，羽毛球等，这不是无用的，世界是很小的，我也结识了一些志同道合的朋友，逐渐在一定的场合也健谈了起来，也耳闻了曾经不知道的事情，所以无论是做事情还是懂得，我相信可以从新的幼稚的一方面做起，逐渐地做事情会变得得心应手。

希望贵方耐心看完自我评价，对我有更深的了解，也弥补实践一栏中多处所做的事情没有写完整，谢谢！

各位同学们，大家好，我的名字叫李安宁在学校里，这是我与大家的第4次见面，想必大家对我还不是很熟悉。所以，下面我就为大家做一个简单的自我介绍。

我今年8岁，圆圆的脸上，镶嵌着一双炯炯有神的小眼睛。我的眉毛又黑又粗，好似两把大扫帚，在圆圆的鼻子下面，长着一张能说会道的嘴巴。

我生活在一个甜蜜的四口之家中，我的妈妈是一位老师，在三中工作，也就是我现在所处的学校。我的爸爸同样也是一位老师，在岱岳乡中心校工作，我的姐姐呢，是一个品学兼优的学生今年在中学读高中一年级。

我生性好动，是个开朗活泼的孩子。我酷爱体育运动，尤其是球类这一方面的。比如：足球、篮球、羽毛球、乒乓球……也由于开朗活泼的缘故，我很爱笑，一笑起来，那双小小的眼睛就眯成了一条缝。

各位同学，既然我们分在了一个班级中，就应当在学习中相互交流，在生活中相互扶持帮助，我的目标是在几年后的中、高考中考出优异的成绩，为家人争光。可是，要想取得优异的成绩，就得付出艰辛的努力，为此，我将坚持不懈。朋友，那你的目标是什么呢，你愿不愿意为之付出努力吗?让我们一起努力吧!

这就是我，一个开朗活泼的男孩，愿为目标而付出努力的人。

听说在祖国的西部有一处世界文化遗产，它就是莫高窟，我很想一睹它的真容。去年暑假，爸爸带我圆了这个梦想。

暑假的一天，爸爸对我说：“女儿，你不是一直都想去敦煌莫高窟吗?暑假爸爸带你去，好不好!”我一听要去莫高窟，心里万分激动，一口答应了。

在路上，爸爸给我讲解了敦煌和莫高窟：“敦煌是丝绸之路的一个重要城市，它和张掖、武威、酒泉并称河西四郡。在敦煌还有两处著名的边关，分别是玉门关和阳关。”讲到这时，我马上说：“我知道，有古诗这样写‘春风不度玉门关，西出阳关无故人’。”爸爸说：“是的，莫高窟是敦煌的一处文化景观，也是我们国家的重点文物保护单位。”

坐了两天的车，终于到了莫高窟，我们先看了介绍莫高窟的形成和莫高窟壁画影片，接着又到实体洞窟。哇!怪不得叫莫高窟了，一座山崖上布满了大大小小的石窟，星罗棋布的排列在三危山上。我们跟着讲解员一起步入石窟，讲解员阿姨讲了很多我不知道的故事，从石窟屋顶的构造、壁画，再到石窟的彩塑，我如同听天书一般。爸爸对我说：“你还小，听不懂很正常，等你大了，就会对中国文化产生热爱。”

一路上，我们去了好几个石窟，其中一个就是莫高窟的第一大佛——96号窟。它好大呀!光脚背就可以坐四五个人。人熙熙攘攘，我与讲解员走散了，精彩的讲解自然错过了。后来，我了解到莫高窟的第一大佛叫九层楼，因为它的外围建有九层楼阁保护着，它也是莫高窟的标志性建筑。

夕阳西下，我们结束了一天快乐的旅行。这一天，我学到了许许多多的知识，莫高窟是我们祖国的瑰宝，体现了我们祖国的博大精深文化!

Im so excited tonight. When you do your homework, you have to go to the light meeting. Mom had no choice but to take me. I went to the streets with great interest, and there were lanterns hanging in the sea. There are lanterns, rabbit lights, monkey lights, chicken lights, and lotus lanterns... They shine in the moonlight, and my eyes are dazzled. The streets were decorated with lights and decorated. By the way, there are not only all kinds of colorful lights, but also colorful neon lights.

Shopping arcade etc.service, brand stores to attract a lot of customers, the store down the street a wide variety of goods, uncle have to wear a suit, the aunt wear jewelry, and kids love to eat ice-sugar gourd and pearl milk tea. People came to the street in high spirits to watch the night scenes.

I seemed to enter the world of man and lamp.

清明节的时候，奶奶总是很忙。她要把一张张金银纸折成一个个立体的金元宝，这样的金元宝要装满五六个大麻袋呢。

到了清明节那天，我和妈妈、奶奶一起开车去大基的斜坡上扫墓。一到那儿，就能闻到雨珠子和草的清香味;能看见一朵朵白云，蓝蓝的天空，五颜六色的小村庄，青的草绿的叶;偶尔还能听到小鸟在说话：“你们好，很高兴再次见面，欢迎回来扫墓!”

我一直坐在台阶上，看着大人们忙忙碌碌：有的在摆放鲜花和蜡烛，有的拿金元宝，有的拿香和打火机，还有的在辨认墓地。这时奶奶叫我去插香。我先拿着香朝爷爷的墓地拜了拜，再把香插进泥土里。随后，妈妈带着我去拜了拜其他亲人。

最有趣的是烧金元宝的环节了。金元宝代表着我们对先人的怀念。我拿了一麻袋金元宝，然后一个一个地丢进火里。而我的奶奶却很狂，她一口气就把一袋金元宝倒了出来，这么多的金元宝堆成了一座“小山”。我把我画的送给爷爷的画放在“小山”的“山顶”上，之后继续把金元宝一个个堆上去。大火很快就把金元宝、画烧成灰烬了。我没有见过爷爷，不知道他是否喜欢我的画。

待吃过水果，放完鞭炮，我们就走了。车子缓缓离开的时候，回头一看，那个地方的草都烧没了，上空还升起一股浓烟，这就像祖先们写的一封信，仿佛在跟我们挥手告别。

What strikes one first in a birds -eye view of Beijing proper is a vast tract of golden roofs flashing brilliantly in the sun with purple walls occasionally emerging amid them and a stretch of luxuriant tree leaves flanking on each side. That is the former Imperial Palace, popularly known as the Forbidden City, from which twenty-four emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties ruled China for some 500 years——from1420 to 1911. The Ming Emperor Yong Le, who usurped the throne from his nephew and made Beijing the capital, ordered its construction, on which approximately 10,000 artists and a million workmen toiled for 14 years from 1406 to 1420. At present, the Palace is an elaborate museum that presents the largest and most complete ensemble of traditional architecture complex and more than 900,000 pieces of court treasures in all dynasties in China.

Located in the center of Beijing, the entire palace area, rectangular in shape and 72 hectares in size, is surrounded by walls ten meters high and a moat 52 meters wide. At each corner of the wall stands a watchtower with a double-eave roof covered with yellow glazed tiles.

The main buildings, the six great halls, one following the other, are set facing south along the central north-south axis from the Meridian Gate, the south entrance, to Shenwumen, the great gate piercing in the north wall. On either side of the palace are many comparatively small buildings. Symmetrically in the northeastern section lie the six Eastern Palaces and in the northwestern section the six Western Palaces. The Palace area is divided into two parts: the Outer Court and the Inner Palace. The former consists of the first three main halls, where the emperor received his courtiers and conducted grand ceremonies, while the latter was the living quarters for the imperial residence. At the rear of the Inner Palace is the Imperial Garden where the emperor and his family sought recreation.

The main entrance to the Palace is the Meridian Gate(1), which was so named because the emperor considered himself the "Son of the Heaven" and the Palace the center of the universe, hence the north-south axis as the Meridian line going right through the Palace. The gate is crowned with five towers, commonly known as the Five-Phoenix Towers(2), which were installed with drums and bells. When the emperor went to the Temple of Heaven, bells were struck to mark this important occasion. When he went to the Ancestral Temple, it was the drums that were beaten to publicize the event.

Beyond the Meridian Gate unfolds a vast courtyard across which the Inner Golden Water River runs from east to west. The river is spanned by five bridges, which were supposed to be symbols of the five virtues preached by Confucius——benevolence, righteousness, rites, intelligence, and fidelity(3).

At the north end of the courtyard is a three-tiered white marble terrace, seven meters above the ground, on which, one after another, stand three majestic halls; the Hall of Supreme Harmony(4), the Hall of Complete Harmony(5), and the Hall of Preserving Harmony(6).

The Hall of Supreme Harmony, rectangular in shape, 27 meters in height, 2,300 square meters in area, is the grandest and most important hall in the Palace complex. It is also Chinas largest existing palace of wood structure and an outstanding example of brilliant color combinations. This hall used to be the throne hall for ceremonies which marked great occasions: the Winter Solstice, the Spring Festival, the emperors birthday and enthronement, and the dispatch of generals to battles, etc. On such occasions there would be an imperial guard of honor standing in front of the Hall that extended all the way to the Meridian gate.

On the north face of the hall in the center of four coiled-golden dragon columns is the "Golden Throne", which was carved out of sandalwood. The throne rests on a two-meter-high platform with a screen behind it. In front of it, to the left and right, stand ornamental cranes, incense burners and other ornaments. The dragon columns entwined with golden dragons measure one meter in diameter. The throne itself, the platform and the screen are all carved with dragon designs. High above the throne is a color-painted coffered ceiling which changes in shape from square to octagonal to circular as it ascends layer upon layer. The utmost central vault is carved with the gilded design of a dragon toying with pearls. when the Emperor mounted the throne, gold bells and jade chimes sounded from the gallery, and clouds of incense rose from the bronze cranes and tortoises and tripods outside the hall on the terrace. The aura of majesty created by the imposing architecture and solemn ritual were designed to keep the subjects of the "Son of the Heaven" in awe and reverence.

The Hall of Complete Harmony is smaller and square with windows on all sides. Here the emperor rehearsed for ceremonies. It is followed by the Hall of Preserving Harmony in which banquets and imperial examinations were held.

Behind the Hall of Preserving Harmony lies a huge marble ramp with intertwining clouds and dragons carved in relief. The slab, about 6.5 meters long, 3 meters wide and 250 tons in weight, is placed between two flights of marble steps along which the emperors sedan was carried up or down the terrace. It is the largest piece of stone carving in the Imperial Palace. Quarried in the mountains scores of kilometers southwest of Beijing, this gigantic stone was moved to the city by sliding it over a specially paved ice road in winter. To provide enough water to build the ice road, wells were sunk at very 500 meters along the way.

The three halls of the Inner Palace are replicas of the three halls in the front, but smaller in size. They are the Palace of Heavenly Purity(7), the Hall of Union(8), and the Palace of Earthly Tranquility(9).

The Palace of Heavenly Purity was once the residence of the Ming emperors and the first two of the Qing emperors. Then the Qing Emperor Yong Zheng moved his residence to the Palace of Mental Cultivation and turned it into an audience hall to receive foreign envoys and handled the state affairs. The promotion and demotion of officials were also decided in this hall. After the emperors death his coffin was placed here for a 49-day period of mourning.

The Palace of Union was the empresss throne room and the Hall of Earthly Tranquility, once a private living room for the empress, was partitioned. The west chamber served religious purposes and the east one was the bridal chamber where the newly married emperor and empress spent their first two nights after their wedding.

The Imperial Garden was laid out during the early Ming dynasty. Hundreds of pines and cypresses offer shade while various flowers give colors to the garden all year round and fill the air with their fragrance. In he center of the garden is the Hall of Imperial Peace, a Daoist temple, with a flat roof slightly sloping down to the four eaves. This type of roof was rare in ancient Chinese architecture. In he northeastern corner of the garden is a rock hill, known as the Hill of the Piled-up Wonders, which is topped with a pavilion. At the foot of the hill are two fountains which jet two columns of water high into the air. It is said that on the ninth night of the ninth month of the lunar calendar, the empress would mound the hill to enjoy the autumn scene. It is also believed that climbing to a high place on that day would keep people safe from contagious diseases.

The six Western Palaces were residences for empresses and concubines. They are kept in their original way for show. The six Eastern Palaces were the residences for them too. But now they serve as special museums: the Museum of Bronze, the Museum of Porcelain and the Museum of Arts and Crafts of the Ming and Qing dynasties. In the northeastern-most section of the Inner Palace are the Museum of Traditional Chinese Paintings and the Museum of Jewelry and Treasures where rare pieces of imperial collections are on display.

Now the Forbidden City is no longer forbidding, but inviting. A visit to the Palace Museum will enrich the visitors knowledge of history, economy, politics, arts as well as architecture in ancient China.

Good afternoon, teachers.

I am very glad to be here for this interview. First let me introduce myself. My name is abc, 25 years old. I come from Weifang, a beautiful city of Shandong Province. I graduated from Commercial College in July, 2001 and major in finance. Then, I was a teacher in abc, When I was a senior school student, I am interested in thought and began to read a certain classic work of Marxism, especially I finished reading “the florilegium of Mao ZeDong”. From then on, I have dabbled in more and more theoretical works and accumulated great interests in theory study, especially in Marxism.

I have a dream, a dream of my study. I wish devote my whole life and energy into the development of the Marxism. If I have the opportunity to study in abc University, I’ll dabble in as much as document about the specialty as possible. If it is possible, I want to get the primary accomplishment in my major, at least, a stable basis.

Personally, for today’s China, the first task to the development of Marxism is a process of construction. That’s to say, we should understand Marxism mostly from the aspect of construction and development of social society. Only when our socialistic country has a more rapid and balance development than the capitalistic, we can enhance the attractiveness and persuasion of Marxism eventually.

嗨!大家好，我叫陈雨璇，相信大家对我还不太熟悉，下面，我就带你一起走近我和我的生活。

我是一名活泼开朗的小女孩，我学习成绩优异，在班级里名列前茅，我担任班长，责任心强的我，积极帮助老师管理班级，最近，我还参加了校大队委竞选，并被聘为大队宣传委员。

在日常生活中，我真算得上是个阳光少年。笑容每天都挂在我天真的脸上，我还十分幽默，时常给同学们讲一些笑话，容易和同学们打成一片，做为一个班长，这点是必不可少的。

作为21世纪的少年，自强自立的良好风范是不可少的。而我就是一个有着这种良好品质的阳光少年。

我的爸爸妈妈都是人民教师，工作十分忙碌，并且爸爸的单位是在农村，他们也就很少时间来照顾我。幼儿园时，我在学校里寄午餐。每到吃饭时，其他的小朋友都找老师喂饭，而我不仅不要老师喂饭，而且在我早早地吃完饭后还主动肩负起老师的工作――给小朋友喂饭。待大家吃完饭，我还会帮助阿姨收拾桌子。每次一开家长会，老师总是夸我特别懂事，特别独立。

上小学后，妈妈有时早上很早就上班了，我就自己吃完早饭，然后上学。除了第一天上学，其他时候从来都没有家长接送。刚开始过马路时我也很害怕，但我知道，没有人能帮我，只能靠自己!逐渐地，我克服了畏惧的心理。妈妈有时要去学校晚自习，我就一个人在家里做作业、复习功课，往往妈妈回来时，我早就进入梦乡了。

告诉你们一个秘密吧，我小时候有一个毛病――口吃。那时的我连一句完整的话都说不了，但我克服了困难，改掉了这个毛病，而且这几年来在演讲、朗诵等方面还获得了许多的奖。

现在，大家对我一定相当熟悉了。想认识我吗?那就到古田县花园般美丽的校园――—古田二小四年(2)班来找我吧，记住，我叫陈雨璇。

老师一上课，就给我们带了一个有趣的谜语：“别各叫龙眼，圆圆黄铜铃，短短小木柄，小小铜铃里，装着黑圆球。”老师一念完，同学就异口同声地说：“是桂圆。”话音刚落，王老师就像变戏法似地从桌子下面拿出一袋桂圆，还说：“同学们，我们今天就来观察桂圆。”同学们马上欢呼了起来。

接着，老师给我们每人发了一颗小桂圆叫我们观察，桂圆圆圆的，像一个乒乓球，又像棕色的汤圆，还像一颗不发亮的珍珠。桂圆的果蒂像我们的肚脐眼。它的颜色有的地方是土黄色，有的地方是褐色，还有的地方是灰黄色。直径长2厘米，它比老师的拇指还要大一些。老师叫我们用左手托起小桂圆，再用右手摸一摸，不光滑，还有凹凸不平的感觉。仔细一看，有突出的地方是 小果瘤，还有小裂片。用食指和中指掐了掐，软软的像一小弹簧似的，靠近鼻子闻了闻，有一股果香和甜味，口水都流成小溪了。

接下来，终于剥开桂圆的皮衣了。剥开桂圆的皮衣就看到冰雪透明的果肉，晶莹剔透像果冻，又像好吃的凉粉，还像小小的冰块。老师让我用嘴唇触一触，冷冷的，软软的很舒服。掐一掐果肉的汁水流出来了，而且肉质鲜嫩。我多么想一口吃掉它啊!老师看到我们馋涎欲滴，笑着说：“舔一舔，看是什么味道?”“香蕉味。”有人赶忙说。老师又让我们吃一小口。甜甜的，还有“嚓嚓”的声音。我口水都流出来了，老师又让我们吃了一大口，真是比蜜还甜。

吃完果肉，剩下一颗果核，圆圆的果核它是咖啡色的，像我们的眼珠子，掐一掐，硬硬的，黑得发亮，很漂亮。

桂圆富含有多种维生素，有益心脾，补血等作用，是滋补佳品，我喜欢它!

Hello everyone, Im a freshman in the college.My major is Engineering Management, and I love it. Because I think that machines are wonderful, and really useful. They are of great help to us human beings. It can be said that the whole world is functioning based on machines.Besides my major, I also have many hobbies, like watching TV, reading novels and shopping. After all, Im glad to meet all of you and I hope we will become good friends.