苏州旅游英语作文高二(通用8篇)(2)

这个暑假，我计划和双亲以及堂兄一起去苏州。我听说苏州很漂亮，风景很美丽，而且夏天不会太热。我们讨论后，决定飞去苏州，在那儿呆8天，从7月21日到7月28日。现在我们正忙着收拾行李，地图，衣服，照相机等等。我很期待这次旅行，希望我们玩的开心！

苏州旅游英语作文高二6

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苏州旅游英语作文高二7

The beautiful waterside City of Suzhou in Jiangsu Province in South China is most famous for its elegant classical gardens. Among these the Humble ^v^'s Garden covering about 52000 sq. meters ( acres) is the largest and most renowned. Due to its unique designs and ethereal beauty the garden has garnered many special honors. It is listed as a World Cultural Heritage site and has also been designated as one of the Cultural Relics of National Importance under the Protection of the State as well as a Special Tourist Attraction of China. Along with the Summer Palace in Beijing the Mountain Resort of Chengde in Hebei Province and the Lingering Garden in Suzhou it is considered as one of China's four most famous gardens. No other classic garden in the country has been honored more than this one.

苏州旅游英语作文高二8

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The Humble ^v^'s Garden (or Zhuozheng Yuan) is one of four great Chinese gardens. At 51,950 m?? it is the largest garden in Suzhou and generally considered the finest garden in southern China. In 1997, Zhuozheng Yuan, along with other classical gardens of Suzhou was proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The garden's site was a scholar garden during the Tang Dynasty, and later a monastery garden for the Dahong Temple during the Yuan Dynasty. In 1513, during the Ming Dynasty reign of Emperor Zhengde, an administrator named Wang Xianchen appropriated the temple and converted it into a private villa with gardens, which were constructed by digging lakes and piling the resultant earth into artificial islands. The garden was designed in collaboration with the renowned Ming artist Wen Zhengming, and was as large as today's garden, with numerous trees and pavilions. The Wang family sold the garden several years later, and it has changed hands many times since.

The garden was split up in the later Ming dynasty, and it remained neglected until the Qing Dynasty reigns of Emperors Shunzhi and Kangxi, when the garden was extensively rebuilt with major modifications to its earlier plan. During Emperor Qianlong's reign the gardens were again pided into the Shu Yuan (Book of Study Garden) and the Fu Yuan (Restored Garden).

Today's garden is only very loosely related to its earliest version, but closely resembles its late Qing appearance, with numerous pavilions and bridges set among a maze of connected pools and islands. It consists of three major parts set about a large lake: the central part (Zhuozheng Yuan), the eastern part (once called Guitianyuanju, Dwelling Upon Return to the Countryside), and a western part (the Supplementary Garden). The house lies in the south of the garden.