育才学习网1.关于祖国60周年华诞的英文词语和句子
宝贵的：valuable; precious 教材 teaching material旗帜：banner；口号：slogan 纪念：mark; commemorate; in memory of 纪念碑：monument； 纪念品：souvenir China's achievements in the last 60 years have come in zigs and zags. The best place to look back at what China went through in the past six decades is Tiananmen, or the Gate of Heavenly Peace. Behind it lies the Imperial Palace, or Forbidden City, where China's Emperors used to live. The emperor is now history, but Tiananmen remains Beijing's political center. It was on the Tiananmen rostrum where Chairman Mao formally proclaimed the founding of the People's Republic. "The Chinese people have stood up!" he declared in a shrill Hunanese accent. For decades, the whole nation followed Mao loyally. He emphasized political mobilization of the common man, especially the peasantry. In Mao's ideology, the Chinese people found hope in a New China, wherein citizens would always have a bowl of rice to eat and clothes to wear. Mao proved to be good at fighting but poor at governing. He pushed sweeping socio-economic initiatives and strident ideological campaigns, often with disastrous results. During two political campaigns in the late 1950s, over 550,000 "rightist" intellectuals were persecuted and imprisoned. The Great Leap Forward led to widespread famine and the deaths of an estimated 30 million Chinese. In the late 1960s, Mao would again stand in the Tiananmen rostrum to launch the Cultural Revolution. There, he rallied hundreds of thousands of young Chinese -- the radical Red Guards -- who lionized him like a demi-god. "To rebel is justified!" they proclaimed. They rebelled against everything and wreaked havoc everywhere. For ten years, China was condemned to political turmoil and economic malaise. Perhaps the only factor that kept the country from total collapse was the people's incomparable resilience and their ability to "chi ku" (eat bitterness, or bear hardship). Mao's reign is also credited for positive changes. He banned child brides and polygamy, built Beijing's first subway line and started a space program with China's first satellite launch. In 1972, the People's Republic of China replaced the Republic of China (Taiwan) in the United Nations.。
2.一篇关于你十年前、现在、十年后的英语作文
十年前，现在，十年后
十年前，我是一个轻狂的人，我是班级里的美术尖子生。得过奖学金，学校三次的美术展览在上海的著名美术馆都陈列了我的作品。我一个人，朋友也不多，因为不可一视的样子，看上去总显得有些傲慢。我总是不怎么愿意搭理周围的人。
十年前，我走路基本是，你五分钟走到的地方，我2分钟就走到了。
十年前，我带着我的狂傲，过了一个十年的青春，我带着满脑子对爱情的向往，年少不更事，却从未真正的恋爱过。
十年前的我，是一张青涩的白纸，那个时候，我总是说，不知道我十年以后会是什么样子？我心想：你们都恐惧当剩女，嘿，还别说，我还挺向往能够成为一个剩女的呢！
十年前我的，不喜欢黑白颠倒，嫉恶如仇的事情。
嘿，那么我们来说说现在我，现在的我，明白了这个社会其实是非常多元化，有不同的人所构成的，我们无法改变他们，我们只有做好自己。
现在，我成了一个温文尔雅的女士，这也成了同事们经常津津乐道的来笑话我的题材。我没有了眼神里的傲慢，我变成了温水煮青蛙的性格，当然，我也成为了一个极为合群，却又不苟合的人。这其中也经历了一些人事变迁，世事无常。眼神里多了一丝温韵，一丝柔和。我变成了一个相当容易亲近的人，却依然有自己原则的人。
我不知道再过一个十年我会怎么样？但是，我希望会有两个可爱的宝宝，然后，抚养他们长大成人，看着他们的青春肆意幽香静默芬芳的绽放。
3.求有关中国60华诞的英文文章
去谷歌英文搜吧，进入谷歌中国首页，点击Google.com in English给你提供一个，China's 60th Birthday:The Road to ProsperitySixty years ago Mao Zedong stood before a sea of people atop Tiananmen Gate proclaiming,in his high-pitched Hunan dialect,the founding of the People's Republic of China and that the "Chinese people have stood up!" The moment was marked with pride and hope.The communists' victory had vanquished the Nationalist regime,withstood the vicious onslaught of the Japanese invasion and overturned the century of foreign encroachment on China's territory.Moreover,Mao and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) came to power without significant external support — theirs was largely a homegrown revolution.Mao brought a vision for China that has resonated from the 19th century Qing dynasty reformers to this day:to regain China's fu qiang (wealth and power),dignity,international respect and territorial integrity.In this regard,Mao and the CCP positioned themselves squarely with a deep yearning among Chinese — thus earning their loyalty and the party's legitimacy.His successors have not wavered from this singular vision and mission.Tragically,Mao's belief in restoring China's greatness and achieving modernity was inextricably intertwined with his ideological desire to transform China into a socialist and revolutionary society.Mao's social engineering continually convulsed China in unrelenting political campaigns.These movements disrupted productivity and caused horrific loss of life.Yet,despite the chaos,the People's Republic embarked on industrialization and stood up.By many measures,60 years on,China has achieved significant progress toward becoming a major and global power.Mao may recognize it,but he would not be wholly happy with it.As the People's Republic of China commemorates its 60th anniversary,it seemingly has much to celebrate.China is the world's most populous and industrious nation,is the world's third largest economy and trading nation,has become a global innovator in science and technology,and is building a world-class university system.It has an increasingly modern military and commands diplomatic respect.It is at peace with its neighbors and all major powers.Its hybrid model of quasi-state capitalism and semidemocratic authoritarianism — sometimes dubbed the "Beijing Consensus" — has attracted attention across the developing world.This growing soft power of China was strengthened by the 2008 Olympics extravaganza,and the Shanghai Expo next year will similarly dazzle.The 60th anniversary celebration in Beijing on Oct.1 will impress,if not frighten,the world with an arresting display of military hardware and goose-stepping soldiers.Less visible is the fact that China is the first major economy to recover from the global recession and,indeed,is leading the world out of it.China is on a roll,particularly when viewed over time.Visiting or living in China every year over the past three decades,I have had the personal opportunity to witness dramatic transformations.When I first went to China in 1979,vestiges of the Cultural Revolution were still evident:revolutionary slogans painted on walls and pockmarks on university buildings from bullets and howitzer shells shot by dueling Red Guards.Camouflaged,but just as evident,were the personal scars borne by intellectuals and officials whom I met at the time.I heard stories of beatings and humiliations,confiscations of personal possessions and loss of living quarters,and forced hard labor.…………………………。
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