范文一:南京景点英语介绍
Ming Palac?e Ruins?(明故宫遗址?)
This park is locat?ed on the site of the forme?r palac?e of Zhu Yuanz?hang, first? Emper?or of the Ming Dynas?ty. Built? from 1366-84 it was appar?ently? a very impre?ssive? palac?e. There? were the Imper?ial Ances?tral Templ?e, the state? altar? and all facil?ities? of the imper?ial palac?e. When Zhu Di moved? the capit?al from Nanji?ng to Beiji?ng, he built? Beiji?ng Imper?ial Palac?e in imita?tion of Ming Palac?e in Nanji?ng. Ming Palac?e was destr?oyed in the war at the end of the Qing Dynas?ty. Now what remai?n are only some carve?d stone?s, build?ing found?ation?, colum?n base.
The Presi?denti?al Palac?e (总统府)
The Presi?denti?al Palac?e build?ing clust?er was const?ructe?d durin?g the first? year of the Ming dynas?ty and serve?d as palac?e of Inter?im Presi?dent Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and seat of the civil? gover?nment? and the Presi?denti?al Palac?e. It has under?gone 600 hundr?ed years? of histo?rical? uphea?val and has treme?ndous? cultu?ral and histo?rical? value?.
Nanji?ng Massa?cre Memor?ial Hall(南京大屠杀?纪念馆)
A museu?m and memor?ial spot for the most shock?ing incid?ent in Nanji?ng histo?ry: a six-week killi?ng spree? carri?ed out by the Japan?ese Army durin?g World? War II. The solem?n compl?ex is built? on a site where? the invad?ers execu?ted Chine?se civil?ians, or somet?imes even burie?d them alive?. In one hall, visit?ors can see the excav?ated skele?tons from a mass-buria?l. The remai?ns and evide?nce of the massa?cre, inclu?ding photo?s, docum?ents,
weapo?nry and testi?monie?s of survi?vors, are displ?ayed in a two-story? museu?m.
Nanji?ng Libra?ry,南京图书馆?,
It is the third? large?st libra?ry in China? with over 7 milli?on items?. It house?s impor?tant scien?tific?, cultu?ral and arts liter?ature? relat?ing to Jiang?su provi?nce and other? natio?nal histo?rical? recor?ds such as ancie?nt Chine?se and forei?gn publi?catio?ns. The libra?ry conta?ins 1.6 milli?on ancie?nt books? and 100,000 volum?es of books?, docum?ents and manus?cript?s
(inclu?ding Buddh?ist scrip?tures?) datin?g from the Tang Dynas?ty to the Ming Dynas?ty.
The Secon?d Histo?rical? Archi?ves of China?(中国南京第?二历史档案?馆)
The Secon?d Histo?rical? Archi?ves of China? (SHAC), prese?rving? the origi?nal recor?ds of previ?ous centr?al gover?nment? and their? subor?dinat?e organ?s durin?g 1912--1949 perio?d, was found?ed in Febru?ary, 1951 and is locat?ed at 309 Zhong?shan East Road, Nanji?ng. The missi?on of the SHAC is to colle?ct, prese?rve, arran?ge, catal?ogue, compi?le, and facil?itate? the use of the holdi?ngs of the Archi?ves. The SHAC is equip?ped with photo?graph?y, photo?copyi?ng, and compu?ter equip?ment. The holdi?ngs inclu?de recor?ds of the Nanji?ng Provi?siona?l Gover?nment? and the South?ern Revol?ution?ary Gover?nment?, recor?ds of the Beiji?ng Natio?nal Gover?nment?, recor?ds of Puppe?t Regim?es and recor?ds of famou?s perso?ns.
Nanji?ng City Wall(南京明城垣?史博物馆)
Nanji?ng City Wall is one of the key histo?rical? and cultu?ral remai?ns of Ming Dynas?ty(1386) under? state? prote?ction?. It is a maste?rpiec?e of China?'s ancie?nt archi?tectu?re. With an origi?nal perim?eter of about? 35 kilom?eters? (22mil?es), the City Wall has a heigh?t 14-21 meter?s (46-67 feet). The City Wall is made up of four parts?. From the outsi?de first? there? is Outer? City, Inner? City, Imper?ial City and Palac?e City. The City Wall we can see today? is mainl?y the relic? of the Inner? City.
The City Wall of Nanji?ng was desig?ned by Emper?or Zhu Yuanz?hang (1368–1398) after? he found?ed the Ming Dynas?ty(1368–1644) and estab?lishe?d Nanji?ng as the capit?al 600 years? ago. To conso?lidat?e his sover?eignt?y and keep out invad?ers, he adopt?ed the sugge?stion?s to build? a highe?r city wall, to colle?ct grain?s and to postp?one the coron?ation?. Then, he start?ed to build? the city wall. It took 21 years? to compl?ete, and used 200,000 labor?ers to move 7 milli?on cubic? meter?s of earth?. The City Wall of Nanji?ng was among? the large?st city walls? ever const?ructe?d in China?, and today? it remai?ns in good condi?tion and has been well prese?rved.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s mauso?leum (中山陵)
The mauso?leum of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the democ?ratic? revol?ution? pione?er in moder?n China?, is consi?dered? the Holy land of Chine?se peopl?e both home and abroa?d. The mauso?leum along? with its affil?iatin?g memor?ial build?ing, occup?ies a total? surfa?ce area of more than 80,000 squar?e meter?s, which? may be found? in the Bell Mount?ain Sceni?c Area in the easte?rn subur?bs of Nanji?ng. Dr. Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925) was a great? forer?unner? of the Chine?se democ?ratic? revol?ution? and led by Dr. Sun the Chine?se peopl?e broug?ht down the corru?pt rule of the Qing Dynas?ty in 1911 and ended? 2000 years? of the feuda?l monar?chy syste?m, which? led the peopl?e into a new age.
The entir?e compl?ex is built? along?side Purpl?e Mount?ain, with the main build?ings align?ed along? a centr?al axis. A?bird’s-eye view shows? a?“freed?om?bell”?lying? flat on a fluff?y green? carpe?t, symbo?lizin?g the noble? spiri?t and heroi?c effor?ts of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's
devot?ion to the Chine?se peopl?e, fight? of oppre?ssion? and winin?g the indep?enden?ce of the count?ry. The mauso?leum is an archi?tectu?ral maste?rpiec?e and has been prais?ed for decad?es as the best mauso?leum in the conte?mpora?ry archi?tectu?ral histo?ry of China?.
The Yun Broca?de Museu?m,南京云锦博?物馆,
. Yunji?n is a kind of broca?de, a type of richl?y decor?ative? shutt?le-woven? fabri?c, often? made in color?ed silks? with gold and silve?r threa?ds. Its elega?nt and refin?ed desig?n with beaut?iful color?s is remin?iscen?t of cloud?s in the sky, so it is named? "Yunji?n" (Cloud? Broca?de or Yun Broca?de).
. Yun Broca?de of Nanji?ng is a remar?kable? maste?rpiec?e of Chine?se tradi?tiona?l cultu?re. The tradi?tiona?l hand-weavi?ng techn?ology? of Yun Broca?de has a long histo?ry of about? 1500 years?, which? has been liste?d as an Intan?gible? Cultu?ral Herit?age. It is reput?ed by the publi?c as "the orien?tal treas?ure" and "a Chine?se mirac?le".
. The Yun Broca?de Museu?m is the first? broca?de weavi?ng art museu?m in our count?ry. It inclu?des: “Yun?Broca?de weavi?ng manuf?actur?e”, “Exqui?site Yun Broca?de colle?ction?s”, “Ethni?c Broca?de Weavi?ng Perfo?rmanc?e”, “Finis?hed Produ?ct of Yun Broca?de displ?aying?”. Found?ed in 1994, the Museu?m is compr?ised of the weavi?ng of Yunji?n,
Yunji?n colle?ction? and Yunji?n folk perfo?rmanc?es. The ingen?ious combi?natio?n of live demon?strat?ions and displ?ay of rare and preci?ous artif?acts illus?trate? the devel?opmen?t and achie?vemen?ts of the Chine?se folk broca?de. Museu?m staff? re-enact?s the habit?s and custo?ms of the ethni?c minor?ity of China?, which? is one of the event?s of the Jiang?su Folk Show.
The Confu?cius Templ?e(夫子庙)
The Confu?cius Templ?e in Nanji?ng was origi?nally? const?ructe?d in the year of 1034 in the Song Dynas?ty. It was a place? to worsh?ip and conse?crate? Confu?cius, the great? philo?sophe?r and educa?tor of ancie?nt China?. It is also known? as Fuzim?iao in Chine?se.
The Ming Xiaol?ing Mauso?leum (明孝陵)
Ming Xiaol?ing Mauso?leum is one of the bigge?st imper?ial tombs? in China?. It lies in the easte?rn subur?bs of Nanji?ng City at the south?ern foot of Zhong?shan (Purpl?e) Mount?ain. Emper?or Cheng?zu, Zhu Yuanz?hang, the first? emper?or of the Ming Dynas?ty (1368-1644) and Queen? Ma were burie?d there?.
Nanji?ng Museu?m(南京博物馆?)
Serve?d as the Kuomi?ntang?'s Prepa?rator?y Offic?e of Natio?nal Centr?al Museu?m (found?ed by Mr. Cai Yuanp?ei in 1933). It is now a large? compr?ehens?ive histo?ry and art museu?m, which? cover?s a total? area of over 70,000 squar?e meter?s, 35,000 squar?e meter?s const?ructi?on area and inclu?des two impos?ing ancie?nt Liao-style? palac?es. It has a colle?ction? of 420,000 piece?s of relic?s of many kinds?, more than 2,000 piece?s of which? are of natio?nal treas?ures, espec?ially? the relic?s of archa?eolog?ical excav?ation?s, ethni?c minor?ities?, forei?gn count?ries, royal? court?, Qing Dynas?ty liter?ature? and of surre?nder rites? of Japan?ese troop?s in the Secon?d World? War as well.
Yue Jiang?lou(阅江楼)
Yue Jiang?lou, meani?ng?the?“River? Viewi?ng Pavil?ion”?in?Chine?se, is a seven?-story? pavil?ion which? is one of the top 10 cultu?ral tower?s of China?. Its actua?l struc?ture never? reall?y exist?ed and the curre?nt pavil?ion was built? in 2001 with moder?n techn?iques? to fit the ancie?nt descr?iptio?ns. Locat?ed on the top of Shizi? Mount?ain, north?east to the city and adjac?ent to the Yangt?ze River?, Yue Jiang?lou serve?s as the heart? of Nanji?ng’s?archi?tectu?re and cultu?re.
The Purpl?e Mount?ain Obser?vator?y(紫金山天文?台)
The Purpl?e Mount?ain Obser?vator?y, locat?ed at the top of the weste?rn slope? of Purpl?e Mount?ain, is the first? moder?n obser?vator?y built? indep?enden?tly by China?. It has the lates?t teles?copic? equip?ment as well as well-prese?rved ancie?nt astro?nomic?al devic?es where? visit?ors can learn? about? our amazi?ng unive?rse and astro?nomic?al histo?ry.
The Jingh?ai Templ?e(金海寺)
The Jingh?ai Templ?e, locat?ed at the south?weste?rn foot of the Lion Hill, was first? built? in the 9th year (1411) of the Yongl?e reign? of the Ming Dynas?ty. It was built? by the order? of Emper?or Cheng?zu in prais?e of Eunuc?h Zheng? He for his merit?s in his navig?ation? to the Weste?rn Ocean?s. The templ?e was given? the name of Jingh?ai by the emper?or, meani?ng all seas were calm or prayi?ng for the peace?. At the initi?al build?ing time, the templ?e occup?ied a space? of about? 2 hecta?res and consi?sted of 80 diffe?rent halls?. Zheng? He and Li Shizh?en--a famou?s pharm?acolo?gist of tradi?tiona?l Chine?se medic?ine, lived? in the templ?e. the Nanji?ng Treat?y--the first? unequ?al treat?y in the moder?n histo?ry of China? was signe?d here.
Rain-Flowe?r Terra?ce,雨花台,
Rain-Flowe?r Terra?ce,雨花台,Locat?ed in the south? of the city,only 1 kilom?eter away from Zhong?hua City Gate, Rain-Flowe?r Terra?ce is one of the repre?
senta?tive sceni?c spots? in Nanji?ng which? cover?s an area of 153.7 hecta?res and has many histo?rical? relic?s as well as beaut?iful scene?ry. It is the Site under? Natio?nal Prote?ction?, the Base of Natio?nal Patri?otism? Educa?tion, and the Natio?nal 4A Touri?st Sceni?c Site.
Zhong?huame?n Citad?el,中华门,
World? No.1 Citad?el and the bigge?st wall gate of the Ming Dynas?tyZho?nghua? Gate was origi?nally? named? Jubao? Gate,Treas?ure Gate,.Of all the city gates?, Jubao? Gate was the best in scale? and quali?ty, and this kind of city gate is rarel?y seen in the world? histo?ry of city const?ructi?on. Insid?e the gate there? are three? archw?ays, which?, toget?her with the walls? on the easte?rn and weste?rn sides?, form a citad?el .In 1931, its name was chang?ed into Zhong?hua City-Gate. Three? Chine?se chara?
cters? inscr?ibed by Jiang? Kai-shek in perso?n are still? visib?le on the city-gate.The city-gate is extre?mely solid? as it was built? compl?etely? with lime,
tung oil and gluti?nous rice gruel? as adhes?ives。
Beiji?ge Meteo?rolog?ical museu?m(北极阁)
Built? on Beiji?ge Hill, the museu?m was the birth?place? of moder?n Chine?se meteo?rolog?y. Locat?ed in Nanji?ng, the capit?al of Jiang?su Provi?nce, the publi?c museu?m was estab?lishe?d to educa?te about? meteo?rolog?ical cultu?re and achie?vemen?ts. It has two secti?ons.
The outdo?or exhib?ition? displ?ays ancie?nt meteo?rolog?ical appar?atus, weath?er-theme?d rilie?vos, and sculp?tures? of famou?s ancie?nt meteo?rolog?ists.
The indoo?r pavil?ion prese?nts the histo?ry and devel?opmen?t of meteo?rolog?ical
instr?ument?s and the devel?opmen?t of Chine?se meteo?rolog?y. The museu?m offer?s
speci?al educa?tiona?l progr?ams to stude?nts.
范文二:南京景点描写作文
南京景点描写作文
篇一:写南京的作文700字
写南京的作文700字 美丽的南京 金秋十月,丹桂飘香,吹拂着凉爽的秋风,我的心情格外的好。时逢国庆长假,我邀请爸爸妈妈跟我走进了南京的大街小巷。 在秋日金色的斜阳下,我们来到南京最具历史文化特色的夫子庙。当位于健康路上的夫子庙正门映入眼帘时,便让我们产生一种气势雄浑的感觉和一份悠远的遐思,仿佛让我回到了远古而繁华的时代。走进夫子庙,只见路两边一个挨一个的商铺中摆满了各色小商品,显示了夫子庙的热闹和繁华。最具特色的“捏糖人”、丝绸锦缎装饰品等更是让我爱不释手,舍不得离开。我看着看着,突然 阵阵香味飘来,引得我口水直流,哦,原来是“状元楼”、“奇芳阁”、“秦淮人家”等这些扬名中外的美食店在招揽顾客。不知不觉中,我们来到了乌衣巷口,“朱雀桥边野草花,乌衣巷口夕阳斜。旧时王谢堂前燕,飞入寻常百姓家”的著名诗句顿时扑入脑海,而此时的乌衣巷在夕阳映照之下更是充满了诗情画意。渐渐的,夜幕降临了,我们来到了秦淮河边。秦淮河的桥上,一排排大红灯笼映出一片片火红的天地,当然,也映红了人们笑盈盈的脸颊;河对岸的墙上,两条金龙正争抢着一颗璀璨的明珠,它的倒影映在清波荡
漾的河水中,显现出一派吉祥如意的景象。此时的夫子庙,真
是“火树银花不夜天”呀l 离开了夫子庙,我们怀着愉快的心情,来到了华灯初上的新街口。夜晚的新街口,绚丽多彩,热闹非凡。五彩缤纷的装饰灯把新街口装扮得像一个神奇的梦幻世界:高楼上的灯星星点点,宛如天上一颗颗明亮闪烁的星星,七彩的光束从天空中划过,把天空装点得像一个绚丽的大舞台;站在新街口的中心,只见新百、中央、东方、金鹰等现代化的大型购物商城遥遥相对,金碧辉煌:广场前的花卉在多彩灯光的照耀下更显得美丽;广场上熙熙攘攘的人群或一家三口或独来独往,但都带着轻松与时尚,将新街口烘托得更加繁华。 南京,一个日新月异的城市;南京,繁华而美丽。
篇二:愉快的南京之旅作文
愉快的南京之旅 作者:陈煜坚 201*年3月,我爸爸在南京学习,我和妈妈决定去南京看望一下他,顺便去玩一玩。在南京两天,我们先后参观了中山陵、海底世界、
总统府、夫子庙、新街口购物中心等等,真是大开眼界。 镜头一:最新鲜的事 来到南京,我们就决定去中山陵参观。由于中山陵离我们住的地方比较远,我和妈妈商量,决定坐地铁去。我们开始还担心,不知道在哪里买票,怎么坐,但到地铁站咨询了服务人员后,很快就弄明白了,原来乘地铁是电脑全程操作的,有自动售票机,自动检票机,自动报站等等,我们根本不用着急不认识路。乘坐地铁后,给我们的感觉是地铁速度快,容量大,
方便乘客,让人不得不佩服现代科技之伟大~乘坐地铁也是我
去南京感到最新鲜的事。 镜头二:最有意义的事 在南京游玩,我觉得最有意义的事就是去中山陵瞻仰孙中山的遗像。中山陵在中山门外,南京农业大学对面。来到中山陵,只见人山人海,正门上方写着“博爱”两个字,也许这是为了纪念孙中山先生而建立的吧~一进门就是一条蜿蜒的山路,我爬到一半的时候,已经累得气喘嘘嘘,但我仍然坚持着一步一步地爬到山顶。从山顶仰望,景色尽收眼底,远处高山矗立,郁郁葱葱,直入云霄;俯视只见蜿蜒的山路像一条匍匐的巨龙,承载着如织的行人。孙中山先生的陵寝就建造在这雄伟的山顶,陵寝的正上方写着“天
下为公”四个大字,体现了孙中山先生伟大的民族主义精神。 镜头三:最有趣的事 来南京游玩,我觉得最有趣的事情就是参观海底世界。在海底世界,我观看了海狮、海豚表演,惟妙惟肖,非常精彩;认识了鱼类、水母、海龟等上千种海洋生物;领略到北极熊、北极狼、北极狗等动物的雄姿,真是大饱了眼福,增长很多知识。
篇三:小学作文:我的南京之旅——风景篇(3)
我的南京之旅——风景篇(3)
游玄武湖公园的小池塘
参观过雨花台和中山植物园后,车子又把我们带进了举世闻名的玄武湖公园。玄武湖古称桑泊、秣陵湖、后湖、昆明湖等。相传南朝刘宋年间,有黑龙(黑龙也就是现在的扬子鳄~)出现,所以又称玄武湖。
车子停了,导游组织我们排队下车。
导游对我们说:“我们今天不去大玄武湖,我们只去我们身后的一个浅水池玩,池虽然小,里面有好多小泥鳅,那小泥鳅最大也只有2厘米。你们可以赤着脚下去,同学们现在可以自娱自乐,一小时后在车上集合。”
我们看了看身后的池塘,发现池里怪石嶙峋。于是我和钱蓝、陶奕纯迅速地脱下鞋子撩起裤管迫不及待地跑到池塘里寻找小泥鳅。好几分钟过去了,我们仍然一无所获。钱蓝对我说:“泥鳅可是喜欢钻在石缝里藏在石底下的,我们如果往石缝和石底下去找肯定能找到。”于是,我们来到一块大石头边,看见石底下面真的有好几条泥鳅,我和钱蓝便欢悦地唱起了《捉泥鳅》:
池塘的水满了雨也停了
田边的稀泥里到处是泥鳅
天天我等着你等着你捉泥鳅
??
在我和钱蓝的围追堵截好不容易抓住了一条泥鳅,正准备装进塑料袋,没想到半路上杀出个程咬金。陶奕纯却阻止说:“你看泥鳅在水里游来游去多可爱,你们不能带回家去,如果游客都这样,一池的泥鳅早晚会灭绝的~”我们想想她说得挺有道理也就作罢了,把泥鳅放回了池里。
“哎呀,还有30分钟了,我们快点玩吧~”陶奕纯看了看手表说。
钱蓝犯愁了:“可是,玩什么好呢,”
我脑子一转,说:“我们在石头上走,一定要走完你走的那一排的每一块石头,而且要越走越快,脚不能踩在水里,谁踩在水里谁就输了,OK, let’s begin!”
我们每人站在一块石头上,开始比赛。
我和陶奕纯都在走了,可钱蓝呢,还在东张西望,我想:亲爱的小钱蓝,你这次输定了,拜拜了~
我为了能够保持平衡,便张开双臂像老鹰滑翔一样地向前飞,我越走越快,愈走愈顺利。这时,我回头看了看陶奕纯,只见她还在慢慢悠悠小心翼翼地走着。我又看看钱蓝,她也正跟我一样做着老鹰的
滑翔动作,愈走愈快。哈哈,我前面仅剩2块石头了,而钱蓝呢,前面还有好多块石头~呵,钱蓝你输定了~我幸灾乐祸地想,我的脚步便放慢了,悠闲地观赏起溪水来了,哦~那可爱的泥鳅正伏在石块边睡觉呢~我弯下腰伸手去逗逗它们,它们竟然一哄而散。不好,钱蓝已经到终点了~
胜券在握的我竟然输了,事情的结果就是这样让人难于捉摸。不过我输得乐意,因为毕竟多赏了一道风景。
“集合,集合??” 该死的导游又拿着喇叭在喊。于是,我们上了岸,穿好鞋子,陆陆续续地上了车,等人全齐后,汽车便出发了。 在路上,我想,刚才为什么钱蓝会赢我,那是因为她认认真真坚持不懈地干一件事,再慢也能干好,怪不得她的学习
成绩这么好,而我在做一件事的时候往往还会被别的什么东西所
吸引,我真的要向她好好学习学习~
范文三:南京景点英语导游词
南京景点英语导游词
导语:南京是中国四大古都、首批国家历史文化名城,
有着许多值得一看的景点。以下是小编带来的南京景点英语导游
词,供大家阅读和借鉴。
篇一:Dr. Sun Yatsen’s Mausoleum Among the historical
and cultural attractions in Nanjing, the best known is Dr. Sun Yatsen’s Mausoleum.
Dr. Sun Yatsen’s Mausoleum sits on the southern slope of the Purple Mountain in the eastern suburbs of the city.Designed by a young architect Lu Yanzhi, the mausoleum took more than 3 years to build and cost 1.5 million silver dollars.The construction began on March 12, 1926 and completed in 1929 when Dr. Sun Yatsen was buried there on June 1.
Dr. Sun Yatsen, also named Sun Wen or Sun Zhongshan, is considered as the father of the Chinese democratic revolution.Born in a peasant family in Guangdong Province in 1866, he had his primary education in Honolulu, Hawaii sponsored by his elder brother from 1878 to 1883.He was so sad when he saw the poverty of the country upon his return.China had been a super power for centuries. But since the middle of Qing Dynasty in the 1800’s, China
began to decline, which owed a great deal to the corruptions and incompetence of the Qing government. Foreign invasions and
peasant rebellions made it even worse. The Opium War in 1840 ended with the “Treaty of Nanjing”. China was forced to pay an
indemnity of 21 million silver dollars and cede Hong Kong to the Great Britain and open 5 free port cities to the westerners, which were Guangzhou, Xiamen, Fuzhou, Ningbo and Shanghai.Following were the wars again launched by France in 1883 and Japan in 1894.The Chinese people lived in a miserable life. They were referred to the “sick man of the Orient” by the westerners.Dr. Sun
Yatsen dreamed to save the nation by practicing medicine and that led him to Hong Kong to learn medicine when he was 21 years old.However, it did not work.The reality made him give up his medical career in his hometown and Macao but turn to politics in 1893.
From then on, he kept petitioning to the Qing government for reforms but was never responded.At great disappointment, he left the country later and went canvassing extensively in the United States of America, Europe and Japan, trying to win the sympathy and support from the overseas Chinese.With the funds raised, he organized “Revive China League” - China’s first bourgeois
organization.The following 1905 witnessed the founding of the “Chinese Revolutionary League” headed by Dr. Sun Yatsen, a party
with a clear-cut program of “Expel Tartars, Restore China, Establish
Republic & Equalize Land.”Dr. Sun Yatsen also put forth 3
democratic principles of “Nationalism, Democracy & People’
s Livelihood” as his political goal.The armed movements against the Qing government took place continuously.
The most important event following was the 1911 Revolution in Wuhan led by Dr. Sun Yatsen, which drove the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty out of the Forbidden City in Beijing, marking the end of the old dynastic system in China.In the same year, the representatives of 17 provinces met in Nanjing and elected Dr. Sun Yatsen president of the provisional government of the Republic of China.On January 1, 1912 it was in Nanjing where the first republic in Chinese history was founded and Dr. Sun Yatsen inaugurated his presidency.
Unfortunately the new republic was threatened by powerful warlords in the north.To avoid political crisis and save the republic, Dr. Sun Yatsen compromised conditionally with the major northern warlord named Yuan Shikai who had been pursuing the national power for a long time.He resigned at the end of March 1912, but never stopped pursuing his goal.
Soon after that, China went into chaotic civil wars again.The situation led to a series of movements like “the Second
Revolution,” “Save the Republic,” “Restore the Legislation” and
“the Northern Expeditions” in the following years.Dr. Sun Yatsen
spent most of his time dealing with warlords.Not until 1921, Dr. Sun Yatsen resumed his presidency in Guangzhou.At the First National Congress of the Chinese Kuomintang in 1924, he adopted the policy of “Alliance with Russia and Communists, Assistance to Peasants and Workers” and officially acknowledged the cooperation
between the Nationalist Party and Communist Party in running the government.
In November of 1924, Dr. Sun Yatsen, despite his poor health, made an expedition to the north with his ambition to eliminate warlords, expel imperialists and abrogate unequal treaties.He was warmly greeted by thousands of people upon his arrival in Beijing.He met with many politicians and warlords, trying to persuade them to get united to build a new China.But the result did not look optimistic.He became very sick due to hard work and had to be hospitalized.The diagnosis turned out he was suffering an advanced-stage liver cancer.When he realized it would not be very long for him to stay in this world, he dictated his assistant 3 last wills, one to his party, one to the Russian government and the other to his wife Madam Song Qingling.On March 12, 1925 Dr. Sun Yatsen passed away in Beijing Union Hospital.
Dr. Sun Yatsen is a great man because he devoted 40 years of
his life to pursuing his dream to overthrow the feudal monarchy and build an untied democratic China.
Why was Dr. Sun Yatsen buried in Nanjing instead of in his hometown or Beijing where he died?The mausoleum site was first recommended to Dr. Sun Yatsen by the abbot of Linggu Temple for its good geomantic omen.One day in April, 1912 when he went hunting to the site with his friends, Dr. Sun Yatsen was really so amazed by the beautiful environment that he wished the people would allow him to be buried there after his death.He expressed this desire again in his sickbed in 1925.
Dr. Sun Yatsen’s Mausoleum is designed in the shape of a
liberty bell, intending to remind people never to get self-contented.The whole architecture, from the gateway, to the main entrance, tablet pavilion, memorial hall and the tomb vault, lies on the north-south axis with 392 steps and 10 platforms in between.The buildings are all constructed with natural granite and marbles and covered by blue glazed-tile roofs.
Opposite to the bronze incense-burner off the square, stands the 12-metre high gateway of three arches with Dr. Sun Yatsen’s
handwriting “Fraternity” carved on its front top.The 480-meter
long tomb avenue, lined with pine, gingko and maple trees, leads to the main entrance.Dr. Sun Yatsen’s motto “The World Belongs to
the People” can be seen right above the door in the
middle.Walking through it, the first building you will see is the tablet pavilion which houses a huge tombstone. The tombstone is engraved with “Premier Dr. Sun is buried here by the Chinese
Nationalist Party on June 1, 1929.”From there, a panoramic view of
the memorial hall can be obtained.However, there are still 290 steps to go before you reach the memorial hall on the top.The memorial hall stands 73.33 meters above the ground. In the center of the memorial hall sits the Italian white marble statue of Dr. Sun Yatsen mounted on a pedestal carved in bas-relief by a Polish sculptor. The surrounding walls are inscribed with the national constitution written by Dr. Sun Yatsen.Beyond the memorial hall is the tomb vault. Standing by the pool inside, if you look down, you bow to see Dr. Sun Yatsen’s reclining marble statue with his body buried 5 meters underneath.If you look up, you find the emblem of the Nationalist Party on the ceiling.
When you wrap up your homage tour and step down, you will not only enjoy a bird’s-eye view of beautiful Nanjing, but also feel totally relieved because you do not see any more those 392 steps you have conquered.Not until then, you will not understand how great Dr. Sun Yatsen is.
篇二:Ming Tomb The 600-year-old Ming Tomb, lying at
the southern foot of the Purple Mountain, is the tomb for Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty from 1368 to 1398.
Born into a poor peasant family in Fengyang County, Anhui Province in 1328, Zhu Yuanzhang lost his parents in his childhood and became a monk at Huangjue Temple. In 1352, he joined the Red Turban Army led by Guo Zixin. He married Guo Zixin’s adopted
daughter and became the commanding general later. Zhu Yuanzhang took over Nanjing in 1356 and made it the capital in 1368 when he conquered the rest parts of China and established the Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Yuanzhang began to have his tomb built in 1381 when his wife died. The empress was buried in the tomb in 1383. But Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang died in 1398 and was buried here in the same year.
Now we are reaching the tomb gate, known as Grand Golden Gate. Ming Tomb is divided into two parts. The first part is from Horse Dismounting Arch Gate to Linxin Gate, 1800 meters long, serving as the tomb avenue. The second part is the tomb itself. There was originally a grand red wall, 22.5 kilometers long, enclosing the whole tomb area. The tomb complex was very large with many splendid buildings. 100000 pines were planted and 1000
deer raised inside. Unfortunately, this large group of buildings was ruined during the wartime, once between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the other time when Taiping Peasant Army was suppressed by the Qing Dynasty army. All the wooden structures were destroyed. However we can still see the exquisite stone carvings from the stone bases and imagine how it looked like 600 years ago.
At the Horse Dismounting Arch Gate, the inscription can be seen "All the officials must dismount from their horsebacks here". This shows the absolute dignity of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang at that time.
Here we are at the square city, also called the stone tablet house. Its top is gone but the surrounding walls and four archways are still remaining, just like a castle. The Great Ming Dynasty Wonderful Achievements and Merits Tablet, 8.78 meters high, built in 1413 by the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is the highest ancient tablet in Nanjing. There are altogether 2746 Chinese characters on the tablet, which praise Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang for his deeds and merits by his fourth son who made himself the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Why did Zhu Di, the third emperor erect this stone tablet? Zhu Yuanzhang had 26 sons. His first son died in 1392, so his first
grandson, then 16, was nominated to be the successor to Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang. In 1398, 22-year-old Zhu Yunwen became the second emperor after his grandfather’s death. However his uncle
Zhu Di was then in Beijing and found some excuse to launch a war against him. The four-year-long war ended with the uncle's victory. Zhu Di grabbed the power and became the third emperor. When Zhu Di praised Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, he was actually praising himself. Originally, Zhu Di planned to have a 72-meter-high stone tablet carved out of Yangshan hill in the eastern suburb of Nanjing. Since it was too heavy to be moved, he gave up his plan and had this small one made.
The stone animal under the tablet looks like a tortoise. It is actually the first son of the dragon, well known for its strength. Its name is Bi Xi and he is always put there to carry imperial tablets. According to the legend, when the stone tablet was carved, the chief mason could hardly have it mount on the back of Bi Xi because it was too heavy. He was very worried and did not know what to do. One day he had a dream, in which he was told that only when the tablet and Bi Xi did not see each other, he would make the mounting possible. Clever as he was, he covered Bi Xi with mud and pushed the tablet onto the back of Bi Xi as you can see now.
When we pass the imperial bridge, we can see the sacred path
lined with 24 animals. There are six kinds of animals, one pair standing and the other kneeling. The standing pair is working and the kneeling resting. They work on two shifts. The significance of these animals is to show the country's power and
emperor's influence, to drive away the evil spirits and guard the tomb. The first 2 pairs of animals are lions, king of the beats. The second 2 pairs of animals are called Bi Xie, a mythical animal, suggesting justice. The following pairs of animals include camels, elephants, unicorns and horses. The camel is known as boat in the desert and symbol of prosperity. Each elephant weighs 80 tons and symbolizes peace. The unicorn represents good luck while Horse loyalty.
You may wonder how these heavy stone animals were moved to this place. The fact is in the cold winter, workers splashed water on the ground and pushed the stone animals to the present locations on the freezing ice.
Two 6.25 meter-high stone pillars serve as altars for the sacrificial offerings. The sacred avenue makes a right turn here just because the Plum Blossom Hill stands in the way. The hill is the tomb for Sun Quan, the first emperor of Eastern Wu Kingdom. When Ming Tomb was constructed, some people suggested that Sun Quan's tomb should be moved away. But Emperor Zhu
Yuanzhang commented that Sun Quan was a good fellow and should stay. This showed the emperor’s modesty. Among the 8 stone
figures, four are ministers and the other are warriors.
When we cross the imperial bridge and walk a short distance, we reach the tomb itself. The arch gate, imperial stone tablet pavilion, the grand hall, square city, grand terrace, treasure city, treasure top are all on the north-south axis, a typical layout of the ancient Chinese architecture.
The arch gate has 5 doorways, with yellow glazed tiles, red walls and doors. But this gate was rebuilt in 1999.
In the stone tablet pavilion built in early Qing Dynasty, we can see an inscription by Emperor Kang Xi, the second emperor of Qing Dynasty, "Running the state as prosperously as Tang and Song Dynasties". Since Qing rulers were Manchurians, Emperor Kangxi was worried that the Han people wouldn't follow him. This stone tablet indicated Emperor Kang Xi's desire to be peaceful with the Hans. He made 6 trips down to southern China from Beijing and visited Ming Tomb for 5 times. This tablet was erected here in 1699 during his third visit. We can tell from this tablet that Emperor Kang Xi was no wonder a great emperor.
The tomb is at the foot of Purple Mountain. It has not been excavated because of the technical reasons of preservation.
The tomb site was selected by Zhu Yuanzhang himself. However there had been a Buddhist temple here. Zhu Yuangzhang paced up and down and looked upset each time when he was here. The wise abbot in the temple felt it and suggested to the emperor that the temple should be moved because his teacher told him so in his dream. The emperor was happy when he heard this and had the temple rebuilt to the east of his tomb.
篇三:Linggu Temple
范文四:写南京景点的作文
写南京景点的作文
篇一:游南京博物院小学生作文
游南京博物院
今天,我们学校组织春游,去游览久负盛名的南京博物院。当我们到达中山东路,就一眼就看到了规模宏大的建筑群,宽阔的广场、多彩的琉璃瓦、曲线优美的飞檐,彰显了皇家的气势和厚重的历史文化。
我们在老师的带领下,进入院内广场,旁边树立着景点分布图和具体介绍。近前一看,眼花缭乱、内容丰富,按照“一院六馆”的格局,设有历史馆、特展馆、数字馆、艺术馆、非遗馆、民国馆。通过介绍,我们怀着一颗急迫的心情直奔艺术馆,去饱览艺术的天堂。艺术馆会不定期的展出各个时期的特色书画,首先进入眼帘的是吴为山雕塑馆,位于艺术馆的第一层。馆内有形神兼备的四十多尊雕像。这里有吴为山先生精心创作的名人雕像,梅兰芳、徐悲鸿、阿炳等等。看着阿炳,仿佛见到了真人一样,瘦小柔弱、微弯身躯,手握着一把二胡,正深情的拉奏着那流传于世的二泉印月,曲缓乐美、沁入心田,我们被他的神态深深的陶醉了。
接着,我们进入负三楼的民国馆,就能看到门前停着的黄包车,民国老邮局,站台上停着真火车头的南京火车站。整条民国老街
上还有民国时期的理发店、中药铺、书店、银楼等等,都是上世纪初的装修风格。而其中的每间铺子每座建筑不仅能看,还能进入参观。而当我们站在二楼“醇享咖啡厅”的走廊上,看着楼下穿梭的人群和身边各种老物件、老标语,一时真的会有时空
穿梭,置身民国街头的错觉。虽然陈旧笨拙,却又格外真实。不知不觉中,我们又游览了特展馆、数字馆等,领略了当今最新的信息化技术所带来的科技风采。
整个半天时间,一晃而过,仿佛进行了一次历史的穿越,在开阔了眼界、增长了知识的同时,深切感受到中华民族的光辉历史和悠久文化,也激发我们努力学习、为国争光的责任意识。
篇二:南京旅游必看
[加游站]我们的旅途之南京、扬州、镇江、宏村、黄山 每年两次旅行是我俩的目标,就算再忙,也要尽量挤出时间出来走走~~~~~~~~~~~ 年初4月份去了厦门,玩的、吃的很happy~本来计划去张家界和凤凰,可是拉菲先生的时间迟迟定不下来,以至于错过了菜刀老师和锦儿姐的西藏游,现在想来仍觉可惜。等拉菲先生确定下来能走了,在去哪网一看机票,9月份的机票全都翻倍了,于是乎,果断放弃。放弃可是又不甘心,于是就在去哪网,搜来搜去的,突然发现沈阳——南京的往返机票有春秋的199特价机票。于是致电拉菲先生,一拍即合,就南京啦~~~~
定下来的时候已经是9月13号了,而买的机票是9月19日的,意味着还有不到一周的时间来准备。
这次的攻略全都是我一个人做的,拉菲先生什么也不管,所以作为对他的惩罚,全程都让他拎行李。
——————————————行程(关键,呕心沥血之作)——————— 1. 出行日期:2013年9月19日-25日
2.气温以及穿衣指数:这个季节去、、镇江还是很热的,基本上裙子、或者T恤和短裤,凉鞋即可,穿多了真的很热。大太阳很晒,建议打伞。 3.去程:沈阳—— 春秋航空 199机票+机场建设费50+燃油税140=389 回程:南京——沈阳 春秋航空 199机票+机场建设费50+燃油税140=389 路费:1556 4.基本行程
DAY1:晚上的飞机,正好是中秋节,在飞机上赏赏月 入住:时光青年旅舍 DAY2:(鸡鸣汤包——————大屠杀纪念馆————新街口大排档) 入住:时光青年旅舍
DAY3:火车,从——(——关东街——汪氏故居——锦春密西——园——瘦西湖——东关街小吃——按脚) 入住:个园青年旅舍
DAY4:汽车,从——镇江(蒋家桥面馆——汽车到镇江——西津渡——金山寺——高铁回——火车到屯溪) 入住:考拉国际青年旅舍
DAY5:汽车:从屯溪——(逛,吃臭鳜鱼)——汤口() 入住:阿拉客栈
DAY6: 入住:北海宾馆六人独卫间
DAY7:一天,乘坐4点半的汽车,从汤口————机场——到
沈阳 5.全程客栈点评
这次我和拉菲先生入住体验是完全相同的,可以评出最差和最好来。
先说最差:南京时光青年旅舍。电话预定后打钱到支付宝里的,平时是180一晚经济标准间,中秋和节假日期间加40元,也就是我们定的220一间。位置还算可以,从机场坐机场大巴到西华门下车后,需要步行一段路,这段路我觉得也不算近了。青旅的前台和公共活动区非常好。设计得和咖啡馆一样的赶脚,我个人很喜欢,但是,说到但是要注意了,说的经济标准间,窗子很小很高,完全没有办法打开,屋子非常非常小,很压抑。而且房间里有很大的味道,不知道是不是新装修的原因。旅游本身就很辛苦的事情,晚上公共卫生间和洗澡间和对面的多人间实在吵得没办法入睡,其实住在多人间的朋友们还是很讲究的,基本没有大声喧哗的,主要是不知道是什么设备定期发出很大很大的噪音,类似于两个人拖动双人床的咔咔声。困到不行,睡了又被吵醒,几次以后完全没有了入睡的感觉,就剩下生气了。
其他的青年旅舍都不错,扬州的个园青旅服务很热情,标准间也很大,我在去哪网上定的,169,之后返45,价格合适。住的也很好。而且位置就在东关街里面,紧邻个园,吃喝玩都很方便。所以推荐大家。
在黄山镇(屯溪)住的是考拉青旅,前台很热情,问什么答什么,非常好。同程网定的120返17,也推荐大家,位置很好,出
了火车站左转步行5分钟就到。非常方便。
黄山风景区(汤口)住的是阿拉客栈,本次出行最最好的客栈,在出现各种状况的囧途下,他们的热情帮助,给了我们很大的安慰,每晚6点讲解爬山线路,订客车票(可在客栈门口上车),有问必答。由于黄山下雨,我们下山的时候已经裤子全湿了,由于早就退了房间,没有地方换衣服,本以为客栈给我们提供一下换衣服的就行了,没想到给了我们一个房卡,让我们去那换,感动坏了。所以拉菲先生嘱咐我一定一定要真实的推荐这么好的酒店。房费98,是到店付款的,只需要电话预定,如果来不了,打电话告知一下。房间很大很舒适,床品很干净,呼呼美美睡了一晚。强烈推荐大家。
黄山顶上住的是北海宾馆的6人独卫房间,在去哪网上定的,70一天,这个价格是我们房间最便宜的,大家也可以在去哪网上搜到之后再在哪个网站上订。6人的独卫房间其实就是标准间改造的,所以可以想象,房间不是很大,但是很有宿舍的感觉,另外洗手间很不错,就是标准间的洗手间,洗澡水非常非常好。热热的。在这里还要推荐大家,去黄山,一定要在宾馆烧水喝,山泉水很甜很甜,比一起带的矿泉水好喝多了。
6.全程美食点评
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鸡鸣汤包:味道非常好。我们都很喜欢。公交车直达。很小很小的店面,规模就类似于我们沈阳随处可见的杭州小笼包。推荐
菜:鸡鸣汤包,荷叶汤包,小混沌。总计消费27
南京大牌档:据我所知新街口的什么大厦楼顶,还有一家在狮子桥美食一条街。我们去的是新街口的,菜量不是很大,我和拉菲先生也是太饿了,于是乎本着来一趟不容易,特色的都尝尝,结果点了10道菜。最后我俩又本着反对四风绝对不能浪费的原则,成功全部下去,将光盘行动进行到底。总计消费146。推荐菜:盐水鸭(本人平时很不爱吃这类鸭,不过这个我很爱吃)、赤豆元宵(很赞)、桂花芋圆(也好吃)、烤鸭汤包、金牌煎饺(馅好大的)。 ————————————
锦春大酒店:我们点了一份扬州炒饭(超大量),他家没有小盘子的。点了两个蟹黄汤包,点了一个大煮干丝、和狮子头。这家量很大,我俩点这几个菜,够3、4人吃了,最后光盘行动失败。扬州炒饭,就觉得饭粒很硬,味道没觉得有什么特别之处。蟹黄汤包,以前在上海就吃过这种用吸管吸的汤包,我很不喜欢,由于点菜的时候不知道,点了两个,都给拉菲先生密西了。大煮干丝的汤很鲜美,狮子头很粉嫩,就是有肥肉哦。不能吃肥肉的同学要注意啦~我们总计消费128 东关街里的小吃也很多,有些是老字号的,有些的美食街常有的,你懂的。赵记叠汤圆之类的很不错。至于臭豆腐,没有上次在厦门吃的好吃,这种干巴巴的。 蒋家桥饺面店:量大,人很多,绝大部分是当地人。我俩又再一次点多了。点了煎饺(味不错)、汤包、混沌等等。总计消费30。 ——————镇江——————
无。由于只待了半天所以赶着去景点,没有吃到特色的盖碗面 ————————————
在宏村吃的臭鳜鱼和五加皮炒蛋,总计消费110,个人觉得很好吃,由于走的匆忙,忘记记下点名了,不过就在大树村口左转的胡同里,第一家,人很多,都是慕名而来。老板是内蒙口音的大树哦。 ——————(汤口)——————
由于我们入住的是阿拉客栈。当晚我俩出去逛,我要在阿拉吃晚饭,可是拉菲觉得这种客栈中的酒店一定很坑爹于是,随便找了家他觉得好的,点了一个鱼香肉丝,一个炒空心菜、一个毛豆腐。三样菜都超级难吃,还花了70元。被我一顿埋怨。
从黄山下山后,我俩狼狈不堪,又冷又饿,在阿拉换好衣服后,就在阿拉的酒店吃饭,味道超级赞,而且价格公道。拉斐尔终于承认,还是这做的好吃。所以推荐大家就在这里解决好过到外面到处找。 ——————顶上——————
上山背了两盒泡面,面包、水、火腿肠、自热盒饭(2盒)。由于晚上下雨,我们哪也没去,而且山里下雨就会很冷。我们决定到北海宾馆吃一顿,就算贵也要吃。去了以后发现,虽然价格很高,但是量超级大,味道也不错,我们点了一盘酸辣土豆丝(48)、韭菜炒鸡蛋(58)、米饭每人5元随便吃。好大的盘子满满的,两个人最后都没有吃了,而且第一次吃到了韭菜炒鸡蛋,全部是鸡蛋,韭菜倒成了配料。推荐在山里住的朋友们,在这吃一顿是个不错的选择。 ——-———————————费用总计————
———————— 费用粗略计算总计6000余元,两人6天。
1.机票:15562.住宿:922(6晚)3.餐饮:1176
4.景点.门票:900(部分景点门票由朋友购买,这个主要是的门票和索道票再加上宏村的门票)
5.游玩交通费用:750(包括机场大巴20元/位、——、——镇江和镇江——南京、南京——黄山的火车票以及黄山市(屯溪)到宏村、宏村到汤口的包车费80、汤口回南京的大巴110/人、以及各种公交车等交通工具费用) 6.其他费用:400(矿泉水以及其他奶茶之类的零食费用)
7.购买特产:235(主要是在汤口买的徽墨酥和烧饼等) ——-———————————交通———————————————
由于城市间交通辗转就多,在这里不详细说,在后面发图片的时候一起细讲。 开始正文啦~
9月19日(中秋节)下午去亲戚家吃完晚饭,我俩就开车奔赴机场啦,8点05的飞机,原本都做好了打游戏度过这无聊的两个小时的准备,谁知道却遇到了意外的惊喜。往年的月亮都是十五的月亮十六圆,可是今年,偏偏是今年是个例外十五的月亮十五圆,而且又大又圆又亮。当飞机飞入云层后,就发现窗外好似开了探照灯一样的亮,厚厚的云层,层峦叠嶂,大大的月亮挂在空中,深邃的天空由于苍穹,美极,美极~~~~吃着水果欣赏着圆月,享受~~~
下飞机乘坐机场1号线到西华门下车,步行大概15分钟到达南
京时光青年旅舍。办理入住,由于房间没有电视,而且很小很小,干脆洗洗就睡吧~
9月20日(中秋节假期),起来后,步行到小营站,乘坐68路、40、91、58、93、313路公交车(2站),到太平门(南站)下,步行100米到鸡鸣汤包吃早餐。鸡鸣汤包很赞,很小的店面,生意却超级红火,而且当地人都在这吃或者外带,事实证明我们来对了。价格很便宜,我们点了一笼鸡鸣汤包、一笼菊叶汤包、一碗小馄饨,共计27元。
特色推荐:鸡鸣汤包、菊叶汤包、小混沌。个人认为鸡鸣汤包更好吃。
之后步行到马路对面坐公交车到明孝陵,路上人很多,公交车人也多,但是明孝陵人还可以,不算多,可以悠哉游哉的逛。 枫叶红了,秋意正浓~~ 明孝陵人不算多,闲逛吧~~ 黄砖红墙。色彩艳丽。 能看出沧桑的赶脚来~~
从 明孝陵出来后,在大门外乘坐电瓶车每人5元即可到达中山陵大门,很方便,如果自驾来的话需要从停车场走到景区内,很远的。
中山陵人很多,台阶上基本是一个挨一个,我们走走歇歇,走到了顶上,不愧是风水宝地,风景开阔,青山绿树环抱很美。
大概1个小时,我们就从中山陵走了出来,打听路线,告知乘坐旅游专线下车后就可乘坐地铁了,地铁直达总统府和南京大屠杀纪念馆。原本没有计划去南京大屠杀纪念馆,因为每次看完日
本侵华的电影心情都不好,但是看看时间还早,为了铭记历史振兴中华,我俩决定去这看看。 中秋节,中山陵免费,看看这人多少~ 站在高处俯视很壮观~
苍松翠柏,微风习习,很舒服
大屠杀纪念馆是不要门票的,所以旅游团和游客相当多,为了保证参观的质量,纪念馆采取了限制入场人数的做法。所以我们只能在大门口顶着烈日排队等着进场。(不得不说我们的素质还是有所提升的,这么多人排队没有出现任何大声喧哗和拥挤的现象,虽然很热,很累、很晒,但是大家都井然有序的排队。其实这也是央视应该关注的,也不能总批评不是么,)
其实纪念馆和新街口还有总统府都在一条地铁线上,乘坐地铁去还是很方便的。 到了总统府我们就很累了,基本上没怎么看,也没怎么拍照,人太多了。那时候已经是下午3点了,人困马乏。我要吃饭。
总统府对面的南京图书馆,非常大,很气派。时间不够,不然真应该进去逛逛。 于是步行到新街口去吃南京大牌档,两个饿狼如饥似渴的盯着菜谱,看看这个也想吃,看看那个也不错,于是乎我俩不知不觉的点了10个菜。不过味道都相当的好。点了是个菜,共计146,怪不得人那么多呢,性价比真的很高。 推荐菜:盐水鸭、赤豆酿元宵、桂花芋圆、鸭血粉丝
酒足饭饱以后,由于走了一天很累,困意大发,寸步难行,我俩决定先回客栈休息整顿,再行出发。这天是周五,要是房间有
电视我们就能看《中国好声音》了,结果没看成,晚上快7点了,我俩决定去也有夫子庙和秦淮河。人多,买了夜游秦淮河的票,结果由于等着坐船的人排长队,估计1个小时都不一定能坐上,后来决定退票走人。这种景象似乎很香上海的城隍庙。决定回酒店休息。明天早起乘车去扬州啦~
夜晚的秦淮河,如果不是赶上节假日,坐船赏赏夜景,也是应该是美事一件吧~ ——————————————————— 9月21日(中秋节假期),乘坐早上8点的K8502次火车去,9点17就达到了扬州车站。 到达扬州火车站
扬州的天气很好。心情顿时也好了起来,虽然都是节假日,但是到达扬州是中秋节假期的第三天,人已经少了很多,更凸显出这座小城的温婉。
出了车站就有公交车可以到达个园青旅,当然下车后需要走一段古园的路,而且也方便打听,很方便。入住酒店,放下行李,就去锦春大酒店密西啦。事实证明,这么安排是有问题的,因为个园在东关街的一头,而锦春在另一头,走起来其实是很远的,而且个园青旅紧邻个园,完全可以放下行李后,在东关街中随便吃点小吃,然后逛个园,个园出来沿着东关街,一路游览汪氏故居等等,走出东关街后,可以乘坐旅游车到何园,然后到瘦西湖。最后乘坐旅游车到锦春吃饭。吃完饭再到古渡口散散步或者乘坐游船,愉快的一天结束了。 先发几张个园青年旅舍的照片 个园青旅的手绘
好多人拍过的手绘,很漂亮。 放下行李开始逛街,边吃边逛。
东关街里面有很多家装修特色的小店,适合悠闲的逛逛。
炸臭豆腐5元一份。味道没有今年初在厦门吃的湖南臭豆腐好吃。这个味道一般 老字号,人比较多, 汤圆很大个的,等的时间稍微有点长,不知道是不是现做的缘故呢~。凉粉味道一般般,不过也可以尝尝,拉菲先生很爱吃。
点评:扬州炒饭,个人觉得一般般,米粒很硬而且没有东北的大米好吃,没看出什么扬州的特色,蟹黄汤包,和我想的不太一样,这里面全是水的,可能说的扬州早上皮包水,晚上水包皮就是这个吧,点多了,点了两个蟹黄汤包,16元/个。我觉得一个正好。大煮干丝还不错。我挺喜欢的,不过菜量很大很大,我俩吃不了,这些东西三人吃正好。 东关街
东关街里的一个古宅,住在这样的宅子里,是不是很惬意呢~ 汪氏小苑,在没看个园和何园之前,看这个还是可以做做梦的。 一家小店装修的小清新风格~,让我想起了鼓浪屿和曾厝安
出了个园,打车去何园,费用10元,其实完全不用打车,何园就在旅游公交车的线路上,有一站。所以出了个园,走出停车场左转,公交车站乘坐旅游公交车到何园站下。
何园和个园的风格完全不同,个园处处可显出豪华富贵中式风格十足,一看便是大富商住的宅子。而何园则是两层楼建筑,所有的楼全部连接在一起,在国内的故园林建筑史中非常少见,由于何家是书香门第,处处可见园内的洋式装修和用具,奢华中透
露出学者的谦逊与多学。何家的后代个个都很出色,几位任我国中科院院士等。这样的家族不多见啊。
何园之所以保护的这么好,是因为当时抗战时期,八路军部队居住在此,所以得以保护下来。后来扬州市政府为了发展旅游业,才从部队手中收回了何园。 如果时间紧张,个人建议选择去个园,如果时间充裕,建议也去何园看看。 何园开的是后门,他的前门前有建筑所以没办法开前门,所以何园游览出入口都是后门。所以先进来看的是何园的后花园。
出了何园,门口有很多人力车,我俩雇了一辆去瘦西湖,讲价后15元。 蒋家桥饺面店就在何园的附近。第二天早上我俩特意坐车来着吃早餐,后面有图。
从瘦西湖出来,坐旅游公交车回青旅休息,晚上6点多出来准备坐古渡夜游船。 东关古渡,晚上的也有船就是在此乘坐,很方便,东关街的一头过马路就是这了,晚上有很多人在这跳舞,我俩走到这没见到船结果一直沿着古渡走,结果走的疲惫不堪,也没了游船的兴致,回来的路上才发现,原来这就是乘坐夜游船的地方。唉~
晚上回去已经很累了,东关街里就有足浴的地方。为了缓解疲劳,虽然明知道不会很好,还是进去按一按。旅游景区里的足浴城没法和市民们经常去的比,但是
还是起到了缓解疲劳的作用。晚上香香的睡了一觉。 —————(本文来自:WWw.bDFQy.com 千 叶 帆文摘:写南京景点的作文)
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9月22日,早上起来,乘坐旅游公交车到下车,去蒋家桥饺面店吃早餐,一路上拉菲先生不停的说,一顿早饭随便吃点得了,走这么远就为这么一顿饭。 结果吃上以后他就不知声了。
之后乘坐扬州到镇江的客车,赶赴镇江。
镇江给我的印象很好,尤其是他的火车站和汽车站,修建的很人性化。两个站是连接在一起的。地下商场也多。而且还很干净。我们在一家便利店寄存了行李后,便开始去西津度和金山寺了。
出于对佛祖的尊敬,在这拍一张,里面就不拍了。
金山寺里面有个塔,我去的时候没见到卖票的,随便登,我建议一定要登上去,看看全景,很美的。而且现在镇江市政府为了全力打造《水漫金山》的场景,在金山寺周围搬迁了居民,建造了小西湖,而且有苏堤。景色虽然和西湖无法媲美,但是在佛教圣地金山寺看看这样的湖景,事件很惬意的事情。
离开金山寺,到对面马路等公交车,去镇江火车站,订的高铁的票回南京,G7132,14:24发车,14:44到,票价29.5每人。到的火车是K25 15:40发车21:24到黄山(屯溪),每人53.5。这样到达南京火车站,就还有1个小时的时间。
我们决定到南京火车站对面的玄武湖看一看。在玄武湖边坐着发呆,拉斐尔到附近的超市买晚上火车上的吃的。回来接我。看好时间去候车。过了安检以后,在上电梯的时候就听到上面的人喊,去黄山的检票时间已经结束,火车马上要开了。谁去黄山的
马上跟我走,我给你带进去上车。我前面有个人就跟着走了10元钱每位。我也着急了起来,心想别赶不上火车啊。结果拉斐尔先生很是镇静,看了看手表说,不用跟他走。结果证明这次拉斐尔先生做的非常正确。检票口根本没有关,而且上车之后很久车才开动。这伙人明显就是趁乱打劫的,大家千万要注意。
到了黄山(也就是屯溪)是晚上9:30了。出了站左转,5分钟就到了考拉青旅。很好找。前台办理的入住,态度很好也很热情,而且还可以预定到黄山风景区(汤口)的大巴、每天早上6点从客栈门口发车。因为我们第二天安排了去宏村,所以就没有预定。
卡拉青旅的环境不错。我们住的是标准间,类似塌塌米的房间。卫生间也很不错,洗澡热水很足。就是隔音效果不是很好。但是到了晚上10点左右大家都休息了,也基本都没有声音了。
——————————————————————————————————— 9月23日,睡到自然醒。磨磨蹭蹭的中午才出了门,到汽车站乘车去。 去宏村的车很方便。很不多,很好。
进了村子,先解决吃饭的问题。在左路的一家人很多的酒店吃饭,他家有屌丝奶茶,老板是个内蒙人,人很好很会做生意。我俩把行李也寄存到了他家,免费哦。很感动,我们算是歪打正着了,这家在网络上还是很有名气的。我们点了臭鳜鱼和五加皮炒蛋。共计170元。
臭鳜鱼很美味的说,我很喜欢吃,适应性超级强的银~~~
宏村不大,或者说是很小,基本上连拍照再听讲解,2个小时就可以全都完了,我们4点半出来的。
宏村到黄山景区(汤口)的客车只有上午才有,所以一般都选择拼车,100块钱一辆车,可以4、5个人一起走,每个人也用不了多少钱。但是切忌不要像我们一样,这个时间出来已经很难拼到车子了。好在遇到了一位心不黑的司机大哥,80元就带我俩走了,在停车场还好心的到处找是否还有人一起拼车。期间有其他司机过来打趣的说道,还等啥啊,这个时间走100都不能走,咋滴得150 ,我狠狠的鄙视了他一下,打劫啊。
很顺大概半个小时到达了汤口的阿拉客栈。/index.php 晚上6点听进山的线路,到大堂去听。讲的很仔细,而且有问必答。房间条件相当好。98每晚,超值了,而且床品很舒适,卫生条件很好。前台超级热情,定返回南京的客车,反反复复的变更了几次,可是前台每次都耐心的打电话询问客车情况,完全站在客人的角度上考虑。很好的客栈。下次有机会再来的话,一定首选这家。
阿拉客栈的大厅
晚上吃的特色的徽州菜。毛豆腐(不太习惯) ———————————————————
9月24日,早上起来拉开窗帘一看,大晴天,没有下雨,乐坏了,赶紧收拾行李,退房出发。 黄山门票230每位,索道80每人。(这行程的花费都花在黄山了) 黄山真的很美,坐索道的时候很兴奋。
走着走着就开始下雨了。这也意味着无缘黄山的美景了。
话说不知道为什么,每次登这种雄伟的山,都会遇到这种糟糕的天气。难道真和我的名字有关系。
上次去峨眉山也什么木有看到,这次来黄山又这样。倒是去江西的三清山之类的,倒是晴空万里,为吗呢,,,,算了我认了,来了,就是来过了~~~有缘,我下次再来看你~~~
给打算两日游黄山的蜂友们的建议:上山不用背太多东西。水两瓶即可最好带乐扣乐扣之类的大水壶,因为黄山的酒店,所有的用水全部是山泉水,而且房间里都有电壶,烧开水喝,绝对比你背上来的任何矿泉水味道都正。饭,建议带面包、方便面每人1盒、自热盒饭每人1盒。第一晚的晚餐建议在所住的宾馆解决,我们住的是北海宾馆,晚餐我俩抱着被狠狠宰一刀的准备,坐在了北海宾馆的餐厅内,人很多,而且老外很多。北海宾馆的菜价虽然不便宜,但是,我要说的是但是,量真的超级超级的大啊。我俩点了酸辣土豆丝、韭菜炒鸡蛋(这时候主要保证吃饱)结果,我俩都惊呆了,整整一大盘子的鸡蛋啊,韭菜倒是成了像葱之类的配菜。酸辣土豆丝48,韭菜炒鸡蛋58,饭每人5元,吃饱为止。本想发图片上来,突然发现少了一张照片。
最后光盘行动没有完成,剩了些鸡蛋~~~~罪过罪过~~~~ ——-—————————结束————————————
此游记结束啦。由于雨中登黄山,给我们造成了很大的麻烦,也很冷,裤子鞋子全部淋湿。但是在此要感谢阿拉客栈给予我俩
的帮助,让我们狼狈不堪的从山上下来后,感受到了家的温暖。希望现在的社会能够多一些这样,真诚、守信的商人,少些趁火打劫、借机发财的坏人。
【i旅行】做一回南京人(南京深度游:详细行程安排+地道美食+经典步行路线)第1天2013-11-10
目的就是想让同学们,用几天的时间,能真正玩到南京的精华,体验一下南京人的生活状态。
-----概况-----携程上已经有较为详细的介绍,这里主要想谈谈个人对的理解,当然错误很多啦,毕竟不是老南京,加上读书也只是在南京呆了8年多。如有不同意见,可提出讨论哟。
篇三:游南京杭州苏州作文1600字
游南京、杭州、苏州有感济宁学院附小 鹿伟松五?一到了,我们放了七天的长假。五月二日,我们一家和赵文驰一家,开车先后去了南京、杭州、苏州。经过八个小时的漫漫长途,我们来到了美丽的南京。刚进市区,就看到街道两旁全是参天大树,哦~这里原来是中国数一数二的绿色城市。南京最主要的行道树是梧桐树。南京简称宁,地处富饶的长江角洲,北接辽阔的江淮平原,是江苏省的省会。全市面积6597平方公里,辖4县11区,人口545万,其中市区面积881平方公里,人口270多万,为中国十大城市之一。南京主要景点有中山陵、天文台、秦淮河、夫子庙、玄武湖??第一天晚上,我们去了秦淮河和夫子庙。那里有繁华的商业街,两旁有各种各样的商店。不知不觉中,已经到了秦淮河,
我们登上了画舫,啊,真美啊~波光粼粼的水面上倒影着五颜六色的花灯,各种各样的桥如同一条长长的彩带,高高的宝塔?a href=“http://www.bdfqy.com/luzuowen/” target=“_blank” class=“keylink”>路鹦 以诿览龅囊箍罩校 嗣浅,担菏 宓脑铝潦 玻 裉煺 檬桥? 娜 率 眨 越裢淼脑铝粮裢庠玻 孟蠊以谔焐系囊桓龃笤才?船在水上走,人在画中游,好像到了人间仙境。第二天,我们来到了有名的玄武湖,刚到达目的地,就看到明朝的城墙和玄武门。进入玄武湖公园,映入眼帘的首先是美丽的湖面和路两旁嫩绿色的杨柳,柳树姑娘们好像随着风儿跳舞,那婀娜的舞姿是那么的美丽动人。公园占地面积472公顷,其中水面面积为368公顷,陆地面积104公顷 ,周长约9.5公里,是国家级钟山风景名胜区的重要组成部分。玄武湖三面环山,两面环城,分5个岛屿。我门乘坐游览观光车环游小岛,第一个小岛上栽满了香樟树,那些香樟树高大、粗壮,大概有好几百年了吧~玄武湖五洲之间桥堤相通,风光各异,桥型不同,有高有低。玄武湖内不仅景色宜人,还有高尔夫球场、水上发球场??位于原万人游泳池的水上乐园,占地200亩,可同时容纳万人以上。有滑群、漂流河、儿童戏水池??水面不时有轮船、快艇驶过,还有一处别的地方没有的水上火车??那些形状独特,色彩鲜艳。不一会儿,我们又转到了上车处,水面上11个喷泉围成一个半圆形,喷射出几十米高的水花,喷泉前面有一个高高的舞台,我们正赶上演出开始,仔细一看,原来是一些少数民族的,那些人能歌善
舞、各有特长。有人说:“到南京不游玄武湖,就像到北京不看颐和园,到杭州不去西子湖一样另人遗憾。游完玄武湖之后,再回味这名话,感觉说的非常对。下面我们要游览的风景名胜区是中山陵和紫金山的天文台。中山陵是中国伟大民主革命先行者孙中山先生的陵墓。一眼放望,隐隐约约看见一个斜斜的上坡,进入大门,左右两边有四排树,第一排是雪松,第二排是柏树,第三排是银杏树,第四排还是雪松,这说明了:松柏长青,寓意着孙中山先生丰功伟绩。往里走,两边的树遮挡住了刺眼的阳光,从一个阳光世界变成了阴森森的。啊~终于走出了黑暗,远看上面没有一个台阶,可是近处却有台阶,怎么回是,我的脑海里画出了一个个大大的“,”,怎么会是这样,爸爸说:“这种台阶从下面看都是上坡,你离近看是有很多阶台阶的~”我们终于登上了第十层平台,这是陵墓的最高处,海拔158米。远远望去,景色是那么的美,蓝天、白云,建筑物和大树??成了亲密伙伴。远眺南京城,树木能占到城市的百分之七十~往前看是一块石碑,上面写着“孙中山”这几个字,再向里面走就到了孙中山的塑像,他一动不动的坐立在那里,好像在作诗~我很喜欢松树,比如:“雪松、白皮松、云松??”因为它代表着正直、伟岸、有骨气~ 接下来,我们来到了紫金山天文台。这里主要是一些中国古代的天文仪器,如:“浑仪”,浑仪是中国古代用以测量天体位置的主要仪器。西汉洛下宏曾制作过浑仪。此仪铸造于明朝正统年间,由三重环圈组成,可测天体的赤道、黄道和地平坐标。环上刻有周天
365 1/4度及百刻度,这是中国古代天文所特有的。我们还看到了好多仪器。 华灯初上,我们开车去南京电视塔旁边露天餐厅吃晚饭,近看电视塔非常地漂亮,我们还在电视塔顶看见了一个闪着光的不明飞行物呢~凉爽的微风吹在脸上,好舒服啊~第二个要去的城市是杭州~我很高兴,因为我终于能看看怎么个“上有天堂,下有苏杭”。其实,把杭州比喻成人间天堂,很大程度上是因为有了西湖。西湖山水孕育了七大古都之一的杭州,杭州的发展又促
进了西湖的变迁和完善。有人曾把杭州西湖和瑞士日内瓦的莱蒙湖比喻为世界上东西辉映的两颗明珠,正是有了西湖,才使杭州成了“世界上最美丽的华贵天城”。“天下西湖三十六,其中最好是杭州。”今天就让我们一起前去游览吧~~~西湖位于杭州城西,三面环山,东面临于市区,“三面云山一面城”概括了西湖在环境风貌上最大的特征。西湖是一个山水相互依存、相互辉映的湖泊型风景名胜区,它以西湖水域为中心,总面积达49平方公里,其中湖面面积为6.78平方公里,平均水深2.27米,最深处有5米,最浅处不到1米。湖岸边,一棵棵柳树像一位爱漂亮的姑娘,梳理着那直垂腰间的头发,好漂亮~好动人~人们说:西湖风景晴湖不如雨湖,雨湖不如夜湖,夜湖不如雪湖。晴天看不如下雨天看好,我们正好赶上蒙蒙细雨,打着小伞在岸边漫步,是一幅多么美的画面啊~西湖的游船码头分布在湖岸周围,如果把西湖比作摩天大楼,那么游船就像一个篮球那么大。如果漫步在西湖边
走一圈,要花费一天的时间才可以哦~西湖水面清澈见底,水中鱼儿自由自在地游来游去,我想起了苏东坡的一首诗“水光潋滟晴方好,山色空蒙雨亦奇。欲把西湖比西子,淡妆浓抹总相宜。”有的人把这美丽的西湖比作了西子,我却把她比作了一个美丽可爱的水姑娘~快看那边有一座桥,那是什么桥啊,我好奇的问爸爸,爸爸回答我说:“那就是断桥啊~”我说:“断桥不是断了的吗,”爸爸说:“那只是一个传说啊~”说着说着就走上了断桥。我仿佛是一只稚嫩的小草,刚出世什么也不懂,我问这问那不知不觉就走过了断桥。这时发生了一件有趣的事,我突然发现一只小松鼠在湖边的法桐树枝间跳动,我的目光被这只小巧玲珑的小松鼠吸引了,我大声叫着:“快看啊~有一只可爱的小松鼠。”我特别兴奋,这里怎么会有野生的小松鼠呢,我想:可能是这里太美了,连小松鼠都忍不住下山来看这里的美景~你们知道西湖的水从何而来的吗,据调查:除了降雨外,它来自周围山间灌注的水源,最著名的有八处,分别是:南涧北涧、桃溪、胭脂泉、金沙泉、花港、惠因涧、长桥水和学土港。你们知道西湖有几个名字吗,历史上西湖有许多名字。汉朝时称“武林水”,因为水源主要出自武林山,武林山是当时三面云山的通称。南北朝,因传说湖中有金牛涌现而叫“金牛湖”,至今西湖东岸的涌金门,据说就是当时见到金牛这一“名胜之瑞”的地方。唐代,湖域位于钱塘县,湖又以县名而称“钱塘湖”,由于湖在城市的西面,始称“西湖”。西湖好大啊,我不由自主的说。我问爸爸:“什么时候才能走到头
啊,”爸爸说:“我们才走了五分之二~”我吓的半天和不上嘴,“怎么那么长时间才走那么点路啊,”我疲劳地说:“我们做船过去吧~”爸爸考虑了一下说:“做船去的时候什么路线,回来的时候就什么路线,他不会把你送到头的~”“那我们就坐完船直接打的返回啊~”爸爸毅然的答应了。我们找到了一家比较便宜一点儿的船站,我们登上了小船。小船出发了,荡漾在湖面上,微风迎面吹来,好凉爽~我们专门买了个吹泡泡的东西,就像手?a href=“http://www.bdfqy.com/gouzuowen/” target=“_blank” class=“keylink”>狗?渥拥 谎 党隽艘桓龈鲂?菖荩 菖菝怯械母?谒 嫔希 械姆缮狭颂炜眨 褂械暮芸炀捅 耍 婧猛妫『芸炀偷绞奔淞耍 颐乔捉 苏饷览龅暮贾菸骱 徊还 桓糇乓豢槟景澹?庋 仍诘缡由峡吹降母芯鹾枚嗔恕,钡胶谏 亲×苏 鎏炜眨 颐遣帕盗挡簧岬乩肟 苏饷览龅奈骱 ,骱 愫妹溃?一嵩倮纯茨愕模?灯鹚罩莩鞘械奶厣?基本可以概括为三位一体,即:古城,水乡,园林城市,因而自古以来就有人间天堂的美誉.苏州瑰丽多姿的山光水色,古朴典雅的园林美景给我留下了深刻的印象.唐代诗人白居易,在离任多年后仍深情地怀念它:江南好,风景旧成谙,日出江花红胜火,春来江水绿如蓝,能不忆江南!苏州位于江苏省南部的长江三角平原,东靠上海,南界浙江,西临太湖,北临长江!苏州有着古代风韵的大街小巷,和热闹繁华的商业街,还有人们耳熟能详的苏州小吃街,晚上如果走在人山人海的商业街上,五颜六色的灯光照你你仿佛在一个虚拟世界,非常漂亮!
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南京是中国首批国家历史文化名城和全国重点风景旅游城市,每年都会有大量游客来南京旅游。下面是小编为大家整理的南京景点游记作文,一起来看看吧!
南京景点游记作文篇1
南京这个城市大家一定不陌生吧!它地处长江中下游
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地区,横跨长江两岸,是我国东南地区水陆交通枢纽。南京也具有悠久的历史,在汤山发现的古人类遗址和猿人头骨化石,标志着南京在30万年前就是人类聚居之地了,而且,南京还是著名的六朝古都,具有璀璨的民族文化遗存。在这人杰地灵、历史悠久的土地上,我们要进行南京一日游了。
清晨,我们驱车来到南京长江大桥上参观,在金色的阳光的照耀下,大桥宛如横卧云空的钢铁长虹,巍巍壮观。远处,一轮红日正冉冉升起,新的一天开始了!
之后,我们就要去位于南京东郊紫金山第二峰南麓的中山陵了。那里空气清新,绿树环绕,群山交错,屏障后峙,气势磅礴,极其雄伟!是中外游客的向往之处。
现在,我们赶往美丽的玄武湖吧!先在草坪上吃顿美味的午饭,然后我们就去湖里划船吧!玄武湖是个风光旖旎的地方,那里的天是蓝色的,还飘着朵朵白云;那里的水也是蓝色的,烟波浩淼,水光潋滟;那里的草是绿色的,在风中摇摆着身子,可爱极了!你一定会流连忘返的!
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下午,我们可以去夫子庙品小吃、赏民俗。夫子庙在秦淮河畔,自古就豪门聚居,商贾云集之地。所以,如今夫子庙是闻名遐迩的文化、娱乐和商业中心,成了旅客的必到之处。
晚上我们去金陵饭店吃饭,那里有许多的美味佳肴,还有一个璇宫,你可以在上面从不同的角度观赏南京华灯齐放、车水马龙的繁华景象,你也许会不禁感叹到:南京真美啊!
吃过了饭,不如去附近的南京第一商业圈新街口购物吧!你会在那里得到无穷的乐趣的!购物愉快!
经过了一天的游玩,你对南京是不是更加了解了呢?我们欢迎你下次再来南京玩!
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南京景点游记作文篇2
在太阳公公强烈要求下我起床喽,为什么我这么早起床呢!因为我今天要去南京汤山的欢乐水魔方,经过四个小时的火车时间,我们终于到了南京火车站,后来我们坐了南汤线到了水魔方,我也顾不得看风景了,先玩再说吧。
螺旋滑道虽然看起来那么吓人,但我和妈妈决定玩一下,经过了40分钟的排队,我们终于到了入口,螺旋滑道真高啊!足足有15米高。站在最高处,妈妈有点害怕打起退堂鼓来。我拍了拍妈妈告诉她:妈妈,不要怕要鼓起勇气。瞧!我多厉害,要给自已勇气、要相信自己,我相信你一定可以做到的。只见妈妈深吸一口气说:我第一个下去,我们比比谁厉害。妈妈钻进了螺旋滑道里,只听妈妈一路尖叫,这下轮到我了,让她见识见识我男子汉的厉害,我其实也有一点害怕但我告诉自己不要害怕要不然妈妈会笑我的。我排除了心里的恐惧,闭上眼睛也滑了下去,妈妈在出口微笑着等着我呢。看到妈妈她说还是你厉害,我心里暗暗高兴。
我和妈妈来到沙滩上,沙滩真舒服,赤脚踩在沙子上
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软软的,仿佛踩在一个天然的大垫子上。啊!激动人心的海啸冲浪就要开始了。巨大的浪打了过来,我钻井了水里,被沧了好几口水。真是一浪未平、一浪又起。这次的浪更大了,起码也有二米高。等浪快接近我的时候,我一跳,成功地躲过了这个浪并稳稳地站在水里。海啸冲浪就要结束了,我还回味在其中呢。
美好的一天这么快结束了,我们玩的十分的开心。
南京景点游记作文篇3
暑假的一天,我来到了 侵华日军南京大屠杀遇难同胞纪念馆,这里显得庄重、肃穆。
一进门,就能清晰地看见一个醒目的数字300000.大厅里的陈设,画面,影像,场景更是令人震惊不已,向人们再次讲述了这惨绝人寰的暴行南京大屠杀。
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1937年12月,日军攻陷南京,进行了长达6周的血腥大屠杀。所到之处,烧杀抢掠,无恶不作,犯下了滔天罪行。他们集体枪杀,刀劈、活埋、火烧等种种灭绝人性的手段,杀害了中国平民和放下武器的军人达30多万人。他们还大肆抢劫、放火,全市三分之一以上的房屋被焚毁,昔日繁华的南京城尸体,堆积如山,血流成河,顿时间成了人间的地狱,魔鬼的天堂,那模糊的只有黑白色彩的图片给我留下了深刻的印象。
滴嗒滴嗒,不知是什么声音,每隔一段时间就会发出一点声响,像水滴的声音。随着这声音的发源的方向,我渐渐地看见了三个大字十二秒,我很好奇,便走了进去。里面比较黑暗,墙上也后很多很小的照片,总是一闪一闪的,还散发着微弱的亮光,看了注释后才明白墙上那小小的模糊得看不清的照片,应该是被杀者的照片吧,而每隔12秒,一个照片就将在墙上消失落下,并发出像水滴落下的声音,这样就代表这个人从人时间结束了宝贵的生命。因为如果用日本亲罗这杀人总数数亿杀人用的总时间,那么,每个十二秒他们就会杀死一个人。我看完后,给我的震撼非常大,这是太残忍了!它们仿佛像一道闪电从我的心头划过,把我的心划痛,并留下了深深的痕迹。
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