Urgent!! 600 words on the first summer vacation

Shanghainese people do not seem to have left a good impression in the minds of outsiders, and they are afraid of being "xenophobic".

I'm afraid it's the most obvious. However, as a center of finance and commerce, today's Shanghainese.

Has it changed? What is Shanghai like today?

After making some detailed inquiries, I went out into the street alone. Mandarin made it easy for me to speak Mandarin in Beijing, but walking on the streets of Shanghai, I was so anxious that I couldn't get started.

Tooth. Finally, I mustered up the courage to "bargain" in a small shop. Not.

There was imagined hardship, there was no expected disdain, and a deal was quickly struck. Maybe.

From then on, I would talk and laugh loudly in Mandarin on the street, haggle with the salespeople, and the things I bought were even cheaper than those bought by my Shanghainese-speaking sister. I have to admit that the service in Shanghai is also top-notch. Whether it is the gorgeously decorated "Paris Spring" or the ordinary small shops on Sichuan Road, you will be satisfied with the most warm and thoughtful service, which is the so-called "customers from all directions".

In contrast, Beijing's service sector seems to lag far behind. If Shanghai's economic atmosphere is strong, then its cultural atmosphere is far less than Beijing's. But I was struck by the fact that Shanghai attaches no less importance to culture and education than to money.

The more than ten days of stay in Shanghai coincided with the high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination, and the "Xinmin Evening News" sometimes had a whole page full of news about the high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination. Not to mention parents, it is often the children who take the test for one day and the parents accompany them for one day. Some candidates who are unable to go home at noon after a long distance simply book a room in a nearby hotel just to pass the customs smoothly in the afternoon.

Maybe going to college is not the only way out, but people who have no knowledge and no talent will eventually be eliminated. The shrewdness and foresight of the Shanghai people are fully reflected at this moment.

In Shanghai, the most unacceptable thing for me is the pace of life. At five o'clock in the morning, people have already started to buy groceries, make breakfast, and then hurry to work. Come back in the afternoon and be busy again.

Housework and work, until more than nine o'clock in the evening, just want to sleep. I became a "can't sleep at night."

can't get up in the morning", even walking and eating are unanimously recognized as "too slow".

Indeed, I don't seem to find any young people in Shanghai who are leisurely and contented, and everyone is running for life.

Bo was toiling, and many of his leisure pleasures were often overshadowed by busy days.

Here I just faithfully recorded my feelings, and if you have the chance, you might as well go to Shanghai.

Summer vacation. No one will refuse sweetness, but the real sweetness is the fragrance that lingers at the root of the tongue after tasting the bitterness.

Inscription Bang, Bang, Bang......"Where's the noise? It disrupted the quiet afternoon and made the air hot.

It's been a long time since I've lived next door, so isn't there a new occupant? The sound of leather shoes came from light to heavy, and I decided to go out and have a look. As soon as he opened the door, a middle-aged man greeted him.

He wore a crisp suit, a plaid tie, and a pair of shiny leather shoes. Even with such a mental dress, it still can't hide the bloodshot eyes. She was followed by a middle-aged woman, presumably her wife!

The heavy makeup is glamorous, which makes her look lifeless, and it seems that they have been in the dust all the way. Finally finding a little brightness, I heard the singing behind me. Oh, it's a pretty cute little girl.

With a pair of pigtails, ice cream in his hand, and humming "Selling Newspaper Song" in his mouth, he suddenly jumped in front of his father.

After getting along for a few days, I learned that the other family's family had just moved here from another province, and the little girl's father was still an engineer or something.

One quiet summer afternoon, I drank green tea from the fridge. This is my favorite green tea, because it always hides the coolness behind the bitterness, and although no one will refuse sweetness, the real sweetness is the fragrance that lingers at the root of the tongue after tasting the bitterness. I think only the strong drink green tea.

What events did you participate in today's Games? Nini! The little girl's father asked.

Hmmm......Didn't participate," the little girl replied.

Don't you like jumping rope? ”

The rope broke, and the children didn't lend it to me. ”

And what about running? ”

I fell while running last time, and it still hurts, Dad! ”

Why are you so timid, other children are actively participating, but you are afraid of wolves and tigers, and you are not brave at all. Daddy doesn't like cowards like you. Children, learn to be strong and don't make excuses for yourself. ”

But, Daddy, I—" The little girl had nothing to say.

I took another sip of green tea, which was indeed bitter, but soon I tasted a fresh fragrance from the bottom of my heart, which made me feel very calm. The conversation with the door made me think a lot, and I suddenly remembered something, turned around and took out a bottle of green tea from the refrigerator, and walked to the opposite door to ......

This is the 2005 Hubei High School Entrance Examination full score essay, is it okay? If you're not satisfied, you can change it a little. Just fit the main idea of the article.

Overview: The pavilion's sleek, sculptural shape resembles the undulating curved rocks of the Australian wilderness. The exterior walls are clad in a special weather-resistant steel cladding material, and the colour of the curtain wall darkens over time, resulting in a rich red ochre colour that resembles the red clay of the Australian outback. The pavilion is divided into three activity areas: "Travel", "Discovery" and "Enjoyment", which tell the story of the exotic species, rich culture and livable cities of this magical continent.

Interpretation of the exhibition hall. Showcase content.

The pavilion is divided into three activity areas: "Travel", "Discovery" and "Enjoyment", which tell the story of the exotic species, rich culture and livable cities of this magical continent. 'Travel' Gallery: A 160-metre-long fully enclosed glass walkway around the pavilion will give visitors a taste of Australia's history and uniqueness through six smaller exhibits along the way.

The "Discover" area is the centerpiece of the pavilion – a 1,000-seat circular theatre that will entertain the senses and sights. jumping kangaroos, lush plants; Australia's cities, and the lives of the people who live in them, ......All these things are up to you to "discover" with your eyes and ears. Australia will feature a 10 to 15-minute short film that will give visitors a taste of Australia's imaginative land.

In the Imagination area, visitors can choose from succulent Australian food and wine, as well as shop for Australian souvenirs. After enjoying the food and shopping, there are also small performances in the stage performance area, which incorporates **mime, dance, humor and visual arts.

Highlights: Indigenous art exhibitions welcome visitors from all over the world.

The theme of the Australia Pavilion will be "Bedrock", which showcases Australia's unique blend of traditional and contemporary art forms. Upon entering the exhibition area, visitors will be greeted by a large wall of Aboriginal art. The 30 "mimih" pillars, carved from wood, cast resin and steel, represent the slender troglodytes who come from the rugged plateau of Arnhem Land.

There are also schools of fish "yawk yawks", which are woven from traditional fibers and cast from metal, and they are legendary water spirits who swim in the sky above the exhibition area.

Tell the story of women's outstanding achievements and dreams.

One of the main features of the pavilion is the documentary "Sisters", which tells the story of the work and personal lives of 21 Australian and Chinese women, as well as their achievements in different fields. The film will be shown on a high-tech diamond-shaped screen that surrounds the ramp of the first event area of the pavilion. The film showcases the tireless efforts and outstanding contributions of women of all ages in the fields of research, innovation, philanthropy, business, arts, environmental protection and culture, highlighting the commonalities and similar experiences of women in Australia and China, as well as their dreams and efforts to create a sustainable future for society.