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河北省石家庄市第二十八中学2024年中考三模英语试题
Do you have a sweet tooth? Are you a fan of chocolate? If you are answering "yes" to both of thesequestions, then the Lindt Home of Chocolate should be a good place to go.
The Lindt Home of Chocolate is the world's largest chocolate museum. It is in Zurich, Switzerland. Itwas firstly opened to the public in September 2020. If you are looking to take some great photos at themuseum, look no further than the chocolate fountain(喷泉). The fountain is about nine meters high. Around1,500 kilograms of melted(融化的)chocolate is flowing in it. To the disappointment of chocolate lovers, theycan enjoy the fountain but they are not allowed to put their hands into it.
In addition to the fountain, the museum has many other things to offer. The exhibitions(展览)introducethe history of chocolate to visitors. Along the way, there are plenty of tasting chances. The museum even has aspace for chocolate-making classes. Visitors can learn to design and make their own chocolate there.
Switzerland is known for its high-quality chocolate. In the eyes of the Swiss, this tasty brown food standsas a national pride. Almost everyone in the country takes chocolate seriously. The Lindt Home of Chocolate isexpected to spread the love for chocolate.
Chen Shaoqin, a volunteer on art, guides visitors at an art center in Beijing on March 8. [ Photo by WANGWEI/ for China Daily] |
At the age of 73, Chen Shaoqi n from Beijing has shown the world how life should be lived.
Although she only had a middle school education, Chen began studying English at the age of 40 and passed a college entrance exam, making herself from a factory worker to a white- collar clerk in an international trade company. Chen continued to study art after retirement(退休) and finally became an art guide at the age of 67. Over the past five years, she has guided visitors at an art center for three days a week, totaling 3,500 hours.
From an old lady who knew nothing about modern art to a volunteer guide, Chen's hard work and love for learning have encouraged many people. She said that she must continue to learn. As a guide, she is able to attend professional training courses and has the chances to learn from artists and curators (馆长), which gives her encouragement to continue.
Chen has guided many exhibitions over the years, including those of famous artists like Zeng Fanzhi, Xu Bing, Qiu Zhijie and Pab lo Picasso. She believes that every tour is a beautiful journey and a new chance to learn and be moved. Her effort of learning and her ability to mix many subjects have made her an excellent guide. After turning73 this year, she believes that the width of one's life can be expanded(扩展) through self- improvement and learning.
Chen Shaoqi n is a best example that anyone can find their passion(热爱) and then learn, grow and share with others.
Are you interested in traditional Chinese arts? Do you want to learn how to make them by hand? If so, come and join our clubs this weekend in our school.
Sky Lantern Club Introduction: Sky lanterns are made of bamboo and covered with paper. They were first used to ask for help when people were in trouble. Today, they are used to show happiness and good wishes. Time: 8:30 a. m. —10:30 a. m. , Saturday Place: Room 501, Building 3 | |
Paper Cutting Club Introduction: Paper cutting turns a simple thing like a piece of paper into a beautiful piece of art. Pictures about flowers, animals and so on are put on windows, doors and walls as symbols of good wishes and good luck. Time: 9:00 a. m. —11:00 a. m. , Saturday Place: Room 502, Building 3 | |
Chinese Knot Club Introduction: Chinese knots are usually made of red and yellow ropes. People use them to show good wishes, including happiness, love, peace and so on. Time: 2:30 p. m. —4:30 p. m. , Sunday Place: Room 603, Building 3 |
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