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浙江省杭州市文晖实验学校2024-2025学年上学期九年级暑假学习情况反馈英语试题
A tiny forest is a small area of closely planted, fast growing local trees. It is created to copy a natural forest.bringing all its benefits, but for a small space in cities. The first tiny forest was planted by a Japanese plant expert, Dr. Akira Miyawaki in the 1970s. It was so great that it grew quickly in countries such as Denmark. Britain Germany, Ireland and Spain.
As the name suggests, the place doesn't have to be big. An area the size of about 200 m2 is perfect. 600 trees with as many as 40 different kinds, can be planted in the place. With 2 to 7 trees every square metre, the trees are planted much more closely than the ones in normal forests. But there's still room for the trees to grow naturally without the use of fertilizers(肥料)
To plant a tiny forest, one starts with testing the soil and choosing right kinds of trees. In cities, the soil is often in poor condition. It is important to create loose and rich soil. When the soil is prepared, the community will invite school children on a planting day. The forests need 2 to 3 years of care from children. Then the trees can become self-growing. It's believed if children plant their own forest and spend a lot of time caring for it, they will grow up to be healthy adults with a sense of responsibility for the society.
Trees and forests aren't special pieces of nature that should only exist in the countryside. They need to be apart of life in cities too
香港故宫 Hong Kong Palace Museum | |||
Address | West Kowloon Culture District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon | ||
Opening hours | Mon., Wed., Thur. & Sun. 10:00 a.m.—06:00 p.m. | Fri., Sat. & Public Holiday 10:00 a.m.—08:00 p.m. | |
Tickets | HK $50 for adults; HK $25 for children (aged 7—11) , full time students and senior (aged 60 and up) | ||
What to show | Over 900 priceless treasures from the Palace Museum in Beijing, including paintings and ancient books. Many of them are shown in Hong Kong for the first time. Artworks from other parts of the world. | ||
Notes | Please buy the ticket before your visit. Children 6 years old or younger can enter the museum for free. | ||
Importance | To celebrate the 25 th anniversary ( 周年) of Hong Kong return to the motherland. To show the special historical, cultural, artistic significance ( 意义) of the museum. |
Do you know any famous museums in the world?Here are three famous museums in different countries.
The National Art Museum of China Built in 1958,the National Art Museum of China was opened to visitors in 1963. It has more than 100,000 artworks. The museum has been free for visitors since March 2,2011. Opening Hours:9:00﹣17:00,closed on Mondays Rules for Museum Visitors: ★Taking photos is not allowed in the museum. ★Please keep the mobile phone in silent mode(静音模式) when you are in the museum. |
Corning Museum of Glass Set up in 1951 in Corning,New York,the Corning Museum of Glass tells the story of glass about art,history,culture and science. It has the world's best collection of glass with a long history. Children under 17 and students are free. Opening Hours:10:00﹣17:00,from Mondays to Fridays Rules for Museum Visitors: ★Do not take any food or drinks into the museum. ★Do not touch the artworks. |
The Science Museum Located in London,the Science Museum helps people enjoy science by showing them museum holds summer camps in July and August. It is free to enter the museum. Opening Hours:10:00—18:00,closed on Sundays Rules for Museum Visitors: ★Do not touch the robots in the museum. ★No shouting or running in the museum. |
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