Write an English composition about traveling to Yunnan in about 70 words.

It is located in the south of our country. This is really a very beautiful place, with majestic mountains, clear rivers and kind people. Trees and flowers can be seen everywhere.

There are many tourists every year. Maybe you've heard of the Stone Forest. There are all kinds of strange stones. Some small stones look like elegant girls; Those big stones look like handsome men.

Other stones look like cats, peacocks, double-edged swords, mice, elephants and so on. Among all the stones, the legendary stone that looks like a beautiful girl is the most famous. Its name is Ashima. I also went to Li Jiang.

Matters needing attention in English translation

(1) As we all know, English sentences and Chinese sentences are completely different concepts. If we want to translate English into Chinese or Chinese into English, we need to change many things, such as sentence structure. If the sentence structure has not changed fundamentally, then the translation is still a stagnant pool.

(2) If you want to turn over a paper completely, you must pay attention to the use of words, including nouns and some written language, including the treatment of subject-predicate collocation. Especially for the translation of some technical terms, you need to be very strict to ensure that the translated articles can be understood by others.

Matters needing attention in English listening

(1) After receiving the test paper, you should quickly browse the listening part, predict the possible recording content according to the stem and options as soon as possible, try to find the differences between the options, and improve the accuracy of capturing information.

(2) The time of the listening test is preset, usually around 12 minutes. Therefore, it is necessary to cultivate the ability to remember content, such as name, place, time, numbers and so on. Especially for those words that are not sure and can't be written for a while, you should learn to record them quickly with phonetic symbols or abbreviations to create conditions for your own memories after recording.