Choose a continent you like to write an essay on

1. Choose any continent and write an introduction to its natural scenery

Africa

There are not many islands off the coast of Africa, and most of them are very small. The area of ??the islands is only 2 of the continent's area. The continent is wide in the north and narrow in the south, like a scalene triangle. The coast is straight and there are few bays and peninsulas. The entire territory is a plateau continent with an average altitude of 750 meters. It is roughly bounded by the mouth of the Congo River (called Zaire River in Zaire) to the northern edge of the Ethiopian Plateau. The southeastern half has plateaus with an altitude of more than 1000 meters, which is called high Africa; the northwest half is mostly at an altitude of 500 meters. meters below, it is called low Africa. Most of Africa's taller mountains stand in the coastal areas of the plateau: the Atlas Mountains on the northwest coast, Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro in the east, and the Drakensberg Mountains in the south. Mount Kilimanjaro is an active volcano with an altitude of 5895 meters, the highest peak in Africa. The Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa is the longest rift zone in the world, stretching from the mouth of the Shire River in the south to the northern Dead Sea in Western Asia, with a length of approximately 6,400 kilometers. There are many long and narrow lakes in the rift valley, with deep water and steep banks. Lake Assal on the east side of the Ethiopian Plateau is 153 meters below sea level. It is the lowest point on the African continent. The large rivers in Africa are affected by geological structures and other natural factors. The river system is more complex, with many rapids and waterfalls. In order of length

they are the Nile River (a total length of 6 6 7 1 kilometers, the longest river in the world), the Congo River (called Zaire River in Zaire) ), Niger River, Zambezi River, Ubangi River, Kasai River, Orange River, etc. Lakes are mostly distributed in the East African Rift Valley. In order of size, they are Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi, Lake Chad, etc.

Most of Africa is located between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Cancer. The area with high temperatures throughout the year is vast and is known as the "tropical continent". There is less precipitation in the territory. Only the Congo Basin and the Gulf of Guinea coast have an average annual precipitation of more than 1500 mm. Areas with an average annual precipitation of less than 500 mm account for 50% of the continent's area. The Congo Basin and the Gulf of Guinea coast have a tropical rainforest climate. The Mediterranean coast has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with hot and dry summers and warm and rainy winters. The Sahara Desert in North Africa and the western part of the South African Plateau receive very little rainfall and have a tropical desert climate. Other vast areas have rainy summers and dry winters, and mostly have a tropical grassland climate. The eastern part of Madagascar has a tropical rainforest climate, and the western part has a savanna climate. 2. Please choose any continent and write a brief explanation

Africa

Africa

The second largest continent in the world, Slightly smaller than Asia, it accounts for about 1/5 of the earth's total land area. It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean to the east, and the confluence waters of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans to the south.

It is the abbreviation of "Africa", and its English name is Africa.

There are many interesting legends circulating about the origin of the word Africa:

One legend is that in ancient times, there was a chief named Africa who invaded in 2000 BC. North Africa, where a city named Afrikyah was established, and later people called this large area Africa.

Another legend is that "Africa" ??is the name of a goddess worshiped by the Berbers living in North Africa. This goddess is a patron saint. It is said that as early as the 1st century BC, the Berbers discovered a statue of this goddess in a temple. She was a young woman wearing elephant skin. Since then, people have used the name of the goddess "Africa" ??as the name of the African continent.

Another theory is that the word africa comes from the Latin aprica, which means "a place where the sun is hot." Compared with Greece and Rome on the north coast of the Mediterranean, the sun in North Africa is indeed much hotter.

Another theory is that the word Africa is derived from the Arabic word afar, which means "dust". It is named after the continent's dry climate and strong sandstorms.

In addition, there is another theory that the Roman conqueror Scipion who invaded the Carthage area (now Tunisia) was nicknamed "Scipion African". In order to commemorate this conqueror, The Roman rulers called this area "Africa". Later, the Romans continued to expand and established the province of New Africa. At that time, the name was restricted to the northern regions of the continent. By the 2nd century AD, the territory of the Roman Empire in Africa expanded to the entire northeastern region from the Strait of Gibraltar to Egypt. People called the Romans or locals living here African, which means Africans. This place was also called "Africa", and later generally referred to the African continent.

Africa has a total land area of ??nearly 30,365,700 square kilometers (11,724,300 square miles), with a length of about 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) from north to south and about 7,403 kilometers (from east to west). 4600 miles). In many places in Africa, people do not use tables and chairs, knives and forks, or chopsticks to eat. Instead, they eat with their hands.

When eating, everyone sits in a circle, with a lunch box and a vegetable box in the middle. Each person presses the edge of the lunch box or vegetable box with his left hand, uses the fingers of his right hand to grab the rice and vegetables in front of him, and puts it into his mouth. At this point, you will be at a loss as to what to do, and may even have your hands covered with rice. However, Africans make clean and neat movements when grabbing and eating. Guests should be careful not to scatter food on the ground when eating. This is taboo for the host. After the meal is over and the elders have not left the table, the younger ones should sit quietly and wait; when the children leave the table, they must bow to their parents to express their gratitude; the guests should wait for the host to finish eating and leave together.

For details, see: 3. Choose a continent you like and describe its natural and human geographical features

Europe Overview Name Europa, referred to as Europe.

Location: Located in the northwest of the Eastern Hemisphere, west of Asia. It is bounded by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the south and Africa, the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the Bosphorus Strait, and the Dardanelles Strait to the east, and Asia to the northwest. It is separated from the Greenland Sea and Denmark to the northwest. The strait is opposite North America.

Scope: The mainland extends from the Polar Ural Mountains in the east (66°10′ east longitude, 67°46′ north latitude) to Cape Marokhi (5°36′ west longitude, 36°00′ north latitude) in the south. It reaches Cape Roca in the west (9°31′W, 38°47′N) and Cape Norchen (27°42′E, 71°08′N) in the north. Area: 10.16 million square kilometers, accounting for approximately 6.8% of the world's total land area, only larger than Oceania, and is the sixth largest continent in the world.

Geographic region: There are 44 countries and regions in Europe. Geographically, it is divided into five regions: Southern Europe, Western Europe, Central Europe, Northern Europe and Eastern Europe.

Southern Europe refers to the Balkan Peninsula, Apennine Peninsula, Iberian Peninsula and nearby islands south of the Alps, including Yugoslavia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, and Italy , Vatican City, San Marino, Malta, Spain, Portugal and Andorra. Western Europe in a narrow sense refers to the western part of Europe on the Atlantic Ocean and nearby islands, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France and Monaco.

Central Europe refers to the central region of Europe south of the Baltic Sea and north of the Alps. Including Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.

Northern Europe refers to the Jutland Peninsula and Scandinavia Peninsula in northern Europe. Includes Iceland, Faroe Islands (Denmark), Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.

Eastern Europe refers to the eastern region of Europe, geographically referring to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova and western Russia. It has a population of 728 million, accounting for approximately 12.5% ??of the world's total population. It is the continent with the highest population density.

The population is relatively evenly distributed. The population density of most countries is 50 people/square kilometer, with only the Nordic region relatively sparse.

Ethnicity: The vast majority of residents in Europe are Caucasian (European race), and the ethnic composition is relatively homogeneous across continents. There are about 70 ethnic groups in the continent, most of which have a certain population. Small ethnic groups and small tribes are relatively rare.

The ethnic composition of most countries is also relatively homogeneous. Countries with more complex ethnic composition include Russia, Switzerland, etc.

Language: There are many languages ??in European countries, the main languages ??are English, Russian, French, German, Italian, Spanish, etc. Religion: Most residents believe in Catholicism and Christianity.

Natural environment Coastline The continental coastline is 379 million kilometers long and is the continent with the most tortuous coastline in the world. Many peninsulas, islands and harbors.

The total area of ??peninsulas and islands accounts for about 1/3 of the continent's area (the peninsula covers an area of ??about 2.4 million square kilometers, accounting for about 24% of the continent's area; the islands cover an area of ??about 750,000 square kilometers, Approximately 7% of the continent's total area). There are also many inland seas and bays deep into the mainland.

Topography: The general terrain of Europe is mainly characterized by plains, glaciers are widely distributed, and mountains and mountains are concentrated in the south. Plateaus, hills and mountains with an altitude of more than 200 meters account for about 40% of the continent's area. Only 15% of the continent has an altitude of 500 to 000 meters, only about 2% of the mountains have an altitude of more than 2000 meters, and about 60% of the continent has plains with an altitude of less than 200 meters. The average altitude of the entire continent is 300 meters, making it the continent with the lowest average altitude.

The European Plain stretches from the Atlantic coast in the west to the Ural Mountains in the east, stretching for thousands of miles, forming a great plain across Europe. The Alps stretch across the south and are the largest mountain ranges in Europe.

Mount Elbrus, the main peak of the Greater Caucasus Mountains in the southeast, is the highest peak in Europe at 5,642 meters above sea level. The Scandinavian mountains in northern Europe have relatively gentle terrain, and the coasts have many fjords that go deep into the interior and have steep fjords on both sides.

The lowlands along the northern coast of the Caspian Sea are 28 meters below sea level, the lowest point in the continent. Climate: The climate in most parts of Europe is mild and humid.

The mainland spans 35° of latitude from north to south, and only 47° including its affiliated islands. Except for the northern coast and the islands in the Arctic Ocean, which are in the cold zone, and the coastal areas of southern Europe are in the subtropical zone, almost all of them are in the temperate zone. It is the continent with the widest distribution area of ??temperate maritime climate in the world.

No place in western Europe is more than 700 kilometers away from the ocean, while the farthest place in the east is up to 1,600 kilometers away from the ocean. Therefore, Europe transitions from oceanic climate to continental climate from west to east. And due to the vastness of the plains, the moist westerly wind blowing from the vast Atlantic Ocean can penetrate deeply into the interior without hindrance. The moist air regulates the temperature. The North Atlantic Warm Current makes the entire western Europe and the coastal areas of western Europe warmer.

The coldest month in most areas is between 0 and 16℃; the average temperature in the hottest month is mostly between 8 and 4℃. The amount and distribution of precipitation vary depending on distance from the Atlantic Ocean and prevailing wind direction.

On the windward slope near the Atlantic Ocean, the average annual precipitation is more than 1,000 mm. In the vast low mountains, hills, plateaus and plains, the average annual precipitation is between 500 and 000 mm. The southern part of the three major peninsulas of Southern Europe belongs to the subtropical Mediterranean winter precipitation area, and winter precipitation accounts for about 30% of the annual precipitation. Water system: The European river network is relatively dense, with many short and abundant rivers, and many rivers are connected by canals.

The outflow area accounts for about 80.5%, of which the drainage area of ??rivers flowing into the Atlantic Ocean (including flowing into the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea) accounts for about 68% of the entire continent; the area that flows into the Arctic Ocean accounts for about 12.5%; the inflow area accounts for about 19.5% , mostly injected into the Caspian Sea. The main rivers are the Volga, Danube, Ural, Dnieper, Don, Rhine, Rhone, Thames, etc.

The highest waterfall in Europe is Olmeli Falls in Norway, with a height of 563 meters. Europe has many lakes, and it is a continent with many small lake groups, but the distribution is very uneven, mainly in the north and the Alps.

Most European lakes were formed by glaciers.

There are many large moraine lakes and structural lakes distributed in the foothills of the Alps, and many mountain rivers flow through the lakes.

Natural Resources Minerals Geological exploration in Europe was carried out earlier, and most areas have been explored. At present, the proven reserves of oil are about 12.4 billion tons; the proven reserves of natural gas are about 37 trillion cubic meters (mostly concentrated in the former Soviet Union, followed by China. 4. Write an essay using a navigator you like

Zheng He is an outstanding figure in China's history of foreign exchanges. Zheng He's voyages to the West are an important event in the history of China and the world's navigation, embodying the openness, enterprising, peace, friendship, exchanges and cooperation, and strategic planning of our great Chinese nation. The ocean and the spirit of daring to be the first in the world.

The era of Zheng He's voyages to the West was from 1405 to 1433. Zheng He made seven voyages in total. The fleet was very large, and the ships needed to communicate with each other. There was no telecommunications method at that time, so how could they communicate? The fleet was equipped with transportation boats, audio signals, flags and other equipment. "Every task must be done one after another, and the left and right sides should be pulled together to avoid being separated." Sometimes when encountering weather with poor visibility, gongs, trumpets, and conch horns are also used as communication tools. This shows that the ancient Chinese people's wisdom in command is remarkable. .

The glory of Zheng He's voyages to the West reflects the Chinese nation's unique scientific and technological achievements in the history of world civilization.

China has been able to measure the sun, moon and stars for a long time. Azimuth and the direction and position of the ship. Zheng He's fleet had combined the application of nautical astronomical positioning with the navigation compass to improve the accuracy of determining the ship's position and direction. This technology was called "star-finding" and showed that China at that time. The world's advanced level of astronomical navigation

Zheng He's geological navigation technology in the Western Ocean was based on marine scientific knowledge and nautical charts, and used navigation instruments such as logs and depth sounders. Maps and bookkeeping were used to ensure the ship's sailing route.

Zheng He's voyages to the West reflected the brilliance of China's advanced navigation technology and demonstrated the great wisdom of ancient Chinese people, thus creating Zheng He's great voyage to the West. .

Zheng He made a historic breakthrough in his seven voyages to the West. He reached the Atlantic Ocean and crossed the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Atlantic Ocean. At that time, he relied only on wooden ships and sailed by natural wind, overcoming various obstacles. The difficulty is remarkable, not only does it require mastering various technologies and knowledge, but also requires courage and the spirit of adventure.

Zheng He's seven voyages to the West also made many contributions. , also belongs to the world. He devoted himself to the ocean for 28 years since he was in his 30s. He was 60 years old on his last voyage to the West, but he failed to come back this time and died of illness at the age of 62. p>

Zheng He represents a value trend of Chinese people who are not afraid of hardships and conquer nature, and a determination to open the country to the world for cultural exchanges.

Zheng He's dedication to serving the country. The spirit is eternal and deserves to be inherited and carried forward by future generations to promote human civilization. 5. Choose your favorite scene and write a composition of about 500 on the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter

Chapter 1: My favorite season My favorite season is winter when the snow is falling! We all know that spring is a season when everything revives and full of spring. The warm spring breeze blows over us, but I think spring is too lazy; summer is a season with blazing sun and clear sky, and the starry sky on summer nights is even more beautiful. It is so beautiful that there is nothing to say, but I think summer is a boring season; autumn is a harvest season, when the wild geese fly south, the cool breeze howls, and the earth dedicates its fruits to the world, but I think autumn is too lazy; and Winter is my favorite! In winter, there is heavy snowfall, and every snowflake is like a flying elf, flying all over the sky; the coldness of winter inspires human willpower and makes our mood active! I love winter! Chapter 2: My Favorite Season Some people like the vibrant spring, some like the scorching summer, and some like the autumn with the fragrant fruits, but I like the pure white winter.

In the morning, the weather suddenly turned cold, and the clouds moved one by one in the sky. At noon, large tracts of snowflakes began to fall from the sky. The snow is falling on the ground, it is as moist as jade, as light as fog, and is blown by the wind and spinning in the sky.

They wandered freely, and the earth slowly changed into white silver. After a while, the snow stopped, and the whole earth seemed to be wrapped in light gauze, and also seemed to be shrouded in a layer of silver mist.

The sun came out, and Anyang immediately became a crystal-like city. Walking on the street is like walking in a fairy tale fairy palace.

The trees beside the road were covered with shiny snowballs. The distance is thousands of miles white.

The white snow emits dazzling light under the sunlight. The snow on the street is not very thick, and it makes a crunching sound when stepped on, forming a beautiful piece of music.

The children also went out to play. They were as happy as a group of birds just out of the cage. ah! Winter, your heart is so white. We can't forget your beauty, let alone your contribution to wheat.

Chapter 3: My favorite season is a riddle: In this season, you can eat a kind of fruit. This fruit is green on the outside, red when you eat it, and black when you spit it out. of. Haha, everyone guessed it right, watermelon. The season when watermelons are on the market is summer.

People who live on land don’t know, but people who live by the lake can feel it. Under the sun, the lake surface sparkles like a mirror that has accidentally fallen into a golden mountain. Lotus leaves are all over the lake, and the small water droplets on the lotus leaves are shining with golden light, like pearls shining with brilliance.

Looking from a distance, it looks like a large green cloth studded with diamonds. In this boundless place, some happy little girls are smiling happily. Under their pink little faces are the bright yellow and golden stamens of the paradise of honey bees.

Sometimes, you will see a flash of golden light cutting through the water. Don't be afraid, it's the fish jumping out of the water and the sun shining down, just like magic, turning the whitebait into "goldfish".

No, look, there is this golden thread and this lace. The grass in summer is no longer as green as in spring, it has turned dark.

The green grass is dotted with star-like, colorful wildflowers, like many butterflies flying, and with the real flying butterflies, it seems as if the entire grassland is jumping up and down. Trees that only have a few leaves in spring will be unrecognizable to you in summer because their leaves are so green and big.

Although the sun is very scorching in summer, what does the blazing sun mean in front of this leafy tree? Summer, the charming season! Chapter 4: My favorite season Huh? Who knocked over the paint bottle? oh! It turns out to be spring. Miss Chun came to the world with light steps. She picked up the brush with her slender hands and painted a "picture full of spring".

The spring breeze blew through the creek, the ice and snow on the creek melted, and the clear creek began a new life. The crystal clear water drops jumped with excitement when they heard that spring was coming! In the stream, groups of tadpoles are playing hide and seek.

Some tadpoles are so smart that they form the shape of a necklace. Other tadpoles look for it but can't find it. The spring breeze blows through the garden, and the colorful flowers know that spring is coming, and they are all covered in colorful clothes.

Red, yellow, white, purple... they are blooming all over the mountains and plains, reporting to people: spring has come. So, everywhere is filled with the fragrance of flowers.

The spring breeze blew across the ground, and several cracks appeared on the ground. The grass underground used all its strength to rush upward! Go! Finally I got out of the ground, stuck out my little head, looked here and there, and looked at this brand new world. The scope of the grass slowly expanded, and they were not to be outdone, weaving a green carpet for Miss Chun, on which the children could play and sing.

The spring breeze blew through the wheat fields, and layers of wheat waves surged like a green ocean.

I breathed in the wheat-scented air, which made me feel relaxed and happy! The spring breeze blows through the bamboo forest, and bamboo shoots emerge from the bamboo forest. They are wearing brown coats and have three or four little braids on their heads. They are very cute! Don't underestimate these bamboo shoots, they are also famous little music conductors! The wild geese returning from the north lined up in a neat line, singing and flying forward.

The little musician heard the unpleasant singing and quickly started conducting. At this time, sister Chunyu, who loves to play, also came to join in the fun. She made a "swishy" sound, oh! It turns out that this is the symphony of nature, how beautiful and beautiful it is! The spring rain is still falling, like cow hair, like silk threads. The peach trees in the orchard have drunk enough of the sweet rainwater, and bloomed pink and rosy flowers, like a shy little girl, blushing with shame.

Looking from a distance, it seems like a small piece of paradise on earth. The beauty is indescribable. When you are in it, you will feel as if you are in a state of ecstasy. How can you not be intoxicated by the fragrance of flowers and the beautiful scenery? After the rain, the bright sunshine shines on the rippling water. Suddenly, the water is sparkling, as if it is sprinkled with gold powder, which is very dazzling.

The arrival of spring fills the hearts of all things with joy and life. spring! Your vitality gives me strength and cheers me up to study hard. Your beauty cultivates my sentiment.

In short, it blends into one sentence: "Spring! I love you!". 6. Write an introduction to the natural scenery of a continent

Let’s say Oceania. . . Haha, I like it very much

The coastline is more than 20,100 kilometers long. Part of the Australian mainland is low and flat, with an average altitude of 350 meters. Only the edges of Australia have mountains. The eastern part of Australia is a belt of mountains, mesas and river valleys. It has the highest point in Australia. Australia has Mount Xiask with an altitude of 2,228 meters. The central plain of Australia has an altitude of less than 200 meters. The level of Lake Eyre is -16 meters, which is the lowest point in Australia. Australia's western plateau is mostly desert and semi-desert. The Murray River is the longest river in the country, with a length of 3,490 kilometers, with North Lake Eyre as the center. There are some intermittent inland rivers in the basin. Most areas have a tropical and subtropical climate. Australia's annual rainfall is 250-2,000 mm. Australia is rich in mineral resources. Australia's reserves of iron, aluminum, uranium, etc. rank first in the world At the forefront of all countries. It is rich in groundwater resources. Australia is world-famous for its unique kangaroos, koalas and other rare animals. 7. Write a 400-word essay introducing Nanzhou Middle School

Introduce your own essay, ***6 articles, Choose for yourself

Hello everyone, my name is xxx. I am a playful child. My advantage is that I am not proud. I always disobey the teacher and am a bad boy, but I recognize the truth. I am a very, very good student. I am nine years old this year and I am very short. Everyone says that I am a little girl with a watermelon head. My mother and father said: "Change this hair into a smaller one! If you don't want it, mother, don't want it." Said: “No, I said okay! My mother gave me a small haircut, which I find ugly. Sometimes I want to work unknowingly. I help my mother with her work at home. One of my characteristics is that I finish my homework on time. I am a good child and a Good student, after a few months, I asked my mother to give me a watermelon head again. I still think the watermelon head is easy to read.

Introduce yourself

My name is Ning*, I am 9 years old this year. I have a father, a mother and an older brother. I am the Chinese class representative in my class. Because I am very cute, I am very popular. How about it, you know me now!

Introduce yourself

Tall, with a round face and a pair of round eyes under thick eyebrows. When he smiles, he reveals his uneven teeth, full of Love of life, this is me - Lu Wenliao, a boy from the No. 1 Experimental Primary School in Xiangfan City.

Do you know the origin of my name? Let me tell you. Lu is my last name, and my father said: “During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a general named Zhang Liao, whose courtesy name was Wenyuan.

"Dad took the two characters "Wen" and "Liao", so he was called Lu Wenliao.

I like sports very much, and my favorite is running and playing football. There are kids playing football every Sunday. Our school held the autumn festival I participate in every sports meeting. I have won three consecutive championships in the men's 100-meter race, and I have won many honors for the class.

I especially like reading, and I asked my mother to buy a lot of them for me. Books include: "One Hundred Thousand Whys", "Children's Encyclopedia", etc. I like to read excellent composition books most, because they can improve my writing skills.

Look, this is me. Make friends with me. 8. The first part of the third unit composition, choose your favorite scene or object

The lotus is a symbol of sanctity and beauty. It comes out of the mud and is white and flawless. It is fragrant and natural. Beautiful, extremely exquisite, pure and modest, graceful and endearing.

When approaching the lotus pond, the first thing you see is the endless lotus leaves, like some green ocean. A little tip, very cute; some have grown to be as big as the palm of your hand, swaying in the breeze, standing tall; some have grown into "big jade plates", full of vitality. They were crowded together, as if they were a group of brothers and sisters, connected heart to heart. At this time, a gust of wind blew, and the "green ocean" was undulating in an instant, and the lotus leaves were tumbling one after another. The wind stopped. , the "green ocean" calmed down again. The water drops on the leaves were rolling, crystal clear, like beautiful pearls. It was really "a gust of wind blew the blue waves, and the pearls were scattered."

Take a closer look. The lotus flowers are in various shapes, as white and as pure as crystal. Some have only one green-white bud, shy and ready to bloom; some are only half-opened, with some petals. Scattered, others clustered around the stamens, like a beauty with undressed clothes; those that were fully opened, like girls in pure white clothes dancing; and some, the petals have fallen off, revealing the green The green lotus pods and the small holes on the lotus seeds seem to be small mouths, shouting with open throat: "I'm mature, come and pick it!" "The lotus exudes a fresh and elegant fragrance, attracting butterflies to fly and play among them, which is pleasing to the eye. And the naughty dragonfly flaps its wings and flies from one flower to another, playing happily with the lotus. I was intoxicated, feeling that the lotus flowers in front of me were graceful lotus fairies dancing gracefully.

The lotus flowers are not only beautiful, but also very useful. Its leaves can be used to make tea and make traditional Chinese medicine, and the lotus roots can be eaten. , lotus seeds are the best food to cool down and relieve heat in summer. In short, the whole body is a treasure.

Lotus is not as graceful and luxurious as peony, not as fragrant as plum blossoms, and not as small as orchids. Delicate and delicate, however, she silently disperses bursts of fragrance and provides the slightest coolness to the hot summer.

ah! I love the lotus, its graceful and graceful posture, and even more its noble and bright character of "coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the ripples without being demonic"! 9. Describe your favorite continent in English and why you like it

There is such an empty question now! well! Ask a junior high school student to write about his favorite continent...

i love europe. because there's an european union which is a strong group in the world. we often call them europeans, not frenchmen, italians and so on, for they are united together.also i think the men there are very handsome and the women are beautiful.

in a word, i love that continent!(love what?love nimagebi.so dull the question is!)

Don’t copy in brackets.