新西兰的英文(终)解读.ppt

structure General introduction Culture Tourism Food Introduction Official name New Zealand Capital Wellington The biggest city Oakland Area 270,534 sq km Language English、maori、 New Zealand sign language Population 4,173,460 (July 2008 est.) Independence day On February 6, 1840 The silver fern： The silver fern Is New Zealands spiritual symbol, because it has strong vitality, therefore is regarded as the New Zealand immigration pioneering spirit, is the sacred tree of New Zealand. Kiwi fruit New Zealand milk powder is one of the most famous milk to the world tourism Tourism is a fundamental contributor to New Zealand’s economy and way of life.? Tourism contributes close to 10% of gross domestic product (GDP) as well as directly and indirectly employing nearly one in ten New Zealanders.? Importantly, and despite more challenging times in the past 12 months, tourism remains one of New Zealand’s largest foreign exchange earners. The graph below shows how tourism and its contribution is felt at national, regional and local levels throughout the New Zealand economy. the food culture in New Zealand Mount Cook Mt Cook库克山 :the highest peak, 3,754 meters high Lake Taupo陶波湖 sits in central North Island. It covers 606 sq km; it is 40 km long and 27 km wide. In the surrounding area are numerous geysers喷泉 and hot springs. Queenstown Queenstown,New Zealand, is the Southern Hemisphere’s premier four season lake and alpine resort. The Clutha 克鲁萨 : the largest river, 336 km long in the South Island. Lake Rotorua （罗托鲁阿湖） Gold Coast 这里有明媚的阳光、 连绵的白色沙滩、 湛蓝透明的海水、 浪漫的棕榈林 Beehive 蜂窝(国会大厦), Wellington: The Beehive, named for its appearance, is part of the parliamentary complex in Wellington, the capital of New Zealand. The building houses the offices of the prime minister and the cabinet. In 1893 New Zealand became the first country