unit 7 dialogue 旅游英语.pptVIP

* Dialogue1: Talking About Food Wang: You’ve tasted foods of many cultures, I guess. Jean: Yes, I have. In America, People like to dine out for a change at weekends. Wang: What food is your favorite? Jean: Chinese food. What struck me most is its varieties and delicacy. Since China is a large country with more than 50 nationalities and long history, it is not surprising to find that many Chinese eat differently. But I don’t know which varieties are more typical. Wang: Well, it is pretty hard to generalize about Chinese food. Yet there are eight well-known dishes, Guangdong dishes, Jiangsu dishes, Zhejiang dishes., , Hunan dishes, Fujian dishes, and Anhui dishes. Jean: I know that Sichuan dishes are very hot. But I wonder why Sichuan people like hot food as the weather there is hot enough. Wang: They say hot food makes you perspire. Perspiration will lower your temperature and thus you’ll feel less hot. Jean: No wonder anthropologists say that people eat what their cultures teach them. dine out, 外出进餐 they would dine out together once a month. 他们 常常每月一起外出到餐馆吃一次饭. favorite, n 特别喜爱的人或物. These books are great favorites of mine. 这些是最喜欢的书. strike . v. 给…以深刻的印象. How does the plan strike you? 你对这个计划的印象如何? variety, n. 变化,多样化. There was little she could do to add variety to his daily routine. 她几乎没有办法使老一套的日常生活有一点变化. typical, a. 典型的,有代表性的 A typical radio transmitter has a power of 100 kilowatts. 一台典型的无线电发射功率为100千瓦. no wonder: 并不奇怪,不足为奇. No wonder he didn’t want to go. 难怪他不想去. Dialogue1: Talking About Food Wang: You’ve tasted foods of many cultures, I guess. Jean: Yes, I have. In America, People like to dine out for a change at weekends. Wang: What food is your favourite? Jean: Chinese food. What struck me most is its varieties and delicacy. Since China is a large country with more than 50 nationalities and long history, it is not surprising to find that many Chinese eat different