《旅游英语》复习题带答案Unit Two .pdfVIP

Unit Two Listening scripts: Jiangsu province is called Su for short, which is located in China’s eastern coastal center. It covers an area of 102.6 thousand square kilometers, which is about 1.06 percent of the total area of China, and has a population of 78.7 million in 2010. It is one of the most developed areas in China in economy, technology and culture and best known for its richness and fertileness. There are numerous large bodies of water covering the area, including Yangtze River, Great Canal, and many other fresh water lakes. Therefore, especially, the southern region entitles with the biggest lake district of China. So Jiangsu is very rich in aquatic resource, and the province’s climate is moist and mild, with four distinct seasons. The province, the capital city Nanjing in particular, has a fascinating history. Nanjing has enjoyed a 2 400-year history of prosperity since the Warring State Period, and was the capital of China during six dynasties. Jiangsu has been a tourist paradise ever since ancient times. It has three major tourist centers, namely the Yangtze River Area, the Tai Lake Area and the Xuhuai (Xuzhou and Huai’an) Area. There are now 13 well-known tourist cities, 47 forest parks, 7 tourism and holiday resorts and more than 400 historical sites under protection. Four classical gardens in Suzhou are designated by UNESCO as world cultural heritage. Among all of the interesting places, the Confucius Temple, the Mingling Tombs, Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, the Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s Mausoleum, the Humble Administrator’s Garden and the Master of the Nets Garden are famous all over the world. Part 1 Let’s Listen! Real-time Exercises 1 Ⅰ . Fill in the table according to what you’ve learnt from the passage. General Situation of Jiangsu Province Position