春节生活 英语作文

1) How Do People in My Hometown Observe Spring Festival? 2) My College Life - A Summary of the First Term in Zhejiang Gongshang UniversitySpring Festival in my Hometown The Spring Festival, the most jubilant and important festival in China, is observed by most Chinese people at home and abroad. Our hometown is not an exception.Similar with other places in china, we prepare for the festival about half a month before. With the lunar New Year approaching, the red lanterns are hung up along the main streets, making the ancient town filled with the festival atmosphere. While people clean up their houses, decorate it with traditional decorations such as Chinese knots and paper cutting. Each family pastes up Spring Festival couplets to convey their best wishes for the coming year.On the New Years Eve, the whole family sits around, having a sumptuous feast of reunion. It is worth mentioning that the food we have called maiyouzhi is unique. There is a flat piece of wheat sheet covering various vegetable and meat then rolling them up. What a delicious it is! After dinner, the family always watches the Spring Festival Gala Evening, and sets up fireworks to watch in the New Year.On the first day of the New Year, people pay visits to the relatives and friends to send New Years greetings to each other and wish everything smoothly in the new year. The kids can get a lot of lucky money from the elders. During the whole holiday, there are varied activities in the town such as lion and dragon dance, and all the citizens enjoy them very much. People celebrate the festival until the Lantern festival. However, the wonderful memory and the joy of the Spring Festival will last long.Its really my honor to be part of Zhejiang Gongshang University. My College LifeHow time flies! I have been in Zhejiang Gongshang University for a semester. In retrospect, my college life is busy but colorful. Different from my senior high schools life, the whole new life I led is much freer. I arranged my time, becoming the master of myself. First of all, study is still the core of my life. I major in Japanese which is both interesting and challenging. We are required to be accomplished in listening, speaking, reading, writing and translating. As a result I had to spend most of time in improving my abilities. Besides of the regular courses, I often attended the lecture and went to the library to enrich my knowledge, and I do benefit from what I learnt. As to the after school life, what I consider most meaningful is joining the YVP to serve society. I think it is the responsibility for every university student to make contribution to the community. Little as my effort is, I tried my best to help the people around us. Once the YVP organized us to sell secondhand books and raise the money to help the people indeed. In addition, I quite enjoy the travels and the bees. Travels let me experience the sunshine, fresh air as well as the special taste of the local customs and practices. While the bees keep the friendship shining, and friends are as if family members. Both of them