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went Chong Qing in July 22.It is a city which was built near mountains. So people call it Mountain City\. In Chong Qing,I went to the Red Stone Center, to see the places which the prisoners lived in the past. It is a terrible and awful trip. There are a lot of dogs, and soldiers with guns near the prisons. And most of the prisons are good, they didn't want to tell the bad people where the other people were. They lived in very small houses. No good food to eat, no good water to drink.They had only twenty minutes to stay out side per day but they still said nothing. I think they are the heros in that century. I will follow their spirit. 下面的长了点。。也难了点。。 That was the first time for me to come to America. The trip was much more exciting than I had expected. As planned, I got my plane ticket and started my journey. Everything went smoothly at first. I departed from my home city Qingdao and changed a larger plane in Seoul, South Korea. The second day the plane arrived in Chicago on time and I was in high spirits for I almost got to my destination—SMSU (Southwest Missouri State University) in Springfield. Just at that time something unexpected happened. When I went through the customs, the immigration officer asked me about the 9-year-old boy who travelled with me all the way from China. As a matter of fact, I didn't really know the boy before. Before I left China, his grandparents heard that I was coming to Springfield through Chicago, so they asked me to take this boy to his parents who work in Chicago. The boy had all the necessary documents, including his passport, American visa, etc. Without any hesitation, I agreed to take care of the boy on my way to Chicago. I explained to the officer, but he insisted that I should show the boy's parents?letter inviting the boy to America, which we didn't bring with us. The officer asked us to stay aside and after a while, another officer came and brought us to a special room and ordered us to be quiet. When I looked around, I found another man there, whose ankle was fastened with fetters to a bench leg. It was obvious that I had lost my freedom. They probably thought I was a smuggler who smuggle children to America. The plane for Springfield was leaving soon. I tried to explain, but they refused to listen. They just asked us to sit still. After about 30 minutes, one officer came to ask me about the boy's parents?telephone number and I told him they were waiting outside the Customs Office and told him their names. The officer said he would find them. After another 20 minutes, he came back and returned my passport and allowed me to go, but he did not bring the boy's parents in. His parents were not allowed into the Customs Office, so the boy had to wait. Just imagine, how frightening for a boy who was only 9 years old, speaking no English and was told to stay there waiting! So I said: "No, I won't go unless the boy goes with me or you let his parents come to fetch him." On hearing this, the officer asked me to wait and after 10 minutes, he came out and gave us the boy's passport and allowed us to leave. I looked at my watch. I had 8 minutes left to get onto my plane. We hurried to look for our luggage. Just as the old saying goes, "When it rains, it pours."One of my luggage bags in which I put all my daily neccessities was missing. I looked everywhere but failed to find it. An officer there told me to go and collect it in Springfield. I had to take the boy to his parents. There were so many people waiting outside. I could not find his parents. I had never seen them before. The boy was so young that I dared not let him go alone to look for his parents for fear he might get lost. Finally I had to call out his father's name at the top of my voice, and getting a few stares. They probally thought I was mad. Luckily he heard me and my mission of taking the boy to his parents was fulfilled. But there was only about 2 minutes before the plane took off. So we (his father and I) hurried to the terminal, only to be told the plane had left exactly 2 minutes before. The officer at the terminal suggested us to take the next day's plane for it was already 9 pm. I was really exhausted. The only thing I could do then was to find the nearest hotel, "Hilton Hotel"to stay for the night. The next day I took the first plane to Springfield. My luggage was still missing, and they just asked me to wait and promised to send it to me the next day. I waited and waited... one day... two days... three days... four days... but still it didn't come. I felt very depressed, for I could not change my clothes for all these days, and they had begun to smell. But what touched me most was that all the colleagues in my department tried their best to help me and to comfort me. Fortunately the luggage arrived six days later. Although the suitcase was broken, everything inside was safe
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有关汶川地震的英文诗Nature cannot be overriden 自然的力量不可抗拒，but the catastrophe of an earthquake brings us too much pain 但地震的惨重后果令我们无比心痛！Never does life yield to diseases without an indomitable fight 对抗疾病，生命能够百般顽强but faced with the natural calamity, it appears so powerless without a struggle 面临天灾，生命却显得如此脆弱！By a violent quake, in an instant, thousands upon thousands of lives were claimed 地动山摇，万千生命瞬间凋零Those we hold dear have reached a better place 罹难者失去的是尘世间生命Leaving the survivors grief and agony that may haunt the rest of their lives 留给幸存者的是余生难以愈合的伤痛Life is transient 生命短暂易逝So be grateful for each new day 所以请珍惜每一个新的日子Every day, 每一天、every hour, 每一小时、and every minute is special; 每一分钟都非同寻常；For you don't know whether it will be your last. 因为你无从知道这是否就是你生命的最后一刻。NEWS-------BBC：中国全力抗地震The quake struck 57 miles (92km) north-west of Sichuan's provincial capital, Chengdu, at 1428 (0628 GMT). China's state-run Xinhua news agency said Premier Wen Jiabao was travelling to the area and troops were being sent to help with disaster relief efforts. Four children are reported to have died when two schools collapsed. More than 100 children were injured, Xinhua added, quoting the local government. Chengdu has a population of more than 10 million people. State television said the quake had not caused major damage to the city or to the nearby Three Gorges Dam. But workers were evacuated from swaying buildings in several cities. Tremors were felt as far afield as Beijing, the Thai capital, Bangkok, and Hanoi in Vietnam. Workers in the Chinese capital, Beijing - about 930 miles from Chengdu - said buildings shook for about two minutes. In the city's financial district, people poured out of buildings, but there were no visible signs of damage. 'Continuous shaking' China's tallest building, the Jinmao Tower in Shanghai, was also evacuated after the earthquake, Reuters news agency said. In Chengdu, residents poured on to the streets."We felt continuous shaking for about two or three minutes. All the people in our office are rushing downstairs," an office worker in Chengdu told Reuters. Telephone lines to the affected areas were jammed, reports said. The government was preparing to send rescue teams to the epicentre in Wenchuan County, state TV said. Earthquakes are common in China - in March a 7.2-magnitude quake struck in the western Xinjiang province. The area where Monday's earthquake struck lies on the eastern edge of the Tibetan plateau and is thinly-populated."Sichuan Earthquake 四川地震"Flags are flying at half-mast across China. China is coming to the end of an official period of mourning for those who died in last week’s earthquake. For three days, there have been no entertainment events and the government has suspended the Olympic torch relay. Chinese officials have said that the death toll from the catastrophe has now risen to over 41,000. Over 230,000 people were injured. Along with the many accounts of suffering and loss, there have been a few amazing stories of survival. Chinese news reported today that a woman in Hongbai has been rescued after being trapped in a tunnel for nine days. She has been taken to hospital and is expected to survive. However, hopes are quickly fading for those who remain trapped. According to the State Council over 32,000 people are missing in the quake area. The rescue workers'attention is now turning towards the recovery of bodies from the rubble and providing food, shelter and drinking water for the survivors. But the relief operation has been hampered by a series of aftershocks, the strongest measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale. Chinese news reports say that mudslides have buried 200 relief workers in the past four days. There are also reports that thousands of residents have been evacuated from an area in Qingchuan county where large cracks have appeared in the top of a mountain. On Monday, tens of thousands of people rushed from their homes after the government warned of a possible major aftershock. They slept on the streets or drove to open ground. Persistent rain is compounding the misery for the homeless. The foreign ministry has appealed to the international community to provide tents for the five million people who have lost their homes. Yesterday, Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to send 250,000 temporary housing units to the region by the end of June, and one million within three months.注：half-mast降半旗mourning哀悼suspended暂停death toll死亡人数catastrophe（突如其来的）大灾难accounts （个人）陈述，解释hopes are quickly fading 希望渺茫recoveryof bodies 找回（遇难者）尸体rubble碎石，碎砖 reliefoperation营救行动aftershocks余震Richter scale 里氏震级mudslides泥流evacuated疏散open ground 开阔地，露天地persistent持续的compounding（因进一步伤害）使（坏事）更坏appealed求助pledged承诺，给予（援助）Composition--------512汶川地震英语作文《总理您别哭》Premier Wen Jiabao, earthquake relief in the frontline commander-in-chief, a session of more than 60-year-old, aftershocks continue in the disaster scene to the spirit of ecstasy in the rubble piled up on the ruins of trouble, and even save people very anxious hands. Fall, climb up, injured his arm bleeding so doctors do not dress, but for a doctor to rescue injured victims. Ciqingcijing, how can we prevent it moving. If it is our own parents, sons and daughters of which it is not Jiuxin ? ! From the disaster of the day, Premier Wen will be the first time in arriving in the area in temporary tents set up in command of the earthquake, relief, rescue. Be buried in the primary school next to the ruins, the Prime Minister with hoarse, choked words, to the ruins of the children propaganda. A reporter at the scene through QQ issued immediately report said: "over 60 of the Prime Minister has no way of the Kude." In fact, Premier Wen is not not strong, but the heart of the Prime Minister for immediate disaster and heartache, this is Love the people's good premier at this time reveal the truth. Where victims of the most dangerous situations where the most serious, Premier Wen Jiabao on command in trouble. We can see that in the most severe earthquake relief moment, of all rescue teams to overcome the difficult 1,000 million insurance, with the fastest speed and rushed to the disaster area, the earthquake has more than 60,000 people were rescued. We felt the earthquake relief is the courage, strength, hope for. The people across the country will not be deterred by this major disaster, there will not be immediate destroyed by the tragedy. We firmly believe that with the party and the government's strong leadership, people of all nationalities throughout the country to aid earthquake relief will be a victory!
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The long-term earthquake prediction And short-term earthquake prediction, the long-term earthquake prediction can be achieved, mainly based on the fault of seismologists and geological structure of the study (Figure 4). The long-term earthquake prediction than the prediction of climate (long-term weather forecast) better, because the earthquake occurred in a certain place with a big geological structure, an 8 earthquake will not happen in the Ordos platform such as the stability of the geological unit . The human fault, and other geological studies have been hundreds of years of history and knowledge to provide the long-term earthquake prediction on the basis of the information. As for the prediction of climate, the wet weather next year, where the flood occurred, it is difficult to judge.这个是关于地震的长期预告的 我还有图 可不能发图 这俩个网站的不错 虽然是中文的 找个在线翻译过来就行了
