一篇关于二次世界大战抗日战争的英文文章

第一篇：一篇关于二次世界大战抗日战争的英文文章

The definite target of the invaders—the Japanese was undoubtable—china.What they did before in china was a scheme.They either intended to the various properties or conquer the whole nation which including everything on this board land.Japanese soldiers had received rigorous training.They were trained as killing machines.Though the domestic of japan strongly disproved the action of their army, the government insisted on the policy which mean japan would dominate china using weapon.Chinese people got furious.The corporate goal –get rid of Japanese—made them braver than ever before.The connotation of home and nation was deeply carved in their brave heart.The subtle invaders devastated everything in china without telling the truth to Japanese people.Some amateurs of second world war history research revealed the truth which to domestic people was unbelievable.The news and information was deficient.It made them confused.War went on with blood.When the Japanese army perceived that the power of Chinese people was out of their imagine, they were to fail.In 1945 ,japan …

The defeat of Japanese army would be the remorse of japan forever…

2007.12.11

第二篇：抗日战争文章读后感

《狼牙山五壮士》读后感

读了《狼牙山五壮士》这篇课文，那五壮士令我敬佩。

《狼牙山五壮士》一文叙述了1941的秋天，五位抗日英雄胜利地完成了阻击敌人，掩护人民群众和连队转移的光荣而艰巨的任务。在弹尽粮绝，就要被敌人俘虏时，毅然跳崖，以身殉国，谱写了一曲惊天地泣鬼神的英雄乐章。

文中这样一个片断令我最感动：五壮士高呼着“打倒日本帝国主义”!“中国共产党万岁”!然后昂首挺胸，迈开大步，相继跳下悬崖。这声音惊天动地，气壮山河，喊出了中国人的肺腑之声。多么伟大的五壮士啊!他们毫不畏惧，不怕牺牲的崇高革命精神永远值得我们学习。狼牙山五壮士为了民族的解放事业，克服了重重艰难险阻，赴汤蹈火，为国捐躯。正是因为无数革命先烈抛头颅，洒热血，前仆后继，才换来了我们今天的幸福生活。如果今天我在学习上遇到一点困难就打退堂鼓，那明天怎么去为祖国做贡献呢我又怎么能对得起先烈们的英灵呢我羞愧万分，不断地责备自己。我们作为新中国的少先队员应该以先烈们的精神为动力，勤奋学习，刻苦钻研，掌握科学文化知识，练就过硬的本领，做跨世纪的接班人，把祖国建设得更加美丽，富饶。

五壮士的英雄壮举正是中华民族的脊梁，他们是中华儿女的楷模;他们的英雄气概将浩气长存，他们的英勇事迹流芳百世，永垂不朽……不知不觉，我心中耸立起一座雄伟而庄严的丰碑，上面镌刻着狼牙山五壮士的名字：马宝玉，葛振林，宋学义，胡德林，胡福才。以后，我决定要向五壮士一样，要不屈不饶。成为祖国大地的花朵，成为世界的骄傲。

第三篇：英文文章

Explore Nanjing, host of 2014

Youth Olympics

The 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing are only a few days away.As the world tunes in to the international event, the host city has a chance to highlight its unique charm and fascinating history.Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu province, does not see the flow of international travelers that Beijing and Shanghai do.With a blend of the modern and traditional, Nanjing has a proud history of being “the ancient capital of six dynasties”.Royal summer retreats of Chinese emperorsTaking a summer escape away from hot and stuffy air is not a modern idea.At a time when air conditioning and the refrigerator were not even a summer dream, traveling to a place for milder weather and cooler water seemed more important to people, including for the emperors.Like clockwork, many emperors would stay at a summer resort with their concubines and ministers during the hottest months each year.Here we take a look at some of the summer resorts lived by the royal families, which now can be enjoyed by ordinary people.Boeing 787 to serve Xiamen Air A Boeing 787, the first of its kind for Xiamen Air, will land at Xiamen Airport in Fujian province on Aug 31 after completing its first test flight on Aug 12 in Seattle, US.The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is the first mid-sized long-range airliner in aircraft history.As Xiamen Air’s first wide-bodied aircraft, the Boeing 787 can fly 14,232 kilometers and enable Xiamen Air to open more non-stop air routes.Xiamen Air has ordered six Boeing 787 planes.The second one will be delivered in October and the other four are scheduled for delivery next year.Xiamen Air is the third airline company in China to introduce the Boeing 787, following China Southern and Hainan airlines.Xiamen Air currently has 106 planes.The new Boeing 787 will initially be used for domestic flights and later serve international routes, as the airline hopes to expand its international service.The new plane will first fly between Fuzhou and Beijing in September, and then fly to North America and Europe after approval.

第四篇：感恩节文章(英文)

Theology 2 D 11.17 Yuxuan Li Theology Newsletter for Thanksgiving/Advent

I’d like to spend the next few days focusing on Thanksgiving.That’s right, Thanksgiving.Yes, I know that the official American holiday falls on the fourth Thursday in November, not the third Monday.So, yes, I know that I’m a week early.But I’d like to begin to offer some thoughts on Thanksgiving, even though we won’t be sitting down to a Turkey dinner for another 240 hours or so.Why start a conversation about Thanksgiving now? I do not mean in any way to undermine the specialness of the traditional holiday.I think it’s great that the United States continues to set apart a day a year for giving thanks.And I think it’s doubly great that most of us still believe that Thanksgiving is a day for actually giving thanks to God, not just a time for feeling nebulously thankful while filling our faces with a Turkey dinner and watching football on TV.My hope is that by writing about Thanksgiving a week and a half early, I might actually enhance your celebration of Thanksgiving, not detract from it.Thus, today’s post will be the first of several on giving thanks.There is a danger, I believe, in identifying one day a year as Thanksgiving Day.It’s the danger of implying that thanks is due on this day, but not on others.We face a similar danger, for example, when we designate the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day.Shouldn’t children honor their mothers more than once a year? Similarly, shouldn’t we be thankful more often than once a year on the fourth Thursday of November? As a Christian, I would argue that giving thanks to God is important because it honors God.I would also argue that Scripture calls for consistent gratitude among God’s people.But, there is also case for gratitude that doesn’t depend on biblical theology.In fact, it appeals to common sense and even self interest.To put the matter bluntly: Gratitude will improve your life.Gratitude magnifies our experience of the good things in life, enabling us to enjoy them more thoroughly.Gratitude also helps us to endure the hard things in life with dignity, perhaps even with humor.Gratitude is like savoring a fine meal, enjoy every bite, rather than racing through a meal as if it’s some sort of race.Let me offer a person example of what I’m talking about here.I was able to go to college because I received generous financial aid.My father had been unemployed for several years so our family resources were limited.Harvard expected me to earn a fair amount of money through working, both during the summers and the school years.I was also required to take out a reasonable loan.But the majority of my tuition, room, and board was covered by a grant from the school.This was not a merit-based scholarship, I might add.I’m not bragging here.Harvard’s assistance was based on financial need, of which I had plenty.

第五篇：如何读英文文章

如何读英文文章

1.先找5篇跟自己论文最相关的外文文章，花一个月的时间认认真真的看，反复看，要求全部读懂，不懂的地方可以和同学和老师交流一下。一个月以后你已经上路了。

2.如何读标题：不要忽视一篇论文的标题，看完标题以后想想要是让你写你怎么用一句话来表达这个标题，根据标题推测一下作者论文可能是什么内容。有时候一句比较长的标题让你写，你可能还不会表达。下次你写的时候就可以借鉴了

3.如何读摘要：快速浏览一遍，这里主要介绍这篇文章做了些什么。也许初看起来不好理解，看不懂，这时候不要气馁，不管它往下看，等你看完这篇文章的时候也许你都明白了。因为摘要写的很简洁，省略了很多前提和条件，在你第一眼看到摘要而不明白作者意图的时候看不懂是正常的。

4.如何读引言（前言）：当你了解了你的研究领域的一些情况，看引言应该是一件很容易的事情了，都是介绍性的东西，写的应该都差不多，所以看文献多了以后看这部分的内容就很快了，一扫而过。有些老外写得很经典得句子要记下了，下次你写就可以用了。

5.如何读材料及试验：当你文献看多了以后，这部分内容也很简单了，无非就是介绍试验方法，自己怎么做试验的。很快就能把它看完了吧

6.如何看试验结果：看结果这部分一定要结合结果中的图和表看，这样看的快。主要看懂试验的结果，体会作者的表达方法（例如作者用不同的句子结构描述一些数字的结果）。有时看完以后再想想：就这么一点结果，别人居然可以大篇幅的写这么多，要是我可能半页就说完了？

7.如何看分析与讨论：这是一篇文章的重点，也是最花时间的。我一般把前面部分看完以后不急于看分析讨论。我会想要是我做出来这些结果我会怎么来写这部分分析与讨论呢？然后慢慢看作者的分析与讨论，仔细体会作者观点，为我所用。当然有时候别人的观点比较新，分析比较深刻，偶尔看不懂也是情理之中。当你看的多了，你肯定会看的越来越懂，自己的idea越来越多

8.如何看结论：这个时候看结论就一目了然了，作后再反过去看看摘要，其实差不多

9.把下载的论文打印出来，根据与自己课题的相关性分三类，一类要精读，二类要泛读，三类要选择性的读。分别装订在一起

10.看完的文献千万不要丢在一边不管，3－4个月一定要温习一遍，可以根据需要，对比自己的试验结果来看

11.学会记笔记，重要的结论，经典的句子，精巧的试验方案一定要记下来，供参考和学习

12.有些试验方法相同，结论不同的文献，可以批判性的阅读。我想要是你自己做试验多的话，你应该有这个能力判断谁的更对一点。出现试验方法相同，结论不同的原因有下：试验方法描述不详细，可能方法有差别；试验条件不一样；某些作者夸大结果，瞎编数据

13.有时间还是多看点文献吧，最好定个目标：在学术上超过自己的老板。因为老板一般不看文献，他们都是凭经验做事，很多新东西他们都不知道，慢慢的你老板会觉得你很厉害。