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说明文 秦淮线南北差异 ★★★ 8′
There is a special “line” in China—the Qinling-Huaihe Line (秦淮线). It runs from the Qinling Mountains in the west to the Huai River in the east. It divides China into two parts:the northern part, known as northern China, and the southern part, known as southern China. There are great differences in weather between the two parts. Let’s have a look!
In general, northern China has a cold and dry winter, while southern China is known for its cold, humid weather in winter. In northern China, the coldest month often comes in January. Temperatures in some provinces can drop to as low as -30℃, while the southernmost(最南端的)cities enjoy temperatures of around 20℃—even in January. Many northern Chinese like spending winter holidays in the southern cities, mostly around Sanya.
During the winter months, the northern provinces experience cold weather for a long time. The ground freezes(冰冻). Some places are covered in snow. It’s like a fairy tale world from movies. People often build snowmen and have snowball fights(打雪仗)to enjoy the happiness of winter. But in southern China, the temperature seldom falls below 0 ℃. Snow seldom falls, and the rivers do not freeze.
Heating(供暖)is important for northern Chinese. People often wear hats, scarves, down jackets(羽绒服)and gloves outside. But when they return home, they only need a T-shirt. In southern China, however, people don’t enjoy heating. They often use air conditioners or electric heaters to keep themselves warm during winter.
What a big difference!
1.
2. Many northern Chinese like
3. People in the northern provinces often
4. People in southern China often use air conditioners or electric heaters to
5. The weather between the northern part and the southern part is very
语篇类型 主题 难度 建议用时
说明文 秦淮线南北差异 ★★★ 8′
There is a special “line” in China—the Qinling-Huaihe Line (秦淮线). It runs from the Qinling Mountains in the west to the Huai River in the east. It divides China into two parts:the northern part, known as northern China, and the southern part, known as southern China. There are great differences in weather between the two parts. Let’s have a look!
In general, northern China has a cold and dry winter, while southern China is known for its cold, humid weather in winter. In northern China, the coldest month often comes in January. Temperatures in some provinces can drop to as low as -30℃, while the southernmost(最南端的)cities enjoy temperatures of around 20℃—even in January. Many northern Chinese like spending winter holidays in the southern cities, mostly around Sanya.
During the winter months, the northern provinces experience cold weather for a long time. The ground freezes(冰冻). Some places are covered in snow. It’s like a fairy tale world from movies. People often build snowmen and have snowball fights(打雪仗)to enjoy the happiness of winter. But in southern China, the temperature seldom falls below 0 ℃. Snow seldom falls, and the rivers do not freeze.
Heating(供暖)is important for northern Chinese. People often wear hats, scarves, down jackets(羽绒服)and gloves outside. But when they return home, they only need a T-shirt. In southern China, however, people don’t enjoy heating. They often use air conditioners or electric heaters to keep themselves warm during winter.
What a big difference!
1.
The Qinling-Huaihe Line
divides China into two parts:the northern part and the southern part.2. Many northern Chinese like
spending winter holidays
in the southern cities, mostly around Sanya.3. People in the northern provinces often
build snowmen and have snowball fights
to enjoy the happiness of winter.4. People in southern China often use air conditioners or electric heaters to
keep themselves warm
during winter.5. The weather between the northern part and the southern part is very
different
.答案
1. The Qinling-Huaihe Line 2. spending winter holidays
3. build snowmen and have snowball fights
4. keep themselves warm 5. different
3. build snowmen and have snowball fights
4. keep themselves warm 5. different
