劉邦用英語怎麼介紹

⑴ 求劉邦英文簡介80字左右

Liu Bang was the first emperor of the Han Dynasty. He was born into a peasant family and had served as a very low ranking official for the Empire of Qin. Later, he became the leader of one of the peasant insurrection forces against the Qin Dynasty. He broke the Xianyang city, capital of Qin in 209 BC, putting an end to the notorious Qin Dynasty. The ensuing years Liu Bang and another insurgent leader, Xiang Yu engaged in four years of war, struggling for control over the country, which eventually ended with Xiang Yu's defeat and suicide. Liu Bang established the empire of Han and made himself emperor in 202 BC. Liu Bang became historically known as Emperor Gaozu.

⑵ 漢朝，劉邦，用英語分別怎麼說

Han Dynasty, Liu Bang

⑶ 求,劉邦\項羽 英語 簡介!!!(要短&精練的!!!)

Liu Bang,a great emperor in the history of China.
Xiang Yu,a great hero who lose the war between him and Liu Bang.

⑷ 關於劉邦是如何介紹的

劉邦生抄於戰國末年，是伴隨戰亂襲長大的。秦統一中國後，他的家鄉改設為沛縣，在他的出生地設立豐鄉。秦朝在沛縣縣城附近，設置一種叫"亭"的機構，用來維持地方治安、傳遞朝廷文書等，當時叫泗水亭。劉邦到了壯年，經地方上的推舉，在泗水亭做了一名亭吏，經過一段時間試職，後來被任命為亭長。

⑸ 漢朝，劉邦，用英語分別 怎麼說

Han Dynasity
Liu Bang

⑹ 用英語介紹

Shanghai museum is a museum of ancient Chinese art, situated on the People's Square in the Huangpu District of Shanghai, China.
上海博物館是一座位於上海市黃浦區人民廣場的大型中國古代藝術博物館
The museum was founded in 1952 and was first open to the public in the former Shanghai Racecourse club house, now at 325 West Nanjing Road. In 1992, the Shanghai municipal government allocated a piece of land on People's Square to the museum as its new site
1952年建立，當時展館在原上海跑馬廳對外開放，現在的南京西路325號。
1992年上海市政府在人民廣場配置了一塊地作為新館地址。
The museum has a collection of over 120,000 pieces, including bronze, ceramics, calligraphy, paintings, seals, sculptures. The Shanghai Museum houses several items of national importance, including a "transparent" bronze mirror from the Han Dynasty.
館藏珍貴文物12萬件，其中尤以青銅器、陶器、書法、繪畫、印章、雕塑為特色。上海博物館保存著幾件國家級的藏品，包括從漢代流傳下來的銅境。

⑺ 簡述劉邦生平，並評價：是否是真正的歷史英雄（用英語）

LIU bang is not a hero !He is a holigan!

⑻ 用英語介紹人物

My neighbourhood

My neighbourhood is an old man who is not very tall but very strong.He is seventy now ,the amazing is that he still has much black hair which we often playing jokes on.you konw ,there must be some reasons that why he is strong. Beacuse he is very a kindheart man that is also why he can leave me so deep an impression. for instance ,he likes helping people no matter whether he knows that guy or not. it is funny that he careful for others more than himself . i like his personality like that. i remember that day when my father asked him to help us build a road which we use it for transportation. He got up early and brough tools himself which we had not asked him to do so,He explained that it is his ty to help people to do things well . i was impressed again.

this is my neibourhood who teachs me that if we decide to help someone we should do everything

⑼ 求一篇中國歷史人物的英文介紹~最好長點的！不要劉邦的！

孔子的
Confucius (born Kong Qiu, styled Zhong Ni) was born in the village of Zou in the country of Lu in 551 B.C., a poor descendant of a deposed noble family. As a child, he held make-believe temple rituals; as a young alt, he quickly earned a reputation for fairness, politeness and love of learning, and he was reputed to be quite tall. He traveled extensively and studied at the imperial capital, Zhou, where he is said to have met and spoke with Lao Zi, the founder of Daoism.
Upon his return to Lu, he gained renown as a teacher, but when he was 35, Duke Zhao of Lu led his country to war, was routed and fled to the neighboring country of Qi; in the disorder following the battle, Confucius followed. Duke Zhao frequently came to him for advice, but upon counsel of one of his ministers, he decided against granting land to Confucius and graally stopped seeking his counsel. When other nobles began plotting against Confucius' position, Duke Zhao refused to intervene, and Confucius returned to Lu. But conditions there were no better than before, and Confucius retired from public life to concentrate on teaching and studying.

At age 50, he was approached by the Baron of Qi to help defend against a rebellion, but he declined. He was later made a city magistrate by the new Duke of Lu, and under his administration the city flourished; he was promoted several times, eventually becoming Grand Secretary of Justice and, at age 56, Chief Minister of Lu. Neighboring countries began to worry that Lu would become too powerful, and they sent messengers with gifts and dancers to distract the ke ring a sacrifice holiday. When the ke abandoned his ties to receive the messengers, Confucius resigned and left the country.

Confucius spent the next five years wandering China with his disciples, finding that his presence at royal courts was rarely tolerated for long before nobles would begin plotting to drive him out or have him killed. He was arrested once and jailed for five days, and at 62 he was pursued, along with his disciples, into the countryside by a band of soldiers sent by jealous nobles, until he was able to send a messenger to the sympathetic king of a nearby country, who sent his own soldiers to rescue them. Once again, Confucius was to be given land but was denied it upon counsel of another high minister. After further wanderings, he eventually returned to Lu at age 67. Although he was welcomed there and chose to remain, he was not offered public office again, nor did he seek it. Instead he spent the rest of his years teaching and, finally, writing. He died at 72.