用英语介绍台湾作文怎么写

A. 写一篇关于台湾岛游记的英语作文，80词左右，

I went to Taiwan on vacation Summer comes , and the weather has become irritating. My big sister suggested going to Taiwan for a good relax. I thought about it for a while and agreed. Taiwan is really a good place, where palm trees are abundant. We went to a park where we enjoyed cool palm drinks. We also went to visit the monkey island. The monkeys were really cute to look at.
After we came back from the travel, we found that our bodies have become stronger and healthier than before. My sister told me that she planned to travel again next year.We really enjoyed this trip. We were very happy!

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B. 英语作文 有关台湾的旅游介绍东临太平洋，人口约2100万 第一天去日月潭第二天阿里山森林公园第三天

Surrounded by green mountains,Sun Moon Lake is the pearl of Central Taiwan.Sun Moon Lake is the largest natural lake in Taiwan.The Eastern part of the lake is round like the sun,while the Western part is shaped like a crescent moon - hence the name "Sun Moon Lake".
In the middle of the lake (between the "sun" and the "moon") is an island which has long been a sacred place for the Shao people.This island (Lalu) is off-limits to visitors.Only the Shao people can go there to worship their ancestors.

C. 关于介绍台湾的英语作文，七八十字左右。

Taiwan is located in Eastern Asia, with its islands bordering the East China Sea, Philippine Sea, South China Sea, and Taiwan Strait, north of the Philippines, off the southeastern coast of China. It has an area land of 35,980 sq km.
It has a subtropical climate with moderate temperatures in the north, where there is a winter season. In the southern areas, where temperatures are slightly higher, people can enjoy sunshine every day, and there is no winter season. The typhoon season is from June to October.
Its provincial capital city is Taipei. The other important and big cities are Gaoxiong and Jilong.
It has a total population of 22,191,087 people, including some ethnic groups. There are Han 98% and Gaoshan 0.3 million in Taiwan.

D. 介绍台湾 英语作文

NANTOU, Taiwan: When more than 40 mainland tourists swarmed into his Hsiang-hsi Restaurant near the Sun Moon Lake for lunch on Sunday, Chang Shui-yuen started getting nervous.

The restaurant near the popular tourist attraction in central Taiwan found it difficult to keep up with the crowd.

Chang had to rope in his son and daughter to help serve dishes.

"I have been expecting more mainland tourists," said Chang, 61, a native of Nantou.

"But now that they are here, I suddenly feel we don't have enough time on our hands."

The restaurant owner was referring to the arrival of the first mainland tour group to the island on Friday, in what has been hailed as a milestone in closer cross-Straits exchanges.

More than 750 mainland tourists from five cities - Beijing, Shanghai, Xiamen, Nanjing and Guangzhou - landed in Taiwan on a weekend charter flight, the first of regular cross-Straits ones in almost six decades.

Taiwan has restricted trade and travel with the mainland since 1949, but the island's new leader, Ma Ying-jeou, has helped open doors to warmer ties.

In a sign of rapprochement, the two sides last month held their first direct talks in a decade and signed agreements to launch the flights and triple the number of mainland people allowed to visit the island to 3,000 daily.

Chang said his restaurant is expected to double its income with the increase in mainland tourists.

He is one of the 100,000 people working in the island's tourism sector who are expected to benefit from the travel arrangement, which will be officially implemented on July 18.

Taiwan Association of Travel Agents Chairman Yao Ta-kuang estimated that 3,000 mainland visitors arriving daily will bring in 60 billion Taiwan dollars ($1.97 billion) annually.

A recent instry poll also forecast that the mainland tourist arrangement will help generate an annual average growth of 12 percent in Taiwan's tourism revenue in the coming three years, compared with a yearly growth of 5 percent over the past three years.

The revenue will benefit half a million people in all service-related sectors on the island and 2 million people, if their family members are included, Yao said.

Henry Tsang, a sales supervisor with the China Times Travel Service, said the latest travel arrangement is a much-needed boost for the island's sagging economy, including its slow-growing tourism instry.

Last year, the number of travelers to Taiwan reportedly stood at only 3.7 million, in stark contrast with the 28 million Hong Kong had.
Due to Taipei's restriction on travel for mainland tourists, only 300,000 mainlanders visited Taiwan last year. The number of mainland Chinese who visited Hong Kong last year was 15 million.

"It's significant for us. We cannot afford to lose the opportunity if we want to revitalize our economy," Tsang said.

To make it convenient for mainland tourists to spend and shop on the island, Taiwan on June 30 allowed its banks to trade in renminbi, the mainland currency.

The central bank allowed 13 banks and their 1,500 branches to buy and sell renminbi and permitted 50 airport ty-free shops, hotels and tourist resorts to accept renminbi from mainland tourists.

Some Taiwan hotels and tourist destinations have also provided mainland tour groups with introctions and pamphlets in simplified Chinese, which is forbidden on the island.

Local media reported that the Tainan county government had even authorized hotels in the county to independently decide whether to fly the five-star national flag of the People's Republic of China if they want to please mainland tourists.

Chang Shui-yuen, like other restaurateurs, has begun to study eating habits of mainlanders from different regions in a bid to attract them.

"I have learned from reading books and talking with a number of tourist guides that Sichuan people love spicy food, people from southern provinces like delicate and sweet dishes, and those from northern provinces take more salt in their cuisine," Chang said.

A number of local hotels and restaurants have also sent their chefs on study trips in the mainland.

Zhang Beiying, vice-chairman of the China International Travel Service Group Corporation, thought highly of the hospitality and the efforts of his Taiwan counterparts to treat the mainland tourists.

"All members of the inaugural tour group have felt the warmth and sincerity of our hosts here," said Zhang.

He said the enthusiasm among mainland tourists has been extremely high.

In Guangdong province, which has been given a quota of 100 participants for the inaugural tour group, said the number of applicants had exceeded 10,000.

More than 50 million mainland people have expressed their wish to visit Taiwan, a recent mainland survey found.

That means it will take 50 years for Taiwan to absorb all the potential visitors if the current daily quota of 3,000 remains unchanged.

E. 求一篇关于介绍台湾的英语作文，包括景点，美食，地理位置，文化，

Taiwan is the biggest island in China with the acreage of
36000 square kilometers and a great population of over 20
million. Taiwan is also a resourceful place.
The island of Taiwan offers sunny beaches, richly forested mountains, sleepy countrysides.Temples and monuments of both Chinese and Japanese heritage mix withmhigh-rises in cities that keep going until dawn. Dazzling festivals,luxuriant hotsprings, delectable dining - they all lie in store.
Taiwan's diverse topography and culture, and its vibrant commercial environment, make it a choice destination for traveller and businevisitor alike.
Hi ! Taiwan is my hometown, let me give you a brief explanation about Taiwan!
___About TaiwanTaiwan is made up of 64 islands and 21 other smaller islands. It lies in the southeast of Asia and sits astride the Tropic of Cancer.
Taiwan is known for its eminent mountain features that span from the north to the south of the island. Lush green mountains occupy up to the edge of the cerulean Pacific Ocean on the east coast, while the west coast features large coastal plains, which oblique downwardly to the Taiwan Strait.
.Taiwan's weather is distinct in both the north and south. While the south enjoys a tropical, oceanic climate, the north is semi-tropical at mountain altitudes, with a touch of snow. Summer is usually hot and humid and winter is normally short and mild.
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The best times to visit Taiwan would be ring spring (April and May) and fall (October and November). The weather is mostly clear; the nights are cool and days are moderate. It is an ideal condition for traveling or hiking around.

F. 英语作文，假如你是一名高中生李华，你的朋友李磊想要去台湾旅游，他写信给你要你介绍台湾！

Dear Li Lei,
I would like to invite you to visit Taiwan. At first, I will introce this wonderful place to you. Taiwan, which is located in the southeast of Fujian Provience, is the biggest island in China. It is to the north of East Sea, to the east of Pacific Ocean, and to the southwest of West Sea. Taiwan covers the area of 36000 square kilometers and has the population of 20 million people. Taiwan is famous all over the world for its aboundant natural resources, such as, bananas, rices and tea. Because of the beautiful sceneries and pleasant weather here, people from different countries are eager to visit Taiwan. I strongly recommend you to call on me, and I am sure you will enjoy youself here.
Best wishes
yours,
Li Hua

G. 一篇介绍台湾的英语作文

There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is part of China. The Government of the People's Republic of China is the sole legal government of China.
I know a lot of taiwan
first,Economy
The island proces abundant food crops, although in recent years agricultural proction has decreased e to rising costs and increased competition. Rice is the chief crop, followed by wheat, sugarcane, sweet potatoes, vegetables, fruits, and tea.
second,Government
Taiwan's national government is based on the constitution of 1947 (amended in 1992, 1994, and 1997), which was drawn up to govern the whole of China; when the Nationalist government moved to Taiwan in 1949, most countries still recognized it as the government of all China, and it has continued to assert that claim, regarding Taiwan itself as only a province
third,History

Early History through World War II
Nowadays I realize the serious situation. Some people are attempting to split China. These actions are wrong and should be punished. I also believe. With the head of "one country two systems", as long as we strengthen exchange in the future there will be an agreement. On this matter of national reunification

The origins of Taiwan's Austronesian aborigines are a matter of debate. Some believe that these early inhabitants migrated from the Malay Archipelago, while others assert that they came from what is now SE China.