韩国历史的英语介绍英文怎么说
翻译抄如下
韩国
韩国位于中国东面。在亚洲各国当中，投资者很看重韩国。美国是韩国的亲密盟友。也许实现统一最大的绊脚石是驻扎在韩国的军队。在非军事区两边仍然有数以千计的韩国和朝鲜军人用枪互相瞄准对方。
Korea lies to the east of China. Investors ranked South Korea high among Asian nations .The United States is a close ally of South Korea. Perhaps the major stumbling block to reunification is the military presence in South Korea. Thousands of Koreans still levelled guns at one another along the demilitarised zone between them.
B. 用英语简单介绍韩国的历史
this sucking land doesn't worth having a pice of history.
just a bounch of suckers who were exiled form acient china hoped to forget their shame and established a country called korea
C. 韩国的英语简介
国名：
大韩民国（REPUBLIC OF KOREA），简称韩国（R.O.K）。
首都是首尔市。
国旗：
韩国国旗为太极旗，以其中的太极圈命名。
国花：
韩国的国花是木槿花, 象征高丽民族的坚韧及充满朝气 。
地理位置：
韩国位于朝鲜半岛的南部，东南隔朝鲜海峡与日本相望,面临黄海，西海岸同中国山东半岛的最短距离约为190公里，北部以临时军事分界线为界，与朝鲜相邻。
气候：
韩国一年四季气候变化较明显，早春从3月初开始,常下雨，刮风.4月中旬，天气暖和，漫山遍野鲜花怒放。夏季天气炎热，潮湿，最酷热的是8月，平均温度超过30°C。秋季天高气爽，景色宜人。冬季漫长，始于11月底，至次 年3月初，干燥而寒冷。
韩国各城市季度温表 城市 冬(1月) 春（4月） 夏（7月） 秋（10月）
湿度% 湿度% 温度°C 湿度% 温度°C 湿度% 温度°C 湿度%
汉城 0.8 66 11.2 59 26.4 81 14.5 65
釜山 4.9 57 14.2 61 26.3 82 17.1 64
济州 7.5 72 12.8 73 27.4 81 18.0 73
政治体制：
大韩民国实行立法、行政、司法三权分立的政治体制立法权属于一院制的国会行政权属于国务院,总统拥有最高行政权,司法权归大法院。从其组织结构及总统对国会, 法院的权限来看, 政治体制基本上是总统中心制。
人口、民族、宗教：
人口：韩国现有人口4838.7万（2004年1月1日），是世界上人口密度最大的国家之一。人口总数的60%集中在城市,其中约有一半聚集在汉城,釜山和大邱三个主要城市。民族：朝鲜半岛的居民基本上属单一民族，韩国称之为韩民族。目前韩国有3万余名华侨。除此之外，几乎没有少数民族。
宗教：韩国的宗教种类较多，主要有佛教，儒教，基督教， 伊斯兰教及天主教和萨满教等。
行政区划:
韩国目前设有1个特别市,5个广域市,9个道,67个市, 98个郡,65个区,193个邑,1241个区, 2324个洞,34577个 里。首都汉城是全国唯一的特别市,人口1000多万,是韩国政治,经济,文化中心.5个广域市为:釜山,大邱,仁 川,光州,大田,均为100万人口以上的大城市。
首都： 首尔 ( Seoul ， 旧译“汉城” ) ，人口１０２７．７万（２００３年）。２００３年１２月，韩国国会通过《新行政首都特别法》，决定将行政首都从首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）迁往中部地区。２００４年８月，韩国政府最终确定并正式公布了新行政首都的地址，位于韩中部地区的燕歧—公州将成为新的行政首都。韩国政府定于２００７年７月在燕歧 - 公州动工建设新行政首都，在２０２０年和２０３０年分别形成拥有３０万和５０万人口的城市。自２０１２年至２０１４年，韩国主要国家行政机关将迁往新行政首都。２００４年１０月， 韩国宪法法院裁决，韩国国会２００３年１２月通过的《新行政首都特别法》违反宪法 。韩国政府制订的将行政首都从首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）迁往中部地区的计划将因此被迫停止执行。２００５年１月，首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）市市长李明博在汉城市政府举行记者招待会， 宣布把汉城市的中文名称改为“首尔” 。首尔历史悠久，古时因位于汉江之北，得名“汉阳”。１４世纪末朝鲜王朝定都汉阳后，改名为“汉城”。近代朝鲜半岛受日本殖民统治期间，汉城改称“京城”。１９４５年朝鲜半岛光复后，更名为朝鲜语固有词，罗马字母标记为“ＳＥＯＵＬ”，语意为“首都”。 首都： 首尔 ( Seoul ， 旧译“汉城” ) ，人口１０２７．７万（２００３年）。２００３年１２月，韩国国会通过《新行政首都特别法》，决定将行政首都从首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）迁往中部地区。２００４年８月，韩国政府最终确定并正式公布了新行政首都的地址，位于韩中部地区的燕歧—公州将成为新的行政首都。韩国政府定于２００７年７月在燕歧 - 公州动工建设新行政首都，在２０２０年和２０３０年分别形成拥有３０万和５０万人口的城市。自２０１２年至２０１４年，韩国主要国家行政机关将迁往新行政首都。２００４年１０月， 韩国宪法法院裁决，韩国国会２００３年１２月通过的《新行政首都特别法》违反宪法 。韩国政府制订的将行政首都从首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）迁往中部地区的计划将因此被迫停止执行。２００５年１月，首尔（ 旧译“汉城” ）市市长李明博在汉城市政府举行记者招待会， 宣布把汉城市的中文名称改为“首尔” 。首尔历史悠久，古时因位于汉江之北，得名“汉阳”。１４世纪末朝鲜王朝定都汉阳后，改名为“汉城”。近代朝鲜半岛受日本殖民统治期间，汉城改称“京城”。１９４５年朝鲜半岛光复后，更名为朝鲜语固有词，罗马字母标记为“ＳＥＯＵＬ”，语意为“首都
经济:
韩国经济发展迅速,是亚洲“四小龙”之一。工业是韩国经济的主导部门。已建立起比较完整的工业体系。工业实力和规模已接近发达国家的水平。钢铁，机械，汽车，电子等产业部门的许多产品在产量上处于世界领先地位。韩国产业在世界产业所占的比率：家电占15％（世界第二），半导体占12.6％（世界第三），汽车占4.3％（世界第六），钢铁占 4.6％（世界第六）。 Country name:
The Republic of Korea (REPUBLIC OF KOREA), referred to as Korea (South Korea).
The capital is Seoul.
Flag:
South Korean flag as the national flag, to which the Tai Chi Circle named.
Flower:
South Korea's national flower is the hibiscus flower, a symbol of the tenacity of the Korean nation and full of vitality.
Location:
South Korea is located in the south of the Korean Peninsula, the southeast across the Korea Strait and the Japan sea, facing the Yellow Sea, the west coast of Shandong Peninsula, with China, the shortest distance of about 190 km north to the provisional military demarcation line as the boundary with neighboring North Korea.
Climate:
South Korea all year round climate change, the more obvious in early spring starting from early March, often it rains, strong winds in mid-.4, the weather was warm, hill and dale flowers in full bloom. Summer, hot weather, humid, the most heat is in August, the average temperature exceeds 30 ° C. Autumn days Gao Qi Shuang, scenery and pleasant. Winter long, begins at the end of November to early March the following year, dry and cold.
South Korea Cities quarter thermometer City winter (January) Spring (April) Summer (July) Autumn (10 months)
Humidity% humidity% Temperature ° C Humidity% Temperature ° C Humidity% Temperature ° C Humidity%
Seoul 0.8 66 11.2 59 26.4 81 14.5 65
Busan 4.9 57 14.2 61 26.3 82 17.1 64
Jeju 7.5 72 12.8 73 27.4 81 18.0 73
Political structure:
Republic of Korea, the implementation of legislative, executive and judicial branches of the political system, legislative power is vested in a unicameral Congress, the executive power belongs to the State Council, the president has the highest executive power, the judiciary is vested in the Supreme Court. Its organizational structure and the president of Congress, the court's permission to view, the political system is basically the President of center system.
Demographic, ethnic, religious:
Population: South Korea's current population of 48.387 million (January 1, 2004), is the world's most densely populated countries. 60% of the total population concentrated in cities, about half of them gathered in Seoul, Busan and Daegu three major cities. National: The Korean Peninsula residents essentially a single nation, South Korea called the Han ethnic group. Currently South Korea has three thousand people of Chinese descent. In addition, almost no ethnic minorities.
Religion: South Korea are more the kind of religion, mainly Buddhism, Confucianism, Christianity, Islam, Catholicism and Shamanism and so on.
Administrative divisions:
South Korea currently has a special city, five Metropolitan City, 9 Road, 67 cities, 98 counties, 65 districts, 193 eup, 1241 Area, 2324-dong, 34577 Lane. Seoul is the only special municipalities and a population more than 1000 million people, is South Korea's political, economic and cultural center of .5 a Metropolitan City as follows: Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Gwangju, Daejeon, both metropolitan population of over one million .
Capital: Seoul (Seoul, the old translation of "Seoul"), a population of 10.277 million (2003). In December 2003, South Korean National Assembly passed the "new administrative capital special law" and decided to administrative capital from Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), move to the central region. August 2004, the Korean government officially announced the end to identify and address the new administrative capital, is located in the central region, Yan Qi Han - the public and the state will become the new administrative capital. The South Korean government will be held on July 2007 in Yanqi - Gongju construction of a new administrative capital, in 2020 and 2030 were formed more than 30 million and 500 thousand population of the city. From 2012 to 2014, South Korea's major state administrative organs will be relocated to the new administrative capital. In October 2004, South Korean Constitutional Court ruled that the National Assembly in December 2003 adopted the "new administrative capital special law" unconstitutional. The South Korean government established the administrative capital from Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), plans to move to the central region will thus be forced to stop. In January 2005, Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), Mayor Lee Myung-bak in Seoul city government held a press conference to announce the Han Chinese name of the city changed to "Seoul." Seoul has a long history in ancient times e to the north of the Han River, the name "Hanyang." The late 14th century Joseon Dynasty capital in Hanyang, the renamed "Seoul." Modern Korean Peninsula under Japanese colonial rule, Seoul was renamed the "capital." 1945 Korean peninsula but after retrocession renamed the inherent Korean words, Roman letters marked "SEOUL", the phrase means "capital." Capital: Seoul (Seoul, the old translation of "Seoul"), a population of 10.277 million (2003). In December 2003, South Korean National Assembly passed the "new administrative capital special law" and decided to administrative capital from Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), move to the central region. August 2004, the Korean government officially announced the end to identify and address the new administrative capital, is located in the central region, Yan Qi Han - the public and the state will become the new administrative capital. The South Korean government is scheled for July 2007 in Yanqi - Gongju construction of a new administrative capital, in 2020 and 2030 were formed more than 30 million and 500 thousand population of the city. From 2012 to 2014, South Korea's major state administrative organs will be relocated to the new administrative capital. In October 2004, South Korean Constitutional Court ruled that the National Assembly in December 2003 adopted the "new administrative capital special law" unconstitutional. The South Korean government established the administrative capital from Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), plans to move to the central region will thus be forced to stop. In January 2005, Seoul (the old translation of "Seoul"), Mayor Lee Myung-bak in Seoul city government held a press conference to announce the Han Chinese name of the city changed to "Seoul." Seoul has a long history in ancient times e to the north of the Han River, the name "Hanyang." The late 14th century Joseon Dynasty capital in Hanyang, the renamed "Seoul." Modern Korean Peninsula under Japanese colonial rule, Seoul was renamed the "capital." After the retrocession of the Korean peninsula in 1945, changed its name to the inherent Korean words, Roman letters marked "SEOUL", the phrase means "the capital of
Economy:
South Korea's rapid economic development is the Asia's "Four Little Dragons" one. Instry is the lead department for the Korean economy. Has established a relatively complete instrial system. Instrial strength and the size close to developed countries. Iron and steel, machinery, automobile, electronics and other instry sectors in the proction of many procts on a world leading position. South Korean instries in the world, the proportion of instry: home appliances accounted for 15% (second in the world), semiconctors accounted for 12.6% (third in the world), automotive accounted for 4.3% (sixth in the world), iron and steel accounted for 4.6% (sixth in the world).
D. 求韩国的历史，简单一点，例如什么时候建立的什么，用英文表述
South Korea , officially the Republic of Korea and sometimes referred to simply as Korea, is a country in East Asia, located on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. It is neighbored by the People's Republic of China to the west, Japan to the east, and North Korea to the north. Its capital is Seoul, which is also its largest city. South Korea lies in a temperate climate region with a predominantly mountainous terrain. Its territory covers a total area of 99,392 square kilometers and has a population of 50 million.
Archaeological findings show that the Korean Peninsula was occupied by the Lower Paleolithic period. Korean history begins with the founding of Gojoseon in 2333 BC by the legendary Dan-gun. Following the unification of the Three Kingdoms of Korea under Silla 668 AD, Korea went through the Goryeo Dynasty and Joseon Dynasty as one nation until the end of the Korean Empire in 1910, when Korea was annexed by Japan. After liberation and occupation by Soviet and U.S. forces at the end of World War II, the nation was divided into North and South Korea. The latter was established in 1948 as a democracy, though political turmoil, and periods of military rule and martial law, were to characterize much of the period until the foundation of the Sixth Republic in 1987.
After the invasion of South Korea by forces from the North on 25 June 1950, the resulting war between the two Koreas ended with an Armistice Agreement, but the border between the two nations is currently the most heavily fortified in the world.[8] After the war, the South Korean economy grew significantly and the country was eventually transformed into a major economy,[9] a full democracy, and a regional power in East Asia.
South Korea is a presidential republic consisting of sixteen administrative divisions and is a developed country with a very high standard of living. It is Asia's fourth largest economy and the world's 15thor 12th largest economy. The economy is export-driven, with proction focusing on electronics, automobiles, ships, machinery, petrochemicals and robotics. South Korea is a member of the United Nations, WTO, OECD and G-20 major economies. It is also a founding member of APEC and the East Asia Summit.
E. 用英文介绍韩国的美食，历史，名人，组成（比如英国由四个岛组成），著名景点等，字数在100左右就好
1、大庆油田
2、胜利油田
3、长庆油田
4、辽河油田
5、克拉玛依油田
6、四川油田
7、华北油田
8、大港油田
9、中原油田
10、吉林油田
11、河南油田
12、江汉油田
13、江苏油田
14、青海油田
15、塔里木油田
16、土哈油田
17、玉门油田
18、滇黔桂石油勘探局
19、冀东油田
20、中国海洋石油南海东部公司
我国石油资源集中分布在渤海湾、松辽、塔里木、鄂尔多斯、准噶尔、珠江口、柴达木和东海陆架八大盆地，其可采资源量172亿吨，占全国的81.13％；天然气资源集中分布在塔里木、四川、鄂尔多斯、东海陆架、柴达木、松辽、莺歌海、琼东南和渤海湾九大盆地，其可采资源量18.4万亿立方米，占全国的83.64％。
自上世纪50年代初期以来，我国先后在82个主要的大中型沉积盆地开展了油气勘探，发现油田500多个。以下是我国主要的陆上石油产地。
1大庆油田：
位于黑龙江省西部，松嫩平原中部，地处哈尔滨、齐齐哈尔市这间。油田南北长140公里，东西最宽处70公里，总面积5470平方公里。1960年3月党中央批准开展石油会战，1963年形成了600万吨的生产能力，当年生产原油439万吨，对实现中国石油自给自足起到了决定性作用。1976年原油产量突破5000万吨成为我国第一大油田。目前，大庆油田采用新工艺、新技术使原油产量仍然保持在5000万吨以上。
2胜利油田：
地处山东北部渤海之滨的黄河三角洲地带，主要分布在东营、滨洲、德洲、济南、潍坊、淄博、聊城、烟台等8个城市的28个县（区）境内，主要开采范围约4.4平方公里，是我要第二大油田。
3辽河油田：
主要分布在辽河中上游平原以及内蒙古东部和辽东湾滩海地区。已开发建设26个油田，建成兴隆台、曙光、欢喜岭、锦州、高升、沈阳、茨榆坨、冷家、科尔沁等9个主要生产基地，地跨辽宁省和内蒙古自治区的13市（地）32县（旗），总面积10万平方公里，产量居全国第三位。
4克拉玛依油田：
地处新疆克拉玛依市。40年来在准噶尔盆地和塔里木盆地找到了19个油气田，以克拉玛依为主，开发了15个油气田，建成了792万吨原油配套生产能力（稀油603.1万吨，稠油188.9万吨），从1900年起，陆上原油产量居全国第四位。
5四川油田：
地处四川盆地，已有60年的历史，发现油田12个。在盆地内建成南部、西南部、西北部、东部4个气区。目前生产天然气产量占全国总量近一半，是我国第一大气田。
6华北油田：
位于河北省中部冀中平原的任丘市，包括京、冀、晋、蒙区域内油气生产区。1975年，冀中平原上的一口探井任4喷出日产千吨高产工业油流，发现了我国最大的碳酸盐岩潜山大油田任丘油田。1978年原油产量达到1723万吨，为当年全国原油产量突破1亿吨做出了重要贡献。直到1986年，保持年产量原油1千万吨达10年之久。目前原油产量约400多万吨。
78大港油田：
位于天津市大港区，其勘探地域辽阔，包括大港探区及新疆尤尔都斯盆地，总勘探面积34629平方公里，其中大港探区18628平方公里。现已在大港探区建成投产15个油气田24个开发区，形成年产原油430万吨和天然气3.8亿立方米生产能力。目前，发现了千米桥等上亿吨含油气构造，为老油田的增储上产开辟了新的油气区。
8中原油田：
地处河南省濮阳地区，于1975年发现，经过20年的勘探开发建设，已累计探明石油地质储量4.55亿吨，探明天然气地质储量395.7亿立方米，累计生产原油7723万吨、天然气133.8亿立方米。现已是我国东部地区重要的石油天然气生产基地之一。
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9吉林油田：
地处吉林省扶余地区，油气勘探开发在吉林省境内的两大盆地展开，先后发现并探明了18个油田，其中扶余、新民两个油田是储量超亿吨的大型油田，油田生产已达到年产原油350万吨以上，形万了原油加工能力70万吨特大型企业的生产规模。
10河南油田：
地处豫西南的南阳盆地，矿区横跨南阳、驻马店、平顶山三地市，分布在新野、唐河等8县境内。已累计找到14个油田，探明石油地质储量1.7亿吨及含油面积117.9平方公里。
11长庆油田：
勘探区域主要在陕甘宁盆地，勘探总面积约37万平方公里。油气勘探开发建设始于1970年，先后找到了油气田22个，其中油田19个，累计探明油气地质储量54188.8万吨（含天然气探明储量2330.08亿立方米），目前已成为我国主要的天然气产区，并成为北京天然气的主要输送基地。长庆油田已成为我国重要能源基地和油气上产主战场。2009年长庆油田油气当量将达到3000万吨。2015年长庆油田油气当量将达到5000万吨。
12江汉油田：
是我国中南地区重要的综合型石油基地。油田主要分布在湖北省境内的潜江、荆沙等7个市县和山东寿光市、广饶县以及湖南省境内衡阳市。先后发现24个油气田，探明含油面积139.6平方公里、含气面积71.04平方公里，累计生产原油2118.73万吨、天然气9.54亿立方米。
13江苏油田：
油区主要分布在江苏的扬州、盐城、淮阴、镇江4个地区8个县市，已投入开发的油气田22个。目前勘探的主要对象在苏北盆地东台坳陷。
14青海油田：
位于青海省西北部柴达木盆地。盆地面积约25万平方公里，沉积面积12万平方公里，具有油气远景的中新生界沉积面积约9.6万平方公里。目前，已探明油田16个，气田6个。
15塔里木油田：
位于新疆南部的塔里木盆地。东西长1400公里，南北最宽外520公里，总面积56万平方公里，是我国最大和内陆盆地。中部是号称“死亡之海”的塔克拉玛干大沙漠。1988年轮南2井喷出高产油气流后，经过7年的勘探，已探明9个大中型油气田、26个含油气构造，累计探明油气地质储量3.78亿吨，具备年产500万吨原油；100万吨凝折、25亿立方米天然气的资源保证。
吐哈油田
新疆吐鲁番、哈密盆地境内，负责吐鲁番、哈密盆地的石油勘探。盆地东西长600公、南北宽130公里，面积约5。3万平方公里。于1991年2月全面展开吐哈石油勘探开发会战。截止1995年底，共发现鄯善、温吉桑等14个油气油田和6个含油气构造探明含油气面积178.1平方公里，累计探明石油地质储量2.08亿吨、天然气储量731亿立方米。
玉门油田：
位于甘肃玉门市境内，总面积114.37平方公里。油田于1939年投入开发，1959生产原油曾达到140.29万吨，占当年全国原油产量的50.9。创造了70年代60万吨稳产10年和80年代50万吨稳产10的优异成绩。誉为中国石油工业的摇篮。
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只有截止1996年的数据，能满足你问题的答案： 大庆油田 位于黑龙江省西部，松嫩平原中部，地处哈尔滨、齐齐哈尔市之间。油田南北长140公里，东西最宽处70公里，总面积5470平方公里。1960年3月党中央批准开展石油会战，1963年形成了600万吨的生产能力，当年生产原油439万吨，对实现中国石油自给起了决定性作用。1976年原油产量突破5000万吨，到1996年已连... 展开全部
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1、大庆油田
位于黑龙江省西部，松嫩平原中部，地处哈尔滨、齐齐哈尔市之间。油田南北长140公里，东西最宽处70公里，总面积5470平方公里。1960年3月党中央批准开展石油会战，1963年形成了600万吨的生产能力，当年生产原油439万吨，对实现中国石油自给起了决定性作用。1976年原油产量突破5000万吨，到1996年已连续年产原油5000万吨，稳产21年。1995年年产原油5600万吨，是我国第一大油田。
2、胜利油田
地处山东北部渤海之滨的黄河三角洲地带，主要分布在东营、滨州、德州、济南、潍坊、淄博、聊城、烟台等8个地市的28个县(区)境内，主要工作范围约4.4万平方公里。1995年年产原油3000万吨，是我国第二大油田。
3、长庆油田
勘探区域主要在陕甘宁盆地，勘探总面积约37万平方公里。油气勘探开发建设始于1970年，先后找到油气田22个，其中油田19个，累计探明油气地质储量54188.8万吨(含天然气探明储量2330.08亿立方米，按当量折合原油储量在内)，1995年年产原油220万吨，天然气1亿立方米，从2003年到2007年12月，长庆油田只用了短短四年时间就实现了从1000万吨到2000万吨的大跨越，成为名副其实的中国第三大油田。
4、辽河油田
油田主要分布在辽河中下游平原以及内蒙古东部和辽东湾滩海地区。已开发建设26个油田，建成兴隆台、曙光、欢喜岭、锦州、高升、沈阳、茨榆坨、冷家、科尔沁等9个主要生产基地，地跨辽宁省和内蒙古自治区的13市(地)32县(旗)，总面积近10万平方公里。1995年原油产量1552万吨，产量居全国第三位，近年来，随着长庆油田产量的突飞猛进，辽河油田产量暂居国内第四。
5、克拉玛依油田
地处新疆克拉玛依市。40年来在准噶尔盆地和塔里木盆地找到了19个油气田，以克拉玛依为主，开发了15个油气田，建成792万吨原油配套生产能力(稀油603.1万吨，稠油188.9万吨)，3.93亿立方米天然气生产能力。从1990年起，陆上原油产量居全国第4位。1995年年产原油790万吨。
6、四川油田
地处四川盆地，已有60年的历史，发现气田85个，油田12个，含油气构造55个。在盆地内建成南部、西南部、西北部、东部4个气区。目前生产天然气产量占全国总产量的42.2%，是我国第一大气田，1995年年产天然气71.8亿立方米，年产原油17万吨。
7、华北油田
位于河北省中部冀中平原的任丘市，包括京、冀、晋、蒙区域内油气生产区。1975年，冀中平原上的一口探井任4井喷出日产千吨高产工业油流，发现了我国最大的碳酸盐岩潜山大油田任丘油田。1978年，原油产量达到1723万吨 ，为当年全国原油产量突破1亿吨做出了重要贡献。直到1986年，保持年产原油1千万吨达10年之久。1995年年产原油466万吨，天然气3.13亿立方米。
8、大港油田
位于天津市大港区，其勘探地域辽阔，包括大港探区及新疆尤尔都斯盆地，总勘探面积34629平方公里，其中大港探区18629平方公里。现已在大港探区建成投产15个油气田24个开发区，形成年产原油430万吨和天然气3.8亿立方米生产能力。
9、中原油田
地处河南省濮阳地区，于1975年发现，经过20年的勘探开发建设，已累计探明石油地质储量4.55亿吨，探明天然气地质储量395.7亿立方米，累计生产原油7723万吨 、天然气133.8亿立方米。现已是我国东部地区重要的石油天然气生产基地之一，1995年年产原油410万吨，天然气11亿立方米。
10、吉林油田
地处吉林省扶余地区，油气勘探开发在吉林省境内的两大盆地展开，先后发现并探明了18个油田，其中扶余、新民两个油田是储量超亿吨的大型油田，油田生产已达到年产原油350万吨以上，原油加工能力70万吨特大型企业的生产规模。
11、河南油田
地处豫西南的南阳盆地，矿区横跨南阳、驻马店、平顶山三地市，分布在新野、唐河等8县境内。已累计找到14个油田，探明石油地质储量1.7亿吨及含油面积117.9平方公里。1995年年产原油192万吨。
12、江汉油田
是我国中南地区重要的综合型石油基地。油田主要分布在湖北省境内的潜江、荆沙等7个市县和山东寿光市、广饶县以及湖南省衡阳市。先后发现24个油气田，探明含油面积139.6平方公里、含气面积71.04平方公里，累计生产原油2118.73万吨、天然气9.54亿立方米。1995年年产原油85万吨。
13、江苏油田
油区主要分布在江苏省的扬州、盐城、淮阴、镇江4个地区8个县市，已投入开发的油气田22个。目前勘探的主要对象在苏北盆地东台坳陷。1995年年产原油101万吨。
14、青海油田
位于青海省西北部柴达木盆地。盆地面积约25万平方公里，沉积面积12万平方公里，具有油气远景的中新生界沉积面积约9.6万平方公里。目前，已探明油田16个；气田6个。1995年年产原油122万吨
15、塔里木油田
位于新疆南部的塔里木盆地。东西长1400公里，南北最宽处520公里，总面积56万平方公里，是我国最大的内陆盆地。中部是号称“死亡之海”的塔克拉玛干大沙漠。1988年轮南2井喷出高产油气流后，经过7年的勘探，已探明9个大中型油气田、26个含油气构造，累计探明油气地质储量3.78亿吨，具备年产500万原油、80�100万吨凝析油、25亿立方米天然气的资源保证。1995年年产原油253万吨。
16、土哈油田
位于新疆吐鲁番、哈密盆地境内，负责吐鲁番、哈密盆地的石油勘探。盆地东西长600公里、南北宽50�130公里，面积约5.3万平方公里。于1991年2月全面展开吐哈石油勘探开发会战。截止1995年底，共发现鄯善、温吉桑等14个油气田和6个含油气构造，探明含油气面积178.1平方公里，累计探明石油地质储量2.08亿吨、天然气储量731亿立方米。1995年年产原油221万吨。
17、玉门油田
位于甘肃玉门市境内，总面积114.37平方公里。油田于1939年投入开发，1959年生产原油曾达到140.29万吨，占当年全国原油产量的50.9%。创造了70年代60万吨稳产10年和80年代50万吨稳产10年的优异成绩。誉为中国石油工业的摇篮。1995年年产原油40万吨。
F. 韩国馆的英文介绍
Pavilion Preview
Theme: FriendlyCity,ColorfulLife
Highlights: Basic Letters of the ROK Alphabet
National Pavilion Day: May 26
Pavilion Area: Around 6,000 Square Meters
Location: Within Zone A of the Expo site
Pavilion Features
The three-story Republic of Korea Pavilion is composed of 20 basic letters of the ROK alphabet. The pavilion showcases blueprints of future cities along with the country's most advanced technology and traditional culture.
Pavilion HighlightsHighlight 1: Hologram Guides, or "Virtual Friends"
Hologram Guides, or "Virtual Friends" One of the center pieces of the pavilion will feature four hologram guides, including a ROK fashion model, a foreign chef, a lady and an IT engineer. They represent the country's culture, humanity, nature and technology respectively. The "virtual friends" will guide visitors to different thematic exhibition halls, where visitors will experience the current and future urban life of the country.
Highlight 2: Mysterious U-type Channel, Power of Image
Mysterious U-type Channel, Power of Image Visitors will be greeted on the ground with a microscopic view of the capital city Seoul. The iconic buildings and mountains in the city will be shrunk 300 times. When visitors pass through the U-type channel, their images will be projected on the curve walls on both sides, as if they were flying in the sky, or rendering in the green world.
Highlight 3: Korean Style Carnival
Korean Style Carnival Multimedia exhibitions and traditional folk shows within the pavilion are directed by the famous Korean director Kim Seong Soo. The pavilion contains several waterscapes, and a large water stage, where visitors can take a rest and then enjoy the wonderful performances. The pavilion offers various wonderful performances, which include traditional celebration shows, Sino-Korean cultural exchange programs, Korean movie and TV festival, Korean parades and fashion shows.
G. 怎么用英语介绍韩国
Introction of Korea
Korea on the Korean Peninsula geographically occupy very important position. Northwest and China next, each with Japan across. 1960s economic growth policies created Korea, "Han miracle" that the alarming economic development. China and South Korea established diplomatic relations in 1992, after growing economic and trade relations and commercial activities, following the United States after China became Korea's second largest investment destination. Now, only one in Shanghai, there are two long live the Korean 30,000 people, and between Korea and Shanghai Commercial activities in the Korean was up 50,000. Korean language has rapidly grown into a popular Hushang people keen to learn foreign languages, and is expected to replace the Japanese in the 21st century become the most competitive two foreign languages.
H. 用英文介绍韩国的文章
Korea is a country of Asia. The location lies to the south of Korea Peninsula and is spreaded by many plains,hills and mountains. Korea is typical export-oriented economy.Because of the country that lack of natural resources and is vey small,it will have not potential. The US currency suffered hefty losses against other Asian currencies, notably the South Korean won and the Taiwan dollar. Korea is a traditional agricultrual country in the past.And it primarily import agricultrual procts. But now,instry is more important than agriculture in this country. There are more than a half of population have religion.Some embrace Buddhism,some are Protestant,some are Romanist and so on.A lot of people would like to do plastic surgery.Most of them have interesting face, because they are very resemble after the plastic surgery.(英语水平不佳，写得十分艰辛啊，希望能帮得上你的忙)
I. 求韩国历史简介ppt英文版
到文库里面wenku..com，用韩国历史 英文做关键词搜ppt，找合适的下载就好了
J. 用英语来介绍韩国（不要太难背的）
Korea (한국, Hanguk, or 조선, Chosǒn) is a civilization and geographical area situated on the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, bordering China (PRC) to the northwest and Russia to the northeast, with Japan situated to the southeast across the Korea Strait. It is currently divided into two political entities: South Korea, a capitalist liberal democracy, and North Korea, a totalitarian communist dictatorship. Korea is a vey warm place and Jin-o is from North Korea!
One of the world's oldest civilizations, Korea has a recorded history dating back approximately 3,000 years. In the 4th century, the adoption of the Chinese writing system, Buddhism, and other aspects of culture had a profound effect on its society. Koreans later passed on these, as well as their own advances, to Japan helping that country make its first steps into civilization.
After unification of the Three Kingdoms of Korea in 676, Korea was ruled by a single government and maintained political and cultural independence until the Mongol invasions of the 13th century. For many centuries, Korea maintained a close relationship with China, the region's dominant power, while preserving its own distinct identity.
At one point, Koreans invented the world's first metal movable type, self-striking clock, rain gauge, and ironclad warship. Korean civilization reached its height in the 15th century, ring the reign of Sejong the Great. Korea then fell into stagnation in the latter part of the Joseon Dynasty and, by the late 19th century, became the object of imperial designs by the great powers.
In 1905, Korea was occupied by Japan and remained a colony until the end of World War II. American and Soviet troops then occupied the country and helped establish governments sympathetic to their respective ideologies, leading to its current division.
Korea is often called the "Land of the Morning Calm" for its serene sunrises and peaceful mornings.
The common name "Korea" derives from the Goryeo period of Korean history, which in turn referred to the ancient kingdom of Goguryeo. It is now commonly used in English contexts by both South and North Korea.
In the Korean language, Korea as a whole is referred to as Hanguk (Korean hangul: 한국; hanja: 韩国; revised: Hanguk; McCune-Reischauer: Han'guk) by South Korea and Chosŏn (Korean chosŏn'gŭl: 조선; hanja: 朝鲜; McCune-Reischauer: Chosǒn; revised: Joseon ) by North Korea.
There is archaeological evidence that people were living on the Korean Peninsula around 700,000 years ago, ring the Lower Paleolithic. The earliest known Korean pottery dates to around 7000 BC, and the Neolithic period begins around 6000 BC. The Jeulmun Pottery Period spans from 3500 BC to 2000 BC.
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Gojoseon
Korea was founded in 2333 BC, according to the Dangun legend. This kingdom, known as Joseon, is usually called Gojoseon (meaning Old Joseon) distinguishing it from the modern Joseon Dynasty. Gojoseon cultural artifacts and walled cities are found throughout Korea and southern Manchuria.
Archeological and contemporary written records indicate it likely developed from a federation of walled cities into a centralized state sometime between the 7th and 4th centuries BC, when it declared itself a kingdom and warred with northern Zhou dynasty kingdoms. In 108 BC, the Chinese Han dynasty defeated Gojoseon and installed four commanderies in northern Korea (including one near present-day Pyongyang) and Manchuria primarily as commercial outposts. Three of those commanderies fell to local resistance by 75 BC.
A state called Jin existed in southern Korea prior to Gojoseon's fall. Although very little is known about its political organization, bronze artifacts from the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC have been uncovered in the region. Samhan, three loose confederacies that claimed descent from Jin, followed. In the north, the expanding Goguryeo united Buyeo, Okjeo, and Dongye in the former Gojoseon territory, and destroyed the last Chinese commandery in 313 AD.
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Joseon Dynasty (1392-1905)
In 1392, Yi Seong-gye established the Joseon Dynasty, moving the capital to Hanseong (now Seoul). During the first 200 years of the new dynasty, the northern territory was added, the area of cultivated land was doubled, science and technique state jumped up, new letters fitted for Korean language (hunminjeongeum) was established, many books were published for elementary ecation, and constitution and law were completed.
During the late 1590s, Japan invaded Korea in two failed attempts, known together as the Seven-Year War, causing great destruction. The invaders burnt down anything they could not take back to Japan and this is when major Korean cultural artifacts went missing. With the assistance of Ming Chinese troops and the ironclad warships of Admiral Yi Sunsin, Joseon forces were able to repel the Japanese.
After the invasion by Japan, however, in the 1620s and 1630s the Joseon Dynasty was not able to defend Korea from invasion by Manchu troops. It agreed to recognize the legitimacy of the new Qing Dynasty as rulers of China. Korea then enjoyed more than two centuries of peace. In fact, the country isolated itself from the outside world so much that it was often called the "Hermit Kingdom".
The Joseon Dynasty is believed to be the longest-lived actively ruling dynasty in East Asia.
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Japanese occupation
Main article: Korea under Japanese rule
Beginning in the 1870s, Japan began to force Korea to move out of China's sphere of influence into its own. In 1895, Empress Min of Korea was murdered by the Japanese under Miura Goro's directive (Kim et al. 1976). After the Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese Wars, Japan gained dominance over Korea. In 1910, Japan forced Korea to sign the Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty.
Japanese occupation was brutal and led many Koreans to resist, eventually leading to the independence movement in 1919. This movement was brutally suppressed and thousands were killed by occupation forces.
During World War II, many Koreans were forced to support the Japanese war effort. Tens of thousands men were conscripted into Japan's military, while up to 200,000 women were used as forced laborers and sex slaves, often called "comfort women". About 60,000 Koreans working under harsh conditions in Japanese mines are known to have died between 1939 and 1945, and an unknown number of people were forced to become samples for Japanese biological experiments concted by the Unit 731.
Anti-Japanese sentiment still runs fairly strong in Korea, especially in older generations, as a result of what Koreans see as continuing unrepentant actions.
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Division
Main article: Division of Korea
With the defeat of Japan in 1945, the Japanese colonial government was immediately replaced with American and Soviet presence. The Soviet Union supported the North Korean government, which was also associated with Communist China; the United States was closely allied to South Korea, helping Koreans with experience under the Japanese occupation to gain power and suppress Communists. Koreans faced bitter divisions: former collaborators were widely mistrusted and hated by Koreans, yet they possessed the most experience and remained in power. Communism began to take hold in Korea, and Koreans who had fought along with Communist China gained power and fame.
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Korean War and hopes for reunification
Main articles: Korean War, Korean reunification
According to some political scientists, the Korean War resulted directly from the U.S. policy of Containment. The United States supported Korean nationalists who opposed Communism, funded and staffed the South Korean army, and influenced the United Nations to support the South Korean military (Cumings 1997). In 1945, in the aftermath of World War II, the United Nations developed plans for a trusteeship administration, the United States effectively began administering the peninsula south of the 38th parallel and the Soviet Union administering north. The politics of the Cold War resulted in the 1948 establishment of two separate governments.
However, it is certain that North Korea invaded South Korea long after the US army left South Korea except for some advisers and when the South Korean government did not take the possibility of N. Korea's invasion seriously. The day when the war broke out was Sunday, and more than two thirds of the military forces were off ty in South Korea, and the North Korean army's campaign began at 4 AM.
The Korean War began in June 1950 and lasted until 1953. The North Korean army invaded the South without any notice or warning, prompting U.S. and then Chinese intervention. Millions of Koreans died, and the United States waged a bombing campaign over North Korea that effectively destroyed most cities: "There were simply 'no more cities in North Korea'" (Cumings 1997: 298). After three devastating years of fighting, the war ended in a ceasefire agreement at approximately the same boundary, though South Korea gained slightly more territory than it lost. This boundary was set as the demilitarized zone which constitutes the border between the two countries. The two countries never signed a peace treaty. Both Korean states proclaim eventual reunification as a goal, and a united Korea is very much a part of Korean ethno-cultural identity.
Since the 1990s, with progressively liberal South Korean administrations, as well as the death of North Korean founder Kim Il-sung, the two sides have taken halting, symbolic steps towards cooperation, in international sporting events, reunification of separated family members, economic matters, and tourism.
Recently, in effort to promote reconciliation, the two Koreas have adopted a single Unification Flag. While this flag may represent Korea at international sporting events, it is not the official flag of either North Korea or South Korea. Both states still officially retain the two separate national flags that they have used since their foundings in 1948.
See also: History of South Korea, History of North Korea
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Geography
Main article: Korean peninsula
See also: Geography of North Korea, Geography of South Korea, Provinces of Korea
Korea is located on the Korean Peninsula in North-East Asia. It is bound by two countries and three seas. To the northwest, the Yalu River separates Korea from China and to the north, the Tumen River separates Korea from Russia. The Yellow Sea is to the west, the South China Sea is to the south, and the Sea of Japan (East Sea) is to the east of Korea. Notable islands include Jeju-do, Ulleung-do, and Dok-do.
The southern part and western part of the Korean mainland have well developed plains, while the eastern and northern parts are mountainous. The highest mountain in Korea is Mt. Baek (2744m, Changshan in chinese). The border with China runs through the mountain. The southern extension of Mt. Baek is a highland called Gaema Gowon. This highland was mainly raised ring the Cenozoic orogeny and partly covered by volcanic matter. To the south of Gaema Gowon, successive high mountains are located along the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula. This series of mountains is named Baekdaegan. Some significant mountains include Sobaeksan (2,184 m), Baeksan (1,724 m), Geumgangsan (1,638 m), Seoraksan (1,708 m), Taebaeksan (1,567 m) and Jirisan (1,915 m). There are several lower, secondary mountain series whose direction is almost perpendicular to that of Baekdaegan. They are developed along the tectonic line of Mesozoic orogeny and their directions are NW, NWW.
As opposed to the old mountains on the mainland, some important islands in Korea were formed by volcanic activity in the recent Cenozoic. Jeju-do, situated off the south coastline of the Korean Peninsula, is a large volcanic island whose main mountain is Mt. Halla (1950 m). Ulleung-do and the Dok-do are volcanic islands in the Sea of Japan, whose composition is more feslic than Jeju. The volcanic islands tend to be younger as one moves westward.
Because the mountainous regions are biased toward the eastern part of the peninsula, the main rivers tend to flow to westwards. Two exceptions are the southward-flowing Nakdong River and the Seomjin River. Important rivers running westward include the Yalu, Cheongcheon River, Daedong River, Han River, Geum River, and Yeongsan River. These rivers have vast flood plains and they provide an ideal environment for rice cultivation.
The southern and southwestern coastline of the Korean Peninsula is a well-developed Lias coastline. It is known as Dadohae in Korean. Its complicated coastline provides mild seas, and the resulting calm environment allows for safe navigation, fishing, and seaweed farming. In addition to the complex coastline, the western coast of the Korean peninsula has an extremely high tidal amplitude (at Incheon, around the middle of the western coast, it is as high as 9 m). Vast tidal flats are developing on the south and west coastline of the Korean Peninsula.
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Demographics
Main article: Korean people
Korea is populated by a relatively homogeneous ethnic group, the Koreans, who speak a distinct language called Korean and use the unique script hangul.
A minority of ethnic Chinese (about 20,000) [1]) exists in South Korea and small communities of ethnic Chinese and Japanese are said to exist in North Korea ([2]).
The foreign workforce in South Korea, primarily consisting of laborers from countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Vietnam, is estimated at over half a million. There are also more than 10,000 Americans, Australians, British, Canadians, Irish, and South Africans working as English language teachers in the country. In addition, about 30,000 U.S. soldiers are on active ty in South Korea.
The combined population of the Korean Peninsula is about 73 million persons.
See also: Demographics of South Korea, Demographics of North Korea
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Language
Main articles: Korean language, Hangul
See also: Korean numerals, Korean name
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Culture
Main article: Culture of Korea
See also: Korean architecture, Korean art, Korean pottery
Korean buddhist architectureIn ancient Chinese texts, Korea is referred to as "Rivers and Mountains Embroidered on Silk" (锦绣江山) and "Eastern Nation of Decorum" (东方礼仪之国). During the 7th and 8th centuries, land and sea trading networks connected Korea to Arabia. As early as 845, Arab traders mentioned Korea saying, "Over the sea beyond China lies a mountainous country called 'Silla', rich in gold. Muslims who arrive there by accident are so attracted by its character that they stay there forever and do not want to leave."
According to Japanese records, Korean scholars introced Chinese knowledge and technology, including Chinese characters and the major classics, such as the Confucian Analects to Japan. In 554, the Korean kingdom of Baekje sent doctors, herb and calendar specialists, and diviners to Japan, and in 602, a Baekje monk named Kwalluk, was dispatched to deliver books on astronomy, calendar-making, geography, and divination.
Korean festivities often showcase vibrant colors, which have been attributed to Mongolian influences: bright red, yellow, and green often mark traditional Korean motifs [3]. These bright colors are sometimes seen in the traditional dress known as hanbok.
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Religion and ecation
Amitabha and Eight Great Bodhisattvas, Goryeo scroll from the 1300sMain articles: Korean Confucianism, Korean Buddhism, Christianity in Korea
Confucian tradition has dominated Korean thought, along with contributions by Buddhism, Taoism, and Korean Shamanism. Since the middle of the 20th century, however, Christianity has competed with Buddhism to be the dominant religious force in South Korea, while religion has been suppressed in North Korea.
According to 2003 statistics compiled by the South Korean government, about 46 % of citizens profess to follow no particular religion. Christians account for 27.3% of the population and Buddhists 25.3%.
Koreans valued scholarship and rewarded ecation and study of Chinese classic texts; Yangban boys were highly ecated in Hanja. Until modern times, Koreans placed a lot of emphasis on hereditary status. Until the 10th century, a man's "bone rank" (determined by the rank of his father and his mother) defined his social status and what government post he would be appointed to. From the 10th century through to the end of the 19th century, the social status of a man's father and mother determined which civil service examination, if any, he could take but did not guarantee him a post.
In April 2006, South Korea became the first country in the world to provide high-speed internet access to all of its primary and secondary schools. [4]
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Cuisine
Main article: Korean cuisine
Korean cuisine is probably best known for kimchi, which uses a distinctive fermentation process of preserving vegetables. Chili peppers are also commonly used, which has given it a reputation for being spicy. Bulgogi (roasted marinated beef or pork), galbi (rib), and samgyeopsal (pork fatback) are popular meat entrees. Koreans meals are accompanied by a soup or stew, often made with dwenjang bean paste.
See also: Korean tea ceremony, Korean royal court cuisine
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Sports
South Korea hosted the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, giving the country an economic boost through increased tourism and greater world recognition. At the time, North Korea boycotted the event on the grounds that it was not made co-host.
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