hi 特别特别急 最近有一比赛作文the taste of beijing 怎么写?我觉得应该有升华的地方 不单单写吃 但是在不知道肿么写

hi 特别特别急 最近有一比赛作文the taste of beijing 怎么写?我觉得应该有升华的地方 不单单写吃 但是在不知道肿么写
hi 特别特别急 最近有一比赛作文the taste of beijing 怎么写?
我觉得应该有升华的地方 不单单写吃 但是在不知道肿么写

hi 特别特别急 最近有一比赛作文the taste of beijing 怎么写?我觉得应该有升华的地方 不单单写吃 但是在不知道肿么写
Working at an exhibition for the 30th anniversary of establishment of Sino-Germany diplomatic relations.We reached cruising altitude shortly after St.Petersburg.The last impressions of Europe faded -- lights of itslesser cities,rivers and factories -- bringing us to the vast extent of Asia.There remained six hours of flight time pending Beijing:my adventure would start at the crack of dawn.It was early morning,August and Beijing,as Dutch writer Cees Noteboom might say.On this day in late August temperatures soared.It became so hot that despite convictions stemming from past experience,I took a taxi from the airport into the city.Through tinted windows I watched the metropolis that was to become my home for the next nine weeks glide by.A year previously,inspired by a vacation in Beijing,I had applied for an internship at the Goethe-Institute in China's capital.As a student of German studies,I was interested in discovering ways and means of disseminating the German culture and language abroad.A week's vacation had fueled my enthusiasm for this giant city.But would it last for two months of working and living here?No master of the Chinese tongue,I attempted to follow this taxi's costly passage through urban spaces on a map.Via the Third Ring Road,we traveled to Beijing Foreign Studies University in Haidian District.Adrenalin stimulated by apprehension and anxiety,and the overwhelming,sometimes surreal impressions of this metropolis,with its masses of people,cars,skyscrapers,and glass-facades,effectively canceled out any possibility of jet-lag.Having dinner.The taxi-driver left me and my luggage on the university campus known to international students as "Bei Wai." Looking at the Third Ring Road,carbon monoxide and deafening traffic noises clouded my senses,but I could hear behind me the murmuring of a fountain.The Goethe Institute,where I conducted my internship,was at that time situated on the eastern rim of the Beijing Foreign Studies University.I started work there the day after my arrival.I was in the language department for most of my stay,but diverse occupational opportunities,such as the chance to observe the work of departments dealing with the cultural program and pedagogic development,also arose.After a week of supervision I was allowed to teach independently.I was pleasantly surprised at the success of my first attempts to teach German as a foreign language:I enjoyed myself and my students proved motivated and very likable.My lessons were memorable for their affluence of laughter,springing from intercultural and lingual misunderstandings and misinterpretations.I believe the true value of an internship lies in the person concerned's encountering the limits of his/her expertise and learning how to deal with them professionally.Misapprehensions and communication difficulties are everyday occurrences when teaching a foreign language.To me,a student of German studies,our discussions were rewarding for revealing to me the Euro-centricity of my views.During my stay I was lucky enough to participate in a trade fair celebrating continued diplomatic relations between Germany and the People's Republic of China entitled "Thirty Years and the Future." Attendance was excellent,partly due to timing,as vast crowds of people from all provinces visit their capital on October 1st to enjoy the national day festivities.The Goethe Institute's contribution to the fair was a stand that gave a foretaste of German language and culture -- a highlight in the otherwise economically focused exhibition.Together with a fellow intern I was assigned the task of devising a German cras