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以中国年为话题的作文

以中国年为题的作文 700字左右
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Answer 1

中国年
中国的经济在腾飞，这是一个不容辩驳的事实！我国目前GDP正以每年10％左右速度上升，国际影响力也在日益加强。有人曾作过一个比喻，每当发达的国家前进一步，中国便前进两步；发展中国家前进一步，中国便前进三步；贫困国家前进一步，中国便前进四。目随着“科技兴国，人才强国”战略的实施，我国前景一片美好。每一个中国人都为之自豪，骄傲。
然而在追求绿色，自然的和谐之中，绿水清山遭遇厄运。无疑，生态的和谐在经济的高速发展中正走的下坡路。事实依旧不容辨驳。中国虽然地大物博，但十三亿的人口却是保持生态和谐的一个难题。
中国资源总量占世界名词与中国人均水平占世界人均水平百分比：陆地面积居世界第三位百分比为33％，矿产资源居世界第三位百分比为50％，河流年径流量居世界第六位百分比为25％，森林居世界第六位百分比为33％。
由此不难看出，我国地大物博，但丰富的量除以13亿这个巨大的基数，人均不是的问题便凸现出来，在加上人口增长、济需求、用不当、保护不力、管理不善等问题，更是雪上加霜。在国力逐渐上升的大好前景下，环境的不和谐也随之愈演愈烈了。
更为可怕的是：随着生态的破坏。原来市风吹草低，垂柳依依，荻花瑟瑟，鸥鹭翔集，一派水乡泽国的宝地也成为了荒漠戈壁，世代居住在那里的人们被迫背井离乡。其实在我身边，离子也是举不胜数，天空变得黯淡，空气也变得浑浊，水质也在逐渐下降。古诗中“绿树村边合，青山郭外斜”的美景也在人们的记忆中淡去┄┄
保护生态和谐已经刻不容缓！
因为自然不仅是眼前的一摸绿意，更是人类唯一的家园！和谐中国不应仅仅是经济物质的一支独秀，更应有自然环境像辅相随，才能实现可持续发展的目标。呵护自然，珍爱环境，从自身的一点一滴做起，人与自然和谐相处，这不是一幅和谐中国的美好蓝图吗？
愿我们的环境更美好。愿我们的祖国更和谐，更繁荣，更昌盛！

Answer 2

Spring Festival marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year on the Chinese lunar calendar. The first day of the festival usually falls about one month after the Solar New Year on the Gregorian calendar. According to Chinese tradition, preparations for the festival start from the end of the last lunar month of the previous year. Festival celebrations extend until the Lantern Festival on the 15th of the first lunar month of the New Year. However, a fast-paced and hectic lifestyle makes it difficult for many Chinese to spend an entire month celebrating the festival. This is why the central government decided to declare the first week of the festival a public holiday.

Spring Festival traditions abound, although not all are practiced today. These include home spring cleaning, shopping for festival goodies, decorating homes with New Year Pictures and Spring Festival couplets, lighting firecrackers, and strolling around temple fairs. On New Year's Eve, family members gather together to have a family feast. In northern China, jiaozi or dumplings (with meat and vegetable stuffing) are the delicacy of choice, while people in southern China prefer niangao (New Year cake).

Many of China's ethnic minorities celebrate their Lunar New Year around the same time as the Han people, although some maintain their own calendars.