The United Kingdom, the full name of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), is composed of England, Wales and Scotland on the island of Great Britain, Northern Ireland in the northeastern part of the island of Ireland, and a series of A Western European island country composed of affiliated islands. Next, follow my footsteps and read a summary of my travel experience in the UK.

Summary of British Travel Experience 1

This winter vacation, a warm group, an unforgettable cross-country trip, everything is still fresh in my memory. . . . . I will never forget that when I first came to the UK, I was filled with excitement and happiness. British skies, buildings, grass, people, food. . It not only broadened my horizons, but also rendered a beautiful landscape painting in my heart. . .

The first thing that impressed me was the British clouds. They were flawless and white as snow, and they were galloping in the sky. Raising your head, you can think of the clouds in the sky as various shapes, forming a paradise of your own. The speed of clouds there is very fast. Inadvertently, you will find that the shape you just imagined has turned into nothing in an instant. . . . . .

Secondly, British architecture will also be unforgettable for you. Gothic-style houses are neatly arranged on both sides of the road. The familiar and unfamiliar English letters on the house numbers make you immediately feel the wonderful and dreamy feeling of being in a foreign land. During this trip, we visited many places of interest: the British Museum, the Museum of Natural Science, the University of Cambridge, etc., all of which were very impressive. First of all, churches are also extremely popular in the UK, because the UK is a place where people of multiple races and faiths gather. There are not only Catholic and Islamic churches, but also Islamic churches. Among them, we visited the famous St. Paul’s Cathedral, which presents a Renaissance architectural style. The huge dome has become the distinctive symbol of St. Paul’s Cathedral. During the tour, the songs of the believers filled the entire church, which made our hearts feel special. peaceful. . . . . British museums are also of great tourist value. The culture and history of each country are presented in the glass windows. The specimens of animals and plants, as well as Chinese porcelain, are all so real. The museum also displays treasures that Britain shipped back from other countries during the war, which made me remember history. . . . . What excites me the most is that I have the honor to visit Cambridge University, a college that many students dream of. As soon as I entered the door, there seemed to be a bookish atmosphere rushing to my face, which made me determined to study hard and get here. . . . .

During the trip, we spent a lot of time in the bus, but we also happened to take the opportunity to admire the British grasslands and fauna. Looking around, patches of green come into view, and from time to time we can see cute cattle and sheep running happily on the grass. . . . .

People living in the UK are indeed the representatives of "gentlemen". No matter where we are: on the bus, on a cruise ship, or in a restaurant, as long as you reach out to say hello to them, they will greet them with half a cent. 100% enthusiasm to reply to you. Every time you shop, the sales staff will smile and listen to you very carefully. When you don't understand what they mean, they will use body language to help you understand. I remember that time, my friend and I forgot how to walk to the meeting place after shopping. Fortunately, a British couple helped us point out the direction in time and drew a simple street map to help us reach the agreed place smoothly. The British are not only gentle and enthusiastic, but also lively and representative of them. When we visited the sister school, the British students were very enthusiastic. They sang and performed for us and took us to play on the beach. They sang all the way in the car and their singing never stopped. We also played their unique beach baseball with our British classmates, built a castle with sand together, and painted on the beach together. Their liveliness and humor were deeply imprinted in my mind. . . . . . Not only the native British, but also the people living in the UK have been influenced by it, and they are lively, humorous and intelligent. The most typical one is the guide who leads our team, some people call him Brother Dahai. He was the tour guide who led our team's trip. During the more than ten days with him, we shared his happiness together. . . In the boring explanation of ancient monuments, it was his humorous words that made us immersed in the environment at that time; in the boring bus, it was his generous words of "giving chocolates to whoever sings" that aroused our drowsiness. With sleepy eyes, that humorous and wise guide will probably never be forgotten by our team. . . .

Having introduced so much, of course we cannot forget about British food. Prices in the UK are not cheap for us Chinese. That time the teacher gave us money and asked us to eat lunch by ourselves, so the four of us found a restaurant with British characteristics to eat. The four of us actually spent nearly 400 yuan, and I guess it was because I was not used to British food. The British bread was hard and cold. In the end, I was so ashamed that I had to throw away the fifty pieces of bread. . . .

In the UK, we all eat with knives and forks. We were not used to it at first, but gradually, everyone seems to have adapted to this way of eating. Even when we eat in a Chinese restaurant, there are chopsticks at the table, but none of us have them. use. . . .

British streets are also very unique. There are many forks at an intersection, and there are also many traffic lights. There are even seven or eight red street lights at one intersection. Before crossing the road, you must press the button under the roadside sign and wait until the green light comes on before you can cross the road. Moreover, the UK is different from China in that when crossing the road, you should look right first and then left, which is exactly the opposite of China. . . . . As long as you obey the traffic rules, you will be very safe in the UK. . . . .

However, after introducing so many benefits of Britain, don’t think that Britain is all beautiful. In the UK, as long as children are under the age of sixteen, they will not be punished no matter what they do wrong, so robberies, fights and other incidents often occur, so much so that we tried our best to avoid the children this time. . . .

To sum up, it triggered my endless emotions and thoughts. . . . . We have witnessed the beauty of Britain with our own eyes, and the misty and rainy weather from time to time seems to have cast a veil over it. . . . Therefore, from now on, I will study hard and strive to apply for Oxford and Cambridge in the future, study abroad, and see more places of interest. Moreover, I would also like to call on more Chinese people to protect the environment and pay attention to traffic rules, so that our powerful China can one day become as blue as the UK and the traffic becomes more orderly than the UK! Not only that, I also hope that China Education can slightly reduce the learning pressure of some students, allowing us to live freely and happily in a relaxed environment like British students. I believe we can do it one day, I am confident!!

Summary of British Travel Experience 2

As the 20xx London Olympics is in full swing, while cheering for the athletes, we also enjoy the beautiful scenery of London on TV. It reminded me of every detail of my trip to visit relatives in the UK, and I had a lot of feelings.

1. From the moment you get off the plane, you can feel the fresh air, eye-catching green, and blue sky.

2. Britain is a city that is very good at preserving ancient buildings. You can see churches everywhere. You rarely see modern buildings in the suburbs, but more exquisite villas and green plants. Although the colors of those old houses have faded a bit, they still have a good visual effect.

3. There is no large-scale tourism development in natural scenic spots because they are wealthy themselves and do not need to rely on the loss of natural resources to become rich. The more economically developed a country is, the more it knows how to protect nature.

4. There are generally three types of toilets in the UK: those for men, women and people with disabilities in wheelchairs. They are very user-friendly and very clean;

5. Indoors in the UK Smoking is generally prohibited;

6. The British are delicious. All kinds of fast food, French fries, chocolate and other junk food are sold in various public places such as stations and cars. There are many people, and there is a lot of junk food;

7. Learn from Europeans and enjoy life, especially in the afternoon;

8. The British are studious. On the subway and train, everyone reads books and listens to music. , not much chatting;

9. If two people bump into each other in the UK, the other person will take the initiative to say sorry as quickly as possible and smile back; if you are taking pictures, passers-by will definitely get out of the way. Block your view, or stop and look at you with a smile until you finish taking the photo before leaving.

10. Store salespeople are enthusiastic and not snobbish. Even in high-end shopping malls, they will greet you appropriately regardless of how the customer is dressed.

11. The transportation in London is very developed. There are actually 14 subway lines; the signage system in public places is also very developed. As long as you understand English, there is almost no problem in traveling alone.

12. London is really an international melting pot. You can see so many people from different countries. Some races have unique appearances and costumes that I have never seen before. I can’t even name them. .

13. It is too easy for Europeans to go abroad, but it is too troublesome for Chinese people to apply for visas when going abroad.

United Kingdom Here, the royal family and the common people live in harmony, traditional culture and modern technology complement each other, and fierce football matches and literary and artistic drama performances complement each other. This is Britain.

Summary of British Travel Experience 3

According to a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on July 2, the summer time in the UK is very short, and it is really difficult to enjoy the sunny weather with continuous sunshine. Not so easy. Because of the unique terrain characteristics of the UK, its climate is changeable. It is cloudy and sunny all year round. You don’t know when the weather will be sunny or warm, and you don’t know when it will become overcast with dark clouds and showers. Therefore, enjoying all outdoor activities when the weather is good is a good leisure and entertainment experience, and it is also everyone’s life philosophy brought about by the weather? Enjoy the moment!

I can’t remember exactly what I had heard that there was an "open-air cinema" club in London, but when I heard that it was only open in the summer, it was an open-air cinema on the rooftop of a bar or hotel, and I longed for it. I don’t know if all girls can’t resist words such as “seasonal limited edition” and “limited time sale”.

In short, I am very interested in all the "summer only" activities in the UK.

Such as: open-air cinema; open-air theater; summer music festival. . etc. All outdoor activities show great curiosity and the urge to buy tickets to enjoy them. “Enjoy the moment”!? I tell myself, enjoy all the activities that can still see the sun in the evening, before the long winter days come.

What kind of mentality is this? Hasn’t summer just begun? Why are you afraid of missing the summer? First, I think it is due to the climatic conditions in the UK that even in July In such a "hot summer" season, the highest temperature is around 35 degrees, and it is difficult to last for more than two weeks. The norm in British summer is that the temperature usually remains around 25 degrees, and there is still a breeze at night and in the morning, making the temperature slightly cooler.

Every year after July and August, the rainy season in the UK begins one after another. The temperature turns cooler, and the severe cold of winter continues until March and April in early spring of the next year. The sun seldom shines. to this land. From the almost polar night cold weather in winter to the freezing cold in spring, people's body and mind cannot enjoy the warmth and openness of the sun.

But more importantly, for more than half of the year, people's bodies are wrapped in heavy coats, and their moods are also affected, making them gloomy and reserved. So, when you have the opportunity, take advantage of the good weather, go out and enjoy outdoor activities, and your mood will become more relaxed. How rare! I think this is the reason why people living here love and cherish the short summer, right? Because Too little sunlight.

In June, on a slightly hot night, my friend and I went to the "open-air cinema" to watch a pretty good movie. The rooftop of this club is sandwiched between office buildings surrounded by high-rise buildings. It occupies a small area and can only accommodate about 50 people at a time. It is certainly not the size of an ordinary movie theater.

People who go to an open-air movie do not expect to enjoy a good audio-visual experience. This is not the original intention of an open-air movie theater. Couples who go to the rooftop to watch movies probably do it for romance. Friends invite them there for fun. In short, they all do it for a novel experience.

Watching a movie on the rooftop is really a wonderful feeling. There are low planes flying overhead. When I look up at the office building opposite, there are still people working overtime late at night. It doesn't matter what kind of movie we are watching on this rooftop. We can see the sunset gradually setting in this open space, and the city is still enveloped in a golden and warm light between 9 and 10 o'clock at night.

If you are lucky, you can also see the stars above you. After a long, long winter, there is this short summer. In midsummer, due to the polar day phenomenon, the nights are almost never completely dark, and a few clouds can be vaguely seen in the dark blue sky.

Here, summer is short but endlessly beautiful!

I remember what New York best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert said in her book "Eat, Pray, Love" The book writes that she and the friends she met in Italy each used one word to describe their city. Romans use "Sex" to describe Rome, Swedes use "Conform" to describe Stockholm, and Elizabeth, who went to New York, said she uses "Succeed" to define the city where she has lived for 30 years. These three words are very accurate to describe these three cities, at least in my opinion. The enthusiasm of the Italians, the rules and observance of the Swedes, and the philistineness of the New Yorkers are all vividly described in one concise word.

After reading the description in the book, my curiosity made me close the book immediately and thought, what if it was a Londoner? Which word would they use to describe their city?

I also tried to test myself to see if I could come up with a word to sum up the city where I live. Well, blame me for my lack of knowledge and talent. After thinking about it for a long time, I still can’t define London in one word.

At least, in my opinion, to define it first, you have to ask, are you talking about London in winter? Or London in summer?

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