on new year's day, my parents usually take me to the streets to play, which makes me feel boring after a long time. But this New Year's Day has made me happy, because this year the school will hold a unique "Celebrating New Year's Day and Welcoming G2" activity, and we are looking forward to it. The day before the activity, students in each class carefully arranged the classroom according to the claimed country, from national characteristics, human history, customs and other aspects. On the morning of New Year's Day, the students came to school early, and everyone was extremely excited. The classroom is full of colorful balloons and glittering flowers, the windows are covered with patterns such as snowflakes and fireworks, and "Happy New Year!" is hung above the podium in the classroom. The banner. Ah! You see, the festive atmosphere is really strong. The head teacher sent a booklet to each of us, which read "G2 Passport of Cai He No.2 Primary School". The teacher said: This passport is for your activities. During the activities, you should take it to eight countries in G2. Every time you go to a country, you should stamp the booklet. After completing this task, you can go to the international food city to buy things, eat and play. We fill in our information in the brochure, and then we look forward to the moment when the activity begins, and we can't wait for the activity to start immediately. Time is ticking by, the activity hasn't started yet, and we can hardly wait. Finally, the moment that everyone is looking forward to has arrived. At one o'clock in the afternoon, the headmaster announced loudly through the loudspeaker: The 216 New Year's Day celebration begins now! Suddenly, the class fried the pot, and everyone rushed out of the classroom, and I joined this army. Students gushed out from the classroom like springs, forming a river of people in the aisle, and the deafening footsteps filled the whole teaching building like the roar of the tide for a long time. I thought to myself: each class represents a country. Which countries should I go to? By the way, every page of my brochure has information about a country. I have never been there anyway, so I just flipped through it and went to Brazil. Looking up, ah, it turns out that next to where I stand is the class that represents Brazil. I just wanted to walk in, and the volunteers told me that to go in, I had to draw a note with the title number first, and I had to answer the questions on the note correctly before I could go through customs. After listening, I couldn't wait to look at the information on the wall, one, two, three, and I watched and remembered it greedily like a hungry wolf. A few minutes later, I confidently went to draw the title number. As soon as I drew C, I looked at it, soeasy, and immediately killed the question of which continent Brazil was in. But on another question, I got stuck. The question is what each color of the Brazilian flag symbolizes. I thought about it and told the examiner: green represents the color of the forest, blue represents the diamond in the head of the ore, and the diamond is blue, which symbolizes the forest and ore. I waited nervously for the examiner's reply. Thankfully, he nodded and I got it right. He stamped my passport and I jumped in. After that, I went to other classes. After more than an hour's struggle, I went to' America, Australia, South Korea, Brazil ...' and saw South Africa's jungle adventure, Australia's kangaroo jump, South Korea's forest dance convention, Brazil's sharpshooter, Saudi Arabia's exploration of oil wells, America's great treasure house and so on. Finally, I stamped the eight "national" stamps, and I flew to the "food city" like a bullet out of the chamber. The international food city is really lively! The students surrounded the venue, and tourists were everywhere. The dazzling array of goods is dazzling, and the tempting food makes my mouth water. Some students loudly peddle their own "national" booths, while others play around in "national" booths, enjoying the beautiful scenery and choosing things, which is very lively. It's almost all countries in the G2. After enjoying the characteristics and delicacies of various countries, I was infected by this atmosphere. I couldn't help coming to the stall in China District and bought a bottle of sour plum soup and an egg tart. I enjoyed it beautifully. What a treat! In September this year, the G2 conference will be held in Hangzhou. We should be good hosts and know the history and characteristics of each country first, which is the basic etiquette, otherwise it will be very embarrassing. Through today's New Year's Day activities, we have learned about the humanities and history of G2 countries, and feel that the successful convening of the conference is a major event in Hangzhou, and even a major event in the world! We are looking forward to the G2, and I hope to be a volunteer as a small host, to serve people from all over the world, to win glory for Hangzhou and China. Expanding reading —— Three reasons why the G2 summit ended in Hangzhou —— The business card of China traditional culture If we talk about the history and culture of China, then Hangzhou must be an important business card. Choosing Hangzhou as the venue for the G2 summit, China can take the opportunity of the summit to better introduce the history and culture of China to the leaders of the participating countries. "There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below." Hangzhou has not only the beautiful scenery of the West Lake and Qiantang River, but also the historical and cultural relics of the Grand Canal and Lingyin Temple. The legend of the White Snake and the story of China's version of "Romeo and Juliet" Liang Zhu are also world-famous. As the venue of G2 Summit, Hangzhou must be qualified for its scenery and historical and cultural elements. Hangzhou is also famous in the world. In the 13th century, Kyle Poirot praised Hangzhou as "the most beautiful and luxurious city in the world" in his travel notes. In addition, Hangzhou was selected by The New York Times as "the 41 most worthwhile places in the world in 211". It was also rated as an international garden city by the United Nations Environment Programme. The West Lake and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal are also included in the World Heritage List. Developed Internet economy In addition, the G2 Summit is positioned as a global economic cooperation forum, and economic development will be an important reference indicator when choosing cities. As the core city of the Yangtze River Delta Economic Zone, Hangzhou has made remarkable achievements in economic development, and Alibaba, the world's largest e-commerce company, is also headquartered in Hangzhou. In 216, the G2 Summit will be held in Hangzhou, and many leaders will take the opportunity to visit Alibaba. Hangzhou is one of the most dynamic cities in China, and it has been rated as "the best city in China's overall investment environment" by the World Bank for many years, while Forbes magazine ranked Hangzhou as the first in the list of "the best commercial cities in Chinese mainland". Alibaba, the world's largest e-commerce company, and China Geely Automobile Headquarters, which acquired Volvo Cars, are both in Hangzhou. The Internet economy represented by Alibaba not only supports the economic development of Hangzhou, but also represents the trend of world economic development in the future. According to Nielsen's data, Hangzhou's e-commerce has a relatively wide influence in the country and even the world. At present, Hangzhou has gathered more than one-third of the e-commerce websites in China. In the fields of electronic payment, cloud computing, express delivery, online marketing, information technology and operational services, many professional e-commerce service providers have emerged, including the world's largest B2B e-commerce platform, the world's largest online retail trading platform and the world's largest electronic payment platform. It has played an important role in diplomacy. Although Hangzhou, unlike Beijing and Shanghai, has many experiences in major international conferences, it has played an important role in China's diplomatic history many times. In 1972, Nixon visited China, but the negotiations on the Sino-US Joint Communique, which laid the foundation for the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, were extremely difficult. Just when the negotiations could not continue, Zhou Enlai proposed to change the venue of the negotiations to Hangzhou, and finally China and the United States reached an agreement on the Joint Communique at the Bajiaolou in Hangzhou. In 214, the fifth seminar on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing of China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue was held in Hangzhou. China and the United States had in-depth exchanges on bilateral memorandum on anti-money laundering supervision and cooperation, international cooperation on confiscation and recovery of criminal assets, criminal judicial cooperation, combating terrorist financing, new financial transactions and payment methods, and virtual currency management.