the first sentence: I went to Zimbabwe for seven days and visited Harare, Utabe, Manikaran and Yiguxi. I feel that the gap between China and Zimbabwe is too big. Apart from Harare, Utapai and Manikalan, Yiguxi is a small city, about the size of a county in China, with a population of no more than 1,. But whether it is a big city or a small city, it gives me the feeling that it is clean, really too clean, and the ground is almost spotless. I have been in Zimbabwe for seven days, and my shoes have not been polished. What I go out and come back is basically the same.
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The second sentence stands at the height of Harare and looks around. The phoenix trees all over the city are like burning torches. There is a local saying that the more abundant the rainfall, the brighter the sunshine, and the flowers of the phoenix tree will bloom exceptionally, which indicates a good harvest this year. Just when the flowers of the Phoenix tree are in full bloom, the yellow flowers with dense branches and leaves are in bud, hanging on the treetops like a string of two bells, and when the yellow flowers are competing to bloom, it is the beginning of the harvest season in a year.
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sentence 3 Harare today has become a modern city in southern Africa, with straight and wide streets, high-rise buildings and parks all over the city. The artificial waterfalls in the square are spectacular, as well as well as well-equipped clubs and green golf courses. Streets in the city crisscross, forming countless "wells". The boulevard is wide, neat and quiet. Salisbury Park has an artificial waterfall simulating Victoria Falls, which surges and falls. The central and southern part of the city is a commercial area, while the northern and eastern parts are high-grade residential areas. The villas here are surrounded by fences made of branches and have private entertainment facilities such as gardens, lawns and swimming pools.
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Sentence 4: Zimbabwe's urban streets are very wide, and the speed limit in cities is generally about 8 kilometers. However, it is very safe for pedestrians to cross the road from the zebra crossing. Wherever there is a red light, the car will definitely stop. No matter who is there or where there is no red light, as soon as you cross the road from the zebra crossing, the car will start to slow down very far away from you. As long as you hesitate, the driver will wave at you in a friendly way. I have tried this phenomenon in several cities. Some people say it is false, but I tell you, at least in Zimbabwe, it is true.
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5th sentence The land in Africa is golden, full of enthusiasm and simplicity, and pregnant with the primitive rhythm of life. The word "Zimbabwe" means "stone city" in Bantu. The country used to be a rich country in Africa, second only to South Africa. Like South Africa, it has the same reputation as Africa's granary, with the best golf courses and beautiful natural scenery in the world.
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sentence 6 Zimbabweans respect women very much. No matter where you take a bus or rest on the street, all the men get up and sit down as soon as the woman comes, without exception. The most typical example is that on the bus, as soon as the woman comes up, all the men stand up in a conditioned way, from primary school students to white-haired old people, and they all stand up at once. They have to stand up and sit down many times when taking a bus.
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Since the 7th sentence, I have been longing for Zimbabwe. Although life on weekdays is colorful, it always looks thin. In my mind, Zimbabwe's land is golden, rich in sunshine, full of enthusiasm and simplicity, and seems to be pregnant with the original rhythm of life. I admire Hemingway, a man who ran on the Yuan Ye in Africa. He chose the arrogant exile, just like the lion described in The Snow of Kilimanjaro.
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The eighth sentence Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall in Africa and the third largest waterfall in the world. The Scottish missionary and explorer David Livingston discovered the waterfall in 1855 and named it after the Queen of England at that time. Locals call the Great Waterfall "Mosio Tunia", which means "the water mist roaring with thunder". The main waterfall is about 1,4 meters wide, with a maximum drop of 15 meters and a maximum water flow of 5, cubic meters per second. (www.jddxx.com) The most classic thing is that the whole waterfall is on the prairie, and then the waterfall appears after a crack in the ground. Far away from the waterfall, you can hear the deafening roar and the water mist rising in the air. A lot of water vapor has gathered in the air, and people seem to be walking through the drizzle. Now this waterfall belongs to Zambia and Zimbabwe. In other words, you have to cross two countries to see the whole waterfall.
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Ninth sentence Victoria, Zimbabwe is spectacular! The wide water surface splits a crack directly on the mainland and the waterfall comes! I don't even know how this came about! The plane in Waterfall will hover over the waterfall for a week. Looking down from the porthole, the whole waterfall can be seen at a glance. According to the tour guide, it is formed by the Zambezi River flowing through the Rift Valley caused by crustal changes, surrounded by lush jungles. Today's weather is very sunny, and rainbows are reflected in the mist from time to time. When the breeze blows, people walk through the mist and dance with the rainbow. After a while, the mist dissipates and bathes in the sun. Standing here, you will once again feel how small human beings are in front of nature, both in time and space.
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Tenth sentence Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, is located on the plateau in the northeast of the border. It is like spring all year round, with green trees, numerous flowers and pleasant scenery. It is a famous tourist city in southern Africa, so it has won many beautiful and pleasant names, such as "Gongyuan City", "Sunshine City" and "Evergreen City". Harare. "Spring" in Harare can be divided into three seasons in a year: hot season (August to November), rainy season (November to March) and cold season (March to August). In the cold season, the tall trees are covered with pink and purple flowers. In the early hours of the morning, people see that the trees are covered with a thin layer of frost. With the rising sun, the frost slowly melts into crystal dew and shines on the red flowers and green trees.
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11th sentence The schools in Zimbabwe are really wonderful, really wonderful. The school has no walls, like a big park. We went to an ordinary school in Harare, which is about equivalent to one of our three or big colleges. Their library, I think, is about the size of one of our provincial libraries. The campus environment is definitely better than any of our parks. There are buses on campus, which stop at no charge and never ask the identity of the passengers. What shocked me most was the student dormitory, which was absolutely equivalent to the level of three-star hotels in China.
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The 12th sentence Harare has a rather fashionable nickname: "Little Paris in Africa". The business district in the south-central part of the city is the heart of Harare, where fashionable shopping malls and modern business and financial districts are hidden in rich green shade, making people stroll along the Champs Elysé es. The tobacco market in Southwest China is the largest, with tobacco merchants from all over the world gathering here and selling nearly 2, tons of tobacco from here every day.
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The 13th holiday market is the city symbol of Harare. Almost every weekend, local people will find a good place to "practice stalls". They brought their own interesting things to bask in, and when they had nothing to sell, they came to the market to have fun. Handicrafts of various colors are the mainstay of holiday fairs, and Zimbabwe's famous wood carvings can be found in almost every stall. After dusk, when you get rid of the scorching sun in Africa, the passionate African drums will ring at the right time, and the original dance interpretation of African boys will make you dance with them. The rhythm of life will flow freely in the vast world, making every listener feel heartbroken.
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sentence 14 Zimbabwe is rich in stones, and strange rocks and rocks formed by weathering abound, which can be seen all over the country. On my way to waterfall city, there are many strange stones on both sides of the road, with different sizes and smooth surfaces and different shapes. Each boulder is naturally piled up, and there are different numbers of irregular stones lying on it. These stones generally weigh several tons, some even dozens of tons. Their * * * feature is that the supporting point at the bottom is very small, which seems to be blown down by a gust of wind, but in fact they are as stable as Mount Tai, and they still stand up after thousands of years of wind and rain. When you look closely, lizards of all colors shuttle between the cracks in the stone, which is natural.
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Sentence 15 Everyone in Zimbabwe seems to carry garbage bags. Anyway, as long as they are not used, all the leftovers are put in garbage bags, and they are thrown into the trash can as soon as they meet. Smoking is not allowed in many places in Zimbabwe. In some shopping malls or public places, there are ashtrays like water tanks. Men and women are very conscious of smoking around. The tour guide said that even the mayor of Harare would like to smoke here because there is no other place to smoke. Everyone is very calm and has no complaints.
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The name of Harare in the 16th sentence comes from the local Shona language, which means "sleepless person". As the capital of Zimbabwe, the largest city in China, with a population of about 2 million, this international city is a city where modern architecture and colonial architecture coexist. Harare has spring-like seasons and pleasant scenery. Beautiful names such as (www.jddxx.com) "Sunshine City", "Flower Tree City" and "Paris in Africa" are a true portrayal of the whole city. I was lucky enough to come here, stop for four or five days, stroll among them, revel in its fresh style, and my eyes are full of pleasing greenery. Walking in downtown Harare, you are greeted by a street full of flowers, big and small. Trees in Czech Republic can be seen everywhere, and phoenix trees full of flame flowers are all over the city, just like handfuls of burning torches, which are particularly eye-catching.
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Sentence 17 There are queues in many places in Zimbabwe. Zimbabweans are used to queuing and are very disciplined. No one cuts in line. Everyone waited patiently and consciously, and everyone stood in line for several hours. It was very quiet, and many people were reading books. In Sulu Palace, there are many sculptures that can't be touched by hand. Some of these sculptures are guarded and some are unattended. I observed them and no one touched them. At that time, there was a sculpture made of pure gold, and we thought there was no one, so we reached out and touched it. As soon as we touched it, we heard the whistle (strangely, many places in Zimbabwe like to use it), and we realized that a man was watching us warily with a whistle in his mouth.
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Sentence 19 In Harare, stone carving and wood carving markets can be seen everywhere. Before coming to a market, a dazzling array of works of art had already filled the ground. African stone carvings and wood carvings are world-famous, and Zimbabwe's rich stone and forest resources and artists' ingenious craftsmanship make it a representative. The beauty of these finished products lies in tapping the imagination in real life. All the forms and characters come from our mysterious religion and ancient folk stories.
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In Harare, the charm of modern civilization is everywhere. On every street corner and every doorway, you can find Harare-style surprises. In the busy street, the well-dressed dark-skinned girl passed you by, and the thick lips and hot eyes all made people feel the fiery beauty of Africa.
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The citizens of Harare are shuttling through the streets in an orderly way, and all kinds of vehicles are speeding along the roads that are not very congested according to the traditional British rule of "drive right and drive left". Passers-by, men, women and children, say hello or greet you with a smile when they pass you by. According to local people, Zimbabweans have received British education since childhood, paying great attention to personal cultivation, and being gentle and polite is the first impression of Zimbabweans from all over the world.
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The 22nd sentence Harare is the capital and largest city of Zimbabwe. Located on the northeast plateau, it is 147 meters above sea level. The population is 1.2 million. With a mild climate and an average annual temperature of 18℃, it is a modern garden city in southern Africa with lush vegetation, blooming flowers and pleasant scenery. At the same time, it is also a world-famous chrome capital and tobacco market. (www.jddxx.com) "Harare" means "people who don't sleep" in the local Shawna language. It was transformed from the name of the chief of the inner Halava tribe. The chief is brave and good at fighting, and he is alert and never dozes off. People call him "Ha Alaret", that is, "the man who doesn't sleep". Later, it was simplified to "Harare" and became the name of the tribal settlement. Zimbabwe named its capital "Harare", indicating that it will be on high alert and always ready to fight for national independence and freedom
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The 23rd sentence starts from July and August every year, the whole city of Harare is shrouded in flowers. First of all, Yang Fentu showed off the blue flower trees all over the city. In September, Harare residents even held a week-long "Blue Flower Festival" to celebrate the arrival of spring. During the festival, people hold various celebrations. In the park and under the blue flower tree, people recite poems and perform dances ... Before the blue flower is defeated, the flame flower that announces summer sticks out on the tall phoenix tree. When the rainy season comes, the phoenix tree is full of "fire". In the season when the flowers are in full bloom, the yellow-flowered trees are in bud. This autumn messenger's flowers, like a string of golden bells, stand upright, telling people that the autumn season is coming.
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sentence 24 When you drive from the suburban international airport into the street where flowers and trees are blooming, it's like entering a peach blossom fairyland, and you suddenly feel relaxed and happy. Every August, when the hot season comes, in Harare, the first flowering tree is the blue flower tree. No matter where you go to the city, you will see blue flowers, large and small, full of branches. The whole city is a world of blue flowers, beautiful and spectacular, and Taoren is fascinated. September is the peak season for blue flowers to bloom every year. Harare will hold a traditional blue flower festival. During a week, young men and women will dance, sing and have a unique style in the streets and under the blue flower trees with blue garlands around their necks and blue flower branches in their hands.
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The presidential palace in Harare was originally thought to be very large, but at first glance, it was less than one tenth of the Brown South Sea. It was too small, so visitors could take photos and play at will. No one interfered, but there was an office building, which only went across the street with a red line. As soon as it passed, someone blew a whistle to remind you not to cross the street (but no police came) It's only about 1 meters even on the sidewalk. After asking, I learned that it's the president's office building. President Mugabe's office building is on the second floor. Everyone can see the window of his office, and the linear distance from ordinary tourists is only 15 or 16 meters. At that time, we joked that people with greater strength could probably throw grenades in.
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The climate in Harare is pleasant, with lush vegetation and blooming flowers all year round. Streets in the city crisscross, forming countless "wells". The boulevard is wide, neat and quiet, with many parks and gardens. Among them, the famous Salisbury Park has an artificial waterfall simulating the Victoria Falls, which surges and falls. The central and southern parts of the urban area are commercial areas, while the northern and eastern parts are high-grade residences.