導(dǎo)讀：巴西有哪些著名景點(diǎn) 一、巴西有哪些著名景點(diǎn) 二、求一篇介紹寧波著名景點(diǎn)的英文短文 三、英文長春著名景點(diǎn)？ 四、關(guān)于巴西重大節(jié)日的英文介紹

一、巴西有哪些著名景點(diǎn)

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巴西利亞大教堂

迪居甲國家公園

馬拉卡納足球場(chǎng)

陽光教堂

二、求一篇介紹寧波著名景點(diǎn)的英文短文

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三、英文長春著名景點(diǎn)？

南湖公園

長影世紀(jì)城

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偽滿皇宮博物院

長春動(dòng)植物公園

長春世界風(fēng)景園

勝利公園文化廣場(chǎng)

百國興隆寺

世界雕塑公園

卡倫湖

四、關(guān)于巴西重大節(jié)日的英文介紹

??Notting Hill Carnival

The Notting Hill Carnival is an annual event which takes place in Notting Hill, London, England each August, over three days (a weekend and a bank holiday)。

?? It is led by members of the Caribbean population, many of whom have lived in the area since the 1950s。 The carnival attracts up to 1。

??5 million people, making it the largest street festival in Europe。

Event

Carnival kicks off on Saturday with the Panorama, a competition between steelpan bands mainly from London but more recently including some bands from other areas of the UK。

?? Sunday is Children's Day, with a shorter Carnival route for children and young people。 The main parade then takes place on Monday。

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The current route for the main parade covers around 3 miles, following Great Western Road, Chepstow Road, Westbourne Grove and Ladbroke Grove。

?? In addition to trucks with pan bands or mobile sound systems, there are costumed masqueraders and around 40 static sound systems spread throughout the area playing a range of music at high volume。

?? While the traditional Soca and some Calypso can still be found, many other musical styles are represented。

History

The Carnival began in January 1959 in St Pancras Town Hall as a response to the depressing state of race relations at the time; the UK's first widespread racial attacks had occurred the previous year。

?? It was a huge success, despite being held indoors。

It first moved outside and shifted into August in 1965。 The prime mover was Rhaune Laslett, who wasn't even aware of the indoor events when she first raised the idea。

?? At this point, it was more a Notting Hill event than an Afro-Caribbean event, and only around a thousand people turned out。

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Girl in Costume。

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Girl in Costume。

By 1976 the event had become definitely Caribbean in flavour, with around 150,000 people attending。

?? However, in that year and several subsequent years the carnival was marred by riots, in which predominantly Caribbean youths fought with police — a target due to the continuous harassment the population felt they were under (see article on the 1976 riots in External links, below)。

?? During this period, there was considerable coverage of the disorder in the press, which some felt took an unfairly negative and one-sided view of the Carnival。

?? For a while it looked as if the carnival would be banned。 Prince Charles was one of the few establishment figures who supported the event。

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In recent years, the event has been much freer from serious trouble and is generally viewed very positively as a dynamic celebration of London's multi-cultural diversity, though dominated by the Caribbean culture in the best traditions of Rio。

?? However, there has been controversy over the public safety aspects of holding such a well-attended event in narrow streets in a small area of London。

?? The capital's authorities have sought to spr ead the load by making use of nearby Hyde Park。

In 2003 the Carnival was run by a limited company, the Notting Hill Carnival Trust Ltd。

?? A report by the London Development Agency on the 2002 Carnival estimated that the event contributes around ￡93 million to the London and UK economy。

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In 2005, entrantants from Notting Hill Carnival participated in the Bridgwater, Somerset carnival - Europe's largest lighted carnival and part of the West Country Carnival circuit。

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Attendance Figures

2005 - 750,000

2004 - 750,000

2003 - 600,000

2002 - 1,400,000

2001 - 1,250,000

2000 - 1,500,000

1999 - 1,400,000

1998 - 1,150,000

1997 - 1,300,000

1996 - 1,000,000。

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