歼20让美国震惊（最新20篇）

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2014年3月，美国总统奥巴马签署了高达3.9万亿美元(1美元约合6.13元人民币)的2015财年政府预算方案，其中包含众多环保内容，如“气候行动计划”提供资金和启动新的“气候复原基金”等。奥巴马表示：“此方案建立在保持经济理性发展的‘机遇、增长和安全行动’的基础之上，这将有助于我们理智削减政府支出，并减少税收漏洞，增加就业，促进经济增长，造福社会各界。”美国政府用于“机遇、增长和安全行动”的预算为560亿美元，国防和非国防资金各占一半。其中划拨10亿美元“气候复原基金”，主要用于气候变化相关影响的研究，帮助社区进行规划和制定预案。

评：当国内还处在一片雾霾之中、民众“霾”怨不断的时候，遥远的美国已经展开了改善空气质量的具体行动，我们是不是也应该做点什么了呢?

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各国积极应对空气问题

美国推“气候复原基金”

由于加利福尼亚州经历了史上最严重的干旱，同时美国东部和中西部今冬遭遇最强暴风雪的袭击，奥巴马的“气候复原基金”获得美国社会的普遍支持。

2015年财政预算案中，美国环保局将利用78.9亿美元用于环境和健康保护。美国环保局表示，用于气候变化和空气质量的预算为10.3亿美元，比2014财年实际的支出水平提高了4 100万美元。

此外，环保局还额外提供了1 000万美元和24个工作岗位，用于支持“气候行动计划”的执行。该计划要求美国环保局制定电厂二氧化碳排放标准，并解决甲烷排放以及氢氟烃类制冷剂问题。2015年财政预算案还安排了相关资金，用于制定温室气体排放标准和法规，以及编制改扩建和现有电厂的温室气体排放指南。其中，有200万美元将用于为气候变化适应性规划提供工具，帮助提高应对气候变化的灵活性。

法国巴黎应对PM2.5超标

由于进入2014年春季以来巴黎无风少雨，市区空气中的PM2.5和PM10指数连续多日严重超标。巴黎市政府采取多重应急举措以减少空气污染。巴黎市政府3月10日在其网站上宣布，11日市区路边停车位全部免费，鼓励市民将私家车停在家附近的公共车位,而改乘公共交通出行。此外，市政府还宣布市区快速路限速由每小时90公里降为70公里，郊区高速限速由每小时130公里降为110公里，来减少刹车与变道，从而减少尾气排放。值得一提的是，巴黎市政府还出台临时规定,在空气质量未好转之前，市政府所有公车除非是混合动力车型，一律停止运行。在巴黎空气质量越来越令人担忧的情况下，治理空气污染也成为此次巴黎市镇选举的重要议题。巴黎市长选举多位候选人均在竞选纲领中提出了改善巴黎空气质量的具体计划。

美国早就是我梦寐以求的国家，确实那里美丽富饶，是世界第一经济大国，不过在经过金融风暴后的美国，我走在美国大街上，在人们脸上写满了失意和失落。大家灰心丧气的自顾自的漫步着，好像这条路永远没有尽头似的。我想在金融风暴后的美国贫民一定非常需要帮助，于是我大步向贫民区走去。

这里是人住的地方吗，简直是一个垃圾堆，我原以为会有三分之一都是白人，可没想到这里几乎全是黑人，突然，有两个白人恰好从这里走过，一个黑人小男孩正好踩到他们其中一个的脚了，那个人破口大骂，骂出许多难听的话，一个人竟说：“我们失业就是因为你们这些黑人!”那个被打到在地的小黑人孩子“呜呜”的呜咽着，但又被踢到一边，两个人便扬长而去，我真想狠狠的揍他们一顿。我把那个孩子扶起来，他的鼻子流出的血溅在了他那脏兮兮的衣服上，我已经忘记了臭味，把他扶回家，他家住在一个破烂不堪的小房子里，我敲了敲那一碰就可以掉下来的朽木门，那声音越来越近了“什么事!什么事!奇怪是谁会来呢!”门嘎吱一声开了，我禁不住用手捂住了鼻子。这是一个老妇人，她的头发让人想起一个乱七八糟的鸡窝，她不停的咳嗽，但是他一看到我身边的这个小男孩，就激动的叫道：“罗伯特你怎么了”“罗伯特!”我充满疑问地问：“是为了救丽莎把辛苦积攒的钱全捐给了她的那个罗伯特吗?”“快说啊。”我十分的激动。

回答我的是闹钟零零的叫声，原来是一场梦，好可惜!

我希望世界上人人平等。不再有战争、贫困、饥饿!

Three hundred years ago,the emigrants from England arrived at Maryland acrossing the Atlantic by "May Flower" to search for a "pure"land for the puritans to live.Since then American Dream has come up.America gives every person all over the world equal rights.people can achieve their dreams by hardworking.

Three hundred years later,this country has become a rich state.However,American Dream doesnt fade away.With the development of the history,it has many meanings today.What is the American Dream?different people hold different interpretations.but at any rate,American Dream contains several factors below:America offers every person an opportunity to succeed;Success depends on ones ability and effort regardless of the fortuitous circumstances of birth or position;Every person has equal rights;Every person has free belief.

When it comes to the 21st century-the information age,Bill Gatess success indicated that only if you have wisdom and talent,you can succeed in America.But American Dream has changed,compared with its original meanings.Whats the true motivation behind American Dream?Some historians considered it the thirst for wealth .Pursuing money is the eternal theme of American Dream.However,the over pursuit of wealth makes American Dream turn bad and lost its attraction to people worldwide gradually.

As the changes of the times,the influence of American Dream may become less and less.An increasing number of people confess to having lost faith in the American Dream.

before the 1850s, the united states had a number of small colleges, most of them dating from colonial days. they were small, church connected institutions whose primary concern was to shape the moral character of their students.

throughout europe, institutions of higher learning had developed, bearing the ancient name of university. in german university was concerned primarily with creating and spreading knowledge, not morals. between mid-century and the end of the 1800s, more than nine thousand young americans, dissatisfied with their training at home, went to germany for advanced study. some of them return to become presidents of venerable colleges-----harvard, yale, columbia---and transform them into modern universities. the new presidents broke all ties with the churches and brought in a new kind of faculty.

professors were hired for their knowledge of a subject, not because they were of the proper faith and had a strong arm for disciplining students. the new principle was that a university was to create knowledge as well as pass it on, and this called for a faculty composed of teacher-scholars. drilling and learning by rote were replaced by the german method of lecturing, in which the professors own research was presented in class. graduate training leading to the ph.d., an ancient german degree signifying the highest level of advanced scholarly attainment, was introduced. with the establishment of the seminar system, graduate student learned to question, analyze, and conduct their own research.

at the same time, the new university greatly epanded in size and course offerings, breaking completely out of the old, constricted curriculum of mathematics, classics, rhetoric, and music. the president of harvard pioneered the elective system, by which students were able to choose their own course of study. the notion of major fields of study emerged. the new goal was to make the university relevant to the real pursuits of the world. paying close heed to the practical needs of society, the new universities trained men and women to work at its tasks, with engazuowenng students being the most characteristic of the new regime. students were also trained as economists, architects, agriculturalists, social welfare workers, and teachers.

Maybe the Spring Festival is much more important and interesting than Christmas, but I like Christmas Day better. Because we can spend time with our friends and classmates during Christmas. When it is snowy,

Christmas becomes much more lovely, just like in fairytales. I can imagine I am in a fairytale, the girl who sold the matches is my friend, the ugly duck becoming more and more beautiful and so on. What a beautiful place! So we can also call Christmas “Snowy Lovely Day.”

On Christmas Day, shops are red and green. There are so many Christmas cards, Christmas hats, Christmas dolls and many colourful things. So shops look very beautiful. We can give a card or a doll to our friends and say “Merry Christmas.” By the way, I think studying can also become much more interesting.

Christmas is coming, it also means a new year will come. Let’s study harder to welcome the new year!

也许春节比圣诞节更加重要和有趣,但我更喜欢圣诞节。因为我们可以花时间和我们的朋友和同学在圣诞节。当它下雪了,

圣诞节变得多可爱,就像童话。我可以想象我在一个童话般的`,女孩谁出售了比赛是我的朋友,丑陋的鸭子变得越来越美丽了等等。多么美丽的地方!所以我们也可以通知圣诞"雪白美好的一天。”

在圣诞节,商店是红色和绿色。有这么多的圣诞卡,圣诞帽、圣诞节玩具和许多色彩鲜艳的东西。所以商店看起来很漂亮。我们可以给卡或玩偶来我们的朋友和说“圣诞快乐,“顺便问一句,我觉得学也可以变得更有意思。

圣诞即将来临,这也意味着新年会来的。让我们更努力去迎接新年!

趁着学校放寒假的时候，我有幸加入了学校的美国游学团当中。1月12日，我们怀着无比激动的心情登上了即将飞往美国的飞机。一上飞机我心想：美国是世界上最发达的国家，到了那里，道路一定是干干净净，看不见垃圾的影子，高楼林立……一想到这里，我的心情又激动起来。恨不得现在就到美国。

经过了10个小时漫长的时间，我们终于到了向往已久的目的地——美国。刚一下飞机，我们便呼吸到新鲜的空气，看看见了道路上一片小纸削也没有。可是美国的样子却和我们想象的不一样。原以为美国高楼林立，现实却到处是平房；原以为美国的道路是崭新崭新的，现实却是又破又旧……虽然美国不像是那样荣华富贵，但是到处都充满人们的欢声笑语。

之后的几天，我们开始了游玩的过程。我们去了动物园，知道了动物与人之间的和谐；我们去了好莱坞，知道了美国电影道具的齐全；我们去坐了过山车，感到了无限的惊险与刺激；我们又去了迪士尼，知道了人与人之间心灵的美好；我们又去看了画展，看到了一幅幅栩栩如生的名画，知道了美国真是地大物博啊！

这一次的美国之旅是我终身难忘，这次既让我明白了美国的高度文明，又让我知道了美国人的懂礼貌、平易近人、慷慨大方。离开美国时，我只好依依不舍得离开，希望下次还能再来这美丽的城市。

一位美国商人说：一个人可以失去财富、失去职业、失去机会，但万万不可失去信誉。

据报道，美国堪萨斯城郊一所高中的118名二年级学生被要求完成一项生物课作业，其中28名学生从互联网上抄袭了一些现成材料。此事被任课女教师发觉，判定为剽窃，这28名学生的生物课成绩被判为0分，并面临留级的危险。在一些当事人家长的抱怨和反对下，校方要求女教师提高那些学生的得分，这位27岁的女教师愤而辞职。

面对社会舆论压力，学校董事会不得不在体育馆举行公开会议，听取各方意见。结果绝大多数与会者支持女教师。该校近半数教师表示，如果校方降格满足少数家长修改成绩的要求，他们也将辞职。他们认为，教育学生成为一名诚实的公民远比通过一门生物课更加重要。

这里，我们无法笑话美国人的小题大做或杞人忧天，感觉到的只是“诚信”二字那沉甸甸的分量。“诚信”二字之于美国绝大多数民众，虽不能说重于生命，却是立足社会的根本，这也是我在美国生活学习一年感触最深的印象之一。

信用记录，从现在做起

刚到美国，想买部手机。面对报纸广告上五花八门的手机优惠计划，我喜滋滋地选择了AT&T公司的一种月费29.99美元、可免费在东部七八个州每月打650分钟、手机仅售20美元的计划，却被无情拒绝。试了其他几个公司，也不行。人家不看你手中的绿票子，只朝你要信用卡。

临渊羡鱼，不如退而结网，于是老老实实开始建立信用记录，诸如按期交纳电话费、用商场的购物卡购物再按期把支票寄去、尽量多和外界发生些借钱还钱的交易，等等。后来，在美国汇丰银行的帮助下，堂堂Master卡公司终于垂青我那一点点“信用”，批准我一张Master卡。再后来，及至我临近归国，大概从某个渠道查明我果然是位有着良好记录的信用良民，很多公司，包括我联系过的和没联系过的，蜂拥而来，希望我使用它们的信用卡，给的限额也越来越宽，真令人感动，可惜我已不需要这些。

据了解，与个人信用相比，美国公司之间的商业信用更加重要。一家公司一旦言而无信或欠钱不还，将很难再在商界立足，甚至其商业生命将因此而终结。由此反思国内司空见惯的三角债现象、会计师事务所造假屡禁不绝且愈演愈烈的状况，以及很多企业借钱时是孙子、欠钱时是老子的做派，便深切感到我们离商品经济的精髓——契约精神还真差得很远。

沐浴“信你”氛围，感觉真好

在美国，我曾携父母去曼哈顿参观无敌号航空母舰，买票后走出人群，突然想到老人可能有优惠，忙返回询问。售票员小姐闻讯赶紧一面赔不是，一面按老人优惠将余款退还。她并不查看你任何证件，甚至也不去打量二老是否真老(62岁以上老人方可享受优惠)，其所奉行的恰是一个“信你”原则。

后来我发现，几乎所有公共场合，凡有老人或儿童减价优惠，均无须出示证件，全凭你金口一开，人家就信了，哪怕有的老人长得很年轻，或有的儿童看上去颇高大。人家这样信任你，你再去撒谎或冒充，真是件很可耻的事。正因为这样，当有一次我带女儿参观某博物馆(售票处注明6岁以下儿童免票，而我的女儿刚满7岁)，售票员微笑着问“孩子几岁”时，我稍一犹豫，还是如实说“7岁”并照章购票。后来我甚至为自己那一刹那的犹豫而脸红。有一次去某大商场复印一本书，200多页图书印完去结账，收银小姐并不查验所印页数，只凭你自己报的数字收款，没有人怀疑你会虚报少交。

邮政环境，处处见“信”

多年来，由于国内邮局对信封规格要求愈严和电话电脑的普及率愈高，加上有几次投递丢失、拖延和来函上精美邮票不翼而飞的经历，我与邮局打交道已日见稀少。不料到了美国，每天离不开邮政，几乎每天都收到邮件，其数量之多，大概要超过我在国内近10年私人邮件的总和。很多看上去极其重要的东西，美国人都是用一纸平信送达，且万无一失。

首先给我留下深刻印象的是，尽管美国邮局分检信函早于中国多年实现了自动化，但美国人寄信用的信封依然五花八门，小到巴掌大小，大到4开报纸的信封，我都收到过。一些美国人为了寄一些特殊的感谢卡或纪念卡之类，还常常自制信封也照寄不误。如果你在信封里鼓鼓囊囊地塞些东西，例如胶卷、唱片，竟也能寄出。我在美国先后冲印过近20卷胶卷，全部是用信封寄出并收回的，还有诸如社会安全号、医保卡及银行支票、汇票、银行卡、信用卡、借书证、账单等，统统可以照此邮寄办理。这样既可以省去到超市送取胶卷相片的麻烦，又能节省些费用。

美国的家庭信箱，通常竖立在马路边上，且均不上锁，邮件放在里面等候邮递员来取。无论多么重要的邮件，从未丢失。起初我将胶卷放入信箱还有些忐忑(重要的胶卷一旦丢失，损失将永难挽回)，后来也就坦然了。一年内我先后寄出约50张付账的支票，张张安全。

如果不“信”，会怎样

在美国去各大小商场购物，出口处从未见过任何检查或防盗装置，更未见到把门的保安。顾客偷点小东西真是天不知来地不知。事实上美国超市失窃的现象也是有的，有段时期还较严重，前不久某女电影明星不也曾在超市偷窃?

和美国朋友探讨此事时，他们都会耸耸肩说，这是没办法的，但他们又说，在美国偷盗的犯罪成本是相当高的，哪怕是偷一件小东西，一旦败露，其记录将跟随你终生。这话我信。有一次大学里举办盛大的人才招聘活动，我发现，其中不少工作岗位在招聘员工时都有一条规定：近15年内没有偷盗、诈骗或其他罪案记录。

15年啊，一个有贼心的人能守得住吗?因此，美国人都把教育孩子从小诚实守信作为自己重要的责任。一些报刊上也在探讨父母应如何在孩子面前以身作则，培养孩子的诚实。

美国社会如此依赖这“诚信”二字，值得我们信奉“民无信不立”的同胞们认真思量。

The following essay was written by Edmund N. Carpenter, age 17, in June 1938 while he was a student in Lawrenceville, N.J. Carpenter would go on to win the Bronze Star for his service in World War II and to a civilian career as an attorney. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he became president of Richards, Layton & Finger, a law firm. He died on Dec. 19, 2008 at age 87 and is survived by six children and 15 grandchildren:

It may seem very strange to the reader that one of my tender age should already be thinking about that inevitable end to which even the paths of glory lead. However, this essay is not really concerned with death, but rather with life, my future life. I have set down here the things which I, at this age, believe essential to happiness and complete enjoyment of life. Some of them will doubtless seem very odd to the reader; others will perhaps be completely in accord with his own wishes. At any rate, they compose a synopsis of the things which I sincerely desire to have done before I leave this world and pass on to the life hereafter or to oblivion.

Before I die I want to know that I have done something truly great, that I have accomplished some glorious achievement the credit for which belongs solely to me. I do not aspire to become as famous as a Napoleon and conquer many nations; but I do want, almost above all else, to feel that I have been an addition to this world of ours. I should like the world, or at least my native land, to be proud of me and to sit up and take notice when my name is pronounced and say, "There is a man who has done a great thing." I do not want to have passed through life as just another speck of humanity, just another cog in a tremendous machine. I want to be something greater, far greater than that. My desire is not so much for immortality as for distinction while I am alive. When I leave this world, I want to know that my life has not been in vain, but that I have, in the course of my existence, done something of which I am rightfully very proud.

Before I die I want to know that during my life I have brought great happiness to others. Friendship, we all agree, is one of the best things in the world, and I want to have many friends. But I could never die fully contented unless I knew that those with whom I had been intimate had gained real happiness from their friendship with me. Moreover, I feel there is a really sincere pleasure to be found in pleasing others, a kind of pleasure that can not be gained from anything else. We all want much happiness in our lives, and giving it to others is one of the surest ways to achieve it for ourselves.

Before I die I want to have visited a large portion of the globe and to have actually lived with several foreign races in their own environment. By traveling in countries other than my own I hope to broaden and improve my outlook on life so that I can get a deeper, and more complete satisfaction from living. By mixing the weighty philosophy of China with the hard practicalism of America, I hope to make my life fuller. By blending the rigid discipline of Germany with the great liberty in our own nation I hope to more completely enjoy my years on this earth. These are but two examples of the many things which I expect to achieve by traveling and thus have a greater appreciation of life.

Before I die there is another great desire I must fulfill, and that is to have felt a truly great love. At my young age I know that love, other than some filial affection, is probably far beyond my ken. Yet, young as I may be, I believe I have had enough inkling of the subject to know that he who has not loved has not really lived. Nor will I feel my life is complete until I have actually experienced that burning flame and know that I am at last in love, truly in love. I want to feel that my whole heart and soul are set on one girl whom I wish to be a perfect angel in my eyes. I want to feel a love that will far surpass any other emotion that I have ever felt. I know that when I am at last really in love then I will start living a different, better life, filled with new pleasures that I never knew existed.

Before I die I want to feel a great sorrow. This, perhaps, of all my wishes will seem the strangest to the reader. Yet, is it unusual that I should wish to have had a complete life? I want to have lived fully, and certainly sorrow is a part of life. It is my belief that, as in the case of love, no man has lived until he has felt sorrow. It molds us and teaches us that there is a far deeper significance to life than might be supposed if one passed through this world forever happy and carefree. Moreover, once the pangs of sorrow have slackened, for I do not believe it to be a permanent emotion, its dregs often leave us a better knowledge of this world of ours and a better understanding of humanity. Yes, strange as it may seem, I really want to feel a great sorrow.

With this last wish I complete the synopsis of the things I want to do before I die. Irrational as they may seem to the reader, nevertheless they comprise a sincere summary of what I truthfully now believe to be the things most essential to a fully satisfactory and happy life. As I stand here on the threshold of my future, these are the things which to me seem the most valuable. Perhaps in fifty years I will think that they are extremely silly. Perhaps I will wonder, for instance, why I did not include a wish for continued happiness. Yet, right now, I do not desire my life to be a bed of roses. I want it to be something much more than that. I want it to be a truly great adventure, never dull, always exciting and engrossing; not sickly sweet, yet not unhappy. And I believe it will be all I wish if I do these things before I die.

As for death itself, I do not believe that it will be such a disagreeable thing providing my life has been successful. I have always considered life and death as two cups of wine. Of the first cup, containing the wine of life, we can learn a little from literature and from those who have drunk it, but only a little. In order to get the full flavor we must drink deeply of it for ourselves. I believe that after I have quaffed the cup containing the wine of life, emptied it to its last dregs, then I will not fear to turn to that other cup, the one whose contents can be designated only by X, an unknown, and a thing about which we can gain no knowledge at all until we drink for ourselves. Will it be sweet, or sour, or tasteless? Who can tell? Surely none of us like to think of death as the end of everything. Yet is it? That is a question that for all of us will one day be answered when we, having witnessed the drama of life, come to the final curtain. Probably we will all regret to leave this world, yet I believe that after I have drained the first cup, and have possibly grown a bit weary of its flavor, I will then turn not unwillingly to the second cup and to the new and thrilling experience of exploring the unknown.

2015年，我高中毕业后以优异的成绩美国哈佛大学。 在开学报到的前一天，我兴高采烈地踏上留学的路程。我从首都北京机场坐飞机来到美国。

美国的确是一个经济发达的国家，下了飞机，一个气派的飞机场便呈现在眼前，这飞机场比起我国的首都国际机场来真是毫不逊色。我经过问路、打车、便来到了哈佛大学。 我背着书包和沉重的行李箱，来到新生接待处，老师正在给同学安排住宿，我连忙找着座位坐好，等待老师安排。老师安排完了其他同学，便学盈盈地走过来，把我和其他几位白人同学安排在了同一个寝室。 我天晚上，我正在做作业。突然，一道难解的数学题把我给难住了，我看见其他几位白人同学都把作业写完了。于是，我便礼貌地向一位白人同学请教。

没想到他不但不给我讲解，还骂我：“你这个笨蛋，连这么简单的题都不会做。别来打扰我休息。”我听了，勃然大怒：“你别以为白人有什么了不起，我今天要是把这道题做出来了，看你还敢看不起我!”于是，我怒气冲冲地走出寝室，我绕着学校走了一圈，心情好多了，过了一会儿，我回到寝室，一会儿就做出来了。那些白人同学的脸也红了。 前不久，我在报纸上看到一则消息：“在美国南边的一位黑人孩子得了白血病，需要10万元的医疗费，但家庭条件非常差，没有钱来治疗。”我心想：“这黑人孩子太可怜了，我们不能让他病死呀!

可是，我又哪来这么多钱为他治病呢?”我思考了一个晚上，第二天，我做了一个捐款箱，拿着这个箱子和那张报纸来到教室，我先把那张报纸依次给每位同学过目。待同学们都看完后，我说：“同学们，这个黑人孩子是那么可怜，我们可不能眼睁睁地看着他走向生命的尽头，所以我希望同学们都伸出援助之手，为这个可怜的孩子捐一些钱吧!”说完，我主动为这个孩子捐了50美元。然后，许多黑人同字都纷纷捐出了钱，可是白人同学没有一个人愿意捐钱。

我又补充了一句：“难道你们愿意让这个活泼可爱、天真烂漫的小男孩就孤独地死去呈?”几位白人女同学终于忍不住感动得哭了，捐出了他们的爱心。 晚上，我回到寝室数了数，才1千美元，离十万美元还远远不够呢!于是，我向校长建议，在全校进行募捐，为这位黑人孩子凑够医疗费，让他早日康复!校长也被感动了，立刻对全校发出倡议，倡议同学们都为那个孩子捐款。

校先先以身作则，捐了500美元，之后，同学们都陆陆续续献出了自己的爱心，不久后，便凑齐了10万美元，我便通过邮政，把这些钱汇给了那孩子。 后来，那个孩子康复出院，找到了我，对我说：“谢谢你，大哥哥!如果没有你们的帮助，我就不会康复了。我经过骨髓移植手术，终于健康出院，再次感谢你，大哥哥!“ 我们生活在这同一个地球上，就应该互相帮助，和睦相处，这样世界才会变得更加美好。

今天是我来到美国硅谷圣荷塞 (San Jose)的第二天， 爸爸就带我们去旧金山看世界著名的第一座跨海大桥--金门大桥。

这座大桥跨越连接旧金山湾荷太平洋的金门海峡。金门大桥是世界上第一座跨距千米以上的悬索桥，宽27.5米，双向六车道，桥身呈褐红色，全桥总长2737.4米，它是一座有将近80年历史的雄伟大桥。

我站在大桥上，看见蓝蓝的天空，宽阔的大海荷海面上吹来的阵阵海风。我感觉有几分凉意，连忙穿上外套荷大桥合影留念。我听爸爸说：“每当海上起雾的时候，雾气笼罩着大桥，远远望去整座大桥好像飞在云里一样，景色更加壮观。”

近几年，美国移民的数量与日俱增。特别是中国人越来越多。显然之所以这么多人移民美国，肯定是因为移民美国好处多。以下是移民美国好处英语作文，欢迎阅读。

The benefits of immigrating to the United States, whether you believe it or not, is an interesting phenomenon in the United States and naturalization, which is that the number of people applying for citizenship has soared in the era of immigration regulation. Last year was the most intense year for border security and illegal immigration in the United States, and the number of americans applying for citizenship last year was the highest since 1999. A similar situation occurred a decade ago. Dan, a spokesman for the U.S. citizenship and immigration services (USCIS). every time theres an immigration debate, theres always a surge in naturalization applications, says Dan Kane. Some experts believe that rising immigration, naturalization and other service costs in recent years may have pushed immigrants to apply for naturalization prior to the increase. In addition, foreigners will be keen to join us citizenship and, of course, the top ten benefits of naturalization.

Top 10 benefits of joining us citizenship:

1. The citizenship of the United States can be applied to many relatives as permanent residents in the United States according to the immigration law. There is no limit on the number of people and the time for waiting for the green card is much shorter. Along with a unique, that is, if you are a citizen of the United States, you can in your immediate family (including spouse, parents and unmarried minor child (children) in the United States during the visit (s) to apply for immigrants to him, and he (they) dont have to leave the country to do procedure, as long as with immigration give receipt can legally to stay in American waiting for the final approval of immigration, and not of little chance, its just a matter of waiting for the length of time.

2. Many countries have visa-free access to American citizens. It is more convenient for American citizens to enter customs than those who do not automatically enter the customs.

Most people dont want to commit a crime, but maybe in the wrong time, in the wrong place, we are victims of some kind of situation, but as American citizens, we will not be expelled from the country. American citizens do not have to worry about losing a green card or staying abroad for a long time.

4. Retired U.S. citizens can enjoy all social security benefits, and green card holders can only enjoy half the benefits.

5. U.S. citizens have the right to elect federal, state and local government officials. Some countries, including Ireland, the United Kingdom and Canada, recognize dual citizenship, allowing americans to retain their original nationality and passport. U.S. green card holders are not elected and elected before they enter the country.

6. American citizens can have more public benefits, including additional Security Income (SSI) and food stamps, as well as certain scholarships and financial aid.

American citizens can have more jobs and jobs. Only citizens can be elected to elected municipal, state and federal government posts. Many federal, state and municipal jobs recruit only U.S. citizens.

An adopted or biological child under the age of 18 can automatically become an American citizen. If a child is born outside the United States and is unmarried and under the age of 18, the child may be naturalized when his or her parents are naturalized.

American citizens have more financial and tax incentives, are often easier to get loans and get better lending rates because lenders think they are less likely to run for debt.

When you become an American citizen, you dont have to worry about a green card every 10 years.

[移民美国好处英语作文

American culture, in a sense, is an extension of European culture, because the language of the Americans, demographic composition and her spirit of the foundation are from Europe. On the other hand, American culture with Europe, because European immigrants in the North American continent to drive away after taking the Indians, in a barren wilderness land to create a stunning is the splendid civilization. Therefore, in the United States talk about cultural practices and social propriety, it is necessary to take account of the same culture of Europe and the United States, but also pay attention to both of the opposite sex. Cultural practices is a wide scope and complexity of the topic, people involved in social life and relations In all aspects.

Of tolerance.

The United States is a country of immigrants, the ancestors from around the world. People emigrated to the United States, not only in the location to move on, but also in their country and customs of the council to a new place of residence. As miscellaneous, people their differences very obvious because the differences are very common, people do not particularly pay attention to unity. In time, the cultural practices of the Americans formed a higher level of tolerance (tolerance), the different cultures and different appraisals on tolerance, an acceptable attitude. At this point, the U.S. society feasible than the custom of other countries in the world more broadly.

From a political perspective, this tolerance of performance in the pursuit of freedom and the right to freedom of maintenance. From the religious that it reflected in the harmonious coexistence of different faiths. From the viewpoint of life, and it appeared in different communities, different ethnic communities live in peace. In a nutshell, in the United States, each person can basically arbitrary choice of different ideas, beliefs, traditions and customs and way of life; people can also keep a considerable extent, their customs and instrument. For example, Jews can celebrate their religious festivals, and Christians are to their Christmas and Easter. For example, again, the United States by Chinese in Chinatown Chinese live and work; the same token, the Vietnamese immigrants in their "little Saigon" according to Vietnams way of doing business and engaged in various activities.

Americans of tolerance, in addition to the above United States is a country that factors other than immigration, and the frequent movement of the Americans. As everyone knows, the history of the United States in the development of an important part of her history of the development of the western region. At that time, the United States Blazers or hiking, horseback or car, from east to west, from north to south, wherever there are opportunities, there Jiuwang resettlement. The frequent migration and continuous replacement of the Habitat so that people will always be in the "mobile", and the occasional different facing the phenomenon of tolerance and more easily accepted. Moreover, the current migration also can help people expand the field of vision, known more widely know, the different practices with sympathy, understanding, and gradually formed diversity rather than uniformity of the openness of the concept.

As the Americans tolerant of stronger, so very few Americans to impose its will on other people, with China Confucius "by the others do not want to, not to impose on" the very Guxun like. For example, a husband may be a Republican, but he must not support the Democratic Party forced his wife to change political stance. Similarly, perhaps the mother is a Catholic, but she must not have forced her into a Muslim convert son to change religion. In their daily lives and habits of business in normal times, this spirit of tolerance is a common occurrence, commonplace.

While Paris may hold the official title,the City of Lights is better represented by Americas Playground,Las Vegas.This notorious hedonist destination offers visitors every opportunity to make it or break it,beckoning them with pulsating neon and the chance to win big,not to mention plenty of great restaurants,bars,clubs and shopping venues where you can proudly flaunt your winnings.Theres no question as to why Las Vegas was given the nickname,Americas Playground. From casinos to wildlife reserves,dance clubs to dance performances,entertainment is not lacking here.There are plenty of ways to spend your days (and nights),some of which wont cost you a thing.If youre in Vegas,you must visit a few of the massive casinos strewn throughout the city and centralized along the Strip.But gambling isnt the only thing to do here:The city houses numerous spas,performance venues,clubs and even kid-friendly attractions.There are even other diversions attached to the casinos -- you can take a gondola ride at the Venetian,check out the view atop Paris Eiffel Tour or enjoy the fantastic fountain show at the Bellagio.You should also swing by the Fremont Street Experience (also known as FSE) in downtown Las Vegas,a five-block pedestrian walkway that hosts free concerts and performances throughout the week.

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虽然巴黎官方头衔，灯光的城市是更好的代表美国的游乐场，拉斯维加斯。这个臭名昭著的享乐主义者目的地提供游客每一个机会，让它或把它招手用脉动霓虹灯和大赢的机会，更不用说很多伟大的餐馆、酒吧、俱乐部和购物场所，你可以自豪地炫耀你的奖金。毫无疑问为什么拉斯维加斯的绰号，美国的游乐场。从赌场到野生动物保护区，舞厅舞蹈表演，这里并不缺乏娱乐。有很多方法来度过你的日子(晚上)，其中一些不会花费你一件事。如果你在拉斯维加斯，你必须访问的一些巨大的赌场在城市各处的和集中的地带。但赌博并不是唯一的事:城市房屋众多温泉，表演场馆、俱乐部甚至儿童青睐的景点。甚至有其他娱乐附加到赌场——你可以在威尼斯的贡多拉搭车，查看视图在巴黎的艾菲尔铁塔旅游或享受奇妙的喷泉表演的百乐宫。你也应该摇摆的弗里蒙特街经验(也称为工程师协会)在拉斯维加斯市中心，five-block人行道上，整个星期举办免费的音乐会和表演。

今年8月5日，第一站，我们去了有名的好莱坞星光大道，那里好壮观呀！我们看见了颁发电影奥斯卡金像奖的地方，还有好多明星的手印、脚印，迈克尔·杰克逊、李小龙、成龙……太多太多了，我数都数不过来。路边有人装扮成电影人物模样和你拍照，海盗船长、蜘蛛侠超人、怪物史莱克等等，都是电影里大家喜欢的人物。

下午，我们到了环球影城，在影城的“哈利·波特”城堡里有小型过山车玩。我最喜欢玩过山车了，我紧紧地拉着妈妈的手，说着说着就到了过山车入口的地方。好多人在排队，大家都很有秩序，头顶上还有小小的吹风会喷出冰凉的水汽，不知不觉就轮到我们了。天啊，过山车一分钟不到就结束了，妈妈吓得直叫唤，可是我一点也不害怕，真想多玩几次。

城堡里还有好多与哈利·波特电影有关的纪念品，妈妈帮我买了魔法斗篷和有神奇魔力的魔杖，真的是有神奇魔力的魔杖哦！只要你站在橱窗前挥舞魔杖做一个相应的动作，魔法就会显灵，橱窗里的摆设就会动起来。环球影城真的太好玩了，我还要再来玩！

还有好多好玩的地方，我下次再写给你们看！

Visitors to the United States are often surprised to learn the great distance from the east coast to the west coast. The continental United States stretches 4,500 kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean on the east to the Pacific Ocean on the west. It borders Canada on the North,and reaches south to Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico. A fast train,travelling 96 kilometers an hour, takes more than 48 hours to cross the country. A jet plane crosses the continental United States from east to west in about five hours.

Including the states of Alaska and Hawaii,which are not seen in this map of the continental United States, the country covers an area of 9,363,123 square kilometers. Of the fifty states of the country Alaska is the largest in area,and Hawaii is the newest. The former borders on northwestern Canada: the latter lies in the Pacific.

下面是小编整理的2016年美国总统大选特朗普演讲稿(英文版+视频)，欢迎阅读。

Thank you. Thank you very much, everyone. Sorry to keep you waiting. Complicated business, complicated. Thank you very much.

Ive just received a call from secretary Clinton. She congratulated us. It’s about us. On our victory, and I congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard-fought campaign.

I mean she fought very hard. Hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time, and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country.

I mean that very sincerely. Now it is timefor America to bind the wounds of division, have to get together, to all Republicans and Democrats and independents across this nation I say it is time for us to come together as one united people.

It is time. I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all of Americans, and this is so important to me. For those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, Im reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. As Ive said from the beginning, ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement, made up of millions of hard-working men and women who love their country and want a better, brighter future for themselves and for theirfamily.

It is a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people, and serve the people it will.

Working together we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream. Ive spent my entire life in business, looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world.

That is now what I want to do for ourcountry. Tremendous potential. Ive gotten to know our country so well. Tremendous potential. It is going to be a beautiful thing. Every single American will have the opportunity to realize his or her fullest potential. The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer.

We are going to fix our inner cities and rebuild our highways, bridges, tunnels, airports, schools, hospitals. Were going to rebuild our infrastructure, which will become, by the way, second to none, and we will put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it. We will also finally take care of our great veterans who have been so loyal, and Ivegotten to know so many over this 18-month journey.

The time Ive spent with them during this campaign has been among my greatest honors.

Our veterans are incredible people. We willembark upon a project of national growth and renewal. I will harness the creative talents of our people and we will call upon the best and brightest to leverage their tremendous talent for the benefit of all. It is going to happen. We have a great economic plan. We will double our growth and have the strongest economy anywhere in the world. At the same time we will get along with all other nations, willing to get along with us. We will be. We will have great relationships. We expect to have great, great relationships. No dream is too big, no challenge is too great. Nothing we want for our future is beyond our reach.

America will no longer settle for anything less than the best. We must reclaim our countrys destiny and dream big and bold and daring. We have to do that. Were going to dream of things for our country, and beautiful things and successful things once again.

I want to tell the world community that while we will always put Americas interests first, we will deal fairly witheveryone, with everyone.

All people and all other nations. We will seek common ground, not hostility, partnership, not conflict. And now I would like to take this moment to thank some of the people who really helped me with this, what they are calling tonight a very, very historic victory.

First I want to thank my parents, who I know are looking down on me right now. Great people. Ive learned so much from them. They were wonderful in every regard. They are truly great parents. I also want to thank my sisters, Marianne and Elizabeth who are here with us tonight. Where are they? Theyre here someplace. Theyre very shy actually.

And my brother Robert, my great friend.Where is Robert? Where is Robert?

My brother Robert, and they should be on this stage but thats okay. Theyre great.

And also my late brother Fred, great guy. Fantastic guy. Fantastic family. I was very lucky.

Great brothers, sisters, great, unbelievable parents. To Melania and Don and Ivanka and Eric and Tiffany and Barron, I love you and I thank you, and especially for putting up with all ofthose hours. This was tough.

This was tough. This political stuff is nasty and it is tough. So I want to thank my family very much. Really fantastic. Thank you all. Thank you all. Lara, unbelievable job. Unbelievable. Vanessa, thank you. Thank you very much. What a great group.

Youve all given me such incredible support, and I will tell you that we have a large group of people. You know, they kept saying we have a small staff. Not so small. Look at all of the people that we have. Look at all of these people.

And Kellyanne and Chris and Rudy and Steve and David. We have got tremendously talented people up here, and I want to tell you its been very, very special.

I want to give a very special thanks to our former mayor, Rudy Giuliani. Hes unbelievable. Unbelievable. He traveled with us and he went through meetings, and Rudy never changes. Where is Rudy. Whereis he?

[Chanting "Rudy"]

Gov. Chris Christie, folks, wasunbelievable. Thank you, Chris. The first man, first senator, first major,major politician — let me tell you, he is highly respected in Washington because he is as smart as you get, senator Jeff sessions. Where is Jeff? Agreat man. Another great man, very tough competitor. He was not easy. He was not easy. Who is that? Is that the mayor that showed up? Is that Rudy?

Up here. Really a friend to me, but Illtell you, I got to know him as a competitor because he was one of the folks that was negotiating to go against those Democrats, Dr. Ben Carson. Wheresbeen? Where is Ben? By the way, Mike Huckabee is here someplace, and he is fantastic. Mike and his familiar bring Sarah, thank you very much. Gen. Mike Flynn. Where is Mike? And Gen. Kellogg. We have over 200 generals and admirals that have endorsed our campaign and there are special people. We have 22 congressional medal of honor people. A very special person who, believe me, Iread reports that I wasnt getting along with him. I never had a bad second with him. Hes an unbelievable star. He is -- thats right, how did you possibly guess? Let me tell you about Reince. Ive said Reince. I know it. I know it. Look at all of those people over there. I know it, Reince is a superstar. I said, they cant call you a superstar, Reince, unless we win it. Like secretariat. He would not have that bust at the track at Belmont.

Reince is really a star and he is the hardest working guy and in a certain way I did this. Reince, come up here. Get over here, Reince.

Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. Its about time you did this right. My god. Nah, come here. Say something.

[Reince Priebus: Ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united States, Donald Trump! Thank you. Its been anhonor. God bless. Thank God.]

Amazing guy. Our partnership with the RNC was so important to the success and what weve done, so I also have to say,Ive gotten to know some incredible people.

The Secret Service people. Theyre tough and theyre smart and theyre sharp and I dont want to mess around with them, I can tell you. And when I want to go and wave to a big group of people and they rip me down and put me back down in the seat, but they are fantastic people so I want to thank the Secret Service.

And law enforcement in New York City, theyre here tonight. These are spectacular people, sometimes underappreciated unfortunately, we appreciate them. So its been what they call an historic event, but to be really historic, we have to do a great job and I promise you that I will not let you down. We will do a great job. We will do a great job. I look very much forward to being your president and hopefully at the end of two years or three years or four years or maybe even eight years you will say so many of you worked so hard for us, you will say that — you will say that—that was something that you were — really were— very proud to do and I can — thank you very much—and I can only say that while the campaign is over, our work on this movement is now really just beginning. Were going to get to work immediately for the American people and were going to be doing a job that hopefully you will be so proud of your president. You will be so proud. Again, its my honor.

Its an amazing evening. Its been an amazing two-year period and I love this country. Thank you.

Thank you very much. Thank you to Mike Pence.

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当年李鸿章访美是件轰动美国朝野的大事，当时纽约媒体竞相报道。特别是《纽约时报》几乎有着详尽的李鸿章活动日志。

同时，梁启超的《新大陆游记·由加拿大至纽约》、林乐知的《李傅相历聘欧美记》，特别是当代外交官郑曦原编著的《帝国的回忆：纽约时报晚清观察记》，皆通过当时美国记者们的笔传录了不少史实，可以使我们在今天透过百年的烟尘，仍然能够爬梳出来当年李鸿章访美时的紧张、生动而富有意义的外交斡旋场景。

当时，如曙光初上的世界强国美国面前，李鸿章这个暮年老人，为身处苍茫的中华帝国作出了何种努力，去传播东方的呼声和延续东方的文明。只可惜，弱国无外交。但是，从李鸿章的挣扎中，我仍然看到了那时老迈的中国那骄傲的、渐行渐远的身影。

史料记载，李鸿章访美是出于其他的因缘。那是在1896年，李鸿章奉命出使俄国参加沙皇尼古拉二世的加冕礼。当时他已经73岁，距上次在天津接见美国前总统格兰特已经17年了。出席完沙皇加冕礼，他决定顺访欧美列国，看一看外面的世界。此行历时共190天，行程9万里。

游历欧洲后，李鸿章一行乘“圣·路易斯”号邮轮，于当地时间1896年8月28日抵达美国纽约。李鸿章的到访，几乎是第一位东方高官来到美利坚。整个纽约沸腾了，万人空巷。

美国人称李鸿章是“总督”，美国东部，报纸记者云集，各报号外如雪片般发散，李鸿章抢了当时美国所有报纸的头版头条。让我们简单逐日记载一下李鸿章当时在美的行程。

暑假，我们一家人坐飞机去洛杉矶。到了洛杉矶，我们租车来到迪士尼。其中让我印象最深刻的就是矿山车、鬼屋。

矿山车位于迪士尼的金银岛。我们先按照次序进入车内，开始了我们刺激的矿山之旅。车缓缓地驶入一个神秘的山洞，蝙蝠声此起彼伏。在黑暗中，突然来一个俯冲。吓得我们尖叫声不停。紧接着我们急速驶过一个180度的90度的急转弯。转弯时，使我晕头转向、心惊肉跳。然后我们飞速地冲向恐龙骨架，正当我担心火车是否撞上骨架。刹那间，恐龙张开嘴巴。我们就冲入骨架。我们又上下折腾一翻才到达终点站。

另外一个令我印象深刻的是鬼屋。我们一进入屋内，就感受到那里的阴森恐怖。蜘蛛丝向我扑面而来。让我最害怕的是当我进入墓室时，霎时间，一个青面獠牙的绿鬼，拿把菜刀向我扑来。吓得我使出九牛二虎之力，奋力向前跑。当我靠在墙上，进行短暂的休息时，突然神不知，鬼不觉一双冷冰冰的手托住我的脖子，顿时，我的心跳出嗓子眼。再次向前跑，总算跑出了这恐怖的鬼屋。

后来我们还玩了许多项目。例如：吉普车历险记、碰碰车、大雪山、太空山、宇宙射击等。啊!这次游玩迪斯尼，是我最快乐、最刺激的时光。它将成为我记忆中的一颗光彩夺目的宝石。

浦东转机抵美

闹铃的响声将在梦中熟睡的我叫醒，随后妈妈驱车将我送达合肥新桥机场，随即我们飞往上海浦东机场，经过一个中午的等待，我们终于登上了a-340飞往美国洛杉机的飞机，十二小时的飞行时间让我这个急性子很着急，终于我们平安到达了翘首企盼的洛杉机机场。洛杉机给我的第一印象是清凉、舒适、安逸，没有喧闹，没有许多高楼大厦，一切都是那么的美好，仿佛进入了仙境。

参观加州大学ucla

刚下飞机还没好好休息，又帅又酷的陈导就带领我们马不停蹄地赶往ucla(加州大学洛杉机分校)。首先印入眼睑的是一个大型足球场，据陈导介绍，我最喜爱的皇家马德里曾在此训练过呢!!!不知不觉中我发现我们已进入了校园区，也难怪，美国的大学是没有围墙的。ucla的吉祥物是一只熊，名叫bruins，既可爱又十分庄严，它站在ackermanunion的门口。学校的报纸中作dailybruin，学生证叫bruincard，网络系统又叫bruinonline，bruins也象征了ucla学生们的能力和力量。接着我们又参观了图书馆，里面的馆藏非常丰富，包括《哈利波特》等这类我们喜爱的图书。结束加州大学的参观旅程，我们驱车前往着名的星光大道

星光大道之旅

大约经过一个小时的车程，我们到达了星光大道，在我的想像中星光大道应该很壮观，很气派，到了才发现并不是我想像的那样，不过是在一条街道的两边“刻”了星星，如果不是明星闪耀，这条街道一点也不起眼。我们跟随陈导首先来到了柯达剧院门前，每年的奥斯卡颁奖典礼都在这里举行。我率先找到吴宇森导演的“星星”，他的“星”和其它星有些不同，他的名字刻的是中文而不是英文，十分显人眼目，随后我们又找到了李小龙、成龙和汤姆克鲁斯的“星”。对了，还有一颗特别的“星”，它在墙上，没错，他就是打不倒的拳王泰森的“星星”，由于泰森在职业生涯的拳击大赛中从没倒下过，所以没有放在地上，却独一无二的放在了墙上。

这星光大道虽不怎么壮阔，但是它承载了许多明星们毕生的梦想，为了获奖他们经历千辛万苦却毫无怨言。

畅游迪士尼

说到迪士尼，大家就会情不自禁地想起米奇、米妮——，而说到迪士尼乐园，就会自然而然地想到香港，但是这次去的可是正宗的美国迪士尼乐园!我们上午在鬼屋惊悚了一次，在飞溅山峦尖叫了一次，在泰山树屋欣赏了一次，还在海盗船里吓到了一次——，中午我们饱吃了一顿“汉堡王“，下午又开始疯玩，过了把赛车手的瘾，打了一次”巴斯光年“，又观看了一次游行，在“明日世界”里驾驶星际飞车，在星际间躲避石头，急速下坠，一阵眩晕又返回了地球。在经历了一天的疲劳后，我们终于下塌酒店休息。

好莱坞的传奇

伴随着洛杉机的徐徐海风，我们驱车前往好莱坞环球影城制片厂，我们先去了“变形金刚”，通过了4d感受使我们起了一身鸡皮疙瘩，接下来又去了“侏罗公园”，连续的高空腑冲令我有些魂飞魄散。后来我们又坐电车经历了一场惊险刺激的旅途，一路睛我们遇到了大地震、洪水、木桥坍塌、大白鲨追尾、与金刚对峙等种种意外，还亲身体验了“摩西过红海”、《速度与激情》中街头赛车等电影情节

，让人回味无穷。

惊心动魄的转机之旅

凌晨两点，我们前往洛杉机机场，告别了陈导，告别这个美丽的城市，乘坐飞机飞往哥伦布(合肥友好城市)，由于没有直达的飞机，我们只能先飞到休斯顿，然后再飞往哥伦布，可是由于时差有两个小时，12点46分的飞机，12点21分才到达，下飞机时已经是12点30分了，本以为16分钟可以登上飞机，可逆天的事情发生了。知道休斯顿的外号吗?“航天城”!难不成机场还和新桥一样大么?仔细一翻询问，我们登机口离我们的位置还有好儿千米远啊!还需要坐电车，我们跟着老师经过了近三十分钟的“挣扎”终于登上了飞机。

借宿外国人家

刚下飞机，只见一些老外和本次哥伦布游的大使杷鳞微笑着欢迎我们的到来。我和哥们刘子旭分在了一个外国家庭。主妇杰妮和她的两个孩子驱车将我们接到她家里，一路上，哥伦布这座小城留给我的印象是美、美、美。这儿的绿化保护工作做得十分不错，到哪都是草地，有一种小清新之感，兴许是住在城市久了的原故，我竟再一次沉醉其中，眯睡着了——“welcometoourhouse!”就这样，我们走进了杰妮弗的家，杰妮弗的家和周围其他人家一样是一座小别墅，家里播放着akon激昂的歌曲(谁让我是akon的歌迷呢?)，一切都是那么美好。杰妮弗带领我们参观了他们的房间，介绍了她的家庭。原来她有5个孩子，老大23岁，已经参加工作;老二20岁，正在读大学;还有3个住在家里，屋子后面有个很大的花园，随后我们和她的几个孩子踢了会足球，晚饭比萨十分的美味，脆软香浓，吃一口就知道是必胜客。饭后闲聊了一会，了解到杰妮弗夫妇他们最小女儿是前些年去中国领养的，难怪长得小巧灵珑，一看就象中国小女孩。也许我们太累了，一觉醒来竟是第二天的下午三点钟，我们还不知情，并很有礼貌地说“goodmorning”吃完午餐后我们看了cus的football的训练课，听了一场音乐会，并参观了美国警局!!原来cus父亲是一位警长。美国警局并不像中国的派出所，这儿十分安静，人十分稀少，还有图书馆、博物馆——第二天早晨，我们便告别了杰妮弗一家，开始新的旅程。

俄亥俄州立大学的魅力

告别了杰妮弗一家，我们便跟随杷鳞参观了全美最大的校园——俄亥俄州立大学(ohio)，我们参观了全美最先进的osu体育馆rpac和橄榄球场，还有thomson图书馆、招生办——到哪都能看见学生们捧着书在细细地品味，不像中国学生只知道玩游戏，也许这就是中外学生的差别吧!吃完了拿破伦比萨，我们又马不停蹄地赶往哥伦布议会大厅，一路上想像着大厅有多么地壮观，可到了才知道这个大厅十分简单，一张会议桌和几个办公室，哥伦布的一名议员向我们介绍了哥伦布的历史、城市长展等等。接下来，令人激动的事情发生了，杷鳞博士带着我们去了alumcreek水库公园，到公园去烧烤了!水库边的环境十分优美，水天一色，躺在山丘上一种幸福的感觉忽然涌了出来，脑海中仿佛现出儿时美好的故事，就这样我沉浸在美好的回忆中，久久无法自拔，边烤的汉堡、热狗都不顾了，一个人就这么躺着，呼吸着大自然的芳香。

看飞机体验大自然

我们在太阳的引导下奔向了哥伦布美国航空基地，不仅见到了黑鹰战斗机，还看到了我拉偶像战机——在日本投下原子弹的b-2隐形轰炸机。不看不晓得，一看才知道，美

国好几十年前研发的战斗机跟现在的飞机技术也差不到哪里，这让我十分费解，只能说明美国十分伟大!中午一顿汉堡大餐后，我们前往darby河自然生态环境保护区，区内有一座房子，这不是一般的房子，是监控整条河以及其保护区的地方，房内设施十分先进，还有条darby河模拟水缸，里面有龟、鱼、小虫小虾等等，就如同真的一样。参观结束后，真正的考验来了，我们得下河捉鱼，然后现放生，下水的第一感觉就是凉、爽。由于我们迎着逆流捉鱼，不少人跌倒在水中，进行了消暑。我十分努力地寻找着河中生物，可我的运气就是差一点，总共才捉住了一条鱼，还是很常见的种类，真是太不尽人意了。通过这次亲身体验，其实大自然是那么的体贴，只有去亲身体验，才能感受到那一种独特之美。

观光美国都城

告别了那个让人无法忘记的城市，我们历经了8小时的一路观光，抵达国都——华盛顿。弗吉尼亚州不像俄亥俄州，它濒临大西洋，有高原山脉，温度要比俄亥俄州高，但时不时伴随着凉爽的海风，毕竟大海就在不远处嘛。上午我们参观了discovery航天飞机，udvar-hazy宇航中心飞机多得吓人，在这里我看到了中国抗日时期的飞机和陈纳德飞虎了队的飞机，这让我突然想起了一首经典老歌“雄赳赳，气昂昂，跨过鸭绿江——一时激起了我爱国情怀——接下来，随着飞机的“咆哮”，我们参观到了国会山庄、白宫、林肯纪念堂，在林肯纪念堂中一个人坐在椅子上，目视着正前方，没错，他就是林肯，是一位鞋匠的儿子，他不怕他人的暗杀，不怕白人对他的反对，用宣言来解放了黑奴，从此开启了新的时代。

中转费城抵纽约

早晨，阳光明媚，我们离开了景色优美的美国首府。在我的脑海里，华盛顿树木葱茏，哥伦布就好比一个孤立的小国家，里面有国会大厦，住着当今的美国总统奥巴马，一切都是那么得肃静，就这样，在这种回忆中转眼间我们已来到了曾经的美国首都——“友爱之城”费城，天空中弥漫着久久无法散去的炊烟，和那有些呛鼻的马尿味，有认会想到在二百多年前，在这里通过了独立宣言，珍藏着着名的自由钟呢?参观独立宫之后，我们缓缓地来到了宾夕法尼亚大学的沃顿商学院，学院并非想象中的那么的庞大、壮观，虽然外表十分普通，但这里曾出过巴菲特，雅诗兰黛的总裁等人，这让我心动了，下定了决心一定要上沃顿商学院!可是导游(对了，还没介绍呢，自陈导后的第二位导游张导)的一番话可有些打击我。“上沃顿的条件是：高考成绩各门几乎满分，托福要118分以上(满分120分)，要有省长、市长写推荐信后，并且还要有州长的推荐信，就这么样也不能保证能被录取，只是可能会考虑考虑。”(不过，我以后一定要奋斗，沃顿不行，其它好大学又不是不行)最让我惊呀的在纪念品商店里无意间发现美国大学一年级才开始学习解方程!真让人费解啊!

最后一站——纽约

我们前往纽约，要在这里度过最后的三天，我忽然感觉到十分珍惜，难忘，舍不得，不想回去了，带着这种感觉我们踏上了纽约之旅，伴随着徐徐海风，我们乘坐游轮前往自由岛，去瞧一瞧那高大巍峨的自由女神像，不看不觉得有多么美，一看惊讶极了，女神的右手高举着象征自由的火炬，左手捧着刻有1776年7月4日的《独立宣言》，脚下是砸碎的手铐，脚镣和锁链，头上戴着皇冠，仿佛她在把自由照耀世界。后来又去了华尔街、第五大道等地。最后参观的是普林斯顿大学，学校充满着19世纪中叶时的那种味道，整所学校都弥漫在书香的氛围中，欲浓欲烈，有些使人痴醉，在这，我们结束了本次美国之旅。第二天中午，我们悄然离开了纽约，迎接我们的是新的学期。加油，努力吧。

7月12日一大早，我们就驱车赶往了世界七大奇景之一的美国大峡谷国家公园。一路上，我看到了著名的沙漠植物骆驼刺和蜡树。骆驼刺的根长可以达到它整个植物的十到十五倍，这样它就可以方便地吸收到地下水，从而存活下来;蜡树树枝的末端有一层白色的蜡，所以人们叫它蜡树，听导游说，只有在拉斯维加斯的这种沙漠环境中才能看到它。

到了那儿后，我们坐着大峡谷的专用观光车，参观了老鹰岩。老鹰岩是经过亿万年的风雨磨练而形成的巨大的、像老鹰的岩石，它的中间部分凹了下去，而凹槽中又有一个棱状的岩石突起，仿佛就像一只老鹰正张开它那硕大无比的翅膀，正向我们飞来。我们在老鹰岩下了车，随后走上了一座巨大的玻璃桥。它以马蹄形横越大峡谷上方，我和妈妈走上去以后，妈妈一直在喊：“姚泽程，你赶快往旁边靠，我不敢往下面看!”一开始，我也有点害怕，因为玻璃桥是透明的，从中间往下看，仿佛就像是一个无底洞，随时要把我们吸进去，而且桥体还在微微颤抖着，所以我不敢往下看。直到后来，一位和我们同行的大姐姐告诉我说：“不要害怕，这座玻璃桥很坚固的，你试着往玻璃上面走走看，很快就会恢复自信的。”我听了她的话后，试探地往前走了一步，我惊讶地发现，自己竟然没有摔下去，于是我迈出了第二步、第三步……之后我们还在玻璃桥上拍照留念呢!

下了玻璃桥后，我觉得这真是一次有趣的冒险。太high了!

接下来，我们又来到了大峡谷里的印地安保护区。我看到了许多印地安人穿着现代服装，在一个由巨石和木头搭起来的棚子里表演，我还看到一个印地安小朋友和老爷爷说了几句我听不懂的语言后，那个小朋友就高高兴兴地拿着棒棒糖跑开了。

路上我们又看到了貌似一只大蝙蝠的蝙蝠岩，它也是经过亿万年的风雨磨练而形成的。夕阳西下，我们带着依依不舍的心情离开了这美丽又宏伟的大峡谷。

再见!大峡谷!

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美国之旅作文1

为了让我的寒假生活变的更加丰富多彩，所以家长给我报了一个令我兴奋的冬令营活动“美国东西海岸夏威夷14日主题活动。”

第一天，我们来到了太平洋中最美丽的夏威夷檀岛，首先，我们去参观珍珠港。参观完我的感受是：“珍珠港有珍贵的历史照片及战舰模型的展览馆有关珍珠港历史介绍的图书馆，我们仿佛亲眼看到了日军战舰偷袭珍珠刚的情形及亚利山号被击沉的实况……我也深深的感到和平的珍贵。”

第二天，我们去了玻利尼西亚文化中心，英文是“Polynesian Cultural Center。”这个地方位于本岛的东南方向，夏威夷土著民族共有七个，他们居住的地方分别是：“萨摩亚群岛SAMOA、奥特爱瑞阿群岛AOTEAROA、斐济群岛FIJI、夏威夷群岛HAWAII、玛贵斯群岛MARQUESAS、大溪地群岛TAHITI、东加群岛TONGA”。各岛有自己的语言。在那里我们度过了一个愉快的傍晚。

第三天，我们的主要任务是购物。买一些比较有纪念意义的东西、夏威夷的特产等等。

第四天，我们来到了美国西海岸最适合人类居住的城市——旧金山。英文是“San Francisco”。参观Nasa太空中心、Intel公司总部、感受现代科技的震撼，了解航天知识。

第五天，我们去了许多地方，如：九曲花街、金门大桥、海湾大桥、渔人码头。那九曲花街曲曲折折，而且是个斜坡，车从中间走，行人在两旁。我认为只有车技好的人，才能开过去，否则会发生事故。

这个九曲花街，不就像我们的人生吗?充满了曲折、坎坷，我们只有勇敢的去面对才能克服困难。

我们还欣赏了由德国设计师设计的建于1937年的金门大桥，在欣赏的同时，我又学到了许多知识……

第七天，我们去了美国的政治中心、首都——华盛顿。在那里我们看到美国各大政府机构，白宫、国会山、林肯纪念堂、杰佛逊纪念馆、华盛顿广场、二战、韩战纪念馆，在无声中重温历史。我们还去了航天航空博物馆，看到了航天史的发展历程。走进艺术纪念馆，又细细品味了人类艺术发展的历程……

后来，我们驱车去了纽约。途中，我们遇到了美国百年不遇的大堵车，耽误了许多时间。途中还经过了曾经是钢铁城市的巴尔第摩港、美国第一个都城——费城。直到晚上才到达纽约。

第九天，我们去看了自由女神岛。9月11日已经过去五年之久，但是人们不会忘记恐怖事件给这个国家带来的恶果。废旧钢铁搭建的十字架似乎大声地呼喊着和平。华尔街的拥挤、铜牛旁的人群、洛克斐勒广场的人头攒动，让我感到了经济大都会的繁荣。

法国在美国独立100周年时赠送的自由女神毅然伫立在岛上，我们乘船观望她的雄姿。我们还步入了联合国总部大楼，亲临为世界和平作出贡献的环境……

第十一天，是最令我兴奋的一天，我们来到了洛杉矶。驱车前往已经有五十一年历史的迪斯尼游乐园，在这里我和米老鼠近距离接触并合影留念。我和几个同学一起在这里玩耍，乘坐雪山滑车、过山车、漫游小人国历险，在古老的故事里感受现代的科技组合，我们天真的笑声荡漾在迪斯尼游乐园的高空。

第十二天，我去了好莱坞明星大道、奥斯卡金奖的颁发地、中国大戏院。遥望了好莱坞全景。好莱坞影城具有时代的高科技，我们回顾世界顶级大片拍摄的实地现场感受高科技给人带来的巨大财富和精神享受。

第十四天，我们乘坐飞机回到了小别的故乡首都——北京。

假如我在美国作文2

我正非常舒服的睡在床上，做着一个梦：我正吃一个冰激凌，突然，冰激凌掉进了悬崖中，我一失足，也跟住一起掉了进去。

一阵眩晕过后，我昏沉沉的想：我正哪儿啊?难道是一个60年代的国家，我穿越了?我真的穿越了?!随即映入眼帘的是一排排葱翠的树木整整齐齐的排列着，远处有一个大牌子写着：“Wellcom to Amer——”我惊叫道：“天啊!我梦寐以求的美国啊!”地道的美式英语和好吃的风味烧牛排，还有一窜窜复古的衣服——太好了!终于到美国了!我太幸运了!我满心欢喜的踩在柔软的泥土上，扑面而来的清新空气让我感到舒适无比。我走在街上，看到一些黑皮肤的人，他们却用非常惧怕的眼神扫了我一眼，迅速逃开了，这是怎么回事?我奇怪的自言自语。“不管了，反正好不容易到美国，我就当一回旅行者，饱览饱览异国风情吧!

我一边走着，一边哼着歌。我走进一家餐厅，香浓的烤牛排味令我无法呼吸，我的视线不禁往前挪，贪婪的看着周围的一切。很多人，他们衣着华丽。我慢慢的咽着可口的牛排，一边回想起那群黑皮肤人，等等，我好想联想到了什么，充满幸福感的瞬间立刻消失的无影无踪，原本温暖的目光也变得严肃，我充满厌恶的看了看那些白人。正好，这时餐厅外出现了一对黑人母女，他们手里紧紧握着三十美元，这刚好可以买一份小号牛排，我本以为他们会理直气壮地进来像常人一样点牛排吃，可是，事情却与我想象的相反。

这对母女先是小心翼翼的透过玻璃朝内探望，随即低着头，把腰弯了九十度快速走过来，我看到，黑人母亲的脸上滚下了一串晶莹的泪珠，她把小女孩紧紧搂在怀里，生怕她出事似的，”扑通“一声跪在了门槛上，她们哭泣着哀求道：”善良的主啊!我们实在饿得没有力气了，就让我们母女，不不不，让我们这些贱民吃一些肉，不不不，让我们闻闻吧!“黑人母亲双手撑在地上，不断磕头，有一些人仍有说有笑，而有些，则一挥手：”无耻的贱民，你们不配来这儿!这里是贵族的游乐场所——“话没说完，我愤怒的一拍桌子，怒吼道：”为什么，为什么，黑人不能进来，黑人也是人，甚至比你们白人还优秀，人人都该平等!“说完，我扶起那对母女，并为她们点了一份牛排，我把手伸过去，可这时，有个白人说：”你怎么可能帮她们!“我的愤怒再一次被激起，我严肃的说：”因为她们也是人，我们应该爱他们，把她们当做白人对待，难道看人只能看肤色吗?这个世界不应该有种族歧视，不应该排斥她们，应该倡导人人和平相处，这样生活才更美好。“这些话显然起了一点作用，那些白人的眼神由惊讶变成愤怒，她们飞快的交流着，终于一个白人站出来：”妹妹，我们不想用武力解决这个问题，歧视黑人，我们开始也不想，但迫于政府等各种权贵压迫，我们不得不——所以，我们不可能短时间内接受你的想法，这对母女你们仅此一次破例与我们共餐。“那些白人眼神黯淡下来，低头吃牛排，心里有许多复杂的事，种族歧视，似乎不那么简单——

我走着，前面有一个草地，我走过去，睡着了。

”啪——“我又回到了现代，睡在床上的我一个激灵醒了，我望着蒙蒙亮的天空，再次回忆着——

世界行之美国篇作文3

(美国当地时间)7月23日 星期五 晴

经过了13小时的长途飞行，我们乘飞机来到了美国第二大城市——洛杉矶(Los Angeles)。车子从机场开往城里，一路上洛杉矶给我的第一印象就是整个城市几乎看不到高楼大厦，所有的房子都是矮平房或两三层的，不愧是传说中的“趴下来的城市”。

为了倒时差，午饭后，我们直接开始游玩。第一站来到好莱坞最著名的制片厂之一的“环球影城”。“环球影城”是以大量出产恐怖片和科幻片著称的。4D电影《史莱克3》第一个吸引我们。“啊——嚏!”突然史莱克打个一个打喷嚏，虽然戴了立体眼镜，还是搞得我脸上全是他的“口水”“鼻涕”，所有人笑了;突然，一群蜘蛛从树上掉下来，爬到我的脚边身后，让我乱起鸡皮疙瘩——原来都是利用喷气和喷水制造的效果!之后我们徒步穿越一个真人+声光效果制造恐怖的鬼屋，真的把我吓得半死!最后排队参加观光车环城的电影奇幻旅行。看到许多逼真的恐怖和科幻场景，以小见大和真枪实弹的电影特效，比如：喷着火燃烧的翻车，从水中突然跃起攻击我们的“大白鲨”，被洪水冲垮淹没的地铁站等等。我还了解到了突然闪电下雨导致山洪暴发，以及飞机失事等灾难的电影特效是怎样制造出来的，真的是大开眼界啊!这是我在其他地方都从来没有看到体验到过的。

住宿：洛杉矶

(美国当地时间)7月24日 星期六 晴

早就听说拉斯维加斯(Las Vegas)是个赌城，有很多的高级饭店和赌场。因为是个沙漠城市，拉斯维加斯夏天的气温常常高于40摄氏度，所以，拉斯维加斯才会有那么多的室内休闲活动场所，包括赌场，希望人们都留在室内玩。今天我们一早就搭乘车子开往赌场去见识见识。

途中，我们在著名的棕榈城小镇停歇，去奥特莱斯购物。这里很大，东西也很多，可就是太热!

晚上终于到了拉斯维加斯，吃过饭，我们去看了场逼真的火山喷发表演，热热的熔岩喷出，红红的火也烧的高高的，连水都是烫烫的……换一个酒店，又看了长真人表演的海盗秀，真的有大炮打出了，火把门都烧了，船的桅杆被轰断掉，大船也被打沉了……非常紧张。可是后来导游才跟我们说这些不同的表演都是高级酒店们免费提供的，就是为公益和吸引人气。这里的高级酒店可真是多啊!个个都金碧辉煌，而且还都有自己的特点和主题。听导游说世界顶尖的10家酒店有7家就在拉斯维加斯!

住宿：拉斯维加斯

(美国当地时间)7月25日 星期日 晴

来美国的第三天，我们去举世闻名的美国大峡谷。大峡谷其实的平地裂开来形成峡谷。它横跨四个州，我们去的只是亚利桑那州的那一段的南峡，从拉斯维加斯开过去大约四百多公里。

途中路过美国最著名的水利工程——胡夫水坝后，我们经历了一个小插曲：一辆看不出是警车的警车示意我们的车子停下来，导游有点慌张的下车，我们全都不知道是怎么回事。原来，我们的车子前面有一段路超速了，可是爸爸和叔叔都分别被叫下车去接受“盘问”，再原来，警察叔叔还在怀疑我们乘坐了黑车，要排除嫌疑，也是对我们负责。最后，警察叔叔给了我们导游一个“warning”，爸爸和叔叔还和帅哥警察合了影，我们被放行了。紧张过后觉得还挺刺激的。

一路看到很炎热的隔壁和秃秃的山，突然，眼前一片绿绿葱葱，原来，是“大峡谷——国家公园”到了。哇，真壮观呀!平地裂开的大口子，岩石像台阶一样一层层地的往下铺;蜿蜿蜒蜒的，根本望不到头;在正午的太阳照射下，不同地方的不同形状的岩石反射出不同的颜色，有深红色，有暗黄色，有粉红色，有灰紫色……导游还告诉我么，这大峡谷南峡部分最宽的地方要有18英里(1英里≈1.6公里)呢!这种大峡谷地貌是我从来都没有见过的。

拉斯维加斯和大峡谷的天气都很热，可是奇怪的是我几乎没出汗!

住宿：拉斯维加斯

(美国当地时间)7月26日 星期一 晴

今天早上，我们5点多就起床了，目的只有一个——赶飞机。我们搭乘的是UA(美联航——美国联邦航空公司)拉斯维加斯—旧金山8：20的飞机，可是，已经晚点了半个多小时登机过后，我们又在飞机上干坐了近两个小时的时间还不起飞。我急了。妈妈说广播里通告的原因是旧金山当地雾太大了，飞机不能冒险飞过去。我更急了。可是，据我观察，飞机上的美国当地人完全没有慌张和着急的样子。

终于，飞机12 点多抵达了位于北加州的旧金山国际机场。导游为我们介绍，圣弗朗西斯科也叫三藩市，华人称“旧金山”是美国著名的“雾都”和“山城”。它三面临海，有很多高高低低的山，并且超过90%的房屋都建在山坡上，有的坡甚至超过45°，整个城市给人感觉像中国的重庆;因为水汽很重，气温不高(今天最高只有22°左右)这里不管晴天雨天、夏天冬天，每天早上9点之前雾绝对不会散去，只是有时浓有时淡而已——难怪美国当地人人和来过这里的人都不会奇怪大雾会延误飞机了!

我们坐车看了看有名的开放的“同性恋街区”、旧金山市政厅，还有早就在杂志和其他图片上看到过的金门大桥。金门大桥是世界上第一座悬索桥，还是一座跨海大桥，后来世界上出现非常多同原理的大桥，像南浦大桥、青马大桥等等。金门大桥被涂成“国际橘黄色”(注意：是国际橘黄色不是红色哦!)，是因为建造这座桥是考虑当地常常雾太大，又是通往城外的唯一通道，怕汽车通过时看不清，而国际橘黄色是颜色中可见性和穿透力最强的颜色。所以，这个鲜艳的颜色成为了金门大桥的标志。

晚上我们在著名的“渔人码头”吃螃蟹大餐。妈妈说，真美味!

住宿：旧金山

(美国当地时间)7月27日 星期二 晴

坐了一个多小时的车，我们到达了美国的“酒乡”纳帕。一路都是灰蒙蒙的天和枯黄黄的山(导游说旧金山就是因为这个地方到处都是长满黄草的山，看起来像金山才叫旧金山的)，可是进入纳帕后马上像换了一块天一样，晴天!这里的气候太阳天多，温差大，好的气候才能产出好的葡萄，好多葡萄才能酿出好酒。

我们选择了一家1885年建立的家族式酒庄参观。很大的酒窖里有很多装酒的橡木桶和制酒的工具，还有小型的博物馆。橡木桶据说都是手工扎的，可是为什么它会这么多年也不会漏和坏掉呢?接着我们去纪念品商店里买好吃好玩的，妈妈买些奶酪和烧烤酱什么的，爸爸还品尝了绝对正宗的产地葡萄酒。我也学到了一点小常识：用来酿酒的葡萄其实不好吃，酸得很!

住宿：旧金山

(美国当地时间)7月28日 星期三 晴

今天早上，我出发到世界闻名的斯坦福大学。大学周围的环境真好，行人特别的少。整个大学是没有围墙，完全开放式的。我们参观了校园的主要部分，还在著名的“胡夫塔”(美国总统胡夫就是从这里毕业的)前合影留念。斯坦福在最新的美国高校综合排名是第六，爸爸说让我先见识一下自己未来的大学，看看是否喜欢——我知道，他也一定希望我能加油努力考取这所名校。

“十七英里海滨公园(seventeen miles drive)”我之前完全没有听说过，看完斯坦福大学，我们来到公园。导游说让我们看看真正美国富豪的度假区，幢幢都是豪宅!海滨公园有一大片森林，许多小动物出没里面;有十几个大大小小的高尔夫球场;还有很多海豹和海鸟的私家海滩。

之后，我们开车上了5号公路(Fifth Highway)，我们将在这条公路上往洛杉矶开。开了大约两个小时，就在离洛杉矶还有100英里的地方，突然我们听见很响的类似枪声的爆炸声，马上感到我们屁股下面“突突”地震起来，我的第一意识就是爆胎了!果然，导游很沉着地把车停靠在路边，下车一看，我们车子的右后轮胎炸得不成样子，路上还有好多被炸飞出去的轮胎碎片。我们车子上虽然有备胎，但没有找到工具，更糟糕的是，排气管居然被卷进轮胎和轮胎罩之间，卡住了。导游不停地打救援电话，烈日炎炎下，我们等了又等，始终没有看到救援拖车。爸爸和叔叔都有点不耐烦了，但还是一直帮坐着和站在草丛中的我们小朋友遮挡太阳。我们每个人的脸都晒得通红，妈妈一直担心我们会中暑。我的心里也在想：这美国人的救援速度怎么那么慢?完全低效率嘛。就在我们正在拨打911电话求救的时候，救援车真的到了。这时已经是下午6点，也就是我们在太阳下面烤了足足3半小时!救援车司机拿出工具，三下五除二就把备胎换好了，排气管也弄直了，这样就算好了，可以开了。我们跟他道了谢，继续上路。两个多小时后，我们终于狼狈地抵达洛杉矶。

住宿：洛杉矶

(美国当地时间)7月29日 星期四 晴

你知道沃特·迪士尼吗?他就是米老鼠的爸爸，迪士尼乐园的创始人。让我们回到1955年……一位朋友对他说：“这么大的地方，还没有一个真正的乐园呢。你有钱，就建一个吧。”于是，迪士尼乐园就这样被慷慨和有远见地产生了。我们今天去的迪士尼乐园是全球第一个迪斯尼乐园，建于1955年，所以比较小。在迪士尼先生的铜像前合影后，我们开始了洛杉矶迪士尼乐园的冒险之旅。惊险刺激的激流勇进、有点阴森可怕的印第安琼斯(这可是这家迪士尼乐园的第一招牌呢)、新奇的鸟儿天地，我们在乐园里玩的很开心，还在“明日世界”里考取了自己的汽车驾照呢!

我已经去过香港的迪士尼，也去过日本东京的迪士尼，相比之下这个已经有55年历史的乐园，可还真是一点不陈旧不落后!

住宿：洛杉矶

(美国当地时间)7月30日 星期五 阴

圣迭戈(San Diego)是美国南部的边境城市，它拥有美国最大的海洋世界，还是美国最大的军港——这点让我很向往。早上，我们就向着圣迭戈出发了。在这个最大的海洋世界里，我看到了从未真正看到过的白鲸、白海豚、海象等等海洋动物，以及海底丰富多彩的鱼类、珊瑚和其他生物。看过了海洋世界，我们来到军港。

远远就能看到停在码头的已经退役41号“中途岛号”，和现役的68和74号航空母舰以及大大小小的许多军舰，港边还有一个好大好大的雕塑，名叫“胜利之吻”。据说是二战同盟国取得胜利后，凯旋回家的士兵在刚下船的码头就与爱人热吻庆祝胜利和生还。战争真叫人害怕。我们乘船绕着整个海湾参观了一圈，很近距离的靠近一排的军舰，有登陆舰、驱逐舰、另外还有一些我不知名的军舰都整齐地停靠在港湾，可以清楚地看到站在舰艇上站岗的美国大兵!

墨西哥边境小城蒂华纳与圣迭戈就一个界碑划开来。我们过境到墨西哥去转转，在美墨界碑前合影。明显地感觉墨西哥和美国这两个国家的差距很大：一个严格地汽车让行人，规规矩矩看红绿灯过马路，一个人行红绿灯就像摆设;一个整齐干净，一个乱哄哄的。也许这就是人的素质不一样造成的吧。所以才会有这么多的墨西哥人往美国挤。

住宿：洛杉矶

(美国当地时间)7月31日 星期六 阴

告别的日子终于到了，我们就要回家了。再见了，美国。

在机场，我们跟导游照了相，告了别，谢谢她，登上飞机，离开了美国。

从飞机窗向外看，都是蓝天白云的，跟中国一样，都很美。

点评：这篇日记描绘了一幅美丽的“美国旅行”图。小作者善用比喻、拟人等修辞手法，生动形象地向我们展示了美国几个重点城市的场景，一词一句中我们不难感受到小作者对美国的喜爱之情!