英文介绍河南

In the middle of China,there exists a province called Henan.which is my hometown.From where I stand , it cannot be denied that Henan province is a wonderful place where everyone should pay a visit.

Firstly, as it enjoys an age-old hstory and prosperous civilization Henan province is considered to be the cradle of Chinese civilization.Many Chinese family names originate from Henan and the city,Luoyang as well as Kaifeng has ever been the capital of ancient China.Besides,two of the best poets in Tang Dynasty,Du Fu and Bai Juyi are both Henan people,too.So,if you don't come to Henan,you won't be amazed by its humanistic atmosphere.

Secondly,there are countless places of interest in Henan Here,you can appreciate the magnificence of Longman grottoes and the beauty of the sunrise in yuntai mountain.Whats more,If you are keen on Chinese kungfu,then the Shaolin temple won't let you d own.So,if you don't come to Henan,you won't be able to enjoy so much beauty of China.

It is impossible to introduce everything about Henan province on the paper solely.Just pay a visit.I assure you that this trip will be a great fun.

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Henan has a humid warm-temperate climate. Dry and windy in winter and spring, the province is hot and rainy in summer and bakes in strong sunlight during the autumn months. Rainfall averages about 600-1000 millimeters increasing from north to south, as does the annual temperature which increases from about 12.8C in the north to 15.5C in the south.

Henan province is considered the cradle of Chinese civilization due to its location on the Yellow River. This rich historic heritage has endowed Henan with numerous historic treasures, from primitive dwellings to earliest wheel thrown pottery. The remains of some of the earliest human settlements have been unearthed here, including the over 7000-year-old Peiligang Culture Site, the 6000-year-old Yangshao Culture Remains and the 5000-year-old Dahe Culture Remains. All these cultural remains have profound significance in the history of Chinese civilization.

Luoyang City has been the capital of nine dynasties since the time of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770BC-221BC). There are many historical sites to be viewed in Luoyang as well as the opportunity to purchase replicas of the famed Tang three-glaze horses. Luoyang's Longmen Grottoes, famous for its grand treasure trove of Chinese Buddhist statues, are located 12km (7 miles) south of Luoyang. First sculpted and chiseled around 493 AD when the capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534) was moved from Datong City to Luoyang, the grottoes of Luoyang house an awe-inspiring collection of sculpted Buddha and other religious subjects.

Kaifeng, one of the ancient capitals, also boasts the following buildings worthy of a visit: Iron Pagoda (Tie Ta) of the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), Dragon Pavilion (Long Ting) - site of imperial palace of the Song and Jin dynasties - and the 1400-year-old Xiangguo Temple which is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in China. Also on view in Kaifeng are ruins of the Shang Dynasty, an important part of human cultural and historic heritage. The Shang Dynasty Ruins, also known as the 'Yin Ruins', are famous because of the unique style of the large palace and its grand mausoleums, in which emperors of the Shang Dynasty are buried. The bronze vessels of the Shang Dynasty, which were both finely decorated and popularly used by the citizens of the Shang Dynasty, are well-known at home and abroad.