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The city of Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania and the fifth most populous city in the United States[1]. It is colloquially referred to as Philly, and known as The City of Brotherly Love (from Greek: Φιλαδέλφεια, /fi.la.ˈdɛl.fɛj.a/, "brotherly love" from philos "loving" and adelphos "brother").
The 2005 U.S. Census estimated population of the city proper is 1.4 million.[2] Philadelphia is a major commercial, educational, and cultural center for the nation. The Philadelphia–Camden–Wilmington metropolitan area is the fifth-largest in the U.S. as of the 2006 estimate with a population of 5.8 million (fourth largest according to official 2000 census).[3]
During part of the 18th century, the city was the first capital and most populous city of the United States. At that time, it eclipsed Boston and New York City in political and social importance, with Benjamin Franklin taking a large role in Philadelphia's rise. The city was the geographic center of the 18th century thinking and activity that gave birth to the American Revolution and subsequent American democracy and independence.
Geography
[edit] Topography
A simulated-color satellite image of Philadelphia taken on NASA's Landsat 7 satellite. The Delaware River is visible in this shot.According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 369.4 km² (142.6 mi²). 349.9 km² (135.1 mi²) of it is land and 19.6 km² (7.6 mi²) of it (5.29%) is water. Bodies of water include the Delaware River, Schuylkill River, Cobbs Creek, Wissahickon Creek, and Pennypack Creek.
The lowest point in the city lies 10 feet above sea level near Fort Mifflin in Southwest Philadelphia at the convergence of the Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers. The highest point is in Chestnut Hill, at 432 feet above sea level, near Evergreen Place, just north and west of Evergreen Avenue.
The counties adjacent to Philadelphia are Montgomery County to the north; Bucks County to the northeast; Burlington County, New Jersey to the east; Camden County, New Jersey to the southeast; Gloucester County, New Jersey to the south; and Delaware County to the west.
[edit] Climate
Philadelphia's climate falls in the humid subtropical climate zone, although it is the northernmost city in the United States that meets this classification. Because Philadelphia is on the far northern end of this climate zone, some of its outlying suburbs, especially to the north and west, are considered to fall in the humid continental zone. Summers are typically hot and muggy, fall and spring are generally mild, and winter is cold, although infrequently very cold. Precipitation is almost uniformly distributed throughout the year[7].
January lows average 23°F (-5°C) and highs average 38°F (3°C). The lowest officially recorded temperature was -11°F (-24°C) on February 9, 1934[8], but temperatures below 14°F (-10°C) occur only a few times a year. July lows average 67°F (20°C) and highs average 86° F (30°C)[9], although heat waves see highs above 95°F (35°C) with the heat index running as high as 110°F (43°C). The highest temperature on record was 106°F (41°C) on August 7, 1918[10]. Early fall and late winter are generally driest, with February being the driest month with only 2.74 in (69.8 mm) of average precipitation.
Snowfall is variable, with some winters bringing light snow and others bringing many significant snowstorms. It is common for the heavier snowfall to occur north and west of the city, where the climate is slightly colder. The average annual snowfall is 21 in (534 mm). Rainfall is generally spread throughout the year, with eight to eleven wet days per month,[11] at an average annual rate of 42 in (1068 mm).
History
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Main article: History of Philadelphia
Before Europeans arrived, the Delaware (Lenape) Indian settlement of Shackamaxon was located along the Delaware River. Although the area lay within the bounds described in the 1632 Charter of Maryland, the Calvert family's influence never reached this far north, and the first European settlers were Swedes (see New Sweden), who called it Wiccacoa, and thirteen families from Krefeld, Germany, who settled in Germantown in 1683. A congregation was formed in 1646 on Tinicum Island by Swedish missionary John Campanius; in 1700, the group built Gloria Dei Church, also known as Old Swedes'.
Philadelphia is one of the earliest examples of a planned city. Its rectilinear grid of streets—now a commonplace feature of urban planning—was its most noteworthy innovation. The city was founded and developed in 1682 by William Penn, a Quaker. The city's name means "brotherly love" in Greek (Φιλαδέλφεια). Penn hoped that the city, as the capital of his new colony founded on principles of freedom and religious tolerance, would be a model of this philosophy. During early immigration by Quakers and others, some "first purchasers" who got title to land in the city also received farmland outside the city. One of the notable features of Penn's plan for the city was the creation of five large squares, to provide open space for the city's residents. Penn described his city as a "Greene Countrie Town," highlighting its difference from densely-built cities like London. Most of the city's construction was brick or stone to prevent fires, like the great fire of 1666 that devastated London when William Penn resided there.
United States Declaration of IndependencePhiladelphia was a major center of the independence movement during the American Revolutionary War. The Declaration of Independence and US Constitution were drafted here and signed in the city's Independence Hall. Tun Tavern in the city is traditionally regarded as the location where, in 1775, the United States Marine Corps was founded.
During the American Revolutionary War Philadelphia's population was split between Loyalists and Patriots. When the British Army took the city in 1777 many Loyalists lined the streets and sang 'God Save the King'. Upon the retaking of the city for the American cause in 1778 it was the turn of the Patriot population to line the streets in celebration, especially as the population had suffered through a bitter winter with many of the provisions going to the British Army. The British left a mess, says historian Allan Nevins:
“ The enemy had left the neatest, cleanest, best-built town in America shockingly dirty and unkempt, had destroyed public and private buildings, had cut down trees and fences, and had filled the streets and gutters with obstructions. In the outskirts and in Germantown were the marks of battle. Most of the fine old country seats surrounding the city had been destroyed--the British had fired seventeen in one day. New-piled mounds in Washington Square showed where the bodies of Continental soldiers, maltreated and starved in their prison by the brutal jailer Cunningham, had been roughly buried".[4] ”
About 3000 Loyalists fled with the British; 45 Loyalists who remained behind were put on trial for treason for consorting with the enemy in wartime. Two were convicted, and hanged.
For a time in the 18th century, Philadelphia was the largest city in the Americas north of Mexico City, and the fourth largest under the rule of the British crown (after London, Bristol, and Dublin).
In 1790, as the result of a compromise between a number of Southern congressmen and Alexander Hamilton, then Secretary of the Treasury, the seat of the United States Government was moved from Federal Hall in New York to Congress Hall in Philadelphia, before assuming its current site in Washington, DC. In exchange for locating a permanent capital on the banks of the Potomac, the congressmen agreed to support Hamilton's financial proposals. Philadelphia served as capital for a decade, until 1800, when the Capitol building in the new federal city of Washington, DC was opened.
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The Centennial International Exhibition of 1876, the first official World’s Fair in the United States, was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia. It was officially the International Exhibition of Arts, Manufactures and Products of the Soil and Mine. It was held in Fairmount Park, along the Schuylkill River. The fairgrounds were designed by Hermann Schwarzmann. About 10 million visitors attended, equivalent to about 20% of the population of the United States at the time (though many were repeat visitors).
Structures
There were more than 200 buildings constructed within Exposition’s grounds which was surrounded by a fence nearly three miles long.[6] The Centennial Commission sponsored a design competition for the principal buildings. There were two rounds, winners of the first round had to have details such as construction cost and time prepared for the runoff on September 20, 1873. After the four design winners were chosen, it was determined that none of them allowed for enough time for construction and limited finances.
The Centennial Commission turned to architect Henry Pettit and engineer Joseph M. Wilson for design and construction of the Main Exhibition Building. A temporary structure, the Main Building was the largest building in the world by area, enclosing twenty-one and a half acres.[4] It was constructed using prefabricated parts, with a wood and iron frame resting on 672 stone piers, and took eighteen months to complete. Glass was used between the frames to allow in light. Inside, the central avenue was 120 ft (37 m) wide, 1,832 ft (558 m) long and 75 ft (23 m) high. 75 ft (23 m) tall towers sat at each of the buildings corners. Exhibits from the United States were placed in the center of the building and foreign exhibits were placed around the center based on the nation’s distance from the United States. Exhibits inside the Main Building dealt with mining, metallurgy, manufacturing, education and science.
To the west of the Main Building was Machinery Hall. Machinery Hall was also designed by Pettit and Wilson and was similarly designed except that the building’s frame was just made of wood. The building, which took six months to construct, was the second largest building at the Exposition and was 1,402 ft (427 m) long and 360 ft (110 m) wide. There was a 208 ft (63 m) by 210 ft (64 m) wing attached on the south side of the building. Exhibits displayed at Machinery Hall revolved around machines and industry.
The third largest structure at the Centennial was Agricultural Hall. Designed by James Windrim, Agricultural Hall was 820 ft (250 m) long and 540 ft (160 m) wide. Made of wood and glass, the building was designed to look like various barn structures pieced together. The building’s exhibits included products and machines in agriculture and other related businesses.
Unlike most of the buildings constructed for the Exposition, Horticultural_Hall was meant to be permanent. Horticultural Hall was designed by Hermann J. Schwarzmann. Schwarzmann, an engineer for the Fairmount Park Commission, had never designed a building before. Horticultural Hall had an iron and glass frame on a brick and marble foundation and was 383 ft (117 m) long, 193 ft (59 m) wide and 68 ft (21 m) tall.[10] The building was styled after Moorish architecture and designed as a tribute to The Crystal Palace from London’s Great Exhibition. The building’s exhibits specialized in horticulture and after the Exposition it continued to exhibit plants until it was badly damaged by Hurricane Hazel in 1954 and was demolished.
Also designed by Hermann J. Schwarzmann, Memorial Hall is made of brick, glass, iron and granite. Memorial Hall’s was designed in beaux-arts style and housed the art exhibits. The Centennial received so many art contributions a separate annex was built to house it all. Another building was built for the display of photography.[11] Memorial Hall continued to house the school, and afterwards and was taken over by the Fairmount Park Commission in 1958. The museum school is now the University of the Arts. The building was later used as a police station and has now been renovated to house the Please Touch Museum.
The British buildings were extensive and among other things showed to America the evolved bicycle with Tension Spokes and a large front wheel. Two English manufactures displayed their high wheel bikes (called "Ordinary bikes" or slang "penny farthings") at the Exposition: Bayless Thomas and Rudge. It was these displays which caused Col. A Pope to decide to begin making high wheel bikes in the USA. He started the Columbia Bike Company and within a few years was publishing a journal "LAW Bulletin and Good Roads". This was the beginning of the good roads movement by the bicycling faternity which led to the AAA pushing further in 1903.
Twenty-six U.S. states had their own building of which the Ohio House is the only one that still exists. Not including the United States, eleven nations also had their own building. The United States government had its own cross shaped building that held exhibits from various government departments. The Women’s Pavilion was the first structure at an international exposition devoted to showing off the work of women. The rest of the structures at the Centennial consisted of corporate pavilions, administration buildings, restaurants and other buildings designed for public comfort.
Exhibits
Technologies introduced at the fair include the Corliss Steam Engine. Pennsylvania Railroad displayed the John Bull steam locomotive that was originally built in 1831.[17] Waltham Watch Company displayed the first automatic screw making machinery and won the Gold Medal in the first international watch precision competition. Until the start of 2004, many of the fair’s exhibits were in the Smithsonian Institution’s Arts and Industries Building in Washington, DC, adjacent to the Castle building. During the Exposition the Turkish delegation presented marijuana to the United States for the first time, becoming one of the most visited exhibits of the fair[citation needed].
Consumer products first displayed to the public include:
* Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone
* Remington Typographic Machine (typewriter)
* Heinz Ketchup
* Wallace-Farmer Electric Dynamo, precursor to (electric light)
* Hires Root Beer
* Kudzu erosion control plant species
A reconstruction of a "colonial kitchen" replete with spinning wheel and costumed presenters sparked an era of "Colonial Revival" in American architecture and house furnishings. The Swedish Cottage, representing a rural Swedish schoolhouse of traditional style, was re-erected after the Exposition closed, in Central Park, New York. It is now the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre.
The New Jersey official State Pavilion was a reconstruction of the Ford Mansion, which served as General George Washington’s Headquarters during the winter of 1779-80 in Morristown, New Jersey. The reconstruction had a working "colonial kitchen" featuring a polemical narrative of "old-fashioned domesticity." This quaint hearth and home view of the colonial past was juxtaposed against the theme of progress, the overarching theme of the exhibition serving to reinforce a view of American progress evolving from a small hearty colonial stock and not from a continual influx of multi-ethnic waves of immigration.
The right arm and torch of the Statue of Liberty were showcased at the Exposition. For a fee of 50 cents, visitors could climb the ladder to the balcony, and the money raised this way was used to fund the rest of the statue.
The building where visitors picked up official Exposition catalogues was, after the Exposition, dismantled and moved to Wayne, Pennsylvania and later Strafford, Pennsylvania, where it still stands, serving as that community’s train station.
1876年费城世博会
1876年,美国费城举办世界博览会,这是美国历史上的第一次世界博览会.这一年,适逢美国建国百年纪念年.它的意义,绝不只在美国首次获得了世博会的举办权；通过博览会,美国要向世界展示一个新兴工业国家的崛起,证明它已走欧洲工业强国的阴影.美国要向世界宣布：一个美国时代即将到来.
概况
1876年费城世博会的参展国并不是都有独立的国家馆,35个参展国中只有15个国家建有自己的展馆.例如中国是参展国之一,但没有独立的中国馆建筑,只是在主办国的主展厅中拥有“大清国”展区；而日本建有独立的日本馆,同时还拥有主题馆中的日本展区.这15个国家馆的主要功能并不是用来展示展品,当时的国家馆根本就不在游客的参观计划中,因为参展国的代表性展品都在各主题馆集中展示.那么,1876年世博会的参展国国家馆到底用来做什么呢?文献记载表明,15个国家馆主要充当了本国参展人员的驻地,有些国家馆负责接洽远道而来的本国游客,有些国家馆是本国外交官员举行招待会的场所,有些国家馆根本就不对外开放.这一点与现代世博会的参展国展馆是完全不相同的.
简要信息
名称：美国独立百年展览会
地点：美国费城
会期：1876年5月10日至1876年11月10日
参加国：35个
参观者：1000万
背景
19世纪70年代,美国作为一个经济大国,正从西半球昂扬崛起,创造了一个强国发展的奇迹.当时美国经济位居世界第四,至19世纪80年代,美国的经济已居世界第一.
1860到1880年,美国农业机械化过程进展迅速,造就了高度发达的农业.同时,美国的煤炭、钢铁、石油产量逐步超越了英法等国,交通迅速发展,1875年每天进出芝加哥的火车达750列.当工业化基本实现时,美国已经成为世界上经济实力最强大的国家.
19世纪70年代的美国,无疑是地球上最生机勃勃、蒸蒸日上的国度.世博会这个舞台,它总是在一定的时间与空间里,展示着人类最新的发展.历史的发展,注定让世博会不会错过美国.
举办历程
早在19世纪60年代,美国已经有举行庆祝美国独立100周年纪念活动的计划.曾担任美国驻法外交官的毕格罗(Hon·John Bigelow)、曾任职1867年巴黎世博会美国参展团的诺顿将军(General Charles B. Norton)以及大学教授坎贝尔(J.L.Campbell),写信给当时的费城市市长,建议在费城举办世博会作为百年庆典活动.其间沉寂了许久,直到 1871年3月3日,国会终于通过举办1876年费城世博会的议案,成立了“美利坚独立百年展委员会”负责筹办事务.同时,议案明确规定：美国政府对此类事务产生的费用不负有责任（The United States shall not be liable for any expenses attending such exhibition, or by reason of the same）.
这是迄今查阅到的美国政府对于世博会资金问题最早、最明确的态度.考试大－全国最大教育类网站(www．Examda.com)
事实上,美国国会1871年的这一决定从根本上决定了美国世博会的主办模式.与此前欧洲世博会政府拨款相比,筹办1876费城世博会需要更多的勇气和智慧.
然而,筹建世博会终究是不能没有美元的.那么,费城世博会资金到底从哪里来呢?国会决定于1872年6月1日成立“百年纪念展融资部(Centennial Board of Finance)”专门负责筹集和使用资金,并且授权融资部发售股票和纪念章.
自1872年11月21日,融资部开始发行总值不超过1000万美元债券,每份10美元,发售3个月,最终获得资金250万美元；自1874年6月16日起,由融资部出售美国独立百年纪念章、小礼品等,面值1～11美元不等,最终获得50万美元.值得一提的是,尽管联邦政府只肯贷款不肯拨款,但宾夕法尼亚州和费城市分别拨款100万和150万美元直接用于世博会,费城还出资 250万美元在舒约契尔河上建了一座桥作为世博会场址的前期准备.
开幕式
1873年7月3日,格兰特总统郑重宣布了世博会的开幕日期,同时向各国使馆发出参展邀请.1874年,各类展馆先后开始建造.直至1876年4月,大部分展馆准备就绪.
尽管下着雨,但仍有20万参观者出席了开幕式.出席开幕式的有：美国国会全体成员、37个参展国的官员及随行人员、巴西国王佩德罗二世,还有特别以5000美元的出场费邀请到的德国作曲家理查德·瓦格纳（Richard Wagner）.
下午,美国总统格兰特与巴西国王佩德罗二世一起拉动开关,启动了作为总动力源的600吨柯立斯蒸汽机,这在当时是功率最大的.于是,千百台机械和泵齐声轰鸣,展厅在隆隆声中微微振动,人们欢呼雀跃着,将礼帽抛向空中.
展馆
美国政府馆是最大的国家馆,是用以展示的.国家馆包含了美国邮政部、农业部、专利局、国家博物馆、国防部、国家实验室等机构的大型展示,其中仅美国专利局就展示了6万张发明图片和5000多个发明模型,吸引了大量游客.
值得一提的是,这届世博会的参展国并不是都有独立的国家馆,35个参展国中只有15个国家建有自己的展馆.例如中国是参展国之一,但没有独立的中国馆建筑,只是在主办国的主展厅中拥有“大清国”展区；而日本建有独立的日本馆,同时还拥有主题馆中的日本展区.这15个国家馆的主要功能并不是用来展示展品,当时的国家馆根本就不在游客的参观计划中,因为参展国的代表性展品都在各主题馆集中展示.那么,1876年世博会的参展国国家馆到底用来做什么呢?文献记载表明,15个国家馆主要充当了本国参展人员的驻地,有些国家馆负责接洽远道而来的本国游客,有些国家馆是本国外交官员举行招待会的场所,有些国家馆根本就不对外开放.这一点与现代世博会的参展国展馆是完全不相同的.
另外,美国各州分别出资建立了州馆,州馆作为地方性展馆,在规格与功能上竟与大部分的参展国展馆类似.州馆主要充当各州参展事务办公室或接待室.例如,有些州的行政长官在本州展馆内接待市民,有些州馆为本州游客提供邮政服务等.从数量上看,美国共建了24个州馆,而参展国国家馆总共才有15个.
展品
主厅：美国展品占据了一半；
机械宫：美国展品占据了3/4；
纪念宫：欧洲顶级艺术大师的作品寥寥无几；
农业宫：美国展品占据了2/3；
园艺宫：基本全是美国展品；
对于参展国展品,美国的态度是：展览结束后,参展国如欲在美国售出展品,就必须遵从高额的进口关税；否则,只能花费代价运回本国.美国政府馆是最大的国家馆,是用以展示的.国家馆包含了美国邮政部、农业部、专利局、国家博物馆、国防部、国家实验室等机构的大型展示,其中仅美国专利局就展示了6万张发明图片和5000多个发明模型,吸引了大量游客.来源：
美国各州分别出资建立了州馆,州馆作为地方性展馆,在规格与功能上竟与大部分的参展国展馆类似.州馆主要充当各州参展事务办公室或接待室.例如,有些州的行政长官在本州展馆内接待市民,有些州馆为本州游客提供邮政服务等.从数量上看,美国共建了24个州馆,而参展国国家馆总共才有15个.
美国馆
美国政府馆是最大的国家馆,是用以展示的.国家馆包含了美国邮政部、农业部、专利局、国家博物馆、国防部、国家实验室等机构的大型展示,其中仅美国专利局就展示了6万张发明图片和5000多个发明模型,吸引了大量游客.来源：考试大
值得一提的是,这届世博会的参展国并不是都有独立的国家馆,35个参展国中只有15个国家建有自己的展馆.例如中国是参展国之一,但没有独立的中国馆建筑,只是在主办国的主展厅中拥有“大清国”展区；而日本建有独立的日本馆,同时还拥有主题馆中的日本展区.这15个国家馆的主要功能并不是用来展示展品,当时的国家馆根本就不在游客的参观计划中,因为参展国的代表性展品都在各主题馆集中展示.那么,1876年世博会的参展国国家馆到底用来做什么呢?文献记载表明,15个国家馆主要充当了本国参展人员的驻地,有些国家馆负责接洽远道而来的本国游客,有些国家馆是本国外交官员举行招待会的场所,有些国家馆根本就不对外开放.这一点与现代世博会的参展国展馆是完全不相同的.
另外,美国各州分别出资建立了州馆,州馆作为地方性展馆,在规格与功能上竟与大部分的参展国展馆类似.州馆主要充当各州参展事务办公室或接待室.例如,有些州的行政长官在本州展馆内接待市民,有些州馆为本州游客提供邮政服务等.从数量上看,美国共建了24个州馆,而参展国国家馆总共才有15个.
类似问题2：介绍一部电影的 英文 文章谁能帮我写一篇介绍电影的英文文章 电影名字叫《the cove》（海豚湾）,希望哪个英语学得好的,看过这部电影的帮帮忙 ,篇幅中等,希望还有中文翻译,文章里有自身[英语科目]
以下都是我写的哦,不是复制来的.
I had seen the film named last week.I was astonished when I saw the dolphins cruelly killed in the cove.Here come my views on this film.
上星期我看了一部名为《海豚湾》的电影,当看到海豚在海湾里被残忍地杀害的时候,我震惊了.下面是我对这部片子的看法.
This film describes how the pure animals,the dolphins（插入语,可省略),are killed in the cove.It is in Japan that the dolphins are killed with little humanilty.It is so sorry seeing the dolphines are struggling in the sea water.The blood keeps bleeding all the time that the sea water are colored red.What a tragic picture it is.
这部电影描述了这些纯洁的生灵——海豚,是如何在海湾里被杀害的.正是在日本这个地方,这些海豚被毫无人性的残忍地杀害了.当我看着海豚在海水里奋力挣扎的时候,我感觉到阵阵心痛.它们血流不止,甚至把海水染成了红色.这是一幅多么悲惨的画面.
Dolphines are our friends.We have the responsibility to protect them from being hurt.Let‘s try our best to save them and be friendly to them.If everyone makes a contribution to keeping them from being killed,the future of the dolphins will become much more beautiful.
海豚是人类的朋友,我们有责任去保护它们免受伤害.让我们尽我们最大的努力去拯救它们并且友好的对待它们.如果每个人都尽一份微薄之力去保护它们,它们的未来将会是无限美好的.
类似问题3：要一篇用英文介绍英文电影的作文 80个单词[英语科目]
The Day After Tomorrow 《后天》
starring:Dennis Quaid,Jake Gyllenhaal,Emmy Rossum,Dash Mihok,Jay O Sanders丹尼斯-奎德、杰克-吉伦哈尔、艾米-罗森、莎拉-沃德
director:Roland Emmerich 罗兰德-艾默里克
studio:20th Century Fox 发行公司：二十世纪福斯影片公司
synopsis 内容大纲
Jack Hall is a climatologist ,whose research indicates that global warming could trigger an abrupt and catastrophic shift in the planet's climate.While Jack warns the White House of the impending climate shift,his 17 year-old son Sam finds himself trapped in New York City where he and some friends have been competing in a high school academic competition.He must now cope with the severe flooding and plummeting temperatures in Manhattan.Having taken refuge inside the Manhattan Public Library,Sam manages to reach his father by phone.Jack only has time for one warning:stay inside at all costs.As full-scale,massive evacuations to the south begin,Jack heads north to New York City to save Sam.But not even Jack is prepared for what is about to happen--to him,to his son,and to his planet.
类似问题4：求一篇关于电影的英文短文（初二）80字哦[英语科目]
Today I go to see a movie ,and the name is Super Man.In this movie the man have very big power and his dream is to protect everyone who is in trouble.That movie teaches us that the life is not as bad as most people feel and don't give up no matter what happens.There is always someone who can help you as if you insist.
类似问题5：写一篇关于“电影”的英语文章.[英语科目]
A Nice Film The day before yesterday,I saw a film named Ring King It is said the film has won the Oscar award.Before filming,the director spent seven years planning.There are about one thousand actors and actresses taking part.The film is about a powerful ring which affects the fate of the beings.In their fight for peace,many people lost their lives.But in the end,justice defeated the evil.The film tells us that persistence and courage are the source of success.With persistence and courage,you are sure to win no matter how weak you are.I enjoyed the film very much.It's worth seeing although it's very long.翻译:A Nice Film好用的电影 The day before yesterday,I saw a film named Ring King It is said the film has won the Oscar award.前天,我看到了一个名为环电影国王说,这是影片赢得了奥斯卡奖.Before filming,the director spent seven years planning.There are about one thousand actors and actresses taking part.在拍摄前,导演花了七年时间规划.大约有1000演员参加.The film is about a powerful ring which affects the fate of the beings.影片讲述一个强大的环影响命运的人.In their fight for peace,many people lost their lives.在他们的争取和平,许多人丧失了生命.But in the end,justice defeated the evil.但最终,正义战胜了邪恶.The film tells us that persistence and courage are the source of success.这部电影告诉我们,毅力和勇气的源泉成功.With persistence and courage,you are sure to win no matter how weak you are.I enjoyed the film very much.It's随着毅力和勇气,你一定会赢无论多么弱你.我很喜欢影片非常.这是 worth seeing although it's very long.值得一看虽然它很长.