介绍福州历史景点三坊七巷英语作文
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篇1
    My Awesome Trip to Three Lanes and Seven Alleys!
    Last summer, my family and I went on a super cool trip to Fuzhou, which is a big city in the Fujian province of China. Fuzhou has been around for a really really long time - over 2,000 years! Can you believe that? It's one of the oldest cities in the whole country.
    While we were there, we visited this amazing historical neighborhood called Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. It's named that because it used to have three big lanes and seven smaller alleys crisscrossing through it. Even though some of the lanes and alleys aren't there anymore, it's still just as awesome to explore!
    Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is located right in the center of Fuzhou. It covers an area of
about 40 acres, which is almost as big as 30 football fields! The oldest parts of the neighborhood date all the way back to the Tang and Song dynasties, which were over 1,000 years ago. Can you imagine living somewhere that old? I sure can't!
    As we walked through the winding lanes and alleys, it felt like we had stepped back in time. All the buildings were constructed with wood and bricks in the traditional architectural style. The roofs were curved upwards at the edges and had these cute little decorations on the corners. Everything looked so antique and full of history!
    My favorite part was all the little shops and stands lining the lanes. They sold the coolest stuff - jade carvings, traditional Chinese paintings, handmade fans, bamboo baskets, you name it! The shopkeepers were always eager to tell us about their wares and the history behind them. I bought this awesome wooden cat sculpture that's now sitting on my dresser at home.
    We also got to see some amazingly preserved old courtyard houses where the wealthy families used to live centuries ago. They had such pretty gardens with rock formations, pon
ds with koi fish, and miniature landscapes. My little brother and I pretended we were lords and ladies exploring our manor grounds. I don't think the tour guide appreciated our loud aristocratic voices though!
    For lunch, we stopped at this traditional teahouse tucked away down one of the alleys. They served us all sorts of yummy dim sum treats like shrimp dumplings, barbecue pork buns, and egg tarts. We drank fragrant oolong tea that was brewed fresh for us by the owner. It was so relaxing sipping our tea as the locals played checkers and chatted all around us.
    After eating, we walked along the old city walls that used to protect Fuzhou hundreds of years ago when it was an important military fort. We climbed up some stone steps to walk along the top of the walls and look out over the whole neighborhood. It was incredible seeing the gray tiled roofs and winding alleyways spread out below us. I could hardly believe such an ancient place still existed right in the middle of this huge modern city!
    Before we left, I just had to buy a traditional Chinese dress from one of the clothing shop
s. It's bright blue silk with a cool dragon pattern embroidered on it. I practicedwalking with the tiny steps they take in those dresses and my mom said I looked just like an imperial princess. I can't wait to wear it again!
    Overall, visiting Three Lanes and Seven Alleys was probably the highlight of our whole trip to Fuzhou. It was just such a special experience being surrounded by all that beautifully preserved history and culture. I felt like I had traveled back in time to ancient China! If you ever get the chance to visit, I highly recommend it. Just make sure to wear some good walking shoes because there's tons of ground to cover!
篇2
    My Trip to the Coolest Old Streets - Sanfang Qixiang!
3tiles    Last summer vacation, my family took me on a trip to the city of Fuzhou. It's in a province called Fujian, down in the southeast part of China. Fuzhou has been around for a really really long time - like more than 2,000 years! Can you believe people have lived there since before there were cars, planes, or even electricity? Wild!
    Anyway, the best part about our Fuzhou trip was when we visited this amazing old neighborhood called Sanfang Qixiang. That's Chinese for "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys." It's made up of narrow little streets and alleyways that crisscross and go every which way. The buildings are super duper old too - some are from hundreds of years ago during the Ming and Qing dynasties!
    As soon as we stepped inside Sanfang Qixiang, it felt like we had gone back in time. The streets are made of big stone slabs instead of concrete or asphalt. The buildings have curved roofs with decorative animals and symbols on top. And there are beautiful carved lintels over the doors and windows with cool designs like dragons, phoenixes, flowers and clouds. So pretty!