描寫希臘旅游文化的英語作文

Greece,alandofcountlesslegendsandmyths,attractstouristsfromallovertheworldwithitsuniquecharm.CometoGreece,thefirstexperienceisitssunshine,somepeopletakesunshine,seaandmarbleasthepronounofGreece,andindeeditmakessense.Directsunlight,accordingtoallthingslikecoveredwithalayerofgold,everythinghasbecomehot,asifinawarmwelcometousthesefartothesmallreporters.Ofcourse,thefirstpersonImetwastheofficialdirector.SheisfromQingdaoandhaslivedinGreecefortwelveyears.Shewastall,withabigsmileandaneasytouch.ThepalaceguidetoldusthatthefirststopwastovisitthefamousAcropolisinAthens.ThensheexplainedthenameofAthens.ItwasnamedafterAthena,thegoddessofwisdom.InancientGreekmythology,peoplebuiltanewcityontheAegeansea.Athenawantedtobetheprotectorofthecity.Poseidon,thegodofthesea,alsowantedtogettheownershipofthenewcity.LaterthekingZeusdecidedthatthecityshouldgotowhoevercouldgivemankindthemostusefulthing.Poseidonstrucktherockwithhistridentandoutranahorse,asymbolofwar.Athenastrucktherockwithherspear,andimmediatelyanolivetreesprangfromit,fullofbranchesandfruit.Theolivetreesymbolizespeaceandharvest,andpeoplecheer.Athenabecamethepatronsaintofthenewcity,whichwasnamedAthensafterher,andolivetreeswereplantedalloverthecity.Hearingthismyth,IsuddenlypulledintotheAcropolisAthenscuriosity.TheAcropoliswasbuiltonasteephill,andwecouldonlyspiralupfromapassagewayinthewest."Here!Comeheretotakepictures,youcanseeolivesbelow."Withtheintroductionoftheofficialguide,Iwasshockedatthefirstsight.Astheofficialguideintroduced,theacropolisarchitectureiscloselyintegratedwiththeterrain,veryoriginal.IftheAcropolisisconsideredasawhole,thehillitselfisitsnaturalbase,andthevariousbuildingsharmonizewiththenaturalriseandfallofthebasetoformacompleteunity.Allthewaythroughtheacropolis,Ihavealotoffeelings.Thesebuildings,thoughdamagedbythewar,areonlyinruins.Butwhenyouobservecarefully,youcanstillfeelthemagnificenceofeachbuilding.Especiallyfromadistance,itlookslikeadignifiedancientcity,exudingastrongreligiousatmosphereandclassicalcharm,whichisverysolemnanddignified.ThetempleofAthena,inparticular,isamodelbuildingoftheAcropolis,whichislistedasoneofthesevenworld-famousancientwonders.Theuniquecarvingtechnologyofthetempleisdecoratedwithvariousdecorations,asiftellingthevicissitudesofhistoryandimmortality,showingitsancientcharmandsolemnspirittotheworld.Ofcourse,myfavoritebuildingisthesixmarblemaidensholdingupthestoneinsteadofthestonepillars,andtheyaregracefulandgracefulintheirlongdresses,withtheirheadsfullofweight.Thearchitectisknownforsuccessfullysolvingarchitecturalaestheticproblemsbykeepingthickhaironthebackofeachgirl'sneckandaddingflowerbasketsonthetopofherhead.Overtheyears,thetemple,builtofwhitelimestone,hasstoodmajesticallyagainstthesunandthebluesky.Thesestruckmedeeply,andIwondered.WhenIwentupthehill,IhadawonderfulviewofAthenswithitsmixtureofoldandnewbuildings.Whatamiracleinthehistoryofarchitecture!譯文：希臘，一個有著無數(shù)傳奇和神話的國土，以它獨特的魅力吸引著世界各地的游客。來到希臘，第一個體會到了是它的陽光，有人把陽光、大海和大理石作為希臘的代名詞，果然有道理。陽光直射，照得萬物都像是披上了層金色，一切都變得火辣辣的，好似在熱烈歡送我們這些遠到而來的小記者們。當然，第一個認識的人是官導。她是青島人，住在希臘已經(jīng)十二年了。她個子很高，笑容可掬，很有親和力。宮導告訴我們第一站是參觀著名的雅典衛(wèi)城。接著她娓娓道來雅典的城名，原來它來自智慧女神雅典娜的名字。在古希臘神話中，人們在愛琴海邊建立了一座新城，雅典娜希望成為這座城的保護神，海神波塞冬也想獲得新城的歸屬權(quán)，他們互不相讓，于是爭奪起來。后來，神王宙斯裁定，誰能給人類一件最有用的東西，該城就歸屬誰。波塞冬用三叉戟敲了敲巖石，從里面跑出了一匹象征戰(zhàn)爭的戰(zhàn)馬。而雅典娜用長矛一擊巖石，石頭上立即迅速地生長出一株枝葉繁茂、果實累累的橄欖樹。橄欖樹象征著和平和豐收，人們歡呼起來。于是，雅典娜成為了新城的保護神，人們用她的名字將城命名為雅典，并將橄欖樹載滿雅典各處。聽到這神話，一下子拉進我對雅典衛(wèi)城的好奇心。衛(wèi)城建在一個陡悄的山崗上，我們僅可以從西面的一通道盤旋而上。“到了!來，到這里照相，可以俯橄下面〞，隨著官導介紹，我一眼看下去，果然很是震撼。正如官導介紹的，衛(wèi)城的建筑與地形結(jié)合緊密，極具匠心。如果把衛(wèi)城看作一個整體，那山崗本身就是它的天然基座，而各個建筑群與這基座自然的上下起伏相協(xié)調(diào)，構(gòu)成完整的統(tǒng)一體。衛(wèi)城里面一路參觀下來，我感慨很多。這些建筑雖然飽受戰(zhàn)亂損壞，都僅存殘垣。但你仔細觀察時，依然能感受到各座建筑的雄偉壯觀，尤其是遠遠望去，猶如一座威嚴的古城，散發(fā)著濃厚的宗教氣息和古典韻味，十分莊嚴氣派。尤其是雅典娜神廟，它是衛(wèi)城的典范建筑，被列為聞名世界的古代七大奇觀之一，神廟別出心裁的雕刻技術(shù)，更有各種裝飾點綴其中，仿佛在述說著歷史的