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y country`s culture. A 
lot of typical traditional artwork, and pictures which reflects my culture are displayed in 
the museum. There are also some audio and visual material in the museum. At least, after 
one day`s trip, this foreign visitor can get a basic concept of my culture. 
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Admittedly, there are many other places that are worth to visit. But the visitor only has 
one day. Time is limiting. The museum condenses all best the information about my 
country. It is the most convenient way to understand my country to visit the museum. 
And the cost is relatively low. 
Overall, I strongly recommend this visitor to visit the museum. Because during one day, 
museum has most precious information and material to be displayed. It reflects a lot 
about my culture. He will feel that his trip is very interesting and memorable. 
Essay 439 Topic 85 A one-day-visit in your country 
A foreign visitor who has only one day to spend in my country, India, should definitely 
visit the city of Agra where there are a number of historical monuments, most notably 
The Taj Mahal. 
The city of Agra was an important headquarter of the Mughal Dynasty which ruled India 
for nearly 400 years from the 15th to the 18th century. The famous rulers of the dynasty 
were Babur, Akbar, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb. Various monuments of immense 
historical and cultural significance were constructed during their rule, of which many are 
in Agra, namely The Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza, etc. 
Taj Mahal is an architectural masterpiece. It was built by emperor Shah Jahan in the 
memory of his beloved wife. Situated on the bank of river Yamuna, it evokes a sense of 
awe and amazement in every tourist who sees it for the first time. I still remember the day 
I saw the Taj for the first time as part of a school trip. I was enthralled and spellbound by 
its magnificent beauty and splendor. In fact, visiting Taj Mahal is part of the itinerary of 
almost every foreign dignitary who visits our country. US president Mr Clinton and the 
first lady were also captivated by its heavenly beauty. On a moonlit night, it is at the 
prime of its pristine beauty. 
The other monuments like Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza and Akbar`s tomb are also worth 
seeing. All of them offer a wonderful insight into India`s rich cultural and architectural 
heritage. 
So I would like to recommend every foreign visitor to go to Agra and I am sure he will 
remember the experience for his lifetime. 
Essay 440 Topic 85 
A foreign visitor who has only one day to spend in my country, India, should definitely 
visit the city of Agra where there are a number of historical monuments, most notably 
The Taj Mahal. The city of Agra was an important headquarter of the Mughal Dynasty 
which ruled India for nearly 400 years from the 15th to the 18th century. The famous 
rulers of the dynasty were Babur, Akbar, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb. Various 
monuments of immense historical and cultural significance were constructed during their 
For more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at 
www.tailieuduhoc.org 
rule, of which many are in Agra, namely The Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza, etc. 
Taj Mahal is an architectural masterpiece. It was built by emperor Shah Jahan in memory 
of his beloved wife. Situated on the bank of river Yamuna, it evokes a sense of awe and 
amazement in every tourist who sees it for the first time. I still remember the day I saw 
the Taj for the first time as part of a school trip. I was enthralled and spellbound by its 
magnificent beauty and splendor. In fact, visiting Taj Mahal is part of the itinerary of 
almost every foreign dignitary who visits our country. US president Mr Clinton and the 
first lady were also captivated by its heavenly beauty. On a moonlit night, it is at the 
prime of its pristine beauty. The other monuments like Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza and 
Akbar`s tomb are also worth seeing. All of them offer a wonderful insight into India`s 
rich cultural and architectural heritage. So I would like to recommend every foreign 
visitor to go to Agra and I am sure he will remember the experience for his lifetime. 
Essay 441 Topic 85 
A foreign visitor who has only one day to spend in my country, India, should definitely 
visit the city of Agra where there are a number of historical monuments, most notably 
The Taj Mahal. The city of Agra was an important headquarter of the Mughal Dynasty 
which ruled India for nearly 400 years from the 15th to the 18th century. The famous 
rulers of the dynasty were Babur, Akbar, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb. Various 
monuments of immense historical and cultural significance were constructed during their 
rule, of which many are in Agra, namely The Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza, etc. 
Taj Mahal is an architectural masterpiece. It was built by emperor Shah Jahan in memory 
of his beloved wife. Situated on the bank of river Yamuna, it evokes a sense of awe and 
amazement in every tourist who sees it for the first time. I still remember the day I saw 
the Taj for the first time as part of a school trip. I was enthralled and spellbound by its 
magnificent beauty and splendor. In fact, visiting Taj Mahal is part of the itinerary of 
almost every foreign dignitary who visits our country. US president Mr Clinton and the 
first lady were also captivated by its heavenly beauty. On a moonlit night, it is at the 
prime of its pristine beauty. The other monuments like Agra Fort, Buland Darwaza and 
Akbar`s tomb are also worth seeing. All of them offer a wonderful insight into India`s 
rich cultural and architectural heritage. So I would like to recommend every foreign 
visitor to go to Agra and I am sure he will remember the experience for his lifetime. 
Essay 442 Topic 85 One-Day-Tour in China 
My native country is China, and it is one of countries that have the ancient civilizations in 
the world. Only one-day visit in China is very limited, but it is enough to get a little bit 
taste of this great country. The city I will pick for you is Beijing. Here is what we will do 
for this only one day you have in China. First, I will take you to the Tiananmen Square to 
see the flag rising in the early morning, and since we are there, we will look around the 
Tiananmen Square. Surrounding the Tiananmen Square they are many public buildings, 
such as the Great Hall of People, the museum, the memorial of the war hero and also 
Chairmen Mao's tomb. In this area there are also some of the main roads of Beijing, and 
if you are observant enough, you will learn something about Beijing, and its people by 
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watching the people passing by on their way to work. This part won't take too much time, 
but it will give you some idea about China. Then we will start our morning by touring 
The Forbidden City. As you may know, The Forbidden City was where empires lived and 
worked for many centuries. A couple hours tour there will help you to get to know some 
of China's history and wonderful architecture. The vivid carving and design of the whole 
city shines the wisdom of ancient Chinese. If our morning tour is not enough to impress 
you, I am sure you our next tour will do---The Great Wall. No matter what books you 
have read about the Great Wall, you won't realize what a wonder it is until the moment 
you walk on it. Can you imagine the Chinese made this without any modern technology? 
I am always amazed how the ancient people can fight on it when I found it even difficult 
to walk on it. Our last tour is the silk alley. I am sure you would like to buy your family 
members or friends some Chinese gifts, and the silk alley is the right place for you to go. 
You can find many colorful silk products and imitation ancient antiques. Finally, we will 
end our day with the delicious Peking duck, so you will have a real "taste" of our capital 
city of China. 
Essay 443 Topic 86 A time and a place in the past 
There is no denying the fact that when and where you would like to go back in the past is 
an interesting question discussed much. As far as I am concerned, I think I would go back 
to my hometown 15 years ago because of several reasons and they go as follows. 
The first reason why I want to go back to my hometown in the past is that the scenery in 
my hometown is very beautiful. A huge river crosses my hometown and so many trees 
are planted near banks of the river. I still remember appreciating the sunset at riverside 
with my grandpa. How magnificent the picture was. I had never experienced this 
landscape before in my memory. I wish I can go back there to watch a sunset again. 
The second reason why I desire to go back to my hometown is that I can meet my 
grandma who taught me much knowledge. Although my grandma passed away five years 
ago, what she taught me is still useful for me. She often teaches me how to communicate 
with people and how to deal with the relationship of friends when misunderstands 
happen. It is undoubted that these types of knowledge are still practical in the modern 
society. The last reason why I would like to say this is the pace of the relaxed life. As can 
be seen, we almost cannot put up with the fast pace in city. For example, a lot of 
problems will be cleared up, a large amount of money need to be paid, a great deal of 
information flood in our brains. Therefore, I am tired of this kind of lifestyle and desire to 
go back to my childhood to experience the easy and unrestrained lifestyle. 
To conclude, everybody has his or her dream of going back to a period in the past. But I 
believe most of people desire to go back their hometowns because hometowns in their 
memories are always be the most beautiful places.