雅思寫作范文3篇文化類怎么寫

　　下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編整理的雅思考試大作文范文三篇， 希望對(duì)大家有幫助。

　　雅思大作文范文：博物館的作用

　　It is well known that a museum is a building todisplay a collection of scientific, historical,cultural ornatural objects. Undoubtedly museums can havemany purposes in the city; I would like to mentiontwo of them as following.

　　Visiting museums can give you much information. (topic sentence) If you visit a museum,you may better understand a subject which you are studying, because you can see someobjects which cannot be seen on books. For example, after visiting a scientific museum, youmay be able to describe a spaceship in a wider way and say something very specific. I believethat your classmates would admire you a lot.

　　Also, visiting museums can develop one's love to his or her country (topic sentence) InChina,schools often organize trips to some historical museums. When the students learn thatmany years ago, China was defeated and foreign soldiers robbed treasure and killed a largenumber of Chinese who were not in the army, soon they will be angry with the enemies andshow deep love to the nation, hoping China to be strong in the world.

　　Now that museums can play important part in the city, they should be funded. I suggestthat the museums should be planned as tourist attractions. They can be opened to the publicto collect entrance tickets. More visitors, more funds can be gained. If the Governmentprovides some rules that all students and government staff in the city ought to visit museumsregularly, a large sum of funds can be made.

　　In conclusion, museums should become important part of our daily lives and theGovernment should encourage more people to visit museums. If more people come to visitmuseums, local culture can be more developed and museums can be better run.

　　雅思大作文范文：論博物館是教育還是娛樂?

　　Nowadays museums are becoming entertainment, with good ones mixing entertainment witheducation. Housing samples of civilization's historical and artistic treasures, museums usuallyhave something to teach, but what they teach may not be what people want to see. Inaddition to essentially being educational in nature, a museum must be fun enough toentertain visitors since what is enjoyable is good for the public.

　　Figuratively, all museums are like schools of various disciplines ranging from history to arts toscience. A well-established museum summarizes something of the human experience and suchexperience from the past to the present is always a great teacher of specific subjects. Bytransforming time into space, a museum makes educational sense because it is dedicated topreserving and displaying the tangible and intangible evidence of the heritages of humanityand its environment. In this regard, a museum is generally regarded as necessarilyeducational. Failing that purpose, the existence of any museum is in doubt. Hence, all museumsaim to teach something which visitors are curious about.

　　On the other hand, a museum tour should be made an amusing event for individuals, familiesand sight-seeing groups. Museum-going can be as enjoyable as window-shopping in acustomer-friendly department store, far from being bored by the sight of objects on exhibitionsimply for the educational purpose . It is important that there be at least "serious fun" about it.Without the prospect of having entertainment, many people, particularly children, might thinktwice before making that trip . Just because a museum is established to be chiefly educational,it does not mean that entertainment is denied. This applies to holiday-goers who are lookingexactly for that kind of pleasure and relaxation which a good museum can provide.

　　The argument for entertainment is based on public interest in having a good time in a wayvery unlike studying in school. An ideal museum should therefore be a mating of entertainmentand education, provoking intense and pleasurable nostalgia that none of its audience hashad. It is certainly better to let any visitor feel pretty much of an "entertained student" insteadof a "bored tourist".

　　雅思大作文范文：文化,歷史,交友和休閑問題

　　Different people might choose to visit different places due to their different places of birth,family conditions, relevant experiences, and even different levels of education. People who wereborn in New York are less likely to be interested in New York any more for the simple reasonthat everything is just too familiar already. Children from less well-off families might find itdifficult to afford a visit to a faraway place. Those who have been working in Tokyo for years aresurely looking forward to touring around places out of town. Places with numerous sites ofhistorical interest may not be so appealing to people with only a primary school education.Things are just like this in our real life. With all aspects considered, the most desirable placethat I can think of going to at present is Xi'an in China for the simple reason that I have neverbeen yet.

　　Firstly, I would like to visit places where I have never been to. Xi'an, as a famous city withprofound historical and cultural significance in China, enjoys a history that can be dated backto several thousand years ago. From the first dynasty when China became a unified country,namely the Qin Dynasty, this place was the capital of successive dynasties, thus it has many asite of historical and cultural heritage. As the saying goes: If you want to acquire a sense ofhistory about China, visit Xi'an. A visit to these heritages, I am sure, will let me learn aboutwhat China was like in the past and how people lived at ancient times. I've long heard of thefamous Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses of the First Emperor—Qin Shihuang, and have seenrelevant pictures of it: really grand and exquisite, next to none in the world. However, I havenever seen it on site with my own eyes, which could be a kind of regret. Therefore, I want tohave this dream of mine realized at the earliest possible time.

　　Secondly, I would like to try the local delicacies of Xi'an. I was long told about the uniqueflavor of the local cuisine there, which is so different from the food cooked in my hometown.Moreover, many people who were back from Xi'an are commenting so much favorably on thefood there and are actually making no effort to hide their liking of certain dishes, giving me theimpression that it would be a regret-whole-life thing if one does not try them in person. So onand so forth, this makes another reason which urges me to go to Xi'an for a visit.

　　Of course, there are countless places that I have never been to, both at home and abroad:Sichuan, Chongqing, Xijiang, Tibet, Paris, Berlin, to name just a few. I know to the best of myknowledge that they all have their distinct features which hold so much attraction to me and Iwill definitely visit all of them when conditions allow. However, for the time being, I just want togo to Xi'an.

　　Above are two main reasons for me to have decided to visit Xi'an. Whatever others may think,for me alone, they do make sense.