【必備】家庭英語作文九篇

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shanghai — li suyue left sichuan two years ago and traveled the 1,000 miles here for a job in a small restaurant. now, days after the earthquake that struck her province, she is distraught, unable to go to work. she constantly tries to call home.

“the day before yesterday, my father called and said they are o.k.,” she said. “but now i cannot reach them again. my mind is totally a mess.”

for three decades, china’s eplosive economic growth has been fueled by its enormous pool of migrant workers, perhaps as many as 200 million people who construct roads and buildings, lug coal, fire steel and operate the assembly lines that churn out much of the world’s toys, clothing and electronics. among them are a huge but uncounted group from sichuan — estimated at somewhere between 6 million and 20 million. like ms. li, they left to find work in wealthier, coastal, regions — and are now tormented by the reports of the worst natural disaster to hit the country in more than 30 years.

their frantic efforts to get word of their families are thwarted by downed telephone lines and disrupted cellular phone base stations. the surge in calls has locked up functioning fuhua, 33, whose wife and three children are in liangshan, an area in southern sichuan province that is not supposed to be hard hit, said he had been unable to reach his family at all.

“i was told there was no signal in sichuan because of the earthquake,” said mr. iao, who earns about $120 a month as a construction worker in tianjin, east of beijing. “i heard a lot of bad news from tv. i hope they are o.k. it’s said that the earthquake in liangshan is not very big, but i’m still worried.”

no area of china has supplied as much labor as sichuan, a fertile, mountainous region in the country’s southwest, home to pandas, bamboo forests, spicy cuisine and some of the country’s most difficult terrain, stretching west into the tibetan plateau and north toward the arid lands of gansu province.

sichuan also sits along one of asia’s biggest tectonic faults, making it prone to devastating the chinese leader deng iaoping, a native of sichuan, began pushing the country’s economic development in the 1980s, the government allowed poor people from farms and rural areas to move to big cities and coastal areas to work at factories and construction sites.

millions picked up and left sichuan. many have lived for years in cramped dormitories or temporary construction barracks, separated from their families, hoping to make enough to return bo, 21, came to shanghai in . he is from the city of mianyang in sichuan, northeast of the earthquake’s mother is safe, he says, but most of the rooms in his house have collapsed — the house the family spent thousands of dollars improving.

but he frets over a report from a relative that a huge lake called the bai shui has completely disappeared, apparently sucked down into the earth’s crust after the quake. could it be true, he wonders.“maybe the lake has disappeared forever,” he said. “this would be a disaster. the people would have grain but no water to boil things.”zhang shanghai, another 21-year-old sichuan resident working in shanghai, said he had reached his family. they had not yet heard from an uncle who had been working in a mine, and they were still tortured by tremors.“when i called my family yesterday, i heard the sound of heavy rain,” he said. “my uncle told me aftershocks are occurring every half hour and that his legs are shaking all the time, even in the safe periods.”

chen yang contributed research from tianjin, china.

with the rapid progress made in mass media the television set has become one of the most important appliances in a home and there is every indication that tv is playing an increasingly important role in our daily life. tv can provide us with he quickest and most convincing information. we can stay at home and know what is happening around us or hundred miles away. watching tv programs has become one of the major activities in many homes today. a wide range of tv programs can cater to different tastes. my folks always sit side by side after supper in the living room to watch evening news and, while listening to the newscaster, air their own views. in addition to news programs, my family are also aficionados of sports programs. when a sports program is due on the air, we would prepare some refreshments and drinks and when it really appeared on he screen we would watch it with rapt attention like a group of crazies. if a team representing our country scored or missed, father or brother would get ecited and yell and sometimes the dog net door would bark after them. on such occasions i think commercials are not made to appear for nothing for, among other things, they do serve as a tranquilizer when tv watchers are beside themselves with ecitement. at times a contest was not yet over while mother had already prepared her meal. mother would wait till the end of the contest if we were not hungry, and then we would begin to dine. tv provides us with not only information but also entertainment and through tv we can also learn a lot about modern life. incidentally, tv also plays a role in keeping a family together and that is another reason i like it.

The average family income in our Kangming City increased from 8,000 yuan per year in 1998 to 20,000 yuan in 20xx. In the meantime, the structure of the average family expenses has changed, too. These graphs show the change clearly.

The biggest part of the average family expenses is housing. In 1998, the average family spent 25 percent of its income on housing. In 2880, expenses on housing rose to 42 percent. Food and drink are the second biggest part of the average family expenses. In 1998, about 18% of the average income was spent on this item. In 20xx, the figure grew to 30%. As a result of such increase in the expenses on housing and food, expenses on other items have been reduced from 57% in 1998 to 28%in 20xx.

Thus, a conclusion can be drawn that as income increases, people can improve their living step. But still the average family has to spend a large part of income to meet the basic needs.

Today was Sunday, I was so happy because our family had a big meeting, we went to the park to have the barbecue. We called our relatives to join us, it was such a great party. As the family members haven’t got together for a long time, so my father decided to get everybody united. In the park, I played with my cousins, we were taking a visit of the park while the parents were doing the barbecue.

When my counsins and I played so tiredly, we went to join the grow-ups’ activities.

The fathers were talking about the business stuff, while the mothers were talking about the children and their daily life. Our family was so harmonious, we shared the things together and helped each other. I like this activity so much, I wish my families can have more time to be together.

今天是星期天，我很開心，因為我們的家庭有一個大聚會，我們去公園燒烤。我們叫上了親戚來加入，這是多麼盛大的派對啊。由於家庭成員間很久沒有在一起了，因此父親決定把大家團聚在一起。在公園裡，我和表親們在玩，我們在參觀公園，而家長們則在燒烤。在表親們和我玩累了，我們就加入大人們的活動。父親們在談論生意上的事情，然而母親們在談論孩子和日常生活。我們的家庭是那麼的和諧，一起分享東西和彼此幫助。我很喜歡這樣的活動，我希望我的家人們能有的時間相聚。

There are three people in my family. They're father, mother and I。My mother is a Chinese teacher. She is not tall, nor short, just right. She is fat. She likes to eat noodles and vegetables. Her favorite colors are brown and red. She doesn't like animals. She lets me to learn playing piano. I love her because she is nice and hard-working. She cares for me a

lot. She is take cares of grandparents. Sometime my father and my mother fight each other。

My father is a manger. He is thirty-six years old. He is fat and tall. He is good at maths and physics. He cares for me much. Sometimes he buys me stationary. I like my dad。

Now it's my turn. My name is Tina. I'm eleven years old. I'm not thin, nor fat, just right. I'm tall. I go to Simon English School. I'm in grade four class one. I like to eat french-fries and some friends but I don't like meat. I can paint. My best friends are Lily and Helen. My favorite colors are black, white, yellow and blue。

Sometime in my family everything is very nice。

There are 3 members in our family,my father,my mother and love each other father likes share a big bookshelf,and he take large proportion o f yday he reading newspaper, magazines and all kinds of paper which have letters on mum love to play computer games since i teach her how to do likes to see the movies and play majiang on 's more, i like to do some games in our garden with my are very happiness for we can do whatever we never quarel, if we have some promblems we will sit together and take suggestions from each family is very harmonious，i love my family.

Family planning is the most effective way to solve the population problem the seriousness of which is often underestimated by us. Quite obviously family planning has so far made little progress here on this island. At a time when half of the world is suffering from starvation poor health and a deplorably low standard of living we simply cannot take lightly the population problem if we don't control the birth rate right now we’ll surely lead a miserable life in the near future. Illiteracy is perhaps the main enemy of family planning. Countries, which share the highest birth rate such as Brazil and India, are also those which share the highest illiteracy rate. People there don't even know what is "birth control." To me, the ignorance of family planning is a social problem. So we had better begin with social reforms through, say, legislation, etc. of course, we cannot deny the necessity of the medical approach and we should use it in conjunction with other methods. The answer to the question whether man can survive the three crises of the 20th century, namely, totalitarianism, population and pollution, is in our hands.

星期天，我睡了個懶覺，家庭英語考試。還沒有起床，媽媽就叫我起來默寫《少兒劍橋英語》的單詞。看來今天要進行家庭英語考試了。

這下可糟糕了，我這糟糕了，我這個星期光顧玩了，還沒有認真地看書呢！我連忙爬起來穿好衣服。正要穿襪子的時候，一不小心從床上滾了下來。多虧我的.床低，要不然可能會把頭磕個大包。我爬起來，找到英語書和練習本就默寫起單詞來。

“開始吧！”媽媽走過來說。我沒有明白媽媽的意思，繼續背記單詞。“開始吧！”媽媽又說。我這才明白過來，原來是開始聽寫單詞了。糟了，我還有好幾個單詞不會呢，這可是要打分的呀！這還不考個“落花流水”。

唉！早知道這樣我就該早點起床了。

聽寫完畢，我看著畫著好幾個“o” 的本子，不由得又嘆了口氣：“唉！”

八十五分。我從沒有考過這麼差的成績呀！我感到無地自容。

我感到考得太差了，就衝著媽媽說：“媽媽，求求你，讓我再複習一會兒，待會再考一次好嗎？”在我的再三請求下，媽媽終於答應了我的要求。

我複習了二十分鐘，媽媽又叫我聽寫。這次我考了滿分。看媽媽嚴肅的神情放鬆了許多，我深深地吸了口氣。心想：早知今日，何必當初啊！

China debates 'family values'

Most Chinese agree the family is undergoing tremendous change. But views on what that means run the gamut. Some feel society is headed for serious disorder due to a loss of values like sacrifice, family loyalty, and fidelity. Others see a better China emerging after a period of shakeout, with greater choice and maturity.

At one level, the fight is between traditionalists and progressives. Many of the former feel that an avaricious new money culture will corrupt China and send it into uncharted waters. They see women becoming sex objects and couples devaluing each other. They see the years from 1950 to 1980 as a stable period of happiness, when moral values were predominant and families found meaning in serving the state.

"The opening up of the 1980s is only now showing itself in the way wives and husbands are chosen," says Xia Xueluan, a professor at Beijing University. "Now, when a girl meets a boy the first question is, 'Do you have a house? Do you have a car?' This causes great strains in marriages, and on husbands, to produce income. I'm worried."

Progressives feel that few Chinese want to lose recent gains like choice. Both sexes are more liberated, they feel. In the past, marriage was limited by family background. Divorce was not allowed, often not even in abusive, dead-end situations.

"In the past, there was no money and people were forced to rely on others. The choice for a better life was simple: struggle for food and shelter," says Dong Zhiying with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. "We all lived together and ate at the same table; we had 'salty or sweet' depending on what was available. Now you can order your own dishes."

Many in China do feel problems with the money culture are underestimated, but don't want a return to state dictates in their private lives. They feel that an obsession with grades, colleges, and jobs has led parents to ignore a traditional emphasis on good behavior, modesty, and politeness. They are troubled by studies showing rising levels of early teen sex and recent cases of teens involved in homicides. They want a form of new moral education that teaches a humane social contract.