地派温泉旅游景点营销策划方案(编辑修改稿)

地派温泉旅游景点营销策划方案(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

g, dreadi ng Fri end and enem y to Week i n, week out Mine Endless (F) A fal len blossom (G) Snow havi ng m el ted Is i ng back to the branch. The whole vil lage i s brim ful Look, a buterfly! O f happy chil dren. (by Moritake) (by Issa) Hai ku i s a Japanese form of poetry that i s made up of 17 syl labl es. It is not a tradi ti onal form of Engli sh poetry, but i s very popul ar wi th Engli sh writers. It i s easy to wri te and, l ike the ci nquai n, can gi ve a cl ear picture and create a special feeli ng usi ng the mi nim um of words. The two hai ku poems (F and G ) above are transl ati ons from the Japanese. Di d you know that Engl ish speakers al so enjoy other forms of Asian poetry – Tang poem s from Chi na i n particul ar? A l ot of Tang poetry has ben transl ated into Engli sh. Thi s Tang poem(H ) is a transl ati on from the Chinese. With so m any di ferent form s of poetry to choose from, students m ay eventual ly want to write poem s of their own. It is easi er than you mi ght thi nk and certai nl y worth a try. Where she awai ts her husband On and on the river fl ows. N ever l ooki ng back, Transform ed i nto stone. Day by day upon the mountai n top, wind and rain revolve. Shoul d the traveler return, thi s Stone would utter spech. (by Wang Jian) I’VE SAVED TH E SUMMER I’ve saved the summ er And I gi ve it al to you To hol d on wi nter m ornings When the snow i s new. I’ve saved some sunl ight If you shoul d ever need A pl ace away from darkness Where your m ind can feed. And for m ysel f I’ve kept your smi l e When you were but ni een, Til l you’re ol der you’l l not know What brave young smi les can m ean. I know no answers To hel p you on your way The answers l ie som ewhere At the bottom of the day. But i f you’ve a need for love I’l l gi ve you al l I own It m ight hel p you down the road Til you’ve found your own. (by Rod McKuen) Unit 3 ADVICE FROM GRANDAD Dear James, It is a beautiful day here and I am sitti ng under the big tre at the end of the garden. I have just returned from a long bi ke ri de to an ol d castl e. It seem s am azing that at m y age I am stil l fi t enough to cycl e 20 kil om etres i n an afternoon. It’s my bi rthday i n two weeks time and I’l l be 82 years ol d! I thi nk m y long and acti ve l ife m ust be due to the heal thy li fe I li ve. Thi s bri ngs me to the real reason for my l eter, m y dear grandson. Your m other tel s m e that you started sm oking som e tim e ago and now you are fi nding i t di fi cult to gi ve it up. Beli eve me, I know how easy i t i s to begin smoki ng and how tough it i s to stop. You see, duri ng adolescence I al so smoked and becam e addi cted to ci garetes. By the way, di d you know that thi s i s because you be e addi cted in three different ways? Fi rst, you can bee physi cal y addi cted to ni coti ne, which is one of the hundreds of chemi cal s i n cigarettes. This m eans that after a whil e your body be es accustom ed to having ni coti ne i n i t. So when the drug l eaves your body, you get wi thdrawal symptoms. I remem ber feeli ng bedtem pered and som etimes even i n pai n. Secondl y, you be e adi cted through habi t. As you know, if you do the sam e thi ng over and over agai n. You begi n to do i t autom ati cal y. Lastl y, you can be e m ental y addi cted. I beli eved I was happi er and more rel axed after havi ng a ci garete, so I began to thi nk that I could only feel good when I sm oked. I was addi cted in al three ways, so i t was very di ffi cult to qui t. But I di d final ly manage. When I was young, I di dn’t know m uch about the harm ful effects of sm oki ng. I di dn’t know, for example, that it coul d do terri bl e dam age to your heart and l ungs or that i t was m ore diffi cul t for sm oki ng coupl es to be e pregnant. I certai nly di dn’t know thei r babi es m ay have a smal er bi rth wei ght or even be abnorm al i n some way. Neither di d I know that m y ci garete sm oke coul d affect the health of knownsm okers. H owever, what I di d know was that m y girlfri end thought I sm el t terri bl e. She sai d m y breath and clothes sm el t, and that the ends of my fingers were turni ng yel ow. She told m e that she woul dn’t go out with m e agai n unless I stopped! I al so noti ced that I becam e breathless quickly, and that I wasn’t enjoying sport as m uch. When I was taken of the school footbal team because I was unfit, I knew i t was tim e to qui t sm oki ng. I am sendi ng you som e advice I found on the Inter. It mi ght help you to stop and strengthen your resol ve. I do hope so because I want you to l ive as long and heal thy a li fe as I have. Love from Grandad H ow can you stop smoking? It i s not easy to stop sm oki ng, but mil li ons have managed to qui t and so can you. H ere are a few suggesti ons. Prepare yourself. Deci de on a day to quit. Don’t choose a day that you know i s goi ng to be stresful , such as the day of an exam. Make a l ist of al l the benefits you wil l get from stoping sm oki ng. Then throw away your last packet of ci garettes. Be determ i ned. Every tim e you feel li ke smoki ng a ci garete, rem ind yoursel f that you are a nonsm oker. Reread the li st of benefi ts you wrote earli er. Break the habit. Instead of smoking a cigarette, do som ething else. Go for a wal k, cl ean your teth, dri nk some water, cl ean the house。 i n fact, do anythi ng to keep your m ind and especi al y your hands busy. Rel ax. If you start to feel nervous or stressed, do not reach for a cigarette. Try som e dep breathi ng i nstead. Do some relaxation exerci ses every time you fel stresed. Get hel p i f yo。