九颗松石英项目可行性研究报告(编辑修改稿)

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rs fol ow him, so m uch the better. O ne of his bi gest projects was to protect the oldest street i n Ti anji n. Al ong that street som e shops had done busines for seven hundred years. Al thought the ci ty governm ent rebui lt this street, they di d save i ts ol dest bui lding. Another project was m ore sucesful: he persuaded the ci ty governm ent to buy some land i n the centre of the ci ty so it coul d not be sol d for busineses. Thi s area i s very i mprotant for the history of Ti anjin. It was here that the ci ty was fi rst buil t duri ng the Song Dynasty. Later many treasures were found here. To Feng, diggi ng down i n to the earth is li ke readi ng page after page of a book. Each dynasty found i n the earth is l ike an interesting story. Not long ago he and other wri ters and artists took photos of the ol d parts of Ti anji n. The photos were put i nto a book whi ch was very popul ar. The m oney from the bok hel ps hi s prjects. Once, and ol d m an asked Feng to si gn a bok for him, sayi ng he would gi ve i t to hi s grandson who was not yet born. Feng was gl ad to do it he knows that he past i s not onl y for us to enjoy but also for the chi ldren of the future. Uni t 2 An intervi ew Pausani as, who was a Greek writer about 200 year ago, has e on a magi cal journey on March 18th , 20xx to fi nd out about the presentday Ol ympic Gam es. He i s now i ntervi ewi ng Li Yan, a vol unteer for the 20xx O lym pi cs Games. P: My nam e is Pausani as. I li ved i n what you cal “ Anci ent Greece” and I used to wri te about the Ol ym pi c Games a l ong time ago. I’ ve e to your tim e to fi nd out about the presentday O l ympic Gam es because I know that i n 20xx they were held i n m y hom el and. May I ask you som e questi ons about themodern Ol ympics? L: Good heavens! H ave real y e from so l ong ago? But of course you can ask any questi ons you l ike. What woul d you l ike to know? P: How often do you hol d your Games? L: Every four years. There are two m ai n sets of Games—the Wi nter and the Summ er O lym pi cs, and both are held every four years on a regul ar basis. The Winter Ol ympi cs are usual y hel d two years before the Summ er Gam es. O nl y athl etes who have reached the agreed standard for their event wil be adm itted as peti tors. They m ay e from anywhere in the worl d. P: Wi nter Gam es? How can the runers enjoy peti ng in wi nter? And what about the horses? L: O h no! There are no runni ng races or horse ri di ng events. Instead there are peti ti ons li ke ski ng and i ce skati ng whi ch need snow and i ce. That’s why they’re cal ed the Wi nter Ol ympics. It’s i n the Summer Ol ympics that you have the runi ng races, together wi th swimmi ng, sail ing and al l the team sports. P: I se. Earli er you sai d that athletes are invi ted from al l over the worl d. Do you m ean the Grek worl d? O ur Greek ci ti es used to pete agai nst each other just for the honour of winning. No other countri es coul d joi n in, nor coul d sl aves or women! L: N owadays any country can take part i f thei r athletes are god enough. There are over 250 sports and each one has its own standard. Wom en are not only al owed, but play a very im portant rol e i n gym nasti cs, athl eti cs, team sports and … P: Please wait a mi nute! Al those events, al those countries and even women taki ng part! Where are al l the athl etes housed? L: For each Ol ym pi cs, a speci al vil lage is bui lt for them to li ve i n, a m ai n reception bui lding, several stadi ums for peti ti ons, and a gym nasi um as wel . P: That’s sounds very expansi ve. Does anyone want to host the Ol ym pi c Gam es? L: As a matter of fact,every country wants the oportuni ty. It’s a great responsi bil ity but also a great honour to be chosen. There’s as much petitions among countri es to host the Olympics as to win Olympi c medals. The 20xx Ol ympi cs wi l be hel d in Beijing. P: Oh yes! You must be very proud. L: Certainly. And after that the 20xx Ol ympi cs wi l be held in London. They have already started plani ng for it. A new vi lage for the athletes and al the stadiums wil l be buil t to the east of London. New medal s wil be desi gned of course and … P: Did you say medal s? So even the oli ve wreath has been replaced! Oh dear! Do you pete for prize money too? L: No, 项 目 名 称 ： 年产 10 万吨石英砂生产线 项目 建设单位（盖章）： 安徽省 ///县 ///矿业有限公司 fancy styl e popul ar in those days. It was al so a treasure decorated with gold and jewels, which took the country’s best artists about ten years to m ake. In fact, the room was not m ade to be a gift. It was designed for the palace of Fredrick I. H owever, the next Ki ng of Prussi a, Fredrick Wi li am I, to whom the amber rom belonged, decided not to kep i t. In 1716 he gave it to Peter the Great. In return, the Czar sent him a troop of his best soldi ers. So the Am ber Room becam e part of the Czar’s winter pal ace in St Petersburg. About four metres l ong, the rom served as a smal reception hal for important vistors. Later, Catherine Ⅱ had the Am ber Room moved to a pal ace outsi de St Petersburg where she spent her summ ers. She told her artists to add m ore detail s to it. In 1770 the room was pl eted the way she wanted. Almost si x hundred candl es li t the room, and its m irrors and pi ctures shone li ke gol d. Sadl y, although the Amber Rom was si dered one of the wonders of the worl d, i t i s now m issi ng. In September 1941, the N azi army was near St Petersburg. Thi s was atime when the two countries were at war. Before the N azis coul d get to the summ er pal ace, the Russians were abl e to rem ove som e furni tures and sm al l art objects from the Amber Rom . H owever, some of the N azi s secretl y stol e the room i tself. In l es than two days 10000 pi eces were put i nsi de twentyseven wooden boxes. There i s no doubt that the boxes were then。