国美电器人事工作手册_(编辑修改稿)

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he outsi de of Bucki ngham Pal ace, the Queen’s house in London. O h, she had so m ush to tel her fri ends! The second day the gi rl vi si ted Greenwi ch and saw i ts ol d shi ps and fam ous cl ock that sets the worl d ti me. What i nterested her m ost was the l ongi tude li ne. It i s an im agi nary li ne di vi di ng the eastern and western halves of the worl d and i s very useful for navi gati on. It passes through Greenwi ch, so Pi ngyu had a photo taken standing on ei ther si de of the li ne. The l ast day she visi ted karl Marx’s statue i n Hi ghgate Cem etery. It seem ed strange that the m an who had devel oped m unism shoul d have l ived and di ed i n London. N ot only that, but he had worked i n the fam ous readi ng room of the Li brary of the Bri ti sh Museum. Sadl y the l i brary had m oved from i ts ori gi nal place i nto another buil di ng and the ol d readi ng room was gone. But she was thri l ed by so many wonderful treasures from di ferent cul tures di splayed i n the m useum. When she saw m any vi si tors enjoyi ng l ooki ng at the beauti ful ol d Chi nese pots and other objects on show, she fel t very proud of her country. The next day Pi ngyu was l eavi ng London for Wi ndsor Castl e. “Perhaps I wi l see the Queen?” she wondered as she fel l asl eep. Uni t 3 FIRST IMPRESSIONS Spacem ail : li qi ang299A@GreatAdventureSpaceStati on. 15/11/3008(Earthti m e) Dear Mum and Dad, I stil l cannot bel ieve that I am taking up thi s pri ze that I won l ast year. I have to remi nd m ysel f constantl y that I am real y i n AD 3008 . Worri ed about the journey, I was unsettled for the fi rst few days. As a result, I suffered from “ti m e lag”. Thi s i s simi l ar to the “jet l ag” you get from fl yi ng, but it seem s you keep getti ng flashbacks from your previ ous ti m e peri od. So I was very nervous and uncertai n at first. H owever, m y fri end and gui de, Wang Pi ng, was very understandi ng and gave m e som e green tabl ets whi ch helped a lot. Wel lknown for their expertise, hi s parents’ pany, cal l ed “Future Tours”, transported m e safel y i nto the future i n a ti me capsule. I can stil l remember the m oment when the space stewardes cal led us al to the capsule and we cl imbed in through a sm al opening. The seats were fortabl e and after a cal ming dri nk, we felt sl eepy and closed our eyes. The capsule began swi nging gently sideways as we lay rel axed and dreaming. A few m inutes later, the journey was pl eted and we had ari ved. I was stil l on the earth but one thousand years i n the future. What would I fi nd? At fi rst my new surroundings were di ffi cult to tol erate. The ai r seemed thi n, as though 国美电器 人 事 工 作 手 册 追求卓越 拒绝平凡 showed thi s was obvi ousl y wrong. N ow peopl e can see that there i s a direct li nk between hi s theory and the work of Isaac N ewton, Al bert Ei nstei n and Stephen H awki ng. Uni t 2 PUZZLES IN GEOGRAPH Y Peopl e many wonder why different words are used to descri be these four countri es: Engl and, Wal es, Scotl and and N orthern Irel and. You can clari fy thi s questi on i f you study Bri tish hi story. Fi rst there was Engl and. Wal es was li nked to i t in the thi rteenth century. N ow when peopl e refer to Engl and you fi nd Wal es i ncl uded as wel . N ext Engl and and Wal es were joi ned to Scotl and i n the sevententh century and the nam e was changed to “Great Bri tai n”. Happil y thi s was ac pl i shed without confl i ct when Ki ng Jam es of Scotl and becam e Ki ng of Engl and and Wal es as wel. Fi nal y the Engli sh governm ent tri ed i n the earl y twenti eth century to form the Uni ted Ki ngdom by getti ng Irel and connected in the sam e peaceful way. However, the southern part of Ireland was unwi l i ng and broke away to form i ts own governm ent. So onl y N orthern Ireland joi ned with Engl and, Wal es and Scotl and to be e the United Ki ngdom and thi s was shown to the worl d i n a new fl ag cal l ed the Uni on Jack. To thei r credi t the four countri es do work together i n som e areas(eg, the currency and i nternati onal rel ati ons), but they stil l have very different i nsti tuti ons. For exam pl e, Northern Irel and, Engl and and Scotl and have di fferent educati onal and l egal systems as wel as di fferent footbal l team s for peti tions l ike the Worl d Cup! Engl and i s the l argest of the four countri es, and for conveni ence i t i s divi ded roughl y i nto three zones. The zone nearest France i s cal ed the South of Engl and, the m i ddl e zone i s cal ed the Mi dl ands and the one nearest to Scotl and i s known as the N orth. You fi nd m ost of the popul ati on settl ed i n the south, but m ost of the i ndustrial citi es in the Mi dl ands and the N orth of Engl and. Although, nati onwi de, these ci ties are not as l arge as those i n Chi na, they have worl dfam ous footbal teams and som e of them even have two! It i s a pi ty that the i ndustri al citi es bui l t i n the ni eenth century do not attract vi si tors. For hi stori cal archi tecture you have to go to ol der but sm al l er towns bui l t by the Rom ans. There you wil l fi nd out m ore about Briti sh hi story and cul ture. The greatest hi storical treasure of al i s London wi th i ts m useum s, art col ecti ons, theatres, parks and buil dings. It is the centre of nati onal governm ent and its admi ni strati on. It has the ol dest port bui l t by the Rom ans i n the fi rst century AD, the ol dest buil di ng begun by the AngloSaxons in the 106os and the ol dest castl e constructed by l ater Norman rul ers i n 1066. There have been four sets of i nvaders of Engl and. The fi rst i nvaders, the Rom ans, l eft thei r towns and roads. The second, the Angl oSaxon, left thei r l anguage and thei r governm ent. The thi rd, the Vi ki ngs, i nfl uenced the vocabul ary and pl acenam es of the N orth of Engl。