染雾篇一：The Magic of Kites
Kites have always held a special place in human history and culture. These beautiful flying objects have been around for thousands of years and have enchanted people of all ages. Whether it's the colorful designs, the thrill of flying them, or the sense of freedom they represent, kites have a magical quality that captivates our imagination.
Kites come in all shapes and sizes, from traditional diamond-shaped ones to more elaborate designs like dragons or butterflies. They are often made of lightweight materials such as paper or fabric, with a framework of bamboo or plastic. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns on the kites make them a feast for the eyes. Some kites even have tails that gracefully dance in the wind, adding to their charm.
Flying a kite is a delightful experience that brings joy and excitement. It requires skill and patience to launch a kite into the sky, but once it catches the wind, it soars high above, defying gravity. The sight of a kite soaring effortlessly is a symbol of freedom and liberation. It is as if the kite is breaking free from the confines of the earth, reaching for the sky.
As the wind carries the kite higher and higher, the string in our hands becomes a lifeline, connecting us to the kite. We can feel its movements, its tugs and pulls, as if the kite has a life of its own. It's a magical sensation, as if we are part of something bigger, something beyond ourselves. The kite becomes an extension of our being, and for a moment, we are one with the wind.
Kite flying is not just a simple pastime; it is also a way to celebrate and connect with nature. The wind becomes our partner, guiding the kite through the air. We learn to read the wind, to feel its strength and direction, and adjust our movements accordingly. It's a dance between the kite and the wind, a harmony that is both exhilarating and peaceful.
In addition to being a source of joy and connection, kites have also played a significant role in various cultures around the world. In China, for example, kite flying has a long history and is considered an art form. Chinese kites are often intricately designed and can be as large as several meters in length. They are flown during festivals and celebrations, symbolizing good luck and prosperity.
In conclusion, kites have a magical quality that transcends time and cultural boundaries. They bring joy, freedom, and connection to people of all ages. Whether it's the simple pleasure of flying a kite on a sunny day or the intricate art of flying a traditional Chinese kite, the magic of kites continues to inspire and enchant us.
篇二：The Joy of Kite Flying
Kite flying is a popular pastime that brings joy and excitement to people of all ages. There is something magical about watching a kite soaring high above in the sky, defying gravity and capturing the hearts of those who witness its flight. Whether it's a simple diamond-shaped kite or an elaborate design, the joy of kite flying is unparalleled.
One of the reasons why kite flying is so enjoyable is the sense of freedom it provides. When you fly a kite, it's as if you are releasing all your worries and troubles into the wind. The kite becomes a symbol of liberation, a reminder that we can rise above the challenges we face and reach for the sky. It's a powerful metaphor that resonates with people from all walks of life.
Another aspect that makes kite flying so special is the skill and patience required to launch and control a kite. It's not as easy as it looks. You need to carefully assemble the kite, making sure all the parts are in place. Then, you have to find the perfect spot with enough wind to lift the kite off the ground. It takes practice to master the art of kite flying, but once you do, the rewards are endless.
The thrill of watching your kite take flight is unmatched. As the wind catches the kite, you can feel the tension in the string as it pulls against your grip. The kite dances in the sky, moving with the wind, its tail fluttering gracefully behind. It's a mesmerizing sight that fills you with a sense of wonder and awe. For a moment, you are transported to a world where anything is possible.
Kite flying is also a social activity that brings people together. Whether it's a family outing or a community event, flying kites provides an opportunity for people to connect and bond. Parents can teach their children how to fly a kite, passing down the tradition from one generation to the next. Friends can compete against each other, seeing whose kite can fly the highest or perform the most impressive tricks. It's a shared experience that creates lasting memories and strengthens relationships.
In conclusion, kite flying is a joyful activity that brings happiness and excitement to people around the world. The freedom, skill, and sense of wonder associated with flying a kite make it a truly magical experience. So, the next time you see a kite soaring in the sky, take a moment to appreciate the joy it brings and maybe even join in on the fun.
描写风筝的作文范文英语 篇三
Have you ever seen a kite flying? Did you fly kites when you were a child? Most of the children in China fly kites.
The kite is made of very thin bamboo1 slices as framework, then pasted2 with thick paper. It is designed to climb and fly in a steady breeze at the end of a long string, while the person on the ground holds the other end of string to control the kite. Most of the kites in China are made in the shapes of animals such as flying birds. Kite flying has been very popular in China since the sixth century, according to the historical records.
Kite flying was one of my most favorite childhood pastimes3 in every spring. One of my senior cousins knew how to fly kite well and he also knew how to make a good kite. According to him, balancing the two wings was the key to make a kite stay in the sky.
I have lived in Wyoming for twenty years, yet I seldom see the children here flying kites. Last year, I had a vocation in San Francisco and was glad to find many children flying kites by Fishermans Wharf4. And I discovered many shops along with the wharf selling kites. With the advancement of modern techniques, the kites now were made of plastic cloth instead of thick paper such as the ones I used to play with, and they were much more colorfully painted than before.
When the people hold the end of string in their hands, they can control the kites movement in the sky. Once the string is broken, the kite will suddenly fly higher and farther. But it will soon drop down to the ground because of loss of the support of the string, according to my cousins explanation.
Once there were two kites flying in the sky. One was in the shape of an eagle and the other one, a wild duck. The white clouds amused themselves by floating around in the sky. The sun beamed5 with smile toward every one. The spring breeze6 made all creatures happy. The two kites flew side by side.
“Are you happy?” the eagle asked the duck“Yes, I am very happy,” the wild duck replied.
“If I could get rid7 of the control of the boy on the ground to get freedom, I would fly higher and farther.” The eagle said,“Then，I would be happier.”
Soon, the weather changed. The nice weather suddenly disappeared. The white cloud left, the sun returned home, and the wind blew harder and harder. Taking of this opportunity, the eagle finally broke the long string and got his freedom. He indeed flew much higher and farther.
But soon, the eagle kite was dropped by the strong wind toward the ground and broken into pieces, while the boy withdrew8 his long string and took the duck kite home.
Freedom is the target every person pursues9 . But freedom does not mean that people can do whatever they want, regardless of laws and rules. It is a part of a reasonable political system. People have freedom; the government must create laws to restrict and protect the freedom. That is the way a well-organized society is supposed to be. Without close cooperation, there will be chaos10 , like what the above eagle kite met.
翻译：
你见过放风筝吗？你童年时放过风筝吗？在中国，大多数小孩都放过风筝。
风筝是用很薄的竹片做成骨架，再糊上厚纸而成的。一端用长线系住的风筝可以在稳定的`微风中盘旋飘扬。长线的另一端被地面上的人攥在手中以便控制。中国的风筝大都做成动物形状如飞鸟等。根据历史记载，从6世纪起，中国人就开始放风筝了。
放风筝是我童年时每年春季最喜欢的消遣之一。我有一位表兄对放风筝很在行，也很会糊风筝。根据他的介绍，让风筝的两翼平衡是风筝能够停留在空中的秘诀。
我在怀俄明州已经生活了二十年，可我很少看到此地的儿童放风筝。去年我到旧金山度假，在渔人码头，我高兴地看到很多小孩在那儿放风筝。接着我又发现了码头沿线的商店里有各式各样的风筝出售。随着时代的进步，现在的风筝用塑料布代替了我童年时用的厚纸，而且也比以前更五彩斑斓了。
当人们握着长线的一端时，人们可以控制天空中风筝的飞行。一旦线断了，风筝就会猛地远走高飞。可是我的表兄告诉我，风筝很快就会掉落地上，因为它失去了线的支持。
有一次，两只风筝在天空飞翔。一只是老鹰形，另一只是野鸭形。白云飘来飘去地玩耍着，太阳带着微笑照射着万物，和煦的春风吹得大家心情舒畅。两只风筝比翼双飞。
“你快乐吗？”老鹰问野鸭。
“是的，我很快乐，”野鸭回答说。
“假如我能挣脱地面上那个男孩的控制，获得自由，我会飞得更高更远。”老鹰说，“我将更快乐了。”
不久，天公变脸了，晴天一下子不见了。白云飘走了，太阳回家了，风也愈吹愈紧。老鹰把握住这个机会，终于挣断长线，获得了自由。他真地愈飞愈高，也愈远了。
可是，没过多久，老鹰被大风刮落到地上而跌得支离破碎。而另一只野鸭风筝，已经被男孩收了线带回家了。
自由是每一个人所追求的目标。但是，自由并不是说人们可以不顾法律及法规而为所欲为。它是理性政治制度中的一部分。人民享有自由，但必须靠政府制定法律来限制及保护。一个组织良好的社会就应该如此。没有密切的合作，就会发生混乱，如同上面的老鹰风筝一样。
描写风筝的作文范文英语 篇四
Nov. 17th Sunday Fine
This morning, after finishing all my homework, I went to the People's Park together with my classmate Mary to fly a kite. We got a very nice kite, and it was such a lovely day. So we were sure to have a lot of fun.
I began to fly the kite. Once it went up into the sky, I began to run very fast, and hoped that it would go higher and higher. Then suddenly I felt something wrong. Looking up into the sky, I was disappointed to find that the kite had got broken. In no time the broken kite and rope fell over me. What a fool! I sat on the grass, feeling rather ashamed of what I had done.
Then Mary comforted me, saying, xxxNow, you know what makes a kite fly high. It's patience and skills. xxxYes, learned a good lesson today.
描写风筝的作文范文英语 篇五
I brought a big red bird-shaped kite and my Two small cousins, aged four and tow, to National Taiwan University campus. We found An open space away from telephone poles and lines and trees. It was 8 o'clock in the morning and not very sunny; the wind was moderate. After the first few attempts to get the kite to fly I discovered how amateur I really was. I was at the To realize this was going to be a long trial-and- Error process. By ten-thirty, at last I was at the Height of my glory: the kite was sailing upward And away as far as my string could go. And both children were dancing, yelling, and clapping around me. I had gotten the kite up, but I did not steer it well and the wind blew it down toward the roof of a school building. Finally my string broke, and we all went home.
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我带了一只红色的鸟形风筝和我的两个小表弟，分别是四岁和两个，来到台湾大学校园。我们发现了一个远离电话杆、电线和树木的空地。早上八点，不太晴朗，风温和。在最初几次尝试让风筝飞起来之后，我发现我是多么的业余爱好者。我意识到这将是一个长期的尝试和错误的过程。到了十点三十分，我终于到达了我的荣耀的高度：风筝向上航行，离我的绳子远了。两个孩子都在我身边跳舞、叫喊和鼓掌。我把风筝举了起来，但是我没有把它好好地转动，风把它吹到了一所学校的屋顶上。最后我的线断了，我们都回家了。
描写风筝的作文范文英语 篇六
周赫言今天是“五一”劳动节。爸爸妈妈带着我去放风筝。我们来到春意盎然的东风渠公园，公园里有绿色成阴的柳树、碧绿碧绿的小草，湖面上湖波荡漾、波光鳞鳞。我左手拿着线轴，右手拉着线，一松一紧、一收一放，凤伯伯叫来了许多小官，帮他吹风，不一会儿，风筝就被凤伯伯他们吹到了蓝蓝的天空中飘来飘去
Zhou Heyan, who flies kites on the 11th and 15th class of Zhengzhou Cultural Road, said that today is May Day. My parents took me to fly kites. We came to Dongfengqu Park, which is full of spring. There are green and shady willows, green grass, rippling lakes and scales on the lake. I held the spool in my left hand and the thread in my right hand. When I relaxed and tightened it, Feng Bo called many officials to help him blow the wind. Soon, the kite was blown by Feng Bo and they floated around in the blue sky.
风筝说：“谢谢您，凤伯伯，是您把我送到天空中，自由自在的玩耍，我最喜欢到天空中游玩，因为天空中有我的爸爸、妈妈、爷爷、奶奶、姥姥、姥爷、哥哥姐姐、弟弟妹妹们，他们都在天空中等着我回家呢！”我看着小风筝飞在高高的天空中，我的心里真高兴，我想我要是能飞到空中，那该多好呀！我就能和小风筝玩耍、聊天了。今天真是个快乐的五一！我是那么的开心！
The kite said, xxxThank you, Uncle Feng. You sent me to the sky to play freely. I like to play in the sky most, because there are my father, mother, grandpa, grandma, grandpa, brother and sister in the sky. They are all waiting for me to go home!xxx I watched the kite flying in the high sky. My heart was so happy. I thought it would be great if I could fly into the air. I can play and chat with kites. Today is really a happy May Day! I am so happy!
