2019年全国高考英语模拟试题

刘艺玲 蓝志英 陈光伟 解光琼

第二部分 閱读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题;每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

What type of traveller are you？

There are many kinds of travellers out there， each one looking for something different in the pursuit（追求）of happiness. Some travel to visit great museums， some travel to get some peace of mind at a quiet destination and others travel to get to know a city inside out. What about you？

Urban traveller

You love everything about city life： architecture， culture and arts， design， restaurants and bars， shopping ... You enjoy wandering the streets， exploring one district after the other， observing locals and tourists alike and just throwing yourself into the citys active rhythm.

Destinations youll like： Paris， London， Brussels， Berlin， Milan

Relaxation traveller

Whether its on the beach， at the pool or in a park， you love to relax and take yourself away from the everyday affairs. Sleeping in， sipping cocktails， reading a good book and unrushed dinners are your idea of a perfect getaway（短假）.

Destinations youll like： Cannes，Montpellier，Avignon， Verona，Venice

Food traveller

Local cuisine plays a big part in the decision-making process when youre planning a getaway. Of course， the destination matters， yet what youre really looking forward to is that big breakfast， tasty lunch or delicious dinner prepared with local ingredients（原料）.

Destinations youll like： Bordeaux， Lyon， Florence， Ghent， Barcelona， Strasbourg

Nature traveller

Clear lakes， impressive mountains， attractive forests or quiet beaches： this is what you look for in your perfect destination. You like to spend your days taking nature walks， exploring the countryside or just relaxing in the great outdoors.

Destinations youll like： Lausanne， Valence， Geneva， Essen， Luxembourg， Munich

21. Who will probably travel to London？

A. People who look for quiet beaches.

B. People who want to relax themselves.

C. People who look forward to local cuisine.

D. People who have a preference for urban life.

22. What can we learn about food travellers？

A. They attach importance to the local cuisine.

B. They only eat special dishes in the destination.

C. They always discuss cooking with the local people.

D. They care much about the decoration of the restaurant.

23. Which destination do you like if you want to explore the countryside？

A. Milan. B. Cannes. C. Valence. D. Florence.

（福建省安溪第一中學 刘艺玲）

B

Silicon Valley parents are increasingly crazy about keeping their children away from screens. Even a little screen time can be so deeply addictive， some parents believe， that its best if a child neither touches nor sees any of these shiny screens. These particular parents， after all， deeply understand the screensattraction.

But its very hard for a working adult in the 21st century to live at home without looking at a phone. And so， its easier to hire someone to do this. Enter the Silicon Valley nanny（保姆）， who each day returns to the time before screens.

From Cupertino to San Francisco， a growing agreement has come out that screen time is bad for kids. It follows that these parents are now asking nannies to keep phones， tablets， computers and TVs off and hidden at all times. Some are even producing no-phone agreements， which guarantee zero unauthorized screen exposure， for their nannies to sign.

The fear of screens has reached the level of panic in Silicon Valley. Vigilantes（警戒会会员）now post photos to parenting message boards of possible nannies using cellphones near children， which is to say， the very people building these interesting portals（门户网站）have become increasingly terrified of them. And it has put their nannies in a strange position.

“Most parents come home， and they still keep their phones in hands， and theyre not listening to a word these kids are saying，”said Shannon Zimmerman， a nanny in Silicon Valley who works for families that ban screen time.“Now Im the nanny pulling out the wires from the Play Stations.”

24. Why do the Silicon Valley parents keep their children away from screens？

A. They are too expensive.

B. They send out poison gas.

C. They are habit-forming.

D. They can drive people crazy.

25. How do some parents make sure nannies ban screen time？

A. By signing an agreement.

B. By hiding screens always.

C. By installing monitors.

D. By standing before screens.

26. What put the Silicon Valley nannies in an awkward position？

A. The builders of Web Portal.

B. The Vigilantesphotographs.

C. The nanniesirresponsibility.

D. The parentsfear of screens.

27. What can we infer from Shannon Zimmermans words？

A. Nannies forbid children from playing games.

B. Parents often communicate with their children.

C. Few parents communicate well with their children.

D. Most parents set good examples to their kids.

（廣西贺州市昭平县昭平中学 蓝志英）

C

A fathers love is just as important to a childs development as a mothers， and sometimes more so， suggests a review of about 100 studies published between 1949 and 2001.

Researchers found that， overall， the love or rejection of mothers and fathers equally affects kidsbehavior， self-esteem， emotional（情绪的）stability， and mental health.“But in some cases， the withdrawal of a fathers love seems to play a bigger role in kidsproblem with personality，”says Ronald P. Rohner， director of the Center for the Study of Parental Acceptance and Rejection at the University of Connecticut. And for others， the presence of it may do more to increase childrens sense of well-being and improve their emotional and physical health.

More research is needed to explain these connections. The issue is not whos more important， but recognizing that dads are key in all the ways moms are.“We hope findings like these will encourage men to become more involved（参与）in their childrens care，”says Dr. Rohner，“Then the whole family benefits.”

There are two books in particular that stress the importance of a fathers involvement. In The Man Who Would Be Dad， Hogan Hilling tells personal stories of being the stay-at-home dad of three sons. He points out that mothers and fathers need to trust each other to care for their children in their own way.“Moms also need to encourage their husbands to participate in their childrens care， whether its dressing the baby or going to doctors appointments，”says Hilling.

In Dads and Daughters， Joe Kelly explains that a fathers relationship with his daughter is important because hes the first man shell get to know in life. In other words， hes the standard for what shell expect of a man and lifelong partner. Kelly also encourages fathers to listen to their girls and be physically active with them.“A father who plays with his daughter—kicking a ball around， taking walks together—is making a payment on an insurance policy that shell grow up to be confident and strong.”

28. What does the underlined word“it”in Paragraph 2 refer to？

A. A fathers love. B. A fathers involvement.

C. Kidsbehavior. D. Kidswell-being.

29. What is Hogan Hillings opinion on parenting？

A. Mothers should participate more.

B. Parents should support each other.

C. Fathers should do more housework.

D. Fathers should be physically active with kids.

30. Why does Joe Kelly think a fathers relationship with his daughter is important？

A. He is her standard for a man and a life partner.

B. Hes the first man for her to play a ball with.

C. He can help her find a good lifelong partner.

D. He is physically active with his daughter.

31. Whats the authors purpose in writing this passage？

A. To teach new parents how to raise children.

B. To introduce the finding of a scientific research.

C. To encourage fathers to participate in childrens care.

D. To explain why a fathers love is important to daughters.

（廣东实验中学 陈光伟）

D

“Plogging”，an eco-friendly Scandinavian trend that quickly grew in popularity abroad， is praised as the latest urban fitness boom in China under the label of“garbage running”. In brief， plogging is picking up garbage while taking on a run.

If you havent caught up， it is a form of exercise said to have originated（起源于）in Sweden in 2016， where the term was first coined from the Swedish phrase“plocka upp”， meaning to pick up， and jogging.

Reportedly started by a Swede named Erik Ahlstrom， who made garbage-picking part of his workout routine when surprised by the amount of garbage overtaking the streets after moving to Stockholm from a small town in Sweden， plogging sees participants pick up plastic garbage while jogging， and adds an environmentally driven element to the sports.

The cause of running while cleaning the environment has become a hit on social media， and numerous joggers in China are going green and going on about their exercise routines while wearing a pair of plastic gloves and carrying a garbage bag. The Swedish fitness trend has proven to be a win-win for everyone.

In Shanghai， a plogging group called Garbage Runners founded by Celina Eisenring from Switzerland， and Kate Sogor from Hungary， schedules running activities regularly to pick up garbage along her running route. The founders said they were prepared to have just the two of them when it started， but now the plogging group has close to 450 members.

The run is designed for anyone to take part. By adding regular squats（蹲）to pick up garbage and carrying weight， we can assume the health benefits are increased. Plogging burns about 288 calories per hour， 53 more calories per hour than average jogging， according to data from fitness apps， Beijing Youth Daily reports.

32. What does the underlined word“coined”in Paragraph 2 mean？

A. Earned. B. Invented. C. Counted. D. Referred.

33. What was the reason for Erik Ahlstrom to start plogging？

A. Picking up garbage was his routine work.

B. He saw the streets piled high with rubbish.

C. He was inspired by joggers going green.

D. He was a Stockholm street sweeper.

34. What can we infer about Garbage Runners？

A. It was originated from Switzerland.

B. It has developed better than expected.

C. It aims at appealing to green joggers.

D. It requires participants to run every day.

35. What can be a suitable title for the text？

A. Plogging： a new workout

B. Plogging： a form of exercise

C. Plogging： a Swedish fitness trend

D. Plogging： the latest urban fitness boom in China

（福建省安溪第一中學 刘艺玲）

第二节（共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分）

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

Why are you having a hard time catching the zzzs you need？Difficulty with sleep sometimes means more than restless nights and tiring days.     36     Michael Breus， a Sleep Doctor， discusses common sleep issues and the health conditions they can signal.

Wondering why youre sweating during sleep，     37     Occasional night sweats can be a symptom of stress and anxiety or even a reaction to a very active dream or nightmare. And frequent night sweats can be a symptom of some cancers. Or your room may just be too hot.

38     A messy bedroom makes some people feel stressed. So try to keep your bedroom orderly and neat so you can relax more at night. If youre sleeping in a relaxing and cozy room and still experiencing sleeplessness routinely， talk about this symptom with your doctor.

Snoring（打鼾）is more than an annoyance for sleepers.     39    . Even if your noisy breathing doesnt wake you， it can create very brief awakenings that can result in less-than-refreshing sleep. Chronic snoring that is loud might be accompanied by gasping. Its necessary to talk with your physician about this kind of sleep-disordered breathing.

If youre acting strangely during sleep， it may be a sign of REM（Rapid Eyes Movement）behavior disorder. During normal sleep， the bodys major muscle groups are paralyzed（瘫痪）. But in people with REM behavior disorder， that paralysis doesnt work， leaving the sleeper free to move about during dreaming.     40     REM behavior disorder is treated with medication and by creating safer sleep environments.

A. It could be saying about your health.

B. in which case you should consult your doctor regularly？

C. It is also a code signal that there is breath disorder when sleeping.

D. Your sleep environment can make all the difference to your nightly rest.

E. This often leads to kicking， jumping out of bed，or screaming and shouting.

F. Chronic morning head pain may also signal depression or anxiety disorders.

G. which can be a sign of several health conditions， ranging from mild to serious？

（安徽省合肥潤安公学 解光琼）

第三部分 语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）

第一节（共20小题;每小题1.5分，满分30分）

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

It was 3 a.m.， September 12th， nearly two weeks after Hurricane Katrina had attacked New Orleans. Our animal     41     vehicle was waved to stop by a New Orleans police officer. I thought he might ask for our work     42     or force us to turn back to the emergency animal shelter， but instead he begged us to go into the     43     and most dangerous area in the city in     44     of his dogs.     45     he was determined to protect the public during this very moment， we were the only people who could help     46     his family.

We struggled to wade（涉水）through the flood waters for over an hour，     47     by a solid beam of light from my flashlight， which cut through absolute darkness. As I     48     the address the officer had given us， the floodwater almost     49     to my lap. When our     50     finally found his house， our hearts     51    —it was clear that water had nearly submerged（淹没）the     52     two-floor house at one point.

As we     53     the door， we sadly found the     54     of two dogs     55     inside the home. I began searching for a third one regardless of any     56     when， to my surprise， I shined my light on the eyes of a large trembling German Shepherd. He had obviously been     57     there above the water for some time. Pure joy spread over his face when this     58     survivor saw our team and the     59     we provided.

Reuniting this dog with his human guardian was a     60    moment that will remain with me for the rest of my life.

（华师附中汕尾学校 林润浩）

第二节（共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分）

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

China has more than 30，000 scenic spots and tourist attractions， with more than 250     61    （have）5A-level ratings， the highest rating for Chinese tourist sites， according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

However， the ministry also     62    （note） that during the first 10 months of 2018， over 200 tourist sites had been delisted， demoted， or warned for poor     63    （manage），poor service or a worsening environment.

China has a tourism-rating classification system     64     rates a tourist attraction from A to 5A for     65    （it）overall tourism quality. Top-level sites include the Palace Museum， the Summer Palace， West Lake in Hangzhou and the Emperor Qinshihuangs Mausoleum Site Museum in the province of Shanxi. All these scenic spots attract huge numbers of     66    （visitor）from all over the world.

67    （additional），according to Shan Gangxin，     68     official with the ministry， there     69    （be） about 300“red tourism”sites， or historical sites with a revolutionary legacy， nationwide. Shan said Chinas tourism industry is developing， and that both the sightseeing     70     leisure activities markets are growing.

（廣东省中山市龙山中学 闫 跃）

第四部分 写作（共两节，满分35分）

第一节 短文改错（共10小题;每小题1分，满分10分）

假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。

增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线（＼）划掉。

修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：1. 每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;

2. 只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。

On september 1st， I had the first English class at senior high school.

At first， our English teacher introduced yourself to us. She is friendly， humor and enthusiastic. As a teacher with a rich teaching experience， she is strict to us. When we made mistakes at class， She taught us how to correct. We learned new words or expressions. Her lively and interesting lesson make us very active in her class all the time. To help us learn English well， she gave us some useful advices and told some encouraged stories.

From the first class， I learned a lot. I like her teaching methods very much. Im confident what Ill make rapid progress in English.

（广东省湛江市第二中学 陈登萍）

第二节 书面表达（满分25分）

假定你是李华，你的美国笔友Peter来信告知他将来中国旅游。计划首站北京，然后下一目的地济南。请你给他回信推荐从北京去济南的交通工具。内容包括：

1. 表示欢迎;

2. 推荐你认为相对便捷的交通工具;

3. 简单阐明理由。

注意：1. 词数100左右;

2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。

（广东省普宁市普宁市华美实验学校 陈碎仍）

参考答案与解析

第二部分 阅读理解

第一节

（A）本文是一篇应用文，向四类不同特质的旅行者提供不同的短途目的地建议。

21. D  细节理解题。由题干中的London可将答案定位在第一类旅行者。由本段第一句“You love everything about city life”可知选D项。

22. A 细节理解题。由题干中的food travellers可将答案定位到第三类旅行者。由该段第一句“Local cuisine plays a big part in the decision-making process”可知选A项。

23. C  细节理解题。由题干中 countryside可知，这类旅游者应该是喜欢亲近自然，答案定位在第四类旅行者。将四个选项与本段提供的目的地Lausanne， Valence， Geneva， Essen， Luxembourg， Munich逐一比对，可知选C项。

（B）硅谷的家长们越来越执着于让孩子们远离电子产品的屏幕了，而硅谷保姆则成了孩子们的“手机管家”。

24. C细节理解题。由第一段第二句中的so deeply addictive...和最后一句中的the screens attraction可知，屏幕极具吸引力，易让人上瘾，故选C项。

25. A 细节理解题。由第三段最后一句可知，家长与保姆签协议的目的是保证不让孩子在未经许可的情况下接触到任何带屏幕的设备，故选A项。

26. D细节理解题。由第四段第一句The fear of ...以及第三段最后两句which is to say... And it has...可知选D项。

27. C 推理判断题。由题干中的Shannon Zimmerman可定位到最后一段，由“大部分父母在家都是手捧手机，根本没有空听孩子说话”可知，极少父母跟子女好好交流，故选C项。

（C）作者提出了一个观点，认为父亲在孩子教育方面与母亲一样重要，并通过推荐两本书支撑了他的观点。

28. A 代词指代题。代词通常指代前面的内容，此处的the presence of it 与前句的the withdrawal of a fathers love it并列，因此it指代前句中的a fathers love。

29. B 推理判断题。由第四段第三句 ... mothers and fathers need to trust each other to care for their children in their own way...可知，作者认为夫妻双方应该在照顾孩子方面互相信任，故选B项。

30. A 细节理解题。由最后一段中的前两句because hes the first man shell get to know in life. In other words， hes the standard for what shell expect of a man and lifelong partner可知，父亲是女儿心目中男人和生活伴侣的标准。

31. C 主旨大意题。根据文章大意，可知作者认为父亲在孩子教育方面与母亲一样重要，建议父亲多参与孩子的教育，故选C项。

（D）本文介绍了新潮健身方式plogging（跑步捡垃圾）的起源以及它在中国兴起的情况。

32. B  词义猜测题。由第二段中画线词所在句可知，这个术语应该是根据瑞典语创造发明而来。

33. B  细节理解题。由第三段中的Erik Ahlstrom， who made garbage-picking part of his workout routine when surprised by the amount of garbage overtaking the streets after moving to Stockholm from a small town in Sweden可知，是他看到街上堆满了垃圾才开始plogging的。

34. B 推理判断题。由第五段最后一句可知，Garbage Runners比原來预料的发展更快。

35. D 主旨大意题。由第一段第一句，以及第三段、第四段可知，本文主要介绍plogging在中国的兴起。

第二节

本文分析了导致睡眠困难的原因。

36. A 根据空格前句...more than restless nights and tiring days和空格后句...the health conditions they can signal可知，睡眠困难可能预示着健康问题，故选A。

37. G 根据第二段首句... sweating during sleep 及空格前的逗号可知，从结构上选择一个非限制性定语从句，通过后文两句内容，可知夜汗是若干健康问题的迹象，故选G。

38. D 根据空格后句A messy bedroom makes ...可知，本段介绍的是睡觉的环境影响着晚上的休息，故选D。

39. C 本段介绍打鼾对睡觉的人产生的困扰，由空格前句Snoring is more than an annoyance...和后句Even if your noisy breathing doesnt wake you...可知，打鼾也是一种迹象表明睡眠过程中有呼吸紊乱，故选C。

40. E 本段介绍睡眠中人们行为怪异，或许是REM行为紊乱的迹象，由空格前句... leaving the sleeper free to move about during dreaming可知，有REM行为紊乱的人们在做梦中有踢，从床上跳出去，尖叫和喊叫这些动作，故选E。

第三部分  语言知识运用

第一节

本文选自美国著名品牌Surefire官方网站栏目True Stories其中一篇故事。描写了在台风Katrina过后的一个凌晨，一位新奥尔良市的警官向我们动物搜救队求助，去帮忙找回他灾后困在家里的狗的过程。

41. B 结合下文警官发现我们后，我认为他可能会强迫我们回到紧急动物救助站可知作者应该是动物搜救队的一员，故答案选B。

42. C 在台风过后的搜救过程中，警察拦下搜救队的车辆使得作者以为他会例行检查他们的工作证明或者强迫他们回到紧急动物救助站去避险，故答案选C。

43. A 结合凌晨的时间语境，和后文 ... and the most dangerous area， 以及下文提及作者深入到黑暗中，带着手电筒去搜救落难的狗可知，此处警官应该是祈求我们去到最黑暗和最危险的地方去救助他的狗，可知答案为A。

44. C 结合下文我们深入险境去救狗可知此处警官是祈求我们去寻找他在台风后被困在房子里的狗，故答案选C，in charge of意为“管理，负责”;in memory of意为“纪念”;in favor of意为“支持;赞同”，均不符合文意。

45. A 本句话前半部分理解为“作为警官，他决心在这样的危急时刻要保护公众”，后半部分理解为“我们却成了他唯一可以求助的人”;前后部分构成让步关系，故答案选A。

46. D 通读全文，结合文末Reuniting this dog with ...，可知作者最终帮助警官与他的一只德国牧羊犬灾后重聚，故答案选D。

47. B 结合下半句话可知此处我们带着手电筒，深入到漆黑的险境中去搜救受困的狗，可知黑暗中我们跟随着手电筒的光束前进，故答案选B。

48. C 结合下文Our team finally found his house ... 可知这里作者和他的搜救队在慢慢地靠近警官提供的地址，故答案选C。

49. D 结合上文我们涉水一个小时进行搜救，以及本段的中心主旨是表现我们搜救的困难，可知当我们接近屋子的时候，洪水几乎漫过了我们的大腿，故答案选D。

50. B 结合下文when this terrified survivor saw our team ...可知此处应该是指我们的搜救队，故答案选B。

51. D 结合下文it was clear that water had nearly submerged ...可知我们看到了整栋两层楼的房子都被淹没了，此刻作者的心情应该是沮丧和低落的，故答案选D。

52. A 此句应表现出作者看到眼前台风过后灾难的巨大，用entire来表现出整栋楼房都一度被洪水淹没，突出了此次灾难的严重性和搜救的难度，符合文章的主题，故答案选A。

53. B 此处应表示“打开门”，broke down意为“破坏”，恰好表现了灾后房门已经难以打开，set down意为“放下，记下”;dug out意为“掘出，发现”;relied on意为“依靠，依赖”;均不合文意，故答案选B。

54. C 结合下文最后仅有一只大型德国牧羊犬幸存可知，此处搜救队悲伤的发现两条狗已经死了，故答案选C。

55. D 结合下文可知最后仅有一条狗幸存，说明这两条狗已经死了，漂浮在水面上，故答案选D。

56. A 因regardless of any risks表现出作者在看到已经死去的两条狗，明知道危险重重仍然继续搜寻的巨大勇气和强烈的责任心，故答案选A。

57. D 结合上文可知台风过后，房子被淹没了，因此这只狗被“困在”洪水有一段时间了，故答案选D。

58. B 结合上文I shined my light on the eyes of a large trembling German Shepherd ... 可知，在见到我们的时候，这只牧羊犬是恐惧的，故答案选B。

59. A 結合上文我们应警官的求助，来救援屋子里被困的狗可知此处它应该是看到我们的救助才流露出开心的神情，故答案选A。

60. C 结合全文主旨，最后作者应该是为自己作为动物救助人员完成了搜救任务而感到骄傲，故答案选C。

第二节

本文介绍了我国旅游景区的数量与现状。

61. having 此处是with复合结构，因为more than 250与have存在主动关系，而且表示的是一个与前面句子同时存在的情况，所以用having。

62. noted 根据后面宾语从句使用过去完成时可知，主句谓语就是宾语从句谓语的时间参照点，所以此处要用一般过去时。

63. management 做介词的宾语应填名词。

64. which/that先行词是system，且用于引导限制性定语从句，又是充当主语，所以填which或that。

65. its 由名词短语overall tourism quality可知，它的前面应是一个限定词，所以此处用形容词性物主代词。

66. visitors 因huge numbers of意为“大量的”，其后需接名词复数。

67. Additionally 修饰全句做状语，意为“此外，另外”，所以用副词。

68. an 名词official第一次出现，表示“一位”官员，用不定冠词，读音以元音音素开头，故用an。

69. are 因There be句型的be遵循就近原则，所以此处用复数。

70. and因both ... and ...为固定搭配 。

第四部分 寫作

第一节 短文改错

1. youself改为herself 该句表达老师向我们介绍“她自己”，故用herself。

2. humor改为humorous 此处三个形容词friendly， humorous， enthusiastic并列，做表语。

3. 去掉rich前的a 因experience在句中意为“经验”，为抽象名词，不加冠词。

4. strict后的 to改为with   固定短语be strict with sb和be strict to sth的区别，分别为“对某人严格”和“对某事严格”。

5. correct后加them 因correct是及物动词，需要跟宾语。添加them，指代mistakes.

6. or改为and 该句中words 和 expressions是并列关系，并非选择关系。

7. make改为made 考查谓语的时态一致。

8. advices改为advice 因advice为不可数名词，没有单复数变化。

9. encouraged改为encouraging 因现在分词encouraging意为“令人鼓舞的”，过去分词encouraged意为“感到鼓舞的”。该句意为“令人鼓舞的故事”。

10. what改为that 从句中不缺任何句子成分，句意表达完整，故用that 引导。

第二节 书面表达

Dear Peter，

Glad to receive your letter. I am extremely excited to learn that you are to take a trip to China. As for the best means of transport from Beijing to Jinan， I highly recommend Chinese High-speed train， and the reasons for that are as follows.

Regarded as one of the greatest Chinese inventions in the 21st century， Chinese High-speed train enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad. It is well-known for its high speed， comfort and safety. Besides， with its stations relatively closer to the living areas， it is bound to bring you more convenience and give you a good experience.

Looking forward to your coming and may you enjoy your trip in China！

Yours，

Li Hua

责任编辑 蒋小青