新年英语短篇 600字高中英语作文

　　新年终于到了。走在大街，一片热闹的景象。人们都穿着喜庆的红衣服。我和姐姐有说有笑，去伯母家拜年。伯母笑着迎接我们，并给我们红包。

　　the New Year has finally arrived. Walk in the street, a lively scene. People are dressed in festive red dress. My sister and I talked and laughed, went to aunt house New Year. Aunt smiled and greeted us and gave us red envelopes.

　　今天是大年三十。我们全家在一起吃团圆饭。到了十二点，大年初一了，街上响起鞭炮声。家家户户都充满欢笑。今年春节，我收了很多红包，我很高兴。

　　Today is New Year's Eve. Our family reunion dinner together. By midnight, New Year, firecrackers sounded the street. Every household full of laughter. Spring Festival this year, I received a lot of red packets, I am very happy.

　　新年，我们全家出去拜年。每到一处，就有一个红包。我和弟弟都很高兴，吃着糖。大街十分热闹，鞭炮声一响，弟弟就遮住耳朵。今年的春节，我很高兴。

　　New Year, we went to pay a new year call. Wherever he went, there is a red envelope. My brother and I are very happy, eating sugar. If you set off firecrackers on the street, the younger brother to cover the ears. This year's Spring Festival, I am very happy.

关于和平的英语作文：Peace as the absence of violen

　　The traditionally accepted political definition of peace and the very word itself comes from the influence of the ancient Romans who defined peace， pax， as absentia belli， the absence of war。

　　In the modern nation-state world， peace has often been understood as the absence of international war between two or more state-organized armies。 However， constraining the concept of peace to the absence of international war ignores the relevance of civil war， internal genocide， terrorism， and other violence。 Since World War II， wars between states have decreased while violent internal conflicts increased。

　　Since 1992， however， internal conflicts have decreased though there are still numerous and problematic intractable conflicts。 Present day Sudan， as an example， is not engaged in a war with another sovereign state。 However， few would deny that what amounts to genocide is taking place in its Darfur region。

　　Peace therefore， in the sense of the absence of hostilities， is best understood as the absence of violence between groups， whether they are part of a state apparatus or not。 Johan Galtung， a very influential peace researcher， calls peace understood simply as the absence of violence "negative peace。" It is labeled as such because although direct violence is not taking place， the points of conflict， which can lead to violence， are not necessarily resolved。