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第一篇：武汉大学牌坊导游词
武大本部
一、武大大门
武汉大学座落在风景迤逦的东湖之滨，珞珈山麓，占地面积5500余亩。它的前身是1893年由湖广总督张之洞创办的自强学堂。后来几经变迁，在1928年正式定名为国立武汉大学。当时在2000年8月，武汉大学与武汉水利水电大学，武汉测绘科技大学，湖北医科大学合并，组建成新的武汉大学，成为一所涵盖了文法理工农医等11大学科门类的新型综合性大学。(去大门的路上说)
作为武汉大学的“门面”，武大的校门牌坊可以说是兼大气与古韵与一体。牌坊上用繁体从右到左写着“国立武汉大学”六个大字，在校门牌坊下的石碑上刻着武大的校训：“自强、弘毅、求是、拓新”，激励全校师生员工不断焕发精神，刻苦学习，严谨治学，开拓创新，奋发进取。而在牌坊的背面，还刻着六个大字，概括了武大的基本学科分类，从右至左依次是“文、法、理、工、农、医”。
二、珞珈文化广场及物理学院
这里就是目前国内高校里最大的绿化广场“珞珈广场”，这里好像武汉大学绿色的眼睛，也是文化和休闲活动的中心。这里一年四季绿草如茵，天气晴朗的傍晚，经常有人在广场上放风筝，周末的晚上也有结伴而来跳交谊舞的老年人。
这边的是物理学院。物理学院的大楼有别于其它学院大楼的是：顶楼天台上有一个旗杆，据说这是因为我们的物理学院是接受来访演讲的诺贝尔奖获得者最多的学院。物理学院大楼前有一尊爱因斯坦的雕像。
三、教五及图书馆
我们的左前方是第五教学楼，右前方的是图书馆。论条件，论设备，教五楼是武汉大学里最好的一幢教学楼了，所以每逢大考之前这里向来是学子们的必争自习地。
而右边绿瓦青砖建筑的是新图书馆。新图书馆修建于八十年代，藏书百万余册，涵盖了文法理工农医等各个学科，并设有电子阅览室、期刊阅览室和音像阅览室。如果在学习上有什么疑问，或者想找某本专业方面的书籍，来图书馆找找，这里有大量的各类书籍。
四、未名湖
我们现在看见的这个小湖，因为没有一个固定的名字，武大的学子们都称它为“未名湖”，一般大家都知道北大有个未名湖，但说到武大的未名湖就总有点跟风效仿的味道了。所以学校对未名湖进行了征名的活动，现在未名湖终于有了许多新名字，但是大家已经习惯了叫他未名湖所以现在大多数人仍然叫他未名湖。湖的那边就是我们学校的教务部，以后很多考试都要在这里办理相关手续。 五.情人坡
未名湖旁边那一大片绿油油的小山坡就是被称为“武大恋爱最佳去处”的情人坡了。情人坡的美丽不在于精巧，而在于那一点不经意的乱和杂。坡上种着各种各样的树木花草，每年的花开时节，这里就像一个小型的植物园，有雪白的李子花、妖娆的桃花、素雅的兰花、热情的茶花还有冷艳的梅花。石子铺成的小路在小坡上蜿蜒，挺拔的大树为石凳石桌挡风遮阳，是读书、聊天的好地方。现在到情人坡走一走，你会发现遍地开放着不知名的大红色花朵，非常美丽!
六、李达铜像
走到这呢，我想大家一定有点累了，我们可以到前面的樟树林去休息会儿。不知道大家有没有注意到，从进入校园开始，大路的两边就有很多的樟树，其实啊，樟树有天然祛蚊作用，这也是为什么武大校园里到了夏天很少有蚊虫的原因。这里又被叫做“李达花园”每天早上，当阳光从树叶的缝隙间照耀下来的时候，这里显得格外宁静，因此被同学们称为“天然自习室”，是晨读和自习的好地方
在樟树林的正中间地方有一尊铜像，那是我们武汉大学建国后的第一位校长，李达。说到李达，就不得不提到他的一位深交挚友，也是我们的党的领袖毛泽_。据史书上记载，m主席和李校长是肝胆相照40年的好朋友。上个世纪五六十年代，m主席只要路过武汉必和李达见面。而新中国成立后，m主席一共只视察过两所大学，武汉大学就是其中之一。为了永远铭记这一难忘的日子，武汉大学把毛泽_接见师生的操场定名为“9.12广场”，并勒石纪念。
七、9.12操场
那么现在呢就让我们到9.12操场那边去看看。这一幢带有明显欧式风格的建筑可谓是我们武汉大学的标志性建筑。武汉大学的校徽便是以它为主体。它的建筑风格采取的是西欧拜占庭式，这与隔着9.12操场的圆顶罗马式建筑理学院形成鲜明对比。其实这也应和了“天圆地方”的说法。行政楼的后面是以前的法学院和商学院，现在新的办公大楼已经建成，并且于2006年的9月份投入使用，成为武大条件最好的一批办公大楼。
行政楼的背面便是珞珈山了。珞珈山本来并不叫珞珈山，有曾经传说中有好几个名字：落驾山、落袈山、逻迦山、罗家山。这“珞珈”两字是我们武汉大学第一任文学院的院长闻一多先生信手拈来的，取意，佛家的珠器。音虽一样，却差之千里。据说，以前珞珈山上有很多别墅，是专门为武汉大学的教授们准备的，那时候能住到珞珈山上是很多老师的梦想。而现在山腰上的酒店珞珈山庄，在革命时期曾是蒋介石的后方司令部。
八、人文馆，樱花大道
这幢山字型回廊镂空的白色建筑我们叫它人文馆，也称逸夫楼，钟楼。是现在的文史学院，和哲学院。继续往前，我们就来到了樱花大道了。提起武大，最有名的莫过于樱花了。虽然今年的樱花花期早就过去，但提前飘香的桂花也会让你觉得不虚此行!
每年三月底都有各地的游人到武大来赏撄看景。武大的樱花历史渊源，可从1938年说起，那时武汉沦陷，武汉大学被迫迁到四川乐山，武汉校园成为日军的后方医院，大批日军伤员住进樱园宿舍，为抚慰伤员的思国之情，于1939年春天从日本移栽了大量樱花树到樱园，抗战胜利后，武大没有把这些樱花树以警示后人。1972年，中日恢复邦交，当时的日本首相池田向周总理赠送了150棵红垂樱，周总理送给武大50棵。这些樱花是中日友好的象征。
九、老斋舍、老图书馆、闻一多雕像
樱园学生宿舍也叫老斋舍也是武大最古老的建筑之一，樱花城堡，建在狮子山的半山腰上。从建筑风格上看，类似于西藏的布达拉宫。
山顶上是老图书馆，它曾是武大建筑的最高点，气势恢弘，从下走上来的108级台阶寓示着“书山有路勤为径”值得一提的是老斋舍的屋顶做成平面，形成一个宽阔的平台，并与图书馆前区连成一片，成为一大广场，这既节约了工程造价，又有效地拓展了图书馆、文学院和法学院教学区前的空间范围，扩大了活动场所。老图书馆不仅外形颇似北京故宫，其内部的取暖方法也与故宫极其相似：在一楼大厅阅览室的木地板下设有取暖道，寒冬时节，烧上烤火炉，热气进入取暖道而使地板发热，阅览室内便温暖如春。可惜的是，因年代久远，这套取暖系统已不能使用。 武汉大学的老图书馆，不仅是全校师生的知识宝库和学术地位的象征，而且也是八方来客访问参观的重要场所和必到之处。蔡元培、胡适、陈独秀、董必武、周恩来、郭沫若、朱德、罗荣桓等各界人士以及外国元首等，来武大必登此楼。作为全国重点保护文物、武汉大学的标志性建筑和精神象征，老图书馆的价值和魅力也日益为世人所瞩目。
老图左右两侧是外语学院和数学统计学院。曾经有喜好风水的人研究武大说，樱园宿舍，人文馆，行政楼构成一条横卧的巨龙，樱园便是龙身，人文馆是龙角，行政楼就是龙头。 这里是闻一多的雕像, 闻一多著名诗人、学者、爱国民主战士，曾经担任武汉大学文学院的院长。
十、鲲鹏广场、宋卿体育馆
下了樱园，我们来到的地方是鲲鹏广场。鲲鹏广场是历届毕业生合影留恋的必选地点，也是每周三晚英语角的场地。前方是宋卿体育馆。我们知道宋卿是民国大总统黎元洪的字，话说黎元洪是我们武汉黄陂人，他生前就非常喜欢武汉大学，很希望自己死后可以葬在武大。可是学校毕竟是学校，当然不能答应他的请求。所以后来黎元洪的儿子就捐资修建了这座体育馆，并以父亲的名字命名，虽然不能长眠于此，至少也可以留名于后。算是完成父亲未了的心愿。现在黎元洪的遗体安葬在靠近东湖的卓刀泉公园。
十一、李四光雕像、教四
穿过宋卿体育馆，我们已经回到了主校道上了。这座雕像刻的是李四光骑驴选址。当时还有叶雅各，最开始的时候，珞珈山这一带是一片荒芜之地，而是被李四光骑驴找址相中的宝地，可谓是武汉大学的伯乐了。以叶雅各、李四光为首的武大先贤们，以科学家的严谨、教育家的谋略和艺术家的浪漫，为正在起步建设的国立武汉大学，选定了山青水秀的武昌落驾山这块风水宝地作为新校址;后来，国立武汉大学文学院首任院长闻一多先生，又以诗人的情怀，出神入化地将落驾山改名为刚柔相济、意蕴悠长的珞珈山。
马路对面的是我们的第四教学楼。
楼前的亭子是“六一惨案”纪念亭。为纪念六一惨案死难烈士而建于1947年11月。六角飞檐，碧瓦熠熠，六根朱红圆柱支撑，都蕴含六月之意，亭四周植有冬青和绿草。亭高约7米，上部攒尖顶为木质结构，下部红圆柱用水泥注成。亭中立有一块石制纪念碑，碑身高1.46米，宽约0.58米.
第二篇：武汉旅游的导游词
朋友们：
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刚刚开办后，就以全新的现代休闲理念和高薪娱乐手段吸引了大批国内外游客前来游玩，也是以“欢乐，青春，动感，神秘，梦幻“这样的品牌特征引起了珠三角，港澳地区以及全国广大游客的追捧，一跃成为国内最先进，最时尚，最具魅力的现代主题公园。那我认为这里很实惠的地方就是不用买很多次票，因为全园项目实行的是“一票制”
目前，景区已经形成一xx特的表演体系，每台在各个舞台上有街舞表演，乐队，哑剧，极限运动，魔术杂技表演还有夜光巡游等演出。同时，每年还会定期举办五大主题活动，使那些呢？“新春欢乐节，极限运动国际精英挑战赛，玛雅狂欢节，国际魔术界，流行音乐节”
接下来个大家介绍一下园内的一些独特项目。它是全国乃至亚洲独有的，像：
1、世界落差最高的激流勇进，
2、中国第一座悬挂式过山车“雪山飞龙”
3、中国第一座巷道式“矿山车”
4、中国第一座“完美风暴”
5、中国第一座仿古典式的“环园小火车”
6、亚洲最高的惊险之塔“太空梭”
7、还有“四位影院”
8、园内第一条无人驾驶观光游览车
那么这么大的公园我们怎么区分呢？实际上它分为九大主题：西班牙广场，卡通城，冒险山，金矿山，香格里拉森林，阳光海岸，玛雅水上公园，飓风湾，欢乐岛。那我们边玩边介绍，这个“卡通城”是孩子们的理想开心乐园，里面有“走出侏罗纪，北极探险，皮皮王农庄”玩的时候最好还是大人带着小孩比较安全。
大家来看这边的冒险山，最让人激动的是“太空梭”是由美国引进的，人坐在上面，不到1.8秒的时间内狂升60米，接着自由下坠，一场的惊险刺激。这个更适合于年轻人。
现在我们所在的位置是“阳光海岸”又叫做玛雅海滩，是一休闲热带海滨，也是古老神秘的中美玛雅文化包装的水公园，曾获得过“行业创新奖”水公园里除了有造浪池，儿童戏水池等10多个戏水项目外，在茂密的荔枝林中，由玛雅风格的建筑，雕塑，融入其中，是不是让我们有种远离喧嚣，融入自然的感觉呢？刚刚我们有乘坐橡皮筏，园内还有各样的交通工具供游人往返：老爷车，电瓶车，单人游园车，双桨木船等
我想每一个人都是童心未泯，那欢乐谷九个大家提供了这样一个地方，不论是儿童，青年人还是老年人都能够从中找到属于自己的那份快乐。我也会给大家自由时间去玩，不过要强调的是你的孩子一定要和你在一起，上年纪的人就量力而行，一切的一切要注意安全，两个小时后我们在大门口集合，预祝你们能够玩得开心，谢谢
第三篇：武汉旅游的导游词
各位朋友大家好，欢迎大家来到美丽的江城武汉，我是大家此次武汉之行的导游员，在接下来的几天里将由我带领大家共同游览。首先请大家随我一起去参观武汉市的标志性建筑--黄鹤楼。黄鹤楼始建于公元223年的三国时期，至今已有一千七百多年的历史，因为黄鹤楼位于蛇山之巅，多次因遭雷击而毁于火灾，历史上最后一座黄鹤楼建于清朝同治年间的1868年，却于建成短短16年之后的1884年再次毁于大火。纵观千年历史，从楼阁形制上看，可以说唐宋楼雄浑，元楼堂皇，明楼俊秀，而最具特点的，则是清楼。清朝黄鹤楼的沧桑变故，可用“三经火发，工届八兴”来概括:“三经火发”是指黄鹤楼在清代遭受三次使楼体受到严重摧毁的火灾，而“工届八兴”则指清代黄鹤楼已经历了八次修葺。通过这一代代重建修葺，可以看出黄鹤楼当时在官绅民众心目中的地位。200余年间修葺八次，尤其在“康乾盛世”竟兴工5次，平均27年就修缮一次，这在历代名胜古迹修葺工程中是不多见的，据说，乾隆皇帝还亲笔为黄鹤楼题写过“江汉仙踪”的匾额。清代最后一座黄鹤楼――同治楼，因山下房屋失火延烧，而于1884年化为灰烬。此后，虽有地方当局及各界有识之士多次奔走呼吁，以期募资重建，但由于当时清王朝已走向没落，朝不保夕，加上内忧外患的急剧增加，使清政府再也无力重振这座千古名楼的雄风了。
现在大家所看到的黄鹤楼是以清代的黄鹤楼为蓝本，早在1957年，毛泽东主席来观看武汉长江大桥时问起过黄鹤楼，陪同人员回答说：正计划重建。毛泽东当即表示应当修，这是历史古物.毛泽东的回答不仅表达了他个人的意愿，因为以毛泽东对历史的谙熟，对人民的了解和对黄鹤楼的挚爱，我们可以说，应该是历史和人民借他的口发出了重建黄鹤楼的呼唤，这从他1927年春，在武汉从事革命工作时就曾作过《菩萨蛮.黄鹤楼》的诗词中可见一斑。 现在大家所看见的黄鹤楼于1981年重建，1985年建成正式对游客开放，它以号称天下绝景而名贯古今，蜚声中外，它与江西滕王阁、湖南岳阳楼齐名，并称为“江南三大楼阁”。在这里呢还想给大家介绍一个有关黄鹤楼的趣闻，当年湖北、四川两地的游客相会在江上，攀谈间，竞相赞美自己的家乡，四川客人说：“四川有座峨眉山，离天只有三尺三”，湖北客人笑道：“湖北有座黄鹤楼，半截插在云里头。”惊得四川客人无言以对。当然，这个故事是有些言过其实，但黄鹤楼确以壮丽的景观，动人的传说及浓郁的文化气息吸引了无数中外游客前来参观。重建后的黄鹤楼共有5层，高51.4米，大大高出只有三层的清楼，黄瓦红柱，金碧辉煌，整体楼体是由钢筋水泥浇铸而成的仿木结构,也正因此这座黄鹤楼的安全性是空前的，它的自然寿命将大大超过历代古楼。
好的,现在就请大家随我进入黄鹤楼内继续参观。 走进了大厅，最引人注意的就要数这幅《白云黄鹤图》了，大家请看画面上的这位仙者，他口吹玉笛，俯视人间，似有恋恋不舍之情，下面黄鹤楼的人群或把酒吟诗，或载歌载舞。这幅画向我们讲述了有关黄鹤楼起源的一个传说故事：相传古时候，有个姓辛的人在黄鹤山头卖酒度日，一天，有个衣衫褴褛的老道蹒跚而来，向他讨酒喝，辛氏虽本小利微，但为人忠厚善良，乐善好施，他见老道非常可怜，就慷慨应允。以后，老道每日必来，辛氏则有求必应，这样过了一年多。有一天老道忽然来告别说：“每日饮酒无以为酬，只有黄鹤一只可借，聊表谢意。”说罢，他拾起地上的一片桔子皮在墙上画了一只黄鹤，对辛氏说：“只要你拍手相招，黄鹤便会下来跳舞，为酒客助兴”,辛氏拍手一试，黄鹤果然一跃而下，应声起舞。消息传开后，吸引了远近的游客来此饮酒，酒店的生意十分兴隆，辛氏因此而赚了一大笔钱。十年后，老道故地重游，对辛氏说：“十年所赚的钱，够还我欠的酒债吗?”辛氏忙道谢，老道取下随身携带的铁笛吹奏，墙上的黄鹤应声而来，载着老道飞走了,也就是大家所看到的壁画上的情景。后来辛氏用酒店赚来的钱就在这黄鹤上之巅修建了一座塔楼,并命名为黄鹤楼。
好了各位朋友，请随我到二楼参观，先请看这幅题为《孙权筑城》的壁画，再现了当年修建黄鹤楼时的历史背景。赤壁之战后，刘备借荆州，取四川，势力大盛，却不肯归还荆州。东吴大将吕蒙用计杀了关羽，夺回荆州后不久，刘备亲率十几万大军伐吴，孙权知道战事不可避免，便一面向魏称臣求和，一面集中力量对付刘备。为了就近指挥这场大战，孙权在长江边上依黄鹤山之险筑夏口城，并在城头黄鹤矶上建楼作观察了望之用，这便是最初的黄鹤楼。
下面请各位再和我一起上三楼看看。 三楼展示的是黄鹤楼的文化渊源。黄鹤楼虽然始建于三国时期，但其功效还仅限于军事t望塔,其后经过魏晋南北朝的动荡，至唐代终于脱颖而出，由最初眺望守戊的军事楼演变成为一个登临游乐的观赏楼。特别在人才辈出的唐朝，一批诗坛的名字高手先后登临黄鹤楼，陶醉于峨峨楚山，浩浩汉水的美丽画卷，留下一篇篇脍炙人口的传世之作，使黄鹤楼蜚声中外。而在众多的有关黄鹤楼的诗句当中，尤享盛誉的莫过于崔颢的那首《黄鹤楼》诗：“昔人已乘黄鹤去，此地空余黄鹤楼。黄鹤一去不复返，白云千载空悠悠。”以至于后来诗仙李白与他的书童来到黄鹤楼，本想题诗一首，但当他看到崔颢这首诗后，顿觉语塞,提笔写下“眼前有景道不得，崔颢题诗在上头”，便搁笔离去了。从此以后，也就有了崔颢提笔，李白搁笔的美谈。另外从王维，孟浩然，宋之问，白居易这些著名诗人的诗句中可以看出，那段时期鄂州地区社会环境安定，民众生活较为富足，这也是唐代黄鹤楼由“军事楼”向“观赏楼”转化的社会因素。
那么接下来就是自由活动时间,大家可以自行上楼拍照留影,古语道:欲穷千里目,更上一层楼,黄鹤楼的顶楼也是风景最美的地方,大家可以一览江城的美景,给大家20分钟的时间,之后我们在1楼的大厅集合。
第四篇：武汉大学英文导游词
During the spring equinox every year, cherry blossoms on the campus of Wuhan University compete with each other for beauty and beauty. After the bleak winter, cherry blossoms first bring people joy and joy. Cherry blossom is the national flower of Japan, but it is not unique to Japan. In fact, it is often seen in Yunnan and other places in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. At the beginning of the Anti Japanese War, there were cherry blossoms in Wuhan University. According to Tang Zibing (also known as Tang Shanghao), he graduated from the Economics Department of Wuhan University in 1934, then studied in Japan, and returned to Wuhan University to teach in 1937. After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, he went to Taiwan, taught in various colleges and universities in Taipei, and now lives in the United States). Mr. Li recalled that after Japan launched the brutal war of aggression against China in 1937, it moved fiercely to central China, and the situation in Wuhan became increasingly tense. In April 1938, Wuhan University moved to Leshan, Sichuan Province. Wang Xinggong, President of Wuhan University, decided to appoint Tang Zibing and other five people to stay in Han Dynasty. In October, after the Japanese army occupied Wuhan, Tang et al. Evaded the French concession in Hankou, and Wuhan University became the headquarters of the Japanese army in the Central Plains. On campus, there are more than 100 cadres of the first Japanese regiment, whose headquarters are located in the College of Arts. The three academies of Arts, science and engineering are used by a large number of civil servants in the Central Plains command of the Japanese army. The dormitories for professors are occupied by senior Japanese officials. The dining room (the first canteen for college students) is upstairs and downstairs by the Japanese army field hospital. After the Japanese army occupied Wuhan University, Tang Zibing took his wife (Japanese) and the left behind personnel to negotiate with the Japanese army inside the University, demanding that the Japanese army strictly protect the campus facilities of Wuhan University. The interviewee was the commander of the regiment, the great assistant of Yi chieftain wasteland. He said that the Japanese army "has no intention of destroying the non military facilities without resistance. In particular, we should take good care of the plants and trees on the campus of the high school. Second, if the troops are mobilized frequently, I can leave a message when I am stationed: the receiver still pays attention, and then I can visit again. "At the beginning of 1939, Chang et al. Learned that the Japanese army had changed its defense, and once again" the original class members went to the campus to negotiate with the Japanese authorities. Once again, he asked the Japanese army to take good care of all the campus facilities. This time, major general Takahashi, a civilian military officer, was interviewed. Due to the lack of garrison, the campus has become the agency for handling the post logistics in Japan, and its attitude is more kind. Takahashi made it clear that "we should try our best to protect this cultural area which is more beautiful than the sunlight and Hakone in Japan." he also said: "only when the spring is bright and beautiful, we still need flowers and trees to decorate it. We can plant cherry blossoms here from Japan to enhance our mood." Then he led Tang to the College of liberal arts and told long that they were going to plant cherry trees in the future (now the cherry garden avenue) to show that they had made up their mind to plant cherry trees every day. Tang Zibing was not satisfied with the Japanese army's method of planting cherry trees, because cherry trees are the national flower of Japan. He wanted to plant them in Wuhan University for a long time, but he didn't dare to oppose them publicly. So he came up with the suggestion that "plum blossom can be planted at the same time" when planting Japanese cherry trees. On the surface, Takahashi objected to Tang's suggestion, saying only: "cherry seedlings are easy to get, plum seeds are hard to find. Next year, you can come to enjoy cherry trees." in fact, he denied Tang's opinion. From Mr. Tang's recollection, we can infer that Japanese cherry trees were first planted in Wuhan Tianxue in 1939. Takahashi planted no more than 50 Japanese cherry trees in that year, mainly distributed on today's Tuoyuan Avenue. These cherry trees began to decay in the 1950s. In 1957, the third management department of Wuhan University renewed the old cherry trees. In 1965, more than 50 cherry trees were planted in the area of YingYuan Avenue in Wuhan University farm, and the variety increased greatly. In the 1970s, a batch of cherry trees were introduced into Wuhan University farm to renew the old cherry trees. In the 1980s, after the establishment of the Greening Committee of Wuhan University, a comprehensive and reasonable layout of cherry trees on campus was carried out, and the planting area of cherry trees was expanded, from Wang Zai's new fourth teaching building, gymnasium, new second teaching building, through YingYuan Avenue and its broad area, biology building, humanities Museum (i.e. Yifu Building), physics building, administration building, to new and old receptions Cherry blossoms have been planted in all schools, students' second canteen and Wuhan University Hospital. According to incomplete statistics, there are at least 500 cherry trees on the campus of Wuhan University. Sakura is a deciduous tree or small tree of Rosaceae. It has beautiful flower shape and is suitable for vibration belt planting. The bark of cherry tree is smooth, purplish brown and glossy, with luxuriant branches and leaves and green ginseng, which can be used for planting beside pedestrian and vehicular roads. There are many kinds of cherry blossoms with their own characteristics. At present, there are several varieties of cherry blossoms in Wuhan University. In addition to one or two exotic Dahongshan cherry blossoms among the Japanese cherry blossoms updated in the 1950s, this variety also introduced a batch of mountain cherry blossoms from Shanghai in 1973, also known as double petal cherry blossoms. The flowering period is later than that of Japanese cherry blossoms, with flowers and leaves in full bloom and various colors. At present, there are four kinds of cherry blossoms in Wuhan University: white, green, pink and scarlet. They grow luxuriantly and are cute. (2) In 1973, Japanese friends sent a batch of cherry trees to Premier Zhou Enlai. Premier Zhou once lived in Wuhan University, so the central government had a lot of them
The Customs Department transferred the seedlings to Wuhan University for planting. This cherry tree has white flowers and smaller ones. (3) The Japanese call it "eight cherry trees". In 1983, a Japanese friend presented 100 cherry trees to Wuhan University. Now they are in the growing period, with tight flowers, luxuriant leaves and colorful pink flowers. This kind of cherry enjoys a high reputation in Japan. (4) Zaoying (the name of the plant has not yet been identified). In early 1989, Wuhan University introduced 15 cherry trees from Yunnan and planted them on the road of Wuhan University Hospital It is also in the opening period when plum blossom is strong and needs to be adjusted. From the above, we can see that there are more than 10 varieties of cherry blossoms in Wuhan University, but the blooming period of some cherry blossoms is very short, generally only about 15 days, and the flowering period is not consistent. For example, early cherry usually blooms in early March every year; Japanese Cherry usually blooms from late March to early April; while double cherry and drooping cherry usually bloom in early April. Due to the different florescence, the technical management is very particular. Cherry blossoms were originally planted in Wuhan University just to make the campus green for the teachers and students of Wuhan University to enjoy. Now it has changed a lot and become one of the most important landscapes in Wuhan city. It is estimated that nearly one million Chinese and foreign tourists visit Wuda every year to watch cherry blossoms. In the eyes of Wuhan people, Wuda seems to be the only scenic spot to watch cherry blossoms, The relevant units of Wuhan city and the relevant departments of the central government also took advantage of the opportunity to hold various academic seminars, experience exchange meetings, sports competitions and other activities in Wuhan University, which increased the lively atmosphere of the cherry blossom period. The cherry blossoms of Wuda are not only for Chinese and foreign visitors to enjoy, but also for breeding various cherry varieties for brother units to beautify the environment. In 1988, Wuhan University transferred 16 rare cherry trees to Central South University of Finance and economics. These cherry trees were deeply loved by the teachers and students of the University. In 1991, Wuhan University transferred more than 100 cherry trees of more than 10 varieties to the cherry garden of Yuyuantan Park in Beijing, which was also praised by the people of Beijing. At present, the Greening Committee of Wuhan University is stepping up the propagation of various varieties of cherry trees. In addition to meeting the needs of campus greening, it will also support units outside the campus to beautify the environment. We firmly believe that in the near future, the cherry seedlings of Wuhan University will take root and blossom in more areas.
Cherry blossoms are native to the temperate Himalayas of the northern hemisphere, including northern India, the Yangtze River Valley of China, Taiwan Province of China, Korea and Japan. It is the most abundant in southwest mountain areas of China and cultivated in North China. At the beginning of the Anti Japanese War, there were cherry blossoms in Wuhan University. According to Tang Zibing (also known as Tang Shanghao), he graduated from the Economics Department of Wuhan University in 1934, then studied in Japan, and returned to Wuhan University to teach in 1937. After the victory of the Anti Japanese War, he went to Taiwan, taught in various colleges and universities in Taipei, and now lives in the United States). Mr. Li recalled that after Japan launched the brutal war of aggression against China in 1937, it moved fiercely to central China, and the situation in Wuhan became increasingly tense. In April 1938, Wuhan University moved to Leshan, Sichuan Province. Wang Xinggong, President of Wuhan University, decided to appoint Tang Zibing and other five people to stay in Han Dynasty. In October, after the Japanese army occupied Wuhan, Tang et al. Evaded the French concession in Hankou, and Wuhan University became the headquarters of the Japanese army in the Central Plains. On campus, there are more than 100 cadres of the first Japanese regiment, whose headquarters are located in the College of Arts. The three academies of Arts, science and engineering are used by a large number of civil servants in the Central Plains command of the Japanese army. The dormitories for professors are occupied by senior Japanese officials. The dining room (the first canteen for college students) is upstairs and downstairs by the Japanese army field hospital. After the Japanese army occupied Wuhan University, Tang Zibing took his wife (Japanese) and the left behind personnel to negotiate with the Japanese army inside the University, demanding that the Japanese army strictly protect the campus facilities of Wuhan University. The interviewee was the commander of the regiment, the great assistant of Yi chieftain wasteland. He said that the Japanese army "has no intention of destroying the non military facilities without resistance. In particular, we should take good care of the plants and trees on the campus of the high school. Second, if the troops are mobilized frequently, I can leave a message when I am stationed: the receiver still pays attention, and then I can visit again. "At the beginning of 1939, Chang et al. Learned that the Japanese army had changed its defense, and once again" the original class members went to the campus to negotiate with the Japanese authorities. Once again, he asked the Japanese army to take good care of all the campus facilities. This time, major general Takahashi, a civilian military officer, was interviewed. Due to the lack of garrison, the campus has become the opportunity for Japan to handle the post logistics
His attitude is more amiable. Takahashi made it clear that "we should try our best to protect this cultural area which is more beautiful than the sunlight and Hakone in Japan." he also said: "only when the spring is bright and beautiful, we still need flowers and trees to decorate it. We can plant cherry blossoms here from Japan to enhance our mood." Then he led Tang to the College of liberal arts and told long that they were going to plant cherry trees in the future (now the cherry garden avenue) to show that they had made up their mind to plant cherry trees every day. Tang Zibing was not satisfied with the Japanese army's method of planting cherry trees, because cherry trees are the national flower of Japan. He wanted to plant them in Wuhan University for a long time, but he didn't dare to oppose them publicly. So he came up with the suggestion that "plum blossom can be planted at the same time" when planting Japanese cherry trees. On the surface, Takahashi objected to Tang's suggestion, saying only: "cherry seedlings are easy to get, plum seeds are hard to find. Next year, you can come to enjoy cherry trees." in fact, he denied Tang's opinion. From Mr. Tang's recollection, we infer that Japanese cherry blossom was first planted in Wuhan Tianxue in 1939
East Lake cherry garden, one of the three largest cherry garden in the world, can be called the three largest cherry garden in the world together with Hongqian cherry garden in Japan and Washington cherry garden in the United States. First of all, the garden covers an area of nearly 200 mu, and its garden and architectural layout are exquisite, exquisite and high-grade. More than 5000 cherry trees have been planted with 20 varieties, most of which are from Japan. Second, the garden adapts measures to local conditions, and combines Chinese garden style and Japanese harmony garden style organically. Chinese and Japanese landscape experts and aestheticians who have been here all give high evaluation. It can be seen that Japanese Cherry Blossom experts can not overestimate that the garden is one of the three largest Cherry Blossom gardens in the world. The unique East Lake cherry garden east lake cherry garden is located in the beautiful Moshan scenic area. The elegant Chinese garden and the heavy Japanese harmony architecture are integrated into one, which can be described as the best of the scenery. For example, the landmark "five tower" in the park is dignified and exquisite; the "Red Bridge" passing through the water, the "stream" with strange rocks, the floating colorful "island in the lake", the extraordinary "Bird House" and the complacent "carp flag" all give visitors a relaxed and happy sense of beauty. The area of the garden is large, the terrain is undulating, and the cherry trees are planted in pieces. The age of the trees is up to 40 years. There are many varieties and colorful. There are single petals as bright as clouds, double petals as magnificent, and the colors are pink, water red, purple, white, etc. there are also drooping cherry flowers that are hard to see in other places. The early, middle and late varieties of cherry blossoms in the garden have a flowering period of more than 20 days, which makes up for the short flowering period of single cherry blossom and takes a long time to appreciate. East Lake cherry garden becomes famous
Donghu cherry garden was built in 1978. In memory of Premier Zhou Enlai (the 78th anniversary of Premier Zhou's birth), former Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka presented Deng Yingchao with 78 cherry trees. Deng Yingchao chose Wuhan as the planting site of the 78 cherry trees, which were planted on the Bank of Donghu Lake and the South foot of Moshan mountain. In 1997, the Wuhan municipal government invited Japanese experts to visit the site for many times and decided to expand the East Lake cherry garden. In 1998, the East Lake Scenic Area Administration and the lu'ao Bank of Japan jointly invested 15 million yuan in the construction of the park. In March, the cherry blossom garden was opened to welcome guests. The construction of the park took nearly 30 years, but it is a recent year that it has formed such a scale and characteristics. Since the expansion of the garden, through the careful design and hard cultivation of Chinese and Japanese experts (especially in recent years, more than 20 batches of Japanese Cherry Blossom experts have come to the garden for technical guidance and cultivation), the cherry trees in the garden have been able to grow vigorously, making this year's East Lake cherry garden "flower like sea, people like tide".
Wuhan East Lake Moshan cherry garden is located in the southern foot of Moshan near Meiyuan, covering an area of 150 mu, with 5000 cherry trees. The first batch of cherry blossoms planted in the garden were presented to Deng Yingchao by former Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, and then transferred to Donghu by Deng Yingchao. The vast majority of cherry blossoms now are jointly invested and planted by China and Japan in 1998. Moshan cherry garden in Wuhan East Lake, Hongqian cherry garden in Aomori County, Japan and Washington cherry garden in the United States are known as the three largest cherry capital in the world. Moshan cherry blossom garden is centered on the five tower imitating Japanese architecture, with Japanese garden style ponds, islands, streams, Hongqiao, niaoju and Doumen,
Even the management room and the ticket office are well-designed imitative Japanese buildings. During the opening period of cherry blossom, the park will regularly play Japanese folk songs and provide many Japanese snacks. The whole scenic spot is full of Japanese customs. Walking into Moshan cherry garden in Wuhan East Lake, thousands of cherry blossoms are blooming on the green hillside. Breeze blowing, swaying flowers, falling flowers. The water shadow of the wooden pagoda is full of fragrance, which makes people linger in the spring breeze. It is understood that Moshan cherry garden, which was founded in 1979, now has more than 30 varieties, such as Yoshino Sakurai, Guanshan Sakurai, Dadao Sakurai and Chuizhi Sakurai. The whole garden adopts Japanese style courtyard design, which has Japanese characteristics. In the cherry garden, there is a pavilion called 78 Cherry Blossom Pavilion, which has 78 cherry blossoms. It commemorates the signing of the Sino Japanese Friendship Treaty in 1978.
第五篇：武汉大学
身为武大一子，你可曾知道珞指坚硬的石头，珈指女子的饰物，此组合成珞珈山是由武大第一任文学院院长闻一多先生赐名？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道国内少有大学将一座山完整包含在校园之内，而武汉大学却完完整整包括珞珈山、狮子山、侧船山等好几座山？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道珞珈山上郁郁葱葱的苍翠，是当年农业专家叶雅各亲拟的防虫害的混交林方案，七十年过去了，枫樟栎松苍翠欲滴的珞珈山林从未发生过大面积的虫害？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道武大最初的樱花是抗日战争时期，将武大作为其中原司令部的日本人栽种的，共有28株，目的为缓解伤病的思乡之情和炫耀武功、表明长期占有之意？！！
身为武大一子，你可曾知道1993年百年校庆时，立新牌坊于武大入口处，正面的“国立武汉大学”是出于湖北省著名书法家曹立庵先生的手笔？你可曾知道背面的小篆“文”、“法”、“理”、“工”、“农”、“医”六字，为武汉大学中文系“五老八中”之一刘博平先生所写？而那四跟八棱圆柱，象征着喜迎来自四面八方的莘莘学子？而柱头上的云纹雕饰则是表明高等学府的深邃和高尚？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道理学院拜占庭风格的主楼，穹窿圆屋顶与南面的工学院方攒尖顶眼相呼应，象征天圆地方？你可曾知道工学院的“玻璃中庭”、“共享空间”的设计手法在当时的世界还只处于探索和试验阶段就被用到了武大的早期建筑中？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道半山庐和“老十八栋”？它不仅指那风光旖旎珞珈南麓依山傍水错落有序的三排小洋楼，更重要的是那里面曾居住着代表了武汉大学文化、学术和气质的十八位教授?
身为武大一子,你可曾知道“宋卿”为民国总统黎元洪的字，而宋卿体育馆为其子所赠？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道建于狮子山之顶的老图书馆是武大校园建筑的制高点，因为保护，平日不许上去，但对离校的毕业生，每人允许登高一次？你可曾知道老图书馆正门上方镶的是中国图书馆祖师——老子的镂空雕像，而两边为青灯雕饰，寓意“青灯伴书卷”？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道老斋舍上的三排台阶都是九十五级，却被称为“百步梯”？你可曾知道“天地玄黄，宇宙洪荒，日月盈昃，辰宿列张”十六斋的命名来历？你可曾知道为纪念“六一惨案”中牺牲的三位武大学生，老斋舍三拱门依次名为如丰门，至德门，鸣岗门？你可曾知道那里至今仍残留着一片漆成的“血迹”，以示纪念？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道在梅园小操场旁一片掩映的樟树林中有一片鸢尾花，它比樱花更寂寞，却比樱花更绚烂，这片小花的主人，是塑在那里如花一样孤傲的李达，才高八斗，却只留下一个“主席救我”的纸条含冤而去？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道老图旁边武大之父--国立武汉大学第一任校长王世杰的塑像，武大的早期建筑便是在他任校长之时四处奔波中得以建成的，之后历任国民政府教育部长，外交部长等高官的他，建国后竟成了毛泽东笔下的第21号战犯？你可曾知道一生心系武大的他临终时，遗愿为死后墓碑上只镌刻“前国立武汉大学校长王雪艇先生之墓”，并将遗物赠与武汉大学？
身为武大一子，你可曾知道这一些？不管你现在答案如何，我们还有时间去填满这不知道的空白，不要让这空白递增了你们的距离。曾在这片厚重的土地上生活过的我们，怎能两手空空的离开？
曾听说武大人必做的四件事：在老图书馆上自习，去梅园小操场看电影，与恋人携手漫步情人坡，在樱园住一宿吧„„我们还有多少人在怀念，又在怀念什么呢？
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第六篇：武汉景点导游词
下面再请大家和我一齐去游览罗汉堂。我国五百罗汉的形象是自唐以后，由五代开始兴盛，人们将散见于各经之中的名号录出，不足的就加以杜撰，凑足了五百个。北宋以后各地的寺院就多建有罗汉堂，而到了这天，在全国寺庙中保存比较完好的罗汉堂已为数不多，主要有北京碧云寺、武汉归元寺、昆明筇竹寺、成都宝光寺、重庆罗汉寺和苏州的西园寺。相比较而言，又属归元寺的罗汉堂最有特色，名气最大。
罗汉堂的平面布局呈田字形，内有四院，是为了使殿内的罗汉有充足的光线。另外田字恰好又是佛教中正反两个“万”字相叠加，这种布局暗示着一种善神降世的吉祥和神秘感。
这罗汉堂除了可供参观外，人们还喜欢用它来预测一年内的祸福，也就是武汉人说的“数罗汉”，方法是随意选中一尊罗汉，然后顺着数下去，数到和自己年龄数相等时看看那尊罗汉是什么样貌就能够推测这一年的运势了。
我国有句俗语说：泥菩萨过江――自身难保，而在归元寺的罗汉堂就不能这么说了，因为那里的罗汉既不是木雕也不是泥塑，而是采用的一种盛行于唐代的独特工艺制成的夹伫像，又称脱纱像或干漆像，归元寺的罗汉塑像属活脱干漆，其制作过程较为复杂，首先要用粘土做成人形胎模，干后用生漆将丝绸或夏布层层粘附于其上，再用生漆将混合的膏灰、木粉调匀涂刮，塑造细部，阴干后再打磨抛光，然后在塑像的背后开一个小孔，注水化泥成浆脱出胎模并冲洗干净，晾干后再木块封口，再刷上生漆、贴上金箔，最后涂上桐油或亮漆以持续光泽。那里的罗汉造价虽然很高，但采用的工艺不仅仅省料，而且每尊不超过25公斤，体轻质坚，不透水，不怕水浸。很适应武汉地势低洼，湿度大的气候环境。1954年武汉遭遇百年不遇的特大洪水，很多地方都变成了废墟，这些罗汉也浸泡在水里，洪水退后，罗汉却安然无恙。所以如此看来，别说是过江，就算是让它们去漂洋过海恐怕也不成问题。
好了各位朋友，关于归元寺呢我就给大家介绍到那里，期望我的讲解能令大家满意，不详尽的地方也请大家多多海涵。欢迎各位再次光临武汉，再来看看归元寺。
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