谁能写一篇关于三峡的导游词啊 250字左右啊 急急急谢谢了
王羲之的《兰亭集序》流传千古。
关于兰亭的称谓，清·于敏《浙程备览》认为：“或云兰亭，非右军始，旧亭堠之亭，如邮铺相似，因右军禊会，名遂著于天下。
” 此时，兰亭正在我们的面前，你是否也感受到了古代文人墨客在写诗作画时的心境
一千六百多年来，兰亭地址几经变迁， 当我们来到兰亭门前，便看见“鹅池”二字，这两个字各成风格，“鹅”字看起来有着南方人的秀气，而“池”字则显得象北方汉子南洋的粗犷，人称“父子碑”,据说是王羲之与其子王献之共同书写的。
忽见鹅池中几只白鹅悠然嬉游，颇有生趣。
而王羲之书法的“飘若浮云，矫若惊龙”的精髓就是从鹅的形体上，悟出书法的真谛。
顺着小径前行，迎面的是一亭，一痕痕沉沉的历史的斑迹显现出来。
内一石碑上书“兰亭”二字，系清康熙手书。
西侧是“乐池”，临池有“俯仰亭”。
东侧为流觞亭，亭内有“曲水邀欢处”一匾，正下悬唐名画家李公麟的《兰亭修禊图》。
一条清澈的小溪，水澄如镜，在竹影树荫下缓缓并带着轻快的节奏逶迤流过，流得那样洒脱自在。
几只时而盘旋、时而俯冲的蝴蝶，几片沿溪而下的花瓣构成一幅美妙的图画。
当年，王羲之邀约41位文人雅士列坐曲水两旁，并在水上漂流起装有酒的“觞”（酒杯），水流时急时缓，觞也就时飘时停。
觞停在谁面前，谁就得写一首诗。
王羲之将所赋37首诗汇集成册并书写下了《兰亭集序》，从此历史登上了一个文人思想境界的巅峰。
美丽的神龙山作文300字
在寒假里，我怀悦的心情和爸爸妈妈一起趟姥姥家。
姥姥家的途中，我目睹了祖大好河山，处处感受到了欢乐祥和的气氛。
路上所见所闻，给我留下了非常深刻的印象。
在姥姥家的七天时间里，爸爸妈妈带我去了很多有名的景点，其中就有被誉为“人间天堂”的神农山。
神农山位于河南省沁阳市北部，分为紫金顶、仙神河和逍遥河三大景区。
正月初五早晨，我们一同来到了神农山旅游风景区，那里已经有很多游客了，停车场几乎停满了车辆……远远望去，宛如城墙的大门上有“神农山”三个耀眼夺目的大字，两边雕刻着两条张牙舞爪的巨龙，气势雄伟壮观。
进入大门，道路两旁是高大挺拔的松树，好像一个个健壮的巨人守卫着美丽的神农山。
走着走着，我的眼前突然出现了一个巨人的雕像，我飞快地跑到雕像前,只见巨人的双手捧着一束五谷麦穗，当时我在想：眼前的巨人叫什么名字
为什么要把这座雕像立在这里
这时，我发现雕像前有一个简介牌，看完后我才得知巨人叫炎帝神农，相传是人类的祖先，他庄重而慈祥、与人为善、教民播种。
我想：神农山可能就是由此而来的吧
后来，我们给炎帝烧了柱香，敲钟的管理员还给了我一条红色的丝带，上面写着“好人一生平安”六个黄色的字，象征着平安吉祥。
我们沿着弯曲的小路盘旋而上，两旁的松树泛着淡淡的绿色，绽放着笑容。
这里的山峰非常奇特，有的山峰先是倾斜着向上，到半山腰的时候又突然高高耸起，就像站在山顶的巨人；有的像岩石一样，一层一层叠着组成山峰……当时我很惊讶，人工要建造这种山峰是绝对不可能的，哇
大自然的力量真大呀
不知不觉中，我们到了云阳寨，在这里我们需要乘坐观缆车才能上到山顶，听服务员说山顶特别的漂亮。
我听了后，已经迫不及待地想登上观览车了。
我乘着缆车徐徐而上，底下的山逐渐变小了，就跟玩具积木差不多大小了。
在缆车上，我看见眼前的山峰是半圆形的，中间的往上凸，仿佛我们被包围在了整个峡谷里；有的时候我还觉得好像置身在海底里，坐着专用电梯从海底垂直而上。
想着想着，突然，我看见有一座山峰是圆柱形的，顶端又黑又大，山峰上还有一点儿积雪，就像一位少女穿着一件白色的长裙站在山谷里。
呵呵，真有意思啊
这时，我们已经升得很高了，我往下看去是一片片雪松，就像是在神仙般的银杉园里一样，特别特别的壮观。
不一会儿，我们乘坐的缆车就到南天门了，我从缆车里走了下来，眼前便是在雾里亭亭玉立的雪松。
我们继续往上爬，越往上爬我觉得有一点儿呼吸困难，但我并没有放弃。
在离山顶不远的地方，我们只能看见雾了，好像我们已经被大雾包围的滴水不漏一样。
爬上山顶，我舒了口长气。
此时，举目望去，大大小小的山峰错落有致、连绵不断，真有“会当凌绝顶，一览众山小”的感觉。
在山顶上，我们拍了许多照片，留下了美好的回忆。
这时爸爸说：“时间不早了，该回家了”。
我恋恋不舍的离开了神农山。
今天我真高兴
为三峡写一段导游词
Shennongjia Scenic Area The Shennongjia district in remote northwestern Hubei has the wildest scenery in the province. With heavily forested mountains of fir, pine and hemlock -including something rare in China, old-growth stands -the area is known as a treasure trove of more than 1300 species of medicinal plants. Indeed, the name for the area roughly translates as ‘Shennong’s Ladder’ to commemorate a legendary emperor, Shennong, believed to be the founder of herbal medicine and agriculture. According to the legend, he heard about some special plants growing up high on a precipice, so he cut down a great tree and used it to climb to the site and reach the plants, which he added to his medical collection. As part of a more modern legend, Shennongjia is also famous for the sightings of wild, ape-like creatures - a Chinese equivalent of the Himalayan Yeti or the North American Bigfoot. The stories are interesting, but the creatures seem to be able to distinguish between peasants and scientists -molesting the former and evading the latter. Nevertheless, there is a small base station set up in the reserve with displays of ‘evidence’ of sightings. More real, but just as elusive perhaps, are species of leopard, bear, wild boar and monkey (including the endangered Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey) that reportedly inhabit the area. Foreigners are only allowed into the area of the Shennongjia district near the town of Muyuping, 200km northwest of Yichang. There are two high peaks in the area, Shennongjiashan at 3105m and Laojunshan at 2936m. It’s a 10-hour bus ride to Muyuping from Yichang, or you can take a boat to Xiangxi (five hours) on the Three Gorges and from there it’s a 90km ride to Muyuping. From Muyuping you will have to hire a car to get into the reserve. Banbiyan Banbiyan, 5 kilometres from Liaowang Tower, is famous for its stone forest and for sightings of the so-called wild man, the Chinese Yeti. The bamboo that covers the mountain and plain makes a great hiding place for anyone wanting to hang out with Bigfoot.At nearly 2,600 metres, the grassy meadows of Banbiyan frequently play host to a colorful festival of song and dance by the locals. Custom dictates that visitors are welcomed by song. Not quite The Sound of Music, but the spectacle is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many. Shennongding The pyramid-sharp Shennong Peak covers an area of about 2 square kilometres, rising from the centre to China to a height of 3105 metres above sea level. Clouds often nestle at the summit where ridges stretch on into the distance. The area is covered by tiers of fir, bamboo and azalea. The firs, as tall as 40 metres, have dense leaves on branches that block off the sunlight. The azaleas blossom pink and violet in summer. The area is also home to some rare animals including the golden monkey, white bear and antelope.Yanzidong Halfway up a hill just east of Yanziya lies Yanzidong, a cave famous for its golden swallows. A short 50 metre climb up from the road leads to the entrance - the cave itself heads backwards into the mountain for more than 3 kilometres. One of the few swallows that doesn‘t migrate seasonally, the golden swallow inhabits the cave all year round. Standing inside the entrance, you will breathe in the damp air and watch steam rising from the walls, which gleam like glass. Above hang the birds‘ nests, warm and dry.Outside the cave you can watch the swallows dancing in the air, and diving in and out of their dark home.
