法国简介（英文）!200字以内.口语化的介绍法国我是口答，这样恐怕不行......

法国简介（英文）!200字以内.口语化的介绍法国我是口答，这样恐怕不行......
法国简介（英文）!
200字以内.口语化的介绍法国
我是口答，这样恐怕不行......

法国简介（英文）!200字以内.口语化的介绍法国我是口答，这样恐怕不行......
The high Eiffel Tower,the colorful streets,the beautiful river Seine,the glorious palaces,the romantic people,the old history … Paris is a great place to all people in the world.
As the capital of France,Paris is a modern city with a long and rich history.So many events took place here and there are so many places for the visitors to have a trip.
The Triumphal Arch(凯旋门)
was finished in 1836.It’s a world famous building,too.
The Eiffel Tower(埃菲尔铁塔),which is 320 meters high,is the symbol of Paris.It was completed in 1889.
译:耸入云的埃菲尔铁塔,流光溢彩的街道,美丽的塞纳河,金璧辉煌的宫殿,浪漫的民族,源远流长的历史…这就是巴黎 .
作为法国的首都,巴黎是一座古老而又现代的城市.这里发生了太多的历史事件,这里有那么多的地方让你流连忘返.
320米高的埃费尔铁塔是巴黎的标志.它建于1889年

Capital Paris Language French National anthem: "Marseillaise" National flower: decorative design National bird: Cockerel Country stone: Pearl Religious France mainly is Catholicism, next is theprotest...

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Capital Paris Language French National anthem: "Marseillaise" National flower: decorative design National bird: Cockerel Country stone: Pearl Religious France mainly is Catholicism, next is theprotestantism, Eastern Orthodoxy, the Islamism and the Judaism Area 551,600 square kilometers population 58.14 million Currency franc French france, the simple form is FF Time difference Beijing time -7 The geography is located the Europe continent the west tocarry, its south to the equator, north is probably equal to NorthPole's distance The best traveling time from the spring to the summer is thebest season.
中文对照:
首 都 巴黎
语 言 法语
国歌：《马赛曲》
国花：鸢尾花
国鸟：公鸡
国石：珍珠
首都：巴黎(Paris)
宗 教 法国主要是天主教,其次是新教、东正教、伊斯兰教和犹太教
面 积 55.16万平方公里 人 口 5814万
货 币 法郎French france,简写为FF
时 差 北京时刻-7
地 理 位于欧洲大陆的西端,其南到赤道、北至北极的距离大约相等
最佳旅游时间 从春天到夏天是最好的季节
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The French Republic comprises: Metropolitan France (continental France and Corsica)
4 Overseas Departments (Guadeloupe, Guyana, Martinique and Réunion), each equally making up one region since th...

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The French Republic comprises: Metropolitan France (continental France and Corsica)
4 Overseas Departments (Guadeloupe, Guyana, Martinique and Réunion), each equally making up one region since the law of 31.12.1982
4 Overseas Territories (Wallis and Fortuna Isles, New Caledonia and Dependencies, French Polynesia, and the French Southern and Antarctic Territories) having special status
and 2 Autonomous Regions (Mayotte and Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon).
Climate
France has the benefit of a temperate, rather agreeable climate.
Continental France is divided into four climatic zones:
• Oceanic and humid climate with cooler summers to the west of a line from Bayonne to Lille;
• Semi-continental climate with harsh winters and hot summers in Alsace, Lorraine, along the Rhone corridor and in the mountainous massifs (Alps, Pyrenees and Massif Central);
• Intermediate climate with cold winters and hot summers in the north, and in the Paris and central regions;
• Mediterranean climate with mild winters and very hot summers in the south of France.
Weather forecasts given out for each Department by local forecasters are available by calling 0 892 68 02 XX (XX = number of the Department) 0,34?/min or from the website www.meteo.fr/meteonet
The forecasts are updated three times a day on average. The forecasts are for 7 days. They are more detailed as and when the actual day approaches.
Total area: 551,000km2. 3,120km of coastline (taking into account all the twists and curves)
According to the 1999 census, the population of France is 60,185,831.
Maximum distances:
North-south (Dunkirk to Prats-de-Mollo) 973km; east-west (Lauterbourg to Pointe de Corsen) 945.5km; north-west - south-east (Pointe de Corsen to Menton) 1,082km.
Electricity
220 volt (50 to 60 Htz) electricity is generally available (including on graded camp sites). 2 pin plugs are widely used in France (or occasionally 3 round pin plugs). Adaptors are available from most electrical shops in UK.
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France
Country, northwestern Europe. It includes the island of Corsica. Area: 210,026 sq mi (543,965 sq km). Population (2005 est.): 60,733,000. Capital: Paris. The people are mainly French. Lang...

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France
Country, northwestern Europe. It includes the island of Corsica. Area: 210,026 sq mi (543,965 sq km). Population (2005 est.): 60,733,000. Capital: Paris. The people are mainly French. Language: French (official). Religions: Christianity (predominantly Roman Catholic; also Protestant); also Islam, Judaism. Currency: euro. France has extensive plains, rivers, and a number of mountain ranges, including the Pyrenees and the Alps. The climate is generally moderate. More than half of the land is suitable for agriculture, and forests, largely unexploited, cover about one-fourth of the area. France has a developed mixed economy with a preponderance of small firms. Its chief of state is the president, and the head of government is the prime minister. The legislature consists of two houses. France is one of the major economic powers of the world and was a founding member of the European Community (see European Union). Culturally, France has enjoyed a significant role in the world from the early Middle Ages. Archaeological excavations in France indicate continuous settlement from Paleolithic times. By the 5th century BC the Gauls migrated south from the Rhine River valley to the Mediterranean coast of modern France, and in 600 BC Ionian Greeks established several settlements, including one at Marseille. Julius Caesar completed the Roman conquest of Gaul in 50 BC. During the 6th century AD the Salian Franks ruled; by the 8th century power had passed to the Carolingians, so named for the influential reign of Charlemagne. The Hundred Years' War (1337 – 1453) resulted in the return to France of land that had been held by England; by the end of the 15th century, France approximated its modern boundaries. The 16th century was marked by the Wars of Religion between Protestants (Huguenots) and Roman Catholics. Henry IV's Edict of Nantes (1598) granted substantial religious toleration, but this was revoked in 1685 by Louis XIV, who helped to raise monarchical absolutism to new heights. In 1789 the French Revolution proclaimed the rights of the individual and destroyed the ancien régime. Under the rule of Napoleon (1799 – 1814/15), France fought to expand its dominion. It then became a monarchy again until the founding of the Second Republic (1848 – 52), after which Napoleon III ruled as emperor before the creation of the Third Republic in 1871. World War I (1914 – 18) ravaged the northern part of France. After Nazi Germany's invasion of France during World War II, the collaborationist Vichy regime governed. Liberated by Allied and Free French forces in 1944, France restored parliamentary democracy under the Fourth Republic. A costly war in Indochina (see Indochina wars) and rising nationalism in French colonies during the 1950s overwhelmed the Fourth Republic. The Fifth Republic officially began in January 1959 under Charles de Gaulle, who presided over the dissolution of most of France's overseas colonies (see Algerian War; French Equatorial Africa; French West Africa). In 1981 France elected its first socialist president, François Mitterrand. At various times from 1986 through the beginning of the 21st century, France balanced a form of divided government known as "cohabitation," with a president and prime minister of different political parties.

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