A Letter to Japan|给日本的一封信

A Letter to Japan

给日本的一封信

(本作文题目取材自 100 年大学入学考试研究用试卷【卷 1】)

提示:你从新闻报导得知日本大地震,灾情严重,请写一封信给在日本的朋友,表达慰问之意。请依照下列所附书信格式书写。


请注意:为避免评分困扰,不得使用自己真实的中文或英文名字。


一般书信写作格式:

   1. 日期(date)─如 October 18, 2011(美式写法)或 7 June 2011(英式写法)。


   2. 收信人称谓(salutation)─如 Dear Peter,、Dear Mr. Chen,(后加逗号),或 To whom it may concern:(敬启者)。


   3. 信件主体(body of the letter)─通常一般信件仍采用内缩式,商业书信多用齐头式。可在进入信的主题前加一些问候语(问候近况、询问健康,表思念对方等)。


   4. 结尾敬语(complimentary close)─如 Sincerely, Yours truly, Best regards, 等。


   5. 签名(signature)─如 Peter Lin(应亲笔签名)。


破 题

第一段:向日本朋友描述你从新闻上得知关于日本大地震的事件,以及你听到新闻之后的感想如何。


第二段:用自身的经验来安慰并鼓励日本朋友。


布 局

第一段:引言→ 1-2 句:问候朋友的近况。

破题→ 2-4 句:自己从新闻报导得知的灾情状况。

感受→ 1-2 句:表达自己对这场灾难的感受。


第二段:过程→ 2-4 句:以自身经历过 921 地震的经验来安慰朋友。

结论→ 3-5 句:再度给朋友鼓励与支持,给予度过难关的勇气。


大 纲

1. 前 提:I haven't heard from you since the earthquake.


2. 发展句:Japan has suffered a lot from the recent earthquake that caused a tsunami.


a.  The tsunami ruined several reactors at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, which led to radiation leaks.

b.  A lot of people have died, and many survivors are now living in fear.

I can understand how you must feel because I lived through the 921 earthquake in Taiwan.

a.  I couldn't sleep after the initial quake because of all the aftershocks on the following nights.

b.  The proverb, "After a storm comes a calm," came to mind.

c.  I hope this proverb can also help you, and if you need anything, I am here for you.


   3. 结论句:Always remember that misery does come to an end and tomorrow will be better.


简函范文:

April 20, 2011

Dear Tom,

How have you been? I haven't heard from you since the earthquake. I learned from the news that Japan has suffered a lot from the recent earthquake that caused a tsunami, which ruined several reactors at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima and led to radiation leaks. Tens of thousands of people have died, and many survivors are now living in fear. While watching the news, I felt sorry for all the hardships you and your countrymen have had to experience.


I can understand how you must feel because I lived through the 921 earthquake in Taiwan over 10 years ago. I couldn't sleep during the nights following the initial quake because of the aftershocks. Then I remembered a proverb, "After a storm comes a calm." It was this saying that gave me the courage to get through that difficult period. I hope the same proverb can also help you. If you need anything, just let me know and I will do my best. Always remember that misery does eventually come to an end and that tomorrow will be better.


Love,

Susan


亲爱的汤姆:

  最近好吗?我从地震发生后就没收到你的任何只字词组。我从新闻得知日本在最近的地震中损失惨重,地震引起的海啸使福岛核电厂数具反应炉受损,导致辐射外泄。数万人在灾难中身亡,许多幸存者至今仍生活在恐惧中。看到这些新闻,我对你和你的同胞必须经历这所有苦难深感遗憾。


  我能了解你的感觉,因为 10 多年前我同样熬过了台湾的 921大地震。最初地震发生后的几个夜晚,我因为余震而难以入眠。之后我想起『否极泰来』这句谚语。就是这句谚语给我度过难关的勇气。我希望这句话也能对你有帮助。如果你需要任何东西,请让我知道,我会尽一切力量送到你手上。请记得悲惨的日子终将过去,明天会是更美好的一天。


                       诚挚的

苏珊 敬上

2011年 4 月 20 日




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