Ballarni quyidagi havolalar orqali stib olishingiz mumkin.
Describe a work of art you have seen (e.g. a painting or statue/ sculpture)
You should say:
When you (first) saw this work of art
Where you saw it
What it looked like
And explain your feelings about this work of art when you saw it
Sample:
I'd like to talk about the painting of the famous painter, Qi Baishi, the one
called Shrimps. There are several shrimps swimming in the picture, and they
are so vivid that one may mistake them for real shrimps, but for the signature
of Qi on the side of the painting. I got to know the painting from the painting
album shown by my teacher. From the work of Qi, I came to appreciate the
beauty of Chinese brush drawing and the importance of observation to a
painter.
I was interested in painting and joined a workshop on weekends while
attendingprimary school. My teacher used to show us students a painting on
each session, asking what we could see in it and how we feel about it.
Looking at it, I felt the shrimps were not still but were playing in the water, for it seemed that their feelers were moving. Then he would introduce its author
and its characteristic forward, describing the beauty of the painting. Though
it's black and white, I was attracted, for the first time I realized a painter could
be wonderful without bright color. After class, I found materials of Qi, and
appreciated other pictures of him. Bom in a poorfamily, Qi was educated for a
few years, and he started to make a living at the age of fifteen as a wood
carver. Ten years later, he fell in love with painting and turned to learn from
teachers. He was known to people in his 40th, and was famous for painting
fruits, vegetable and animals like birds. He was honored 4an artist of people',
for the stuff he painted was used or seen in people's daily life. It's said, Qi
spent months on observing the shrimps he fed in a bowl before he got the
idea how to do the work. Qi is one of the great artists I admire.
Sample2
I’d like to talk about the statue of Qiujin-a heroine in Chinese Xinhai
Revolution, located on the side of the West Lake. The statue, made of white
jade, is actually Qiujin’s tomb. Set on a two-meter high square stone, the
statue is about one and a half size of an ordinary person. On the stone, the
account of her life by her best friends was engraved, as well as the inscription,
praising her contribution, by Sun Yat-sen. As carved, she wears a popular
hair style in her age, wearing Tang suit and a dress. Her left hand rests on
her waist, and her right hand holding a sword. The statue is vivid and
impressive.
Qiujin was a famous revolutionist, who received good education and devoted
to overthrow the Qing Government. Also she was an excellent poet. Died at
32, she was an influential person in history and her life story was written in
the textbook, being known to all the Chinese. There was a long story of
setting up of the statue. Qiujin was beheaded and buried in a hurry in
Shaoxing city. Half a year later, her best friends bought the site to rebury her.
As a year ago before she was sentenced, Qiujin made a visit to Hangzhou and
she said it would be her honor to be buried somewhere in the area, where
situated the memorial museum of Xuefei, a national hero. In the last five
years, however, her tomb was moved to the hometown of her husband’s after
he died, since it’s a tradition in China that a couple should be buried together
after their death. Not until the October of 1981 then her tomb was rebuilt in
the original site and the statue was made for her by the government.
It’s good for the statue being built in Hangzhou, as more people can have the
opportunity to appreciate it and honor Qiujin.