This is my grandma's bedroom, there are some old dolls laid on the engraved wood plank, although it's not so spacious, I have so much unforgettable memories in this space. Since I was 5 years old, I always gathered here with my intimate cousins and my family after school. Whenever we are bored, we killed the time by playing fun game together most of the time, which including hide and seek and role-playing. In the role-playing, we pretended ourselves to be a virtual character in a cartoon or a real being in this world, we had a great time.

Teacher's revised version: This is my grandmother’s bedroom, adorned with antique dolls resting on intricately engraved wooden planks. Despite its modest size, this space holds a plethora of indelible memories for me. From the age of five, it became a customary rendezvous point for me, my close cousins, and our family after school. During bouts of ennui, we diligently whiled away the hours engaging in collective amusement, often partaking in activities such as hide and seek and immersive role-playing. In the latter, we assumed the roles of virtual characters from cartoons or manifested as beings in our tangible reality, resulting in moments of unbridled joy.

Teacher's revised version: Here in my grandmother's bedroom are cherished recollections of my youth, which is why I love it so much. Because of how cramped the area is, it will surely become more so as the number of patrons increases. Dust in the air appears to have somewhat smudged the white wall paint in the backdrop of this picture. A Formosan black bear may be seen behind two quilt stacks; on occasion, I removed it and played with its limbs for fun. The clock on the left side of the picture has been used for a while and is brightened by being inlaid with many rhombic beads. All of this is set up in my grandma's bedroom, including a vintage radio on the wooden plank in the bottom right corner; listening to the speakers' voices broadcasted from the radio was one of her favorite pastimes.

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2) Reducing over-consumption and waste. Reduction of over-consumption and waste avoids the costs of restoring long-term environmental damage and contributes to the quality of tourism.

3) Maintaining biodiversity. Maintaining and promoting natural, social and cultural diversity is essential for long-term sustainable tourism and creates a resilient base for the industry.

4) Integrating tourism into planning. Tourism development which is integrated into a national and local strategic planning framework and which undertake environmental impact assessments increases the long-term viability of tourism.

5) Supporting local economies. Tourism that supports a wide range of local economic activities and which takes environmental costs and values into account, both protects these economies and avoids environmental damage.

6) Involving local communities. The full involvement of local communities in the tourism sector not only benefits them and the environment in general but also improves the quality of the tourism experience.

7) Consulting stakeholders and the public. Consulting between the tourism industry and local communities, organizations and institutions are essential if they are to work alongside each other and resolve potential conflicts of interest.

8) Training staff. Staff training which integrates sustainable tourism into work practices, along with recruitment of personnel at all levels, improves the quality of the tourism product.

9) Marketing tourism responsibly. Marketing that provides tourists with the full and responsible information increases respect for the natural, social and cultural environments of destination areas and enhances customer satisfaction.

10) Undertaking research. Ongoing research and monitoring by the industry using effective data collection and analysis are essential to help solve problems and to bring benefits to destinations, the industry, and consumers.

I am going to talk about a sustainable torism in Six Senses Figi, it is five star resort on the tropical Malolo island, it generates all its power by merely solar power,it obtain a rainwater capture and a onsite water-filtration to exclude the use of disposable bottles, they encourage the concept of reuse, they recycling and composting to grow their own plants.

Environmental Dimensions:

The Natural Resources

Tourism makes use of a range of natural resources, and in many cases, the attractive factors in a resort is likely to be the natural resources, such as clean air, mineral water, clear lakes or vast ocean.

The Natural Environment

Almost all natural landscape or wilderness areas are going to disappear in this world. Nearly all natural landscapes have been affected to some extent by the human activities through the centuries. Tourism is only one industry or activity which changes landscapes.

The natural landscape represents the core of the tourism product in many areas including natural forests, mountains, and regions which attract tourists because of their rivers and lakes.

The Farmed Environment

The farmed environment can cover a diverse range of agricultural systems including agriculture landscapes, man-made forests, and fish farms.

Wildlife

There are different types of animals such as land-based mammals and reptiles, flora, birds, insects, fish, and marine mammals. Tourism can do harm to wildlife through the sobatage of habitats, affecting feeding habits, disrupting breeding patterns, fires in woodlands and people picking rare plants.

The Build Environment

We also need to recognize that, in term of tourism, there are several dimensions to the built environment such as individual buildings and structures, villages and townscapes, transport infrastructure, dams, and reservoirs.

Economic Dimension:

Economic Benefits of Tourism:

• Job creation

• Injection of income into the local economy through the multiplier effect.

• Helping keep the local business viable.

• Infrastructure development.

• Attracts the foreign direct investments.

Economic Costs of Tourism

• Many jobs are low paid and seasonal.

• Opportunity costs.

• Congestion.

• The need to invest in expensive infrastructure which may only be required for part of the year.

• Over-dependence on tourism makes the host economy vulnerable.

Social Dimension:

Some factors can determine if the socio-cultural impacts will be positiv eor negative in a apecific place

including:

• The strength and coherence of the local society and culture.

• The nature of tourism in the resort.

• The level of economic and social development of the host population in relation to the tourists.

• The measures were taken by the public sector in the destination to manage tourism in ways which minimize the socio-cultural costs of tourism.

1. Staying in eco-friendly accommodations

You are able to reduce the impacts of tourism on environment through this method, from renewable energy to

eco-building materials, staying in eco-friendly accomadations also boosts the local economy. In fact, most environmentally friendly lodgings offer zero-kilometer, organic food, which is beneficial to our environment and us.

2.Making optimal use of environmental resources

Although making optimal use of environmental resources preserves natural heritage and biodiversity, we can't ignore the serious problem behind the advantage, which is the unaffordability of the regenerating speed, once the consumption of environmental resources exceed the regenerating speed, climate change and loss of biodiversity will happen.

In this regard, the ecological footprint is an indicator capable of measuring the environmental impact created by the excessive use of natural resources.

3. Taking public transportation

Taking public transportation is one of the way to prevent damage to environment. By using public transport, you can drastically reduces air pollution and improves road congestion.

4. Respecting the culture of local communities

Respecting the culture of local communities conserves cultural and artistic heritage. The interaction with locals is one of the most rewarding things of sustainable travel and preserves traditions passed down from generation to generation. It is essential to respect traditions as they form the identity of the local community and create a sense of unity among people.

5.Buying from and supporting local businesses

Buying from and supporting local businesses empowers the local economy. Futhermore, local products do not involve transportation, require less packaging, and create more jobs opportunities.

6.Traveling slow

Traveling slow minimizes the impact on the environment and saves money. Taking a train is an worthy option for you, not only the cheaper price but also the landscape entering your eyes.

7.Saying NO to single-use plastic

Saying NO to single-use plastic reduces pollution. The production of plastic uses fossil fuels and therefore releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change. In addition, 8 million tons of plastic end up in oceans every year (source: National Geographic) putting marine life at risk.

8.Eating local food

Eating local food ensures freshness and benefits local businesses. In fact, locally produced food does not require transportation, so it is fresh and nutritious. Furthermore, eating local products supports the local economy and contributes to increasing employment and income within a community (tourism multiplier effect).

It is a landmark in Nantou City, It is famous for its bamboos.

In the center of Zhushan downtown is a Taxi Bus Station, even though it was going to be desmantled, the people there was trying to rebuild it and for the public benefit. It is renovated into a tourists attraction, some organic production are sold at the entrance of the station, and some unique product featuring bamboos are also offered in the first floor(crafts, food), such as bamboo ice cream, the suprising thing is that the clerks can serve you the ice cream with a reusable bamboo cup.

The restaurant called" Beyoung Garden" in the second floor is also a example of Sustainable Tourism, the architecture materials is made of woven and bamboo fixtures, they have a series of bamboo style dishes in the restaurant.

1. Who：Me and my classmates.

2. Where：Somewhere in Taiwan（Tauyuan maybe).

3. When：Grade 3 in junior high school

4. Why：It was a necessary event for all students.

5. What：The overnight camping.

6. How：We leave for there by tour bus.

Characters：The serious officer（教官), The kind Teachers, and almost all immature students.

Plot：We（Almost every students） did a slightly strict training at the open space surrounded by the nature, and we engaged in some scheduled activities, which encouraged us to grow up in basic camping skills and principle.

Theme：To imitate a tiny millitary life by practicing long-period standing and keeping in silence until we meet the requirements, and train our ability in pitching a tent, also improve our cohesion by working together on one thing.

When we gather on the cement ground, the first activity we took was pitching a tent, I was lost in the steps of pitching a tent, my teammate assisted me in the end so that I can pass this task, in the afternoon, we stand in a line on a stage like the audiences' seats in the baseball game to cultivate a standard standing posture, we can't take a rest until everyone's posture met the officer's request, I still remember the tough time I stood on the stage and tolerated the soreness on my legs, that's one of the most impressed thing in my memories.

There was a gathering in the night, and each class should prepare a performance to shake it up, our class chose a song from a Korean music group called "BTS", they are one of the most popular group at that time, as soon as the performance finished, the exclamatory applause spread through within one hundred meters, as if the lightening stroke from the sky, we also had a unforgettable night later on, several boys crowded in the tent, the thin air made me feel uncomfortable and the cramped space let us out of breath.