The people of Reykjavik are used to lying down for the winter, when each day brings with it only a few hours of sunlight. February coming, they’re more than ready to wake up from hibernation（冬眠）and welcome the first signs of spring. The local authorities decided this was a good time of a year to try to raise people’s spirits, and in 2002 they set up the Winter Lights Festival（February 7 to 10）. Starting out as Museum Night, when museums waived their fees and stayed open until midnight, the festival has grown to an event that marks the coming return of daylight. For a few days, the city comes alive with bright lights, street performances, theater, dances, and live music. Shops, cafés, outdoor hot pools and the museums stay open until 12:00 pm and they’re all free of charge, with free bus services provided. Here are another two things about Reykjavik that will help you celebrate the coming end of winter.

The Blue Lagoon is Iceland’s most famous tourist attraction. Being an amazing place at any time of day, it is magical at dusk, when the steamy, ice blue waters shine in color. Little wooden bridges and walkways connect smaller pools with a larger pool, which contains geothermal（地热的）seawater heated from 37℃ to 39℃. The Lava Restaurant has great views over the waters. Basic entrance to the lagoon costs $ 44.

The Imagine Peace Tower, Yoko Ono’s memorial to John Lennon, was first lit by Ono on October 9, 2007, Lennon’s birthday, and shone until December 8, the date he was killed in 1980. It’s lit on the same date every year, as well as New Year’s Eve and spring equinox, which in 2013 is on March 20. The tower contains 15 searchlights that send a column of lights 4,000m up into the night sky. Guided tours are available（可获得的）with pick-up from your hotel for $ 39.

We had a geography lesson about the Sahara in last week. It's a large desert，the world largest，in fact. It is near equal to the United States in size and cover more than 9 million square kilometers. It is more than 4，600 kilometers from east to west but 1，600 kilometers from north to south. The Sahara has a very dry climate. An average annual rainfall is not even 10 centimeters，and worse still，many areas received less than 2 centimeters per year. There is few surface water in the Sahara. The Nile river does running across the Sahara，and there are some green places，but the surface is still dry. Of the green places in the Sahara，about 90%of them are large enough support tiny villages.

We are very glad to have the chance to visit to the British Museum. No other museums can take place of the British Museum. It is a famous tourist attraction for tourist all over the world. It consists of many showrooms, one of what is the showroom of China. It was divided into several parts to display different objects from China. When you look around the showroom, it may seem strangely to you that Britain should have taken so much valuable things from China.

If you don't have enough time or don't want to leave out something, I suggest that you should make a list of the things you want to see. While visited the museum, you should keep your eyes open.

Located in the Pacific，Fiji attractions bring together the traditional world and the modern world in a unique 【小题1】（combine）. Here you will find luxury resorts and hotels，historic sites，surfing and diving；another attraction is the island tour by small plane，bus or boat.

The archipelago（群岛）consists of 332 islands，of 【小题2】 226are uninhabited due to lack of drinking water or too little space. Sunny，unique and undamaged，Fiji attractions 【小题3】（be）one thousand miles of pure white sand，lovely coral gardens and blue lagoons.

According to the legends of the great Fijian chief，Lutunasobasoba 【小题4】（pass）with people across the sea to the new land of Fiji. And most scientists agree 【小题5】 the idea that local people came here from Southeast Asian tourist attractions via Indonesia. Europeans discovered the islands 【小题6】（accident）in the 17th century.

The first visitors from the continent there were shipwrecked（遭遇海难）and 【小题7】（escape）criminals. Sandalwood traders and missionaries began later to visit the islands. Nature in Fiji attracts many 【小题8】（tourist）to the islands. 【小题9】 you are interested in customs，traditions and crafts of local people，do not forget 【小题10】（visit）Fiji attractions and the National Museum of Fiji.