Hidden London: the Exhibition
Visit an “abandoned” Tube station underworld and discover what secrets are hidden beneath our busy streets in our new Hidden London exhibition at London Transport Museum!
Hidden London: the Exhibition takes you on a journey of some of London’s most secret spaces in the world’s oldest underground system. These “forgotten” parts of the Tube network have incredible stories to tell about Britain’s wartime past.
You can enjoy the largest number of rare photos and objects from disused stations that have been brought together in one location.
Discover stories about how Churchill took shelter at the height of the Blitz deep underground at Down Street station. See how shelterers lived down at Clapham South station, where they slept and how they kept entertained.
You can also explore other locations that we have recreated in our Global Gallery, including the historic abandoned ticket hall at Aldwych station with an original 1930s ticket office.
The exhibition uncovers why these “lost” parts of the underground network exist. Changes in population, economic priorities and political pressures have all led to spaces being abandoned. But they rarely stay that way. While some sections of the Tube system lie “forgotten”, many have been repurposed for new activities and are used for special Hidden London tours, growing salad leaves, and for filming locations, including Charing Cross, which featured in Skyfall (2012).
Admission Charges:
Child Ticket: FREE
Adult Ticket: £16.50 per ticket
Reduced Ticket: £15.50 per ticket
Reduced price applies to senior citizens (60+) and visitors with disabilities.
Opening Times:
Every day: 10:00-18:00
Last entry: 17:00
Address: 39 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London
【小题1】What can visitors do at the exhibition?
A.Admire a collection of photos. | B.Buy tickets in a deserted hall. |
C.Grow vegetables underground. | D.Live a sheltered life in war time. |
A.Aldwych. | B.Down Street. | C.Charing Cross. | D.Clapham South. |
A.£31 | B.£33 | C.£46.5 | D.£49.5 |
Advertising has become part of modern life. But what is advertising exactly? In short, it refers to the activity of promoting a product or service.
The history of advertising has always been closely linked with that of the mass media. From the ancient simple advertisements painted on outdoor signs to the colourful, interactive ones in smart phone apps, advertising and the mass media have developed hand in hand.
Because the mass media reaches so many people, it is a perfect vehicle for advertisers.
Based on the psychology behind creating a desire to buy, advertisers have developed ways of persuading people into purchasing their products or services.
Of course, some advertisements are not so obvious: product placement is typically used in films with huge box- office success and TV shows with high ratings. Other types of mass media use product placement too, including video games.
A.Now, advertising is becoming more digital and more personalized. |
B.Advertising will be more about understanding individual customers. |
C.In other words, it tries to persuade people to buy a product or service. |
D.A common technique to make an impact is to create a memorable slogan. |
E.As media channels have grown in number and type, so have advertisements. |
F.It is common for sports video game series to feature different in-game equipment with real brand names. |
G.With advertisements placed on social media at peak times, people will know about the product or service. |
Go to North pole on The polar Express!
Between November 24th and December 30th each year, you and your kids can enjoy The Polar Express Train Ride in the Sea World Orlando!
This amazing journey takes you and your children to the North Pole on the actual train that has appeared in The Polar Express movie. You will have your yellow ticket checked by the conductor(售票员), dance with cooks who will serve tasty drinks and treats, Interact(互动)with the characters from the movie, along with enjoying Chris Van Allsburg’s reading of the classic children s book The Polar Express.
Upon arrival at the North Pole, Santa Claus will climb into the train and visit each family. Each child will receive a bell from him as the first gift of Christmas.
After singing many sweet Christmas songs, kids will return to real life with a completely new sense of Christmas joy.
To make the ride more exciting, kids may put on costumes(戏装), just like the children on the train in the movie!
It is a long way from Orlando to the North Pole, but The Polar Express Train Ride can take you there and back in a little over an hour. Ticket price is $32 for one seat. Children under the age of 2 may ride for free if they do not take a seat. A ticket at half price is required if the child takes a separate seat.
【小题1】When can visitors enjoy The Polar Express Train Ride in the Sea World Orlando?A.All year around. | B.Only in winter. |
C.Usually in autumn. | D.Just before Christmas. |
A.Go to the South Pole by train. | B.Watch a movie with the same. |
C.Serve tasty drinks and treats. | D.Enjoy Chris Van Allsburg's reading. |
A.$32. | B.$64. | C.$80. | D.$96. |
Every year That’s Mandarin holds a Chinese Summer Camp for Teens. Between the months of June and August your children can join us at our Shanghai or Beijing campuses for some Chinese language learning. Our programmes have been carefully designed to offer a fantastic combination of fun and education.
As well as our professional Chinese classes, our students will get the chance to explore their chosen city and develop a good understanding of Chinese culture through our exciting outings and activities. The Shanghai & Beijing summer camp courses come in many packages to suit the needs of both children and their parents, including full-time camp, day camp and morning camp. In additional to the convenient schedule, all children are put into groups arranged by age and language level. We guarantee you will see a huge improvement in your children’s Chinese after their camp experience! Full campers get accommodation included. Please visit our website for all the details.
Programme Information
Location School Term Cost | A: Beijing, China B: Shanghai, China Summer 2-week 4-week Morning Camp ¥5,000 ¥9,200 Day Camp ¥9,000 ¥17,200 Full Camp ¥20,000 ¥38,200 |
Degree Level Required | High school students |
Subject Areas | Elementary Chinese, Intermediate (中级的) Chinese, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies |
Housing | Homestays Hotels Participants live independently |
Travel | Participants travel to the programme independently |
You can find the Application Form below. If you have any difficulty downloading the application form, please e-mail us at info@ thatsmandarin.com.
【小题1】The aim of the Chinese Summer Camp is to ___________.A.offer family trip opportunities |
B.free parents from looking after their kids |
C.improve students’ Chinese in a fun way |
D.give teenagers more independence |
A.¥29,000 | B.¥25,000 | C.¥14,000 | D.¥29,200 |
A.the participants have to sign up for the programme in groups |
B.the participants will explore both Beijing and Shanghai |
C.participants have no choice but to stay in hotels and homestays |
D.the Chinese Summer Camp for Teens takes place annually |
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