地我喜欢看BBC或其它一些有关自然和人文的地理纪录片;我也喜欢旅游,四处走走,体会不一样的风情。这些,或许和学习地理没有太大关系,但无论是纪录片还是旅游,都培养了我对地理的兴趣,也拓展了视野。地理绝不是书本就能摆下的盛宴。“读万卷书,行万里路。”有些探索性的纪录片中,不仅可领略到世界上许多令人惊异的地理现象,还能学到严密的地理思维。如在关于落基山脉形成的研究中,地理地质学家通过不同地区、不同高度的岩石采样分析还原落基山脉形成过程。在旅行中,也可学着分析一些地理现象,如在小南海地震遗 I like to watch the BBC or some other geography documentary about nature and humanity. I also like to travel, walk around and experience different styles. These may not have much to do with studying geography, but both the documentary and the travel have cultivated my interest in geography and broadened my horizons. Geography is by no means a book. “Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles.” In some exploratory documentaries, not only can one appreciate the many amazing geo-physical phenomena in the world, they can also learn rigorous geographical thinking. As in the study of the formation of the Rocky Mountains, geologists have used the sampling of rock samples from different regions and at different altitudes to restore the formation of the Rocky Mountains. In the travel, but also learn to analyze some of the geographical phenomena, such as the earthquake in the Little South China Sea