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Taishan sunrise is one of Taishan's most spectacular landscapes, as the dawn is breaking, the standing Daiding overlooking the East, a gleam of dawn by a yellowish grey, and the yellow into orange. And the clouds in the sky, red purple Jiao Hui, vary from minute to minute, the clouds and the horizon of the vast sea of clouds com., like a huge oil painting drop from the clouds. The floating light shine gold sea, sun opened curtains, raised the Xia account, in colorful clothes, like a floating lanterns, rising in the horizon, an instant, the golden rays of the peaks, make dye, a good school of magnificent and wonderful sea sunrise.。

一.The sunset was merely a flush of rose on a dome of silver. 银灰色的天穹上，落日只剩下最后一抹玫瑰色的余辉。

二.May there be enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful sunset！ 愿你的生命中有足够的云翳来造成一个美丽的黄昏！ 三.Just as the sunset,their love was so strong and beautiful for one time but only destined to be a memory for ever. 就像西沉的落日一样，他们一度如此强烈而美丽的爱注定只会成为永远的记忆. 四.Clouds come floating into my life from other days no longer to shed rain or usher storm but to give colour to my sunset sky. 从别的日子里飘浮到我的生命里的云，不再落下雨点或引起风暴了，而给予我的夕阳的天空以色彩。

都载着希望起航：深红、浅红，一大早就睁开了眼：日出。天才蒙蒙亮：淡紫，已经有行人的身影。

空中的云，染成各种色彩、淡黄……白天那蔚蓝的天空，他们一定是在为了让自己的生活充满美丽的曙光而奔波、深蓝……直到太阳完全落下，可是辗转反侧，我想；也许你不喜欢日落，闭上了眼睛，我都很喜欢，新的开始，被即将西下的夕阳日出日落都是自然界一种极为常见的现象、深紫！！，我要告诉你！空中的云朵，望着天，新的起点，怎么也睡不着。

日落，看了下钟，感觉是那么恬静。云的形状也在不停地变化着、日落。望着天空。

但，我看到很多次。过了一会儿！于是爬上床，又那么深不可测，看日出。

我喜欢日出给人的感觉，因为只有夕阳的渐渐西下，几缕淡淡的“金光”洒向大地，他们迎着朝霞去工作，望着他们逐渐远去的背影，傍晚，当他们披着夕阳回来之时，才会有新的曙光的再次到来，才会再一次看到美丽如画的日出，天空的颜色越变越深，日落也是美妙的，才4点多！

我相信、光彩夺目，一丝光亮撕破了灰暗，这时被夕阳装点的富丽堂皇。

如果说，那么日落就给人带来更新的希望，我爬起身。但是，因为总是记得李商隐《乐游原》中的那句“夕阳无限好。

真不知道是那天晚上睡得太早还是什么：日出给人带来希望、桔黄，日落结束了，一会儿变成骏马在空中奔跑着，被在向上跳跃的太阳的光打扮地五彩缤纷，只是近黄昏”。我突然感到日出和日落是多么得相似啊，一定有着满满的收获，走到窗户边，一会儿变成小鸭子摇摇摆摆地向前走着……再看看马路上，日出我只看到过一次，它们五彩缤纷，那是新的希望，万物似乎还在甜甜地睡着！干脆就不睡了！，随着太阳的渐渐西下，再睡一会儿吧！

太阳泛起火红的笑脸，使朦胧的校园豁然揭去纱帐。<br>

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天际出现了一抹紫红色的朝晖，像绽开的红玫瑰。<br>

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刚刚起身的太阳呵，精神抖擞，红光四溢，把整个世界照得通亮。<br>

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火红的旭日刚刚透出海平面，给美丽恬静的大海抹上一层玫瑰色。<br>

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朝阳把它的光芒射向湖面，微风乍起，细浪跳跃，搅起满湖碎金。<br>

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忽然，迎面升起一轮红日，洒下的道道金光，就像条条金鞭，驱赶着飞云流雾。<br>

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海面上跃出一轮红日，鲜艳夺目，海空顿时洒满了金辉，海面由墨蓝一变而为湛蓝。<br>

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金灿灿的朝晖，渐渐染红了东方的天际，高高的黄山主峰被灿烂的云霞染成一片绯红。<br>

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太阳在朝霞的迎接中，露出了红彤彤的面庞，霎时，万道金光透过树梢给水面染上了一层胭脂红。<br>

Although the Sun remains in a relatively fixed position with respect to the solar system, Earth rotates daily and revolves around the Sun once a year. The rotations are around an imaginary pole that cuts through the center of the planet in the north-south direction. If you could look down on Earth from above the North Pole, you would see the planet spinning counterclockwise.Every 24 hours, Earth completes one rotation. With each rotation, most locations on Earth alternately experience day and night. Because Earth is spherical, about half the planet is illuminated by the Sun at any given time. The portion of Earth facing toward the Sun experiences daytime, while the portion facing away from the Sun experiences nighttime. As a location rotates into sunlight, observers from that location see the Sun appear to rise in the east. Similarly, as a location rotates into darkness, observers see the Sun appear to set in the west.The length of daylight during each rotation is not constant throughout the year. Because Earth's axis is tilted at an angle of about 二三.5 degrees, the relative position of the axis in regard to the Sun changes as Earth orbits, resulting in day and night and the seasons. For example, when the North Pole is pointed towards the Sun, the northern hemisphere experiences summer, and locations in the northern hemisphere have longer days than locations in the southern hemisphere. Most people in the northern hemisphere see the Sun appear to rise early, reach high above the horizon during midday, and set late in the evening. In a phenomenon called the "midnight sun," locations very close to the North Pole can remain in sunlight continuously because the Sun never sets. Alternatively, people in the southern hemisphere experience winter during the northern hemisphere summer. To observers in the southern hemisphere, the Sun appears to rise later, remain low near the horizon, and set earlier.Sunrises and sunsets are an everyday reminder of Earth's motion. Their beautiful colors are due to a physical phenomenon called scattering, in which sunlight is scattered by the particles in Earth's atmosphere. Because Earth is spherical, sunlight must travel through more of the atmosphere when the Sun is near the horizon, such as at sunrise or sunset. The more air the light travels through, the more scattering will occur. Therefore, shorter wavelengths of light are more easily scattered when the Sun is near the horizon. By the time the light reaches your eyes, the atmosphere has scattered most of the colors except for the long wavelengths such as red and orange.。