資料來源：《英語暢談世界文化》

每天一分鐘，我們一起玩轉(zhuǎn)世界文化。荷蘭風(fēng)車已經(jīng)成為了荷蘭的一抹特殊的風(fēng)景，雖然昔日的經(jīng)濟(jì)作用已經(jīng)不在，但卻成為了重要的旅游資源。
童鞋們注意引號(hào)不寫，是英式拼寫哦~~

Hints:
Holland 荷蘭
Europe
Cervantes 塞萬提斯
Don Quixote 堂吉訶德
East Anglian 東安格利亞
England
John Constable 約翰 康斯特伯爾
Western
What a great picture! I'm guessing it's Holland, right? Yes, of course! The windmills must have given it away. There are lots in Holland and some are very old, but they have been preserved perfectly. I saw them when I was travelling around Europe last summer. There are lots of different types, too. This one here is a drainage mill, but there are also corn mills and industrial mills for all kinds of purposes. I just think they brighten up the landscape, especially in a country as flat as Holland, standing tall against the horizon with their sails whirling in the air. I agree. Did you know Cervantes wrote about Don Quixote's famous attack on the windmills? Yes, not just that though. There are many paintings of the East Anglian countryside in England by John Constable, whose family owned mills. The windmill has played a part in the historic and artistic, as well as economic, development of Western civilisation. Holland comes to mind first as the windmill capital of the world, but England's windmills were equally plentiful and important to the economy of the country.