一、青島啤酒的英文名字

青島啤酒集團：Tsingtao Brewery Group

華潤啤酒集團：China Resource Brewery Ltd

燕京啤酒集團：Beijing Yanjing Beer Group Corporation

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二、原來的寶雞啤酒現(xiàn)在叫什么

現(xiàn)在做漢斯和寶啤兩個牌子。

1、啤酒是人類最古老的酒精飲料之一，是水和茶之后世界上消耗量排名第三的飲料。啤酒于二十世紀初傳入中國，屬外來酒種。

2、啤酒是根據(jù)英語Beer譯成中文“啤”，稱其為“啤酒”，沿用至今。啤酒以大麥芽、酒花、水為主要原料，經(jīng)酵母發(fā)酵作用釀制而成的飽含二氧化碳的低酒精度酒，被稱為“液體面包”，是一種低濃度酒精飲料。

3、啤酒乙醇含量最少、故喝啤酒不但不易醉人傷人、少量飲用反而對身體健康有益處。

三、青島啤酒節(jié)的英文簡介是什么？

Qingdao Beer Festival was founded in 1991. It was initially sponsored by Qingdao Brewery and later organized by the Qingdao Municipal People's Government. The event is a large-scale festival with beer as the medium, integrating tourism, leisure, cultural entertainment, economic and trade exhibitions.?

It opens in Qingdao every year on the second weekend of August for 15 days. Tian, the largest wine Carnival in China, has a wide range of visibility and influence at home and abroad, and is known as the largest beer festival in Asia.

中文翻譯：

青島啤酒節(jié)始創(chuàng)于1991年，最初是由青島啤酒廠主辦，后由青島市人民政府組建專門的機構(gòu)主辦，該活動是以啤酒為媒介，集融旅游休閑、文化娛樂、經(jīng)貿(mào)展示于一體的大型節(jié)慶活動，每年八月的第二個周末在青島開幕，為期15天，是國內(nèi)規(guī)模最大的酒類狂歡活動，在國內(nèi)外具有較廣泛的知名度和影響力，被譽為亞洲最大的啤酒盛會。

Qingdao Beer Festival was founded in 1991. It was initially sponsored by Qingdao Brewery and later organized by the Qingdao Municipal People's Government. The event is a large-scale festival with beer as the medium, integrating tourism, leisure, cultural entertainment, economic and trade exhibitions.?

It opens in Qingdao every year on the second weekend of August for 15 days. Tian, the largest wine Carnival in China, has a wide range of visibility and influence at home and abroad, and is known as the largest beer festival in Asia.

中文翻譯：

青島啤酒節(jié)始創(chuàng)于1991年，最初是由青島啤酒廠主辦，后由青島市人民政府組建專門的機構(gòu)主辦，該活動是以啤酒為媒介，集融旅游休閑、文化娛樂、經(jīng)貿(mào)展示于一體的大型節(jié)慶活動，每年八月的第二個周末在青島開幕，為期15天，是國內(nèi)規(guī)模最大的酒類狂歡活動，在國內(nèi)外具有較廣泛的知名度和影響力，被譽為亞洲最大的啤酒盛會。

　　Qingdao's clean beaches, European architecture and greatbeer inspired by Lao Shan's crisp spring water make thiscity in southern Shandong an idyllic getaway to spend a few relaxing days strolling along the boardwalk while watching the sun rise over the ocean.

　　Qingdao is deceptively named Green Island in Chinese, despite it having no island, and locals refer to this laidback town as the island city. It was only a small scenic fishing village until the might of international politics thrust it upon the world stage. In 1897 two German missionaries in Shandong province were murdered. Using this as a pretext, in 1898 Kaiser Wilhelm II forced the Qing government to lease Qingdao to Germany for 99 years.

　　The Kaiser intended to keep Qingdao for those 99 years and so built a typically German-styled city. The Germans expanded Qingdao's infrastructure, enlarged its harbor, built a rail connection to the provincial capital and piped in spring water from Lao Shan. Taking advantage of Lao Shan's spring water, a beer brewery was built in 1903, and today Qingdao is a center for Chinese beer production.

　　The city remained in German possession until World War I, when the Japanese, with British aid, took the city. As a member of the Allied Powers, the Chinese government demanded the return of Qingdao, but under the Treaty of Versailles, Qingdao and all German possessions in Asia were given to Japan. Bowing to widespread protests, the Chinese delegation refused to sign the treaty and in 1919, pent-up resentment and anger unleashed itself as the May Fourth Movement. The movement was a decisive point in the creation of a national Chinese consciousness. In 1922, control of Qingdao was finally transferred back to the Chinese.

　　The skilled German engineers made Qingdao into a small Bavarian-like town. Fresh air and crowd-free streets help complete the transformation. The area around Bada Guan (八大關(guān)), close to the No. 2 Bathing Beach (第二海水浴場), is the former German residential area; its name means eight passes. Bada Guan now sports 10 streets with 100 Western-style villas. Spacious and blessed with greenery, each street is lined with a single type of tree; locals can tell what street they're on just by looking at the foliage. Close to the ocean and bathed in a year-long sea breeze, it's easy to understand why many chose this area for their homes. Summers here are breathtaking and some of the historic villas are available for rent.

　　Zhongshan Lu is Qingdao's major shopping thoroughfare. With a wealth of stores and restaurants, a leisurely stroll will likely result lots of shopping, eating or both.

　　A 20-minute drive east on Zhongshan Lu brings you to a commanding Catholic church (天主教堂) on top of a hill. The majesty of the church is easily conveyed by two 20-meter-tall bell towers, housing four bells each and topped with crosses 4.5 meters wide. It remains an active place of worship and holds regular mass. Entry is free during mass; otherwise, there's a five-yuan entry ticket from 8:30am to 4pm.

　　Qingdao International Beer Festival（青島國際啤酒節(jié)）

　　The annual Qingdao International Beer Festival is held every August, integrating economic trade,tourism,science,technology,culture and sports.It promotes economic and culture exchanges between Qingdao and various countries .Tourists may taste several dozen kinds of beer made in China.The Qingdao Sunmer Art Festival ,On-Water Sports Competition, professional lectures,a sand sculpture contest and an exhibition of calligraphy and paintings are held at the same time.

　　This year the 14th Qingdao International Beer Festival,happening from August 14 to29.Will feature a carnival(Starting August 14 )near Qingdao Beer City .It will be set up at the Culture Square to the east of Qingdao Beer City,covering 40,000 square meters,and includes 120 games, stage performance and varied delicacies ,HongKongan and Taiwanese entertainers will be performing throughout the carnial but names were not confimed at press time .More than 20 brands of beer will be offered.

　　Qingdao's clean beaches, European architecture and greatbeer inspired by Lao Shan's crisp spring water make thiscity in southern Shandong an idyllic getaway to spend a few relaxing days strolling along the boardwalk while watching the sun rise over the ocean.

　　Qingdao is deceptively named Green Island in Chinese, despite it having no island, and locals refer to this laidback town as the island city. It was only a small scenic fishing village until the might of international politics thrust it upon the world stage. In 1897 two German missionaries in Shandong province were murdered. Using this as a pretext, in 1898 Kaiser Wilhelm II forced the Qing government to lease Qingdao to Germany for 99 years.

　　The Kaiser intended to keep Qingdao for those 99 years and so built a typically German-styled city. The Germans expanded Qingdao's infrastructure, enlarged its harbor, built a rail connection to the provincial capital and piped in spring water from Lao Shan. Taking advantage of Lao Shan's spring water, a beer brewery was built in 1903, and today Qingdao is a center for Chinese beer production.

　　The city remained in German possession until World War I, when the Japanese, with British aid, took the city. As a member of the Allied Powers, the Chinese government demanded the return of Qingdao, but under the Treaty of Versailles, Qingdao and all German possessions in Asia were given to Japan. Bowing to widespread protests, the Chinese delegation refused to sign the treaty and in 1919, pent-up resentment and anger unleashed itself as the May Fourth Movement. The movement was a decisive point in the creation of a national Chinese consciousness. In 1922, control of Qingdao was finally transferred back to the Chinese.

　　The skilled German engineers made Qingdao into a small Bavarian-like town. Fresh air and crowd-free streets help complete the transformation. The area around Bada Guan (八大關(guān)), close to the No. 2 Bathing Beach (第二海水浴場), is the former German residential area; its name means eight passes. Bada Guan now sports 10 streets with 100 Western-style villas. Spacious and blessed with greenery, each street is lined with a single type of tree; locals can tell what street they're on just by looking at the foliage. Close to the ocean and bathed in a year-long sea breeze, it's easy to understand why many chose this area for their homes. Summers here are breathtaking and some of the historic villas are available for rent.

　　Zhongshan Lu is Qingdao's major shopping thoroughfare. With a wealth of stores and restaurants, a leisurely stroll will likely result lots of shopping, eating or both.

　　A 20-minute drive east on Zhongshan Lu brings you to a commanding Catholic church (天主教堂) on top of a hill. The majesty of the church is easily conveyed by two 20-meter-tall bell towers, housing four bells each and topped with crosses 4.5 meters wide. It remains an active place of worship and holds regular mass. Entry is free during mass; otherwise, there's a five-yuan entry ticket from 8:30am to 4pm.

　　Qingdao International Beer Festival（青島國際啤酒節(jié)）

　　The annual Qingdao International Beer Festival is held every August, integrating economic trade,tourism,science,technology,culture and sports.It promotes economic and culture exchanges between Qingdao and various countries .Tourists may taste several dozen kinds of beer made in China.The Qingdao Sunmer Art Festival ,On-Water Sports Competition, professional lectures,a sand sculpture contest and an exhibition of calligraphy and paintings are held at the same time.

　　This year the 14th Qingdao International Beer Festival,happening from August 14 to29.Will feature a carnival(Starting August 14 )near Qingdao Beer City .It will be set up at the Culture Square to the east of Qingdao Beer City,covering 40,000 square meters,and includes 120 games, stage performance and varied delicacies ,HongKongan and Taiwanese entertainers will be performing throughout the carnial but names were not confimed at press time .More than 20 brands of beer will be offered.