Write a 400-word composition about school activities.

Waiting, hoping, Children's Day has finally arrived, and our school will hold cultural performances as usual. The students can't wait, and the people who participate in the program are also gearing up, so that they can "show" in front of everyone. What is even more worrying is that many small audiences are eager to feast their eyes early! As an "old actor" who performs on stage every year, I want to tell you about my documentary performance this year.

Lens 1:

At 6: 30 in the morning, the young actors from Class 5 (3) 12 came to Qiuying wedding photography shop to make up. As soon as we entered the store, everyone was like a group of happy little sparrows, looking around curiously and chattering nonstop. We started to make up, and then we calmed down. We sit upright before makeup and obey every order of the makeup artist honestly, which is much more docile than in class! Seeing themselves in the mirror becoming beautiful little by little, and changing from "ugly duckling" to "white swan" little by little, everyone could not conceal their inner joy and wanted to laugh secretly!

Finally, after putting on makeup, we looked at the beautiful girl in the mirror and were really happy. Look at my friends again, yeah! Almost all of them have been "transformed" beyond recognition! Everyone praises me, I praise you, and my heart is sweeter than honey!

Lens 2:

After getting to school, the theatrical performance will begin soon! Before it's too late, everyone in the first (5) classroom is busy changing into costumes. Wow! Turquoise silk wide-leg pants, coupled with a light green Chinese-style chest covering decorated with silver sequins, and then put on those bright red dancing shoes, each with a rose dance fan in his hand, the costume of the national dance "Xiuse" will be ready! Look, we little dancers are all graceful, as graceful as willows in the spring breeze. It is really delicious. Who dares to say that we are half a point worse than professional actors at this time?

Lens 3:

It's our turn to perform on stage. The students walked gracefully to the center of the stage. With the soothing and soft music, we danced leisurely, sometimes gently moving the lotus step, sometimes twisting our slim waist, sometimes bending our heads and holding our chests, and sometimes changing the formation, opening the fan, folding the fan, shaking the fan and dancing the fan. Everyone's movements are very uniform, and everyone's face has always maintained a bright smile. The audience burst into warm applause from time to time, which prompted us to finish the rest meticulously. The music stopped and the performance ended successfully. Everyone bowed happily to thank the audience, and the thunderous applause of the audience lasted for a long time.

Lens 4:

Soon, our second program began. This time, I sang "Taiwan Province Shaoxia" with a small international nuclear accident class, and ten other students performed dances for us. In advance, we have each put on a white dress, much like two pure and beautiful little princesses! But when the accompaniment suddenly sounded, I was surprised to find that the track was wrong! I was busy signaling the sound engineer to change it, but it failed. Helpless, we have to wait first. This little accident made a timid classmate a little at a loss, and everyone quickly comforted her. Fortunately, two programs came down and the track was successfully changed, and we performed it again. My cooperation with small international nuclear accidents is very tacit. Whether it is the distribution of lyrics or the combination of actions, it can be said that it is seamless, and the students who accompanied the dance performed very well. What is particularly interesting is that at the end of the concert, a small white butterfly actually lost no time to come and entertain. Probably attracted by our wonderful singing, it circled several times between me and the international nuclear accident level before reluctantly flying away. There was another round of applause, and we excitedly ran off the stage.

Every year on Children's Day, I will perform in Taiwan Province. People feast their eyes on the stage. Although I can't watch other people's wonderful performances easily and happily, my partners and I showed our talents, brought joy to others, exercised our courage, enhanced our confidence and felt extremely happy!