Oral composition: An unforgettable trip

Today is July 24th. I got up at around 5 o'clock in the morning. You must be wondering why I got up so early. Let me tell you, today is the first day of our trip to Beijing. One day, I had to take a bus at 5:30 in the morning, so I got up at 5:00. After breakfast, I brushed my teeth and washed my face. I carried the baggage I had cleaned last night on my back and said to my parents, "Mom and Dad, I'm leaving. I won't be back until about 10 days. Goodbye." Mom still didn't trust me, so she just Follow me downstairs together. Arriving at the meeting place,

"Wow! There are so many people!" Isn't it? At first glance, it was a dark group of people. When I walked in, I saw that bus No. 1 was already full of people, so I had to wait for bus No. 2. After a while, bus No. 2 came, and I boarded the bus with my classmates. After finding a seat and sitting down, I looked out the window and saw that they were all parents. Only then did I truly understand the true meaning of "poor parents in the world". It was time to leave, and I said goodbye to my mother Yiyi. After setting off, I fell asleep unknowingly...

When I woke up, I arrived in Huaihua. With the help of the teacher, we boarded the train bound for Beijing. On the train, we played I was very happy, and before I knew it, night came, and I fell asleep with full hope... 　　

2. Hard training

When I woke up, it was already past 8 o'clock in the morning. , around 11 or 12 o'clock, we got off the train, exited the station, and boarded a bus to prepare for the National Youth Military Academy Headquarters. When we arrived at our destination, we got off the car and were greeted by an enthusiastic army officer. He took us to the dormitory. I looked into the dormitory and saw more than 20 beds neatly placed. The instructor said: "This is Our dormitory, now you go to choose the bed. Once you have chosen, you will make the bed. When I blow the whistle, you will come out and gather. Do you understand?” “I understand!” We all answered in unison.

"Okay, let's take action!" With a "swipe" sound, the students rushed in, trying to get a good seat. I occupied the bed against the wall, and I patted the sheets with my hands, "Oh my God, there's so much dust!!" The instructor said that I could hang the quilt outside to dry, so I carried the quilt out and hung it on the fence. The whistle sounded, and we rushed out and stood in line as quickly as possible. The instructor said: "Now go to the cafeteria to eat and start walking!" When we came to the cafeteria, we saw many people waiting, so we had to wait patiently. Finally we arrived. Because I was hungry, I was the first to rush to the table. After seeing the food on the table, my appetite was greatly reduced. I sat listlessly in my seat, losing all my appetite. Back in the dormitory, we heard the whistle again and stood in line immediately. The instructor came in and praised us: "Well, that's good. We gathered together when we heard the whistle. It's worthy of praise. Now, for the general cleaning, please don't be lazy. Do a good job of cleaning this time, okay?" "Got it!" "Okay, let's go!" Suddenly, the dust in the dormitory was overwhelming, so I ran out. However, I wasn't lazy either. I was busy outside helping the window cleaners fetch water. The hard work paid off, and with the joint efforts of all of us, the cleaning was finally completed. We all laughed when we looked at the spotless bedroom cleaned by us "little emperors" and "little masters". "Gather!!" We immediately stopped talking and stood in line. The instructor came in and said: "Now run towards the playground!!" When we arrived at the playground, the instructor said: "Today we practice goose walking. Okay, rest, keep practicing! "Do you hear me clearly?" "Okay! Go forward!" The footsteps are rhythmic. Moving forward. "Stop, yes, great!" "Hahahaha, hahahaha!!" The instructor's words made us laugh, and we all laughed. In the next week, during the day, we trained under the scorching sun, and at night, we listened to the instructors telling stories about the army. Life was so colorful! ! ! An exciting day has finally arrived. Today, the review and parade of the 6th Youth Military Academy will begin, and Defense Minister Cao Gangchuan will come to review in person. My mood is the same as that of my classmates, we are both nervous and excited. From the beginning to the end, we all faced it at our best level. The event was over and we all breathed a sigh of relief. In the next few days, we visited many places of interest in Beijing, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Aerospace Museum... 3. The journey back to Beijing that is so memorable is over. I have tempered my will and grown a lot. Unbelievable, I will never forget this trip, it will become the most unforgettable thing in my life...

This summer, I signed up for the Paiyou Cup Beijing Science and Technology Summer Camp. Although it only lasted a few days, it will be unforgettable for me for the rest of my life. After arriving in Beijing, we went to visit Tsinghua University the next day. As soon as I approach the school gate, I see green grass and lush trees on the roadside, which makes people feel relaxed and happy at the first sight. You see, the ginkgo trees covered with green leaves seem to be waving to us, and the green grass seems to be smiling at us. We walked and looked around, and soon we came to the former gate of Tsinghua University.

The school gate actually has three door openings, the middle one is the largest, and there are smaller door openings on the left and right. There are three strong and powerful characters written on the gate - Tsinghua Garden.

We walked for a while. When the tour guide saw that everyone was tired, he took us to the newly renovated auditorium to communicate face to face with a female student from Tsinghua University. She not only told us how to study and the correct attitude when facing difficulties, but also encouraged us to study hard. "If you don't visit the Great Wall, you're not a true man." Now that you're in Beijing, you have to go to the Great Wall. The day we went to the Great Wall was a beautiful day with clear skies. We climbed onto the Badaling Great Wall with excitement. Looking far into the distance, you can see the rolling mountains.

At this time, I stood on this long-lasting Great Wall, as if everything it had experienced flashed in my mind like a movie: the soldiers fought bravely in the hail of bullets, while the Great Wall Protecting them with a solid body without looking back... That afternoon, we went to the Science and Technology Museum again. This science and technology museum is not just an exhibition hall, it is very participatory, allowing you to feel and experience it personally, and it also has some scheduled performances that are also very participatory. The entire science and technology museum has three floors, and the area is quite large. There are so many things that I am dazzled by them. By chance, I happened to catch a performance called "Faraday Cage".

It was a spherical metal cage. The staff picked up a wooden pole with a small metal part on the top. The staff used the small piece of metal to connect the high-voltage electricity to 120,000 volts, and used the high-voltage electricity to shock the cage wall, making a "crackling" sound. At this point, she asked who of us was going to be in the cage while the high-voltage electric shock hit the cage walls. I thought: "If it were dangerous to shock the cage wall with a high voltage of 120,000 volts, she would definitely not ask such a question." So, I also raised my hands high. Unexpectedly, I was among the four people she ordered. After the person is identified, he is immediately put into a cage. The high-voltage electricity of 120,000 volts was turned on again and hit the cage wall. The staff asked us to touch high-voltage electricity across the cage. I took courage and touched it gently. I didn't feel anything at all. At this time, the staff released us from the cage with a smile and began to explain the reason. But unfortunately, I had to step away due to urgent matters and missed it.

Now that I think about it - well, what a pity! What's even more pity is that I didn't go to the aquarium. But it's a pity. I also visited many other places during this trip to Beijing, such as the Forbidden City, the Old Summer Palace, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the Military Museum, etc., so I am still very happy.

It not only broadened my horizons, but also gave me a lot of knowledge; it made me unforgettable for the rest of my life, and it made me extremely fascinated