Composition of Fourth-grade Tourism in Beijing

Everyone has been exposed to writing in their study, work and life. With the help of words, people can reflect objective things, express their thoughts and feelings, and transmit knowledge and information. You always have no way to write a composition? The following are six compositions I compiled for you during your trip to Beijing in the fourth grade. They are for reference only and I hope they will help you.

I didn't leave Beijing this Spring Festival, but I was also very busy, mainly as a soldier and running around with adults. The next day was arranged for me-to get to know Beijing. In the morning, we went to grandpa's house to pay New Year's greetings. At noon, we went to Changdian Temple Fair. This year's Changdian temple fair is deserted, not as lively as previous temple fairs. It can be said that the temple fair has no meaning at all, and even the shops on both sides of the street are half open, which is really boring. We went to Liulichang Street again. Although there are more people here, most shops are not open. The people who open the door are also some people who sell calligraphy and painting antiques. I'm not interested at all. We walked east along the hutong, and I was suddenly attracted by the loud horn. I'm excited too. I dragged my mother into the shop and selected some gadgets I like.

After I came out, my mother suggested taking me to visit the hutongs in Cheng Nan. I grew up in a northern city and have never been to the hutong in Shannan. I agreed and followed my parents into a narrow alley. The hutong here is very narrow, there are no cars, and the residents are all on foot. Occasionally, I can see a bicycle leaning against the courtyard door or doorway. I haven't seen a dog walk for a long time, and there is no shit on the ground. Walking, we felt as if we were lost, and we walked into a dead end without seeing the street. Most of the house numbers in the hutong can't be seen clearly, so we quickly asked the old people in the hutong the way: how to get to the front door? An old man pointed diagonally ahead. "Go in that direction, and then turn at the alley. Not far. " We thanked the old man, turned two hutongs in his direction, and finally saw the car passing through the alley mouth, and finally saw the' light', and we walked out of the' long snake array'!

Today is the first day of winter vacation. I heard my mother say that she would take me to Tiananmen Square. Great! Great! I am so happy. Our family of four packed their bags and set off.

After two days of running around, we came to Beijing. We took the subway first, and it was dark around, which added to the mystery of Beijing. When we got out of the subway, we saw magnificent scenery: resplendent palaces, photos of Grandpa Mao, gorgeous China watches ... more beautiful than the Pearl of the Orient 100 times. Enter the main entrance of Tiananmen Square, the inside is better than the outside, the promenade, Wanshou Mountain, ancient city wall, Buddha-watching cave, Paiyun Hall, Yuanmingyuan ... You really have everything. A long corridor is more than 700 meters long, with 237 rooms, and a horizontal room with colorful paintings hanging on it. All the paintings are over 1000, and none of them are repeated. After the walk, we came to the foot of Wanshou Mountain, where we could see a Buddhist pavilion and a row of magnificent clouds-expelling halls. Ancient city walls, scarlet palace walls, golden roofs, and Paiyun Hall are red palace walls.

The site of Yuanmingyuan is very precious, which contains respect for working people. As soon as you climb Wanshou Mountain, you can see the whole Summer Palace. As soon as I got to Wanshou Mountain, I came to Kunming Lake and Seventeen-hole Bridge. Kunming Lake is like a mirror and green as a piece of jasper. A 17-hole bridge across the lake is a 17-hole bridge. On the long crossbar beside the handrails of each bridge, there is a little lion carved with stone.

I can't bear to leave Beijing at night. I'll come again when I have a chance. Goodbye Beijing!

This is the tenth time to go to Beijing. I don't know how much the city appearance of Beijing has changed after two years.

I went to Beijing with my grandfather and my cousin by high-speed rail. Because my uncle is in Beijing, it is convenient for me to ask. After getting off the train, my uncle and aunt picked us up, ate and slept at his house, and even went out to play. My uncle took us with him.

I have been to Beijing many times, but I have never climbed the Great Wall. I really want to climb the world-famous Great Wall of Wan Li.

On the second day of coming to Beijing, we got on the bus and soon reached the foot of the Great Wall. We bought tickets and set off. Walking for a long time made me sweat. I looked up, my god! I can't help but be shocked that there is still such a long way to go. But for the expensive ticket and my dream of not being a hero on the Great Wall, I suddenly redoubled my efforts and tried my best to climb up.

The Great Wall, like a dragon made of bricks, crawls slowly with the ups and downs of the mountain and reaches the distant horizon. When we climbed to the sixth beacon tower, we were exhausted. Perhaps, I can't feel the hardships when ancient people built the Great Wall, but I can imagine what they looked like when they built the Great Wall, how much they paid for repairing a section of the Great Wall, and even some people paid their lives! I'm so tired.

I want to move on. The road at the foot is steeper and steeper, and the pace is slower and slower. From time to time, I grab the railing on the side with my hand. I stopped to rest on the railing and looked back at the road I had walked, only to find that the Great Wall was too long and we only climbed a short distance. This short time makes us so tired. I can't imagine how the former soldiers ran up and down here.

Whew, panting and sweating, I finally reached the monument to the highest hero. I suddenly got excited. I am a hero! Like all heroes, I took a photo with the Monument to Heroes. Then I came to the wall and looked out. Wherever the eyes go, they are all green. Layers of peaks and lush trees surround the winding Great Wall. The Great Wall is really a jade belt wrapped around the mountains, shining, more like a dragon lying on the mountain, ready to take off and soar in the sky. How beautiful! It's too hot.

To sum up this trip to the Great Wall, I can't describe the Great Wall as a hero in one poem. It's a pity to reach the Great Wall. I climbed to the top like a fool, sweating all over.

I went to Beijing in the fifth grade. Although it has been more than a year, I will never forget that trip.

First, let's go to see the national flag being raised. We arrived at four in the morning. When we arrived at Tiananmen Square, we checked our luggage first. When we arrived at the place where the flag was raised, there was already a sea of people there. I know there are many people in Tiananmen Square, so my good partner XXX and I squeezed into a place. After six o'clock, we only saw a group of soldiers coming out of Tiananmen Gate. Footsteps are very beneficial and solemn. My good friend and I put on a red scarf. Raise the national flag with people in Tiananmen Square. Play the national anthem and raise the national flag.

At the second stop, we arrived at Beihai Park. Beihai Park is very clean. The clear lake echoes the blue sky, with trees and flowers, just like a fairyland.

At the third stop, we went to the Forbidden City. There are things and houses used by the emperor in the Forbidden City. It has great historical value. We took photos in this sacred Forbidden City as a souvenir.

At the fourth stop, we went to the Military Museum. There are also some guns, firearms, explosives and other military items. These can let us know what people fight with in the picture of history.

The fifth and last stop is also the most meaningful one. That is the "Bird's Nest" and the "Water Cube". This place is so magnificent! Seeing the "Bird's Nest" and "Water Cube", we also know that China has become stronger and hosted the Olympic Games.

This is a one-day tour of Beijing. This time, I not only had a good time, but also learned some truth.

How happy I am!

On the second day of National Day, it was crisp in autumn in Wan Li, and my mother and I went to beijing amusement park.

There are so many people in the amusement park! As soon as I entered, I saw people waiting in line everywhere, waiting to play their favorite projects. There is a sea of people in front of the roller coaster. The line is more than 50 meters long, but it bends like a boa constrictor lying on the ground.

First of all, we played the "Grand View Lantern Car", which is 62 meters high and consists of 42 sightseeing sheds of different colors, like a rotating windmill. Each shed can seat four people. When our sightseeing shed reached the top, I saw a train running on the tracks in the distance. In the corner of the amusement park, several people boarded a boat. The boat climbed slowly from the taxiway to the highest point, turned sharply and rushed down the slide, splashing high and big waves, and people shouted in unison. Later, I also went to experience it. I felt out of control when the boat went downhill. But by this time, it had gone down, and my body was covered with waves. I feel excited and happy.

I think the latest novelty is watching Underwater Adventure in 4D cinema. The film first introduces how the sun was formed, how dinosaurs survived and died out, and so on. When introducing how the creatures in the sea are formed, a fish in the picture sprays water on us with its mouth. Sure enough, our faces were splashed with water. It turns out that there is a water spraying mechanism in the projection hall, which I find very interesting.

We also played DJ crazy trip, Earl and many other projects, and we reluctantly left the amusement park around 5 pm.

I've been in Beijing for some time, and I haven't been to many places, so I discussed joining a tour group with my brother. We agreed and signed up immediately.

After signing up, the tour group asked us if we wanted to see the national flag raised. Of course, we did. When we come to Beijing, we want to see all the interesting things.

In order to see the national flag raised, we got up at 3: 30 in the morning to meet the tour group and told us to leave. The tour group will call us at 4 o'clock, and we'll go downstairs to find a car right away. After driving for a while, I arrived at Tiananmen Square. I got off and saw it. Wow! There are so many people that I can't find a good seat to see the national flag. This shows that many people get up earlier than us to see the national flag, and we get up later. Some people are good at making money. They rented every stool 10 yuan, and no stool stood in the car to hand in 10 yuan. The national flag rises with the sun, and the national anthem is played three times to match the sun.

After watching the flag raising, we set off for Badaling. It was already half past six when we arrived. When we got off the bus, there was no one there. Not many people. As soon as we got to the foot of the Great Wall, we looked up and saw a sea of people. It turns out that many people arrived earlier than us. The shape of the Great Wall is unique, continuous ups and downs, rising from the mountains to the clouds. There are many words on the Great Wall, all of which are scribbled by tourists. This is not right. This country lists the Great Wall as a scenic spot for us to visit. We should not destroy its original appearance, which is immoral.

After climbing the Great Wall, we went to the last place, which is Zhaoling of the Ming Tombs. There is a rule that some people can't go in, such as people with heart disease, people with dizziness, people with poor health and so on. There are some things you can't take out from the outside, because what you bring in is equivalent to a tribute, so you can't take it out. There is no such person. The buildings inside are beautiful, as if people thought they lived in ancient times. There are three bridges, one on the left is for the common people to visit, one on the right is for the worship of officials of civil and military affairs, and the middle one is for the worship of the emperor's son. There are four big chairs in the lobby, with the emperor's love princess on both sides and the emperor and queen in the middle. There is a pillar upstairs in this house. What is it and what is its history? I'm not sure. There are two ways out of the building. Let's walk around. It turned out to be a round bridge with a big mountain in the middle. I guess it's the emperor's tomb.

After visiting the Ming Tombs, our journey will be over. Today's trip made me feel very happy, and also made me learn a lot and increase my knowledge. This is a meaningful day.