Seventh grade composition about Chengdu

Chengdu is a city worth visiting. The following is a seventh-grade composition about Chengdu travel notes that I compiled. Welcome to read it for reference! Chapter 1: Chengdu is a city that is suitable for people to visit

To get close to a city, it is best to stay there for a while without being arrogant or impetuous.

This time I went to Chengdu in response to an invitation from Sichuan Children's Publishing House to do the "'Read good books and be a happy person' - Children's literature writer Wang Gang's campus tour" activity. It is not easy to get the support of school leaders and be able to travel for ten days. As a people's teacher who is accustomed to talking about efficiency, I proactively told the society: "Since we are a group, we might as well arrange a tighter schedule. Even if it is just one lecture a day, I can do it." Tan, who was responsible for receiving me, said Brother Zhong hesitated for a moment and promised to consider it.

However, the actual situation is that during these ten days, I still arrange one session every afternoon, specifically leaving half a day for me, or sending someone to accompany me for a walk, or letting me move around freely. In my opinion, it is really luxurious.

Brother Huang Zheng joked: “If we really arrange two games a day for you, it would not be the way Chengdu people do things.”

I didn’t understand it at first, but then I moved around in this city. After going back and forth, I gained some insights.

Chengdu is indeed a very relaxing city. Someone asked me why I say Chengdu is good, is it because of the green trees? Is it because of the primitive architecture? Is it because of the famous restaurants? Yes, these elements are all important, but what I sigh most about is the Chengdu people’s philosophy of life.

When I first arrived in Sichuan Province, I stood on a high-rise building and looked down. I saw that the streets were very lively with cars coming and going, and a considerable proportion of them were high-quality and low-priced private cars. I told my observations, and Tan Zhong nodded: "Chengdu people pay attention to enjoying life, so as long as they have some ability, they are willing to buy a car. Although it is cheap, it is enough for transportation."

That day at Yibo School After doing a book signing, the two principals warmly invited me to sit downstairs in the Jinsha Old Tea House. It was exactly four o'clock in the afternoon, and looking around in the huge teahouse hall, there was not a single empty seat. It is indeed a good place. The chairs are wide enough for half-lying. Delicious snacks and fruits are free. A cup of tea only costs fifteen yuan per person. Once you sit here, what else can't you let go of? Enjoy your time.

Drinking tea in Jinli is even more pleasant. There are so many tourists here, you can find tranquility in the hustle and bustle. I heard the sound of "bang bang bang" from time to time, and after asking, I found out that it was a special Sichuan pastry called "Three Big Cannons", which is quite vivid. Sitting there from afternoon until dusk fell, I couldn't help but think of the sentence "I forget both things".

The most comfortable thing was sitting in an unknown small courtyard at noon. Brother Huang Zheng and another well-known writer, Mr. Xie Hui, led me through the alleys and around... When I sat under the lush trees, I suddenly felt refreshed. The old mother wearing an apron greeted her warmly and brought tea, followed by a big bowl of hot noodles, which she slurped down, which was so satisfying.

You have to slow down your pace, calm down your mood, and really enjoy the leisurely life.

Think about yourself, you are too busy, so busy that you don’t know what you are busy with.

Leisure is very luxurious. Whether you can relax or not actually does not depend on other factors, but on your own heart.

Occasionally, I saw the word "Bashi" on a billboard, so I asked a friend for advice.

Oh, I finally found the most accurate word -

Chengdu is a city of pristine beauty. Chapter 2: Travel to Chengdu

When talking about Sichuan, I often hear people say that the land of Bashu, the land of abundance, and the road to Shu are as difficult as climbing to the sky. This summer I went to Chengdu, the provincial capital of Sichuan, with my father. It was really an eye-opener to see Sichuan.

There are so many mountains in Sichuan. We took the train and traveled through the mountains all the way. From morning to night, for the whole day, no matter when I looked out the car window, I always saw endless mountains, layer upon layer, continuous, just like waves in the sea, sometimes rough and sometimes violent. Microwave ripples. The vegetation on the mountain is lush and lush, and there is pleasing green everywhere.

There are many mountains in Sichuan, so naturally there are many caves. The train just came out of one cave and went into another cave. The carriage was bright and dark for a while, so I had to turn on the lights in broad daylight. At first I thought it was fun, counting one cave after another, until I counted more than forty, then I asked my father if he was still far away from Chengdu. Alas, the road to Shu is really difficult to reach the sky!

Sichuan people love spicy food, and so does Chengdu. Spicy skewers, hot and sour noodles, dandan noodles, red oil hot pot, and many other specialty snacks that cannot be named are all based on spicy food. host. I am naturally afraid of spicy food, but when I came here I had to do as the Romans do. However, there are also non-spicy famous foods such as Zhong Shui Dumplings, Lai Tangyuan, Zhang Fei Beef, Jiaojing Candy, etc., which gave me a real treat. Chengdu snacks are concentrated in a few old streets, including the strange-flavored noodles on Niuwangmiao Shang Street, Long Chaoshou on Chunxi Road, Huangcheng Mom Hot Pot on Qintai Road, and Jinli and Kuanzhai Alleys, which are also delicious and fun. The place.

There are many must-see places of interest in Chengdu. I have visited Du Fu Thatched Cottage, Wuhou Temple, Qingcheng Mountain, and Dujiangyan. I also went to the Giant Panda Breeding Base to have close contact with national treasures. The most unforgettable one for me is Dujiangyan. . Dujiangyan is my country's greatest water conservancy project and is known as "the originator of world water conservancy culture". It is divided into three parts, namely Baopingkou, Feishayan and Yuzui. Baopingkou is a strange place. As the name suggests, it is like the mouth of a bottle. When the water reaches there, it will form vortexes, rolling up the sediment and pushing it to the shore. The clear water flows along the mouth of the bottle to Chengdu. Feishayan is a small boat-shaped island that is piled up manually in the center of the Minjiang River above Baopingkou. The weir is 2.5 meters high. This height is neither too high nor too low. It can be said to be the best choice. It is labor-intensive and labor-intensive. It will be submerged by water. More than 2,200 years ago, how did Li Bing, the prefect of Shu County in the State of Qin, measure such an accurate height without modern measuring instruments? It's still a mystery. Yuzui is the place where the Inner River and the Outer River of the Minjiang River divide water. The protruding part in the middle is like the mouth of a fish, dividing the river into two parts. Six-tenths of it serves as the main channel of the Minjiang River, bypassing Chengdu and flowing downstream. ; Four-tenths of it flows to Chengdu through the Neijiang River and Baopingkou, irrigating the Chengdu plain through channels as dense as a spider web. I am really proud of the ingenuity of the Chinese nation.

This trip to Chengdu broadened my horizons and increased my knowledge. It was truly a worthwhile trip. Chapter 3: Impressions of Chengdu

After more than twenty hours of bumpy driving, I finally arrived in the beautiful Chengdu, Chengdu, to listen to the speeches at the "The Power of Reading - 2013 New Education International Summit Forum" "High-end" speech. Watching the flashing Chengdu street scene outside the car window, walking on the campuses of Zongbei Middle School and Wuhou Experimental Middle School, I felt the "meticulousness" of Chengdu people.

Although it is already the beginning of winter, the streets and alleys of Chengdu still display the charming "green" color, and the delicate Chengdu people have taken this green color to the extreme. On both sides of the road, tall street trees spread their umbrella-like shades, criss-crossing each other and covering each other. Even the open spaces between trees are planted with lawns, so that from high to low, your eyes are filled with green. Perhaps they are worried that the white telephone poles in the green belt will affect the visual effect. Each slender telephone pole is surrounded by several small green trees. The roofs of many shops facing the street are also busy, and they are all dominated by unnamed green plants. The green of Chengdu can't help but calm down the impetuous heart, and slow down the fast pace.

The gate of Zongbei Middle School is also facing a mass of green, with thick tree trunks, blooming potted flowers, and a vast array of flowers. Their spacious and clean subject classrooms are enviable, especially the two classrooms of painting and pottery created by professional teachers, which are full of exotic flavor. But what is unforgettable is their meticulousness. Starting from the second floor, there is a gap outside the guardrail of each corridor for planting vines. In this way, the green vines hang down like streams of fine springs flowing down from high places, which is warm and romantic. In the open space at the corner of the first floor, Zongbeiren ingeniously arranged a small stage, with leaves of the ginkgo tree, Chengdu’s city tree, hanging on it, making it feel like being in a ginkgo forest with colorful autumn colors. In the classroom, above every light switch, there is a post-it note with the words "Did you save electricity today? Please turn off the lights."

Wuhou Experimental Middle School also shows the meticulousness of Chengdu people. Not only do they post eye-catching signs at the classroom door, but the office door is no exception. On the outer wall of the office, there is a photo of the person in charge of the office, and the names of the teachers who work here are written on it. With such a detailed arrangement, all students should know where the teacher's office is, right? Walking into the classroom, the small white plastic box hanging in the lower right corner of the blackboard caught my attention. Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a special box for holding erasers and chalk. No wonder the desk was spotless. The neatly placed sanitary labor equipment on the small balcony of each classroom also makes the entire classroom look extra clean, neat, spacious and bright. I imagine they were careful and thoughtful when designing and building the classrooms, right?

Suddenly I remembered two sentences written by teacher Li Zhenxi: "Simplicity is the most beautiful, pay attention to human nature, the truest education, happiness first, enjoy childlike innocence and be a good teacher." Chengdu people, Chengdu education, simplicity and meticulousness, this is Chengdu impression on me.