My spring outing experience, yesterday I went to *** Qinglin Forest Park in Shanghai, played and ate, write me a review, 500 words

In line with the idiom "after all the hard work, there is joy", the midterm exam is over. In order to express condolences to all the students in the school, the school organized us to go to *** Green Forest Park for a spring outing.

Although it was said that Labor Day was only two days away, I didn’t expect that the park was already packed with people. Some were strolling on the tree-lined avenue, some were tired and sat on the stone benches by the roadside to rest, and more people were playing various interesting games in the playground.

Forest Park lives up to its name. Everywhere you look, it is green. Large expanses of greenery, I really wish I could play football on them; tall trees block out the sky and create a cool space for people; colorful flowers dotted in the grass and shrubs sway in the breeze .

We were divided into four groups to do "orienteering" - we had to reach four designated locations within the specified time. Each of our groups was assigned three items: a map, a compass, and a clock punch. Only by following the guidance of the map and compass to find the preset location and inserting the clock into the punch machine there can we find them all. And the team that takes the least time can win the championship.

As soon as the six people in our group set out, we had serious disagreements about which direction to go. Although I didn't agree with the opinions of the five of them, the minority could only obey the majority. I walked and argued, and ended up walking directly to the area close to the fourth designated position, but I don't know who said that you must press 1, 2, 3, and 4. We had to give up searching for the fourth designated position and return to the starting point. The Forest Park is so big, so all the time was wasted after all this effort. As a result, our group returned with no success and ranked at the bottom. The lack of unity and cooperation among team members and careful planning before taking action was the reason for the failure of our group.

The simple lunch replenished our physical strength, and we quickly got out of the shadow of defeat. We jumped into the afternoon entertainment activities again. The terrifying "Meteor Hammer", the exciting "Back to the Wall", the variable speed "Golden Dragon Slide", each of the thrilling games brought our hearts to our throats, and everyone exclaimed in unison...

When we got on the bus for the return trip, everyone's bright faces were covered with sweat, and the air in the car seemed to be ignited by the warm atmosphere. What I am still not satisfied with is the novelty and deep regret about orienteering.