A 600-word essay on Hohhot in my mind

A 600-word essay on Hohhot in my mind (1)

My hometown Hohhot is a beautiful city. Although it is not like Beijing, there are places of interest and historical sites everywhere. Like Shanghai, high-rise buildings can be seen everywhere. However, he has another unique landscape - the beauty of the four seasons.

Hohhot in spring is full of poetry. In the park, the crystal clear artificial lake is full of boats. The old people were fishing on the shore, experiencing the joy of waiting; the children were playing by the lake, and their hands were covered with mud, but they still had happy smiles on their faces. In the green barriers on both sides of the street, the grass is struggling to grow upward, and various flowers are blooming to absorb every drop of rain and every ray of sunshine; if you walk under a lilac tree, you will feel a faint smell. The fragrance is refreshing and refreshing.

Pattering, pattering,... Listen, it's raining, and Hohhot in summer is even more unforgettable. In summer, there are only two types of weather in Hohhot. One is a rainy day, and the other is a warm sunny day. For example, in the morning, the hot sun was mercilessly scorching the earth, and the cicadas kept shouting "Cicada" and "Cicada" on the branches.

People kept waving their fans. In the afternoon, the sky suddenly became dense with dark clouds. After a while, lightning and thunder came out one after another. At the same time, rain also came out, turning pedestrians on the street into "drowned chickens." Summer is such a fickle season. Composition

The autumn in Hohhot is golden. In autumn, the whistling north wind has an "intimate contact" with people's faces; in the countryside, farmers happily wave the sickles in their hands and cut off their year's hard work; on the roads in the city , pieces, piles of leaves scattered messily on the road and streets. Autumn in Hohhot is so beautiful!

Hohhot in winter has turned into a world of pink makeup and jade. In the mountain villages in the distance, the rivers are covered in silver; in the nearby cities, they are pure white. Children are having snowball fights, making snowmen, and rolling snowballs in the snow. Their joyful shouts almost shake the snow off the trees. The breeze passed by gently, and jade flakes were fluttering like snow powder in the wind, like a goddess scattering flowers, so beautiful.

Ah! Beautiful Qingcheng, I love you.

A 600-word essay on Hohhot in my mind (2)

My hometown, the beautiful Qingcheng-Hohhot, has undergone earth-shaking changes in recent years. Hohhot is completely different from the current Hohhot.

Education has always been the focus of national development. If you ask me, the primary school that has changed in Hohhot in recent years is none other than the Primary School Affiliated to Agricultural University. If you come to our old school, wow! This is not a school, it's obviously a homeless shelter.

At that time, we were "intimate" with the ancient teaching aids blackboard, chalk and ruler every day. Moreover, we also had a beautiful wish at that time - to take public classes. Because whenever there is an open class, the face-saving teacher will always bring out a magic weapon - a projector, which feasts our eyes. Moreover, once you have an open class, the chances of going to the "high-tech" multi-functional hall are greatly increased. The multi-functional hall is a classroom with all kinds of flavors, including computers, rear projections, projectors, etc., which will keep your eyes busy. What a joy.

But things are different now! If you come to our new school, wow! Why is it so big? When you walk in and take a look, you are even more stunned. Wow, this is not a school. It is obviously a copy of the White House in the United States. Walking into the classroom, it is even more refreshing: there are computers in every class; projectors are used every day; rear-projection color TVs are used every day. The "original tools" such as blackboards and chalks have long been neglected, and when used occasionally, their role is negligible. The multi-functional hall has no taste for us now. Composition

In other aspects, the changes in Hohhot will also make you look at it with admiration:

Streets - from two lanes to eight lanes; from bumpy dirt roads to For solid asphalt roads. And the newly paved roads make it easy for you to go anywhere.

Residence - In the past, people who could live in a house with an area of ??40 to 50 square meters were considered to be "the richest". But now, living in a house with more than 100 square meters is not enough.

Transportation ----- In the past, bicycles were the most commonly used means of transportation, and the carports were always "full of seats." But now advanced cars have replaced the old bicycles, and the carports have also been left out. , always "empty".

The changes in Hohhot are so great that I can’t even describe them all in three days and three nights. But all this is due to the Communist Party that loves the people! It is her policies that make our lives better and more comfortable.

A 600-word essay on Hohhot in my mind (Part 3)

"Chilechuan, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain, the sky is like a dome, covering the four fields. The sky is blue, the fields are vast, and the wind blows the grass "Look down on cattle and sheep." The "Yinshan Mountain" here refers to Hohhot.

"The sky is like a dome, covering the four fields.", "The sky is blue, the fields are vast, and the wind blows the grass and you can see the cattle and sheep." This is the Hohhot in my imagination, and the "border town outside the Great Wall", "The lonely smoke is straight in the desert, and the sun is setting in the long river" and so on.

Today, I arrived in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia while imagining and analyzing this famous poem from the Southern and Northern Dynasties! From my previous homework, I learned that Hohhot is Mongolian and means blue city in Chinese. In the 16th century AD, local royal palaces and private residences often used blue bricks to build their houses. From a distance, it looked green, so it was called "Qingcheng".

So, when the plane reached the sky over Hohhot, I looked down through the window of the plane, hoping to see the legendary cyan color. But looking around, I didn't see cyan, but most of them were emerald green. What is the reason for this? With doubts, I got off the plane.

As soon as I got off the plane, I felt the clear sky in Inner Mongolia. People say that the sky in Inner Mongolia is almost cloudless. Is it true? I looked up and saw, wow! The sky is blue, with only a few cotton-like white clouds floating, like a blue sea, with a few small white sailboats floating on the sea from time to time. The sun shines directly down, bright and dazzling, making people unable to open their eyes. The air in Hohhot is also very fresh. Take a deep breath and feel the fragrance of the grass. (However, I wonder if this is the psychological effect of thinking about the prairie? Hehe.)

But apart from that, Hohhot is not at all what I imagined. The Inner Mongolia I "saw" from the text is a border town outside the Great Wall that is green and green, vast but not vast. People are wearing clothes with ribbons and dancing, riding horses on the endless prairie. But the Hohhot in front of me is completely different from what I imagined. Walking on the streets of Hohhot, at first glance, I can hardly tell the difference between it and Guangzhou where I live: the same spacious atmosphere, the same busy roads, the same Neat and clean streets and rivers, the same tall buildings, the same fashionable and avant-garde citizens, the same Starbucks, Shangdao Coffee and other famous shops and restaurants? Have I really arrived in Inner Mongolia? I can't help but feel a little confused.

Discussing with my mother, she said that after so many years of development, Inner Mongolia is no longer what the poet wrote. Inner Mongolia is now the fastest-growing region in the country, and Ordos in Inner Mongolia is the fastest-growing city in China. Of course, Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia, will not lag behind! Oh, no wonder I can no longer see the shadow of "Qing" in Qingcheng from the plane! It turns out that most of those old-fashioned blue buildings have been replaced by new-style high-rise buildings, or perhaps the number of new-style high-rise buildings has far outnumbered the old-fashioned blue buildings, right?

However, if you look carefully, Hohhot, as a city in Inner Mongolia, still maintains many Mongolian characteristics. For example, every shop sign or sign in Hohhot is in Mongolian and Chinese, with Mongolian characters on them (Mongolian characters are very interesting, the shape of the characters is a bit like mutton kebabs, and its unique shape allows us to easily To distinguish it from other words), there is Chinese in the middle, and some have English below; for example, in modern buildings, there will always be a round yurt roof with the iconic Genghis Khan on the top. Military flags, old-fashioned buildings decorated with eagle or horse patterns on the walls; for another example, some modern buildings still choose cyan roofs or cyan exterior wall decorations...

It is said that in Inner Mongolia, the Han people have Accounting for 80%, Mongolians only account for 12%, and there are also some people from other ethnic groups. Therefore, walking on the streets of Hohhot and guessing which one is Mongolian and which one is Han has become one of the great pleasures of my travels.

I came to Inner Mongolia this time to ride horses on the grasslands and ride camels in the desert. However, I can't connect the modern city of Hohhot with the grasslands and desert.

The mysterious city of Hohhot shocked me greatly from the beginning. What surprises will it bring me? I'm looking forward to...