How to write a 300-word travel note on Dali and Erhai Lake?

A sample essay on travel notes on the Erhai Lake in Dali is as follows:

During the summer vacation, I went to Dali, Yunnan, and we took a boat ride on the Erhai Lake. On the ship, I looked at the city in the distance shrouded in heavy rain, and it felt like the clouds in the sky were crying. Looking at the Three Pagodas of Dali in the distance, it looks like three high officials discussing the country's plans. The side of the Three Pagodas of Dali was already surrounded by the fog girl. The fog girl flew over there wearing a white gauze, and then circled around.

I looked east, west, up, and down, and I found that the water in Erhai Lake is very clear. Although it is said that "there are no fish if the water is clear," I can still go on the ship. I saw the small fish swimming past here in groups, this one shaped like a fishing boat, that one shaped like a fisherman... Erhai Lake is so big!

If the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in Lijiang were placed here, it might not be able to cover the Erhai Lake! Maybe we have to put the World Expo Park and the Three Towers of Dali here to cover it completely without leaving any gaps. Erhai, Erhai, although you are not as majestic as the East China Sea, you have given others the water of life. You are really "a man cannot be looked at, and the sea water cannot be measured"! You really don’t show your real face!

In the evening, as the sun sets, a red light appears in the sky, which shines on the sea and looks particularly beautiful. The whitebaits hanging out to dry on the road were snapped up by people passing by. At night, a bright moon hangs high in the sky, and the bright moonlight shines on the sea, glowing with golden light, which makes people mesmerizing. ah! I love you, beautiful Erhai!

Name evolution

Erhai Lake, in ancient times, had "Ye Yushui", "Ye Yu River", "Ye Yu Ze", "Xi'er River", "Er River", "Kunmichuan", etc. name. The reason why Erhai was finally named "Er" was because it was either "shaped like a human ear" or "like the moon holding an Er", hence its name. The name "Hai" comes from the custom of Yunnan. One of the eighteen monsters in Yunnan is "the lake is called the sea".

This means that lakes are often called "sea" in Yunnan. With the development and changes of society, the name "Yeyu River" is mostly used in ancient documents; "Xi'er River" mainly refers to a section of the river that begins to flow westward from the southwest exit of Erhai Lake and finally merges with the Yangbi River; "Kunmi River" "Chuan" was rarely used with the disappearance of the Kunmi tribe; "Erhai" became the most popular name for this lake.