How to write the composition of Lingshan Buddha in the third grade?

On Saturday, my mother took me to visit the famous tourist attraction of Wuxi-the Giant Buddha Mountain. Lingshan Buddha is located in Xiaoling Mountain on the west side of Mashan Mountain in Wuxi. Lingshan Buddha is the pearl of Taihu Lake and one of the symbols of Wuxi.

The tour guide explained to us the structure of the Giant Buddha: the Lingshan Giant Buddha is 88 meters high, the Buddha body is 79 meters, and the lotus petals next to it are 9 meters. It is assembled by 1560 pieces of 6-8 mm thick bronze siding. A total of more than 700 tons of copper was used, which is about the size of a football field and a half. I checked the information and found that if these bronzes are paved into a road, the total length can reach 35 kilometers.

From a distance, the giant Buddha looks solemn, peaceful, dignified and meticulous, with a kind smile.

We climbed to the bottom of the Buddha statue and looked up at it. In the blue sky, a few white clouds are leisurely and carefree, which makes the Buddha look more agile, stroking the well-proportioned clothes of the Buddha and increasing the sense of movement of the Buddha. I narrowed my eyes and looked up, and I couldn't help admiring: what a magnificent Buddha statue! At this time, Miss Jie couldn't wait to touch the Buddha's feet. The tour guide said it was called "cramming for Buddha's feet", and everyone went to hug it. Holding the Buddha's feet will bring good luck. I don't think so. Suddenly, my mother's proverb "rote memorization is worse" popped up in my mind. Suddenly my mother pulled me, "Come on, let's go cramming". "Mom, didn't you say that the more you hold, the worse you feel? Why can't you stand firm? " I asked doubtfully. Mom smiled and said, "Silly boy, you should learn to manage your time, read more books and travel more, so you won't be lame.". Let's make a wish. "

When the sun went down, we began to go home. Looking back at this giant Buddha, geographically speaking, it is a rare holy place for the Buddha, with Taihu Lake in the south, Lingshan in the back, Qinglong Mountain in the left and Baihu Mountain in the right. In the sunset, the giant Buddha seems to be waving goodbye to us, and the Lingshan Giant Buddha lives up to its reputation.