Composition of 350 words for the fourth grade of primary school: Journey to Danshan and Chishui

Composition title: Danshan Chishui Trip

Keywords: 350 words for the fourth grade of primary school

Word count: 350 words composition

This article Suitable for: The fourth grade of primary school

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This composition is a 350-word composition for the fourth grade of primary school. The title is: "Journey to Danshan Chishui". Everyone is welcome to contribute. On October 5th, grandpa, grandma, dad, mom and I went to Danshan Chishui Scenic Area in Dalan Town, Yuyao. Since ancient times, Chishui in Danshan Mountain has been the place where Taoism flourished. It is the ninth cave among the thirty-six caves of Taoism. We first came to Huagai Lake, where the water was crystal clear. Mom, grandpa, and grandma were resting on a big stone by the pool. My dad and I were very energetic and went to climb big rocks together. My dad and I climbed up the Chishui Bridge along the rocks. Chishui Bridge was built in the ninth year of Xianfeng year in Qing Dynasty and was donated by Shen Yunzhang, a villager. The bridge is 10 meters high and 6 meters wide. It is made of Danshan red stone and has an arch shape, just like a painting. It saves people the pain of climbing over mountains and crossing streams. Because it was built on Chishui River, it is named "Chishui Bridge". Then, we came to Lenglongtan. The water here was so clean! I finally couldn’t help it and went into the water barefoot with my grandpa. My grandpa and I picked up a small leaf and threw it into the river. The small leaf flowed into the stream along the waterfall. After playing for a while, I walked ashore and found a sign indicating the legend of Cold Dragon Pool hidden in the bushes: A long time ago, a little dragon lived in this pool. The little dragon often called for wind and rain, causing floods and wind disasters, making the mountain people restless. . When the Jade Emperor found out, he was very angry and imprisoned the little dragon in the Cold Palace of the East China Sea. From then on, people lived and worked in peace and contentment, so they named this pool Cold Dragon Pool.

Although this trip is over, those beautiful scenery and legends still remain in my mind, giving me endless aftertaste...