5 articles of 400 words for fourth grade students traveling in Nanjing

#四级# Introduction Nanjing, referred to as "Ning", formerly known as Jinling and Jiankang, is the capital of Jiangsu Province, a sub-provincial city, a megacity, the core city of the Nanjing metropolitan area, and the eastern region of China approved by the State Council An important central city, an important national scientific research and education base and a comprehensive transportation hub. The following is the content compiled by Kao.com, I hope it will be helpful to you!

A 400-word essay on traveling in Nanjing for the fourth grade. Taking advantage of the pleasant May Day holiday, my mother took me to visit the beautiful Nanjing.

The first stop, we went to visit the "Nanjing* Museum". At the door, what comes into view are sculptures of several villagers desperately trying to escape. One of the mothers was holding a baby and shouting: "Run away! The devil is coming..." I frowned suddenly, as if I saw their danger and helplessness at that time. Three hundred thousand! Three hundred thousand living lives! I'm angry, I'm sad. Looking at the photos, there are corpses strewn on the ground. Some have no heads, some have no hands, and some have no legs. How cruel! On the high and long wall are engraved the names of three hundred thousand dead people, many of whom are unknown. My eyes were wet...

Later, we visited the Presidential Palace, Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Ming Xiaoling Tomb and the Bandstand. Among them, the bandstand is the place where I have the most fun, because there are white doves as white as snow, black doves that are jet black and shiny, and of course, there are also black and white flowered doves. I poured some food into my hand, and I heard a "wow" sound, and a large group of pigeons surrounded me, squeezing each other. I slowly stood up, and a big white pigeon finally couldn't help it, flapped its wings twice, grabbed my arm tightly with its two small red claws, and enjoyed its delicious meal alone. The other white pigeon couldn't stand it anymore and flew up to grab it. The two of them almost started fighting.

Finally, we went to the Tropical Botanical Garden. There are all kinds of exotic flowers and plants growing there, and I saw a pitcher plant! It's all liquid inside. There are also many succulent plants that I have never seen before. The cactus in Nanjing is as big as three basketballs, and the longest one is 2 to 3 meters high...

This time I came to Nanjing, I gained a lot!

A 400-word essay on traveling in Nanjing for fourth grade Part 2 This afternoon, my father took my brother, my brother, and my mother to visit the Nanjing Museum.

First we went to the History Museum. We started visiting from the age of dinosaurs, and then went to see the Paleolithic Age. At that time, people used whatever they could find, and then we visited When I saw the Neolithic Age, people could already invent some tools and make pottery. I didn’t expect that people in ancient times were also very smart. Next came the Bronze Age. I saw ancient musical instruments and bronze chimes. What a great invention! After that, I also saw the gold-studded jade clothes of the Han Dynasty, which were worn by the princes of the Han Dynasty after they died. They were very exquisite. Their tombs It’s also very large and has a lot of rules. Finally we saw a lot of beautiful things, which are cultural relics from the glorious period of ancient China.

After coming out of the history museum, we went to the digital museum, which was very interesting. There were many models of ancient houses, and animations and movies introduced ancient history and customs, which were very interesting.

Just when I was having a lot of fun, the closing time came, and I reluctantly left. I told my dad: "I haven't finished the tour this time, I still want to come." Dad's face Say, "Okay" with a smile.

A 400-word essay on a trip to Nanjing for the fourth grade, Part 3. My long-awaited trip to Nanjing has finally arrived, and I am extremely excited.

The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is majestic and majestic. This is the mausoleum where the founding father of the country, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, is buried. There are 392 steps in Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. It is said that 3 represents the Three People's Principles, 9 represents the unification of Kyushu, and 2 represents the cooperation between the two parties of the Kuomintang. On this drizzling day, the milky white granite and blue glazed tiles look particularly solemn and solemn. An incident I encountered during the visit was that there were always people who wanted to walk on the slope but fell down because the slope was too slippery. I think Sun Yat-sen was a man with a broad mind and great love for the people, so he had this couplet: The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still have to work hard, and he commented: The world is for the common good.

I finally experienced the two words "crowds of people and shoulder to shoulder" in the Presidential Palace! You can only "climb" forward in the corridor of Mr. Chiang Kai-shek's office building half-step. The third floor is under maintenance and is not open to the public. In Xuyuan, people are reminded of Zhu Gaoxu, who will never die unless he seeks death. The avant-garde specialty bookstore in the Presidential Palace is worth slowly choosing and appreciating. Although the items inside are a bit more expensive, the quality of the products is trustworthy! I bought a lock and helped my mother’s best friend buy a bookmark with the characteristics of the Republic of China. It was great!

Nanjing also has many special attractions, such as the mass graves in the Nanjing Memorial Hall and the Confucius Temple on the Qinhuai River, all waiting for you to experience.

This trip to Nanjing reminded me that our primary school students in the new era must not forget the national humiliation, revive China, and make progress every day!

A 400-word essay on traveling in Nanjing for the fourth grade, Part 4. I have long wanted to go to Nanjing, and this time it happened that the class organized an activity, and we finally signed up, and finally we were able to get our wish.

I heard from the tour guide that Nanjing was the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, so naturally there are many places to visit. Let’s take two days to have an overview of Nanjing’s features and visit the Jinling historical sites!

After getting on the bus, about two hours later, we set foot on the land of Nanjing.

The first stop was the famous Yuhuatai Revolutionary Historical Monument. We took photos at the gate and bought some souvenirs. After that, we went to Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the nation, rests here. The air here is fresh, surrounded by green trees, intertwined mountains, and behind barriers, majestic and majestic! It is a longing place for Chinese and foreign tourists. This is also the "green lung" of Nanjing, where we can breathe fresh air. We also went to the Presidential Palace.

In the evening, we went to the Confucius Temple to taste snacks and appreciate folk customs. Confucius Temple is located on the bank of the Qinhuai River. The snacks and folk customs there are famous at home and abroad. It is a tourist attraction integrating culture, entertainment and commerce.

The next day, we went to the Nanjing Memorial Hall. This is a memorial hall built to commemorate the 300,000 compatriots who died. Let us remember this period of history. The most hateful thing is that the Japanese have not recognized this yet. mistake. I think, as descendants of the Chinese nation, we must study hard and defend my motherland.

A pleasant journey is always very short. After lunch, we reluctantly left Nanjing.

A 400-word essay on traveling in Nanjing for fourth grade Part 5 Outside the Zhonghua Gate of Nanjing City, there is a small hill about 60 meters high and 2 kilometers wide. The scenery on the hill is beautiful and the pines and cypresses are lush. It is said that in the early years of Nanliang Dynasty, the eminent monk Master Yunguang once set up an altar to preach here. Because the content was so wonderful that it moved the Buddha, flowers fell from the sky like rain in an instant, so it was named "Yuhua Terrace". The colorful agate stone that is abundant on the hill is also named after it.

"Yuhua Stone" is a good gift for relatives and friends. However, such a beautiful place became a place of execution for the massacre of communists and revolutionaries during the Kuomintang rule. Nearly 100,000 revolutionary martyrs were brutally murdered here. After the founding of New China, in memory of the martyrs, a martyrs cemetery was built on Yuhuatai.

At the Martyrs Memorial Hall, I listened with reverence to the advanced deeds of revolutionary martyrs such as Deng Zhongxia, Yun Daiying, Luo Dengxian, etc., and viewed the martyrs’ relics, precious pictures and documents displayed in the museum. The soul was greatly shocked. These great revolutionary martyrs were still so young when they died. They did not think about their own safety at all, and devoted themselves wholeheartedly to the future of the country and the nation. Their childish yet persevering expressions in the photos are deeply imprinted in our hearts.

After visiting the Yuhuatai Martyrs Memorial Hall, I couldn’t calm down for a long time. I want to learn from the strong will of the martyrs, study hard, be a useful person, and build our country.

The evergreen lantern on the Yuhuatai symbolizes the spirit of the martyrs who “pass on the fire from generation to generation.”