A 500-word essay on the National Day Tour to Tiannv Mountain.

One winter, my family and I came to Fairy Mountain.

When I was sitting in the car, I was thinking: Isn’t that place beautiful? After riding for dozens of minutes, we finally arrived at the foot of Fairy Mountain. Looking towards the mountain from below, it is all green, like a green ocean.

We were walking on the main road, and my heart was full of expectations. I really wanted to get to the top of the mountain right away. Halfway through, we saw a big bird flying from above us to the ground. We all thought it was an owl. We went forward to take a look with an uneasy heart. Its sharp eyes stared at us closely. We were frightened and ran away. Wherever you go, there are green trees. We came to a fork in the road, and since it was our first time here, we didn’t know which way to go. We asked the farmers living there. We walked to the stone stairs, surrounded by pine forests, and I picked up a few pine cones.

We didn’t know how long we walked and finally reached the top of the mountain. Looking down from the top of the mountain, green trees seem to surround Fairy Mountain. There are still pine cones on the big pine trees. At noon, we had lunch on the top of the mountain. In the afternoon, we walked to a piece of yellow land. The pine trees growing above are shorter than people, and the pine trees are very sparse, but there are also pine cones on the trees. No grass grew on the land. A piece of goose-yellow land, only decorated with pine trees, like frontier soldiers guarding the motherland.

That day, we were all very happy and finally came to Fairy Mountain to play.