Junior high school students write a 600-word essay on Dali travel notes

A 600-word essay written by a junior high school student on a trip to Dali

On July 18, I circled the Erhai Lake in Dali, Yunnan. It's bluer elsewhere, and the mountains there are greener than elsewhere.

When I was on the plane, I already discovered a huge lake-Erhai Lake. As the name suggests, Erhai Lake looks like an elephant's ear. The Erhai Lake is crystal clear and we can't see any impurities.

The car was speeding in a place that was sometimes narrow and sometimes wide, and we came to the first scenic spot-Three Pagodas Temple. The Three Pagodas Temple consists of a tall tower and two small towers. The two small towers are halfway up the mountain, so they appear to be as tall as the first big tower. The three towers are golden and stand on the hillside and at the foot of the mountain, giving them a sacred and inviolable feeling. We got in the car again and drove to the second stop - Xizhou Ancient Town.

Our car stopped at the Gate of Justice, the gate of the ancient city, and then walked straight in. As we walked, we found a road, like an alley, unfathomable, and we seemed to have entered a dead end. But when we looked carefully, we saw that there was a road like a chicken's neck, so we walked in and found that there was a carriage that we wanted to take (because riding a carriage can see many characteristic buildings in Dali, and it can also be our means of transportation). The carriage started running, and its four hooves started to run. The carriage stopped in front of several houses and allowed us to go in and visit. These houses look very old from the outside. They look unremarkable from the outside, but inside there are wooden, double-story rooms, which are no less impressive than the houses outside the city.

The carriage arrived at Xixiufang again. As soon as they entered the door, they saw 9 baskets of silkworm plaques with a lot of cocoons inside. These cocoons are used for embroidery and are very delicate. Some of the pictures are pandas, some are trees, some are single-sided embroidery, and some are double-sided embroidery...

We took the carriage back to Zhengyimen and drove to Shuanglang Ancient Town, which has the characteristics of Dali houses: Qing Dynasty. The tiles and white walls, coupled with the blue sky and white clouds, form a beautiful painting.

If the world were like Dali, with the air so fresh, then we wouldn’t have to worry about human extinction!

Article 2 A 600-word essay for junior high school students to write a travelogue in Dali

< p> Dali is famous both at home and abroad, attracting many tourists to come and see it, and I am one of them.

First of all, we came to the ancient city of Dali. The ancient city of Dali is crowded with people. Every roadside snack shop is full of fragrance; the clean stream is gurgling and crystal clear; the city gate is tall and majestic; and there are a variety of commodities. …It’s really prosperous.

After walking for a while, I unknowingly arrived at a tall and elegant house. I looked up and saw it read "Presidential Military and Marshal's Mansion." I thought to myself: When I heard this name, it was very interesting. It's domineering, and it's definitely more spectacular inside. So I dragged my mother in with me. As soon as I walked into the hall, I saw exquisite cultural relics one by one: clay pots, gems, copper needles... It was really dazzling. Curious, I walked up to the second floor. There are various relics on the second floor, including the twelve zodiac signs, supplies, and of course, statues of various people. All of them are lifelike and make people think deeply.

I walked to the backyard again. There were all kinds of flowers here: red, green, blue... I turned around and saw huge, dilapidated stone monuments in front of my eyes. There appeared in it, all kinds of Sanskrit and hieroglyphics troubled on it, these are historical relics.

Dali is also rich in many fruits: snake fruit, horns, plums...

Dali is even more famous for its food. As the saying goes: "You say it's weird or not, there are eighteen monsters in Yunnan; four bamboo rats in a sack, broad beans and peanuts sold by the count; wear the same clothes in all seasons, and good vegetables can be produced all year round; take off the straw hat and use it as a pot lid , three mosquitoes make a dish; stones grow outside the sky, and here it rains and there is sunshine; eggs are sold on skewers with straw, and trains are not as fast as cars; grasshoppers are used as wine dishes, and bamboo slips are used as tobacco and water bags; flowers are used in all seasons. It is undefeated and its toes are exposed all year round.”

Dali not only has the Eighteen Yunnan Monsters, but also the Cross-Bridge Rice Noodles. Legend has it that there was a scholar who didn't like reading. When he grew up, he married a very beautiful wife. His wife decided to help him study hard, so she locked him in a room and made him study hard day and night. One day, the wife was going to prepare a lot of food for the scholar, including a bowl of rice noodles. The son was naughty and added various ingredients and oil to the bowl of rice noodles. The wife quickly took out all those things, and the wife found that It was already cooked, so she took a bite. She felt it was very delicious, so she hurriedly gave it to the scholar. The scholar also thought it was delicious. He thought for a while and said to his wife: "This rice noodle is called cross-bridge rice noodle." "In that book, he finally passed the exam, so Crossing the Bridge Rice Noodles was deeply loved by future generations.

The first day of the trip to Dali ended successfully.

Part 3: A 600-word essay written by a junior high school student on a trip to Dali

After visiting Kunming, we took the train to Dali overnight. In the morning, we got off the bus and got on the bus heading to Dali Ancient City. I fantasized in the car: The ancient city should be an ancient city, and the things inside should have an ancient and elegant flavor... "Squeak--" A sudden brake brought me back to reality.

“This is the ancient city of Dali, which is famous both at home and abroad.

"The tour guide shouted with a loudspeaker, "Please visit and tour by yourself, and gather here at 10:00. "Yeah!" Finally I can play freely. I turned on my camera and walked inside.

The first thing that catches the eye is a tall tower, which looks simple, generous and sturdy. I heard the tour guide say in the car that this was originally the country of Dali, and this city tower was used to resist invasion by foreign enemies. I looked up and saw two beautiful big characters: Dali. This was inscribed by Mr. Guo Moruo himself! My curiosity became more and more impatient, and he led me into the ancient city. The simple and beautiful houses, the clean and elegant streets, and the orderly goods are really extraordinary! If you live in a place like this, you will be free and carefree.

I just wanted to reach the clear spring, so I quickened my pace. Finally walked out of the bustling streets and arrived at the peaceful daughter country. I heard from other tour guides that the Kingdom of Women in "Journey to the West" was filmed here. When you smell it gently, a refreshing fragrance mixed with the fragrance of earth and the unique light floral fragrance of peach blossoms comes to your nostrils. Turning further to the left, I saw the clear, sparkling pool - that's it! Peach trees were planted on both sides, and a trickle of water flowed silently into the pool. Looking at the water again, it is so clear that it is unimaginable. I really want to stay a little longer, but time waits for no one. So we hurried to Yinfu.

As soon as I stepped in with my front feet, my eyes widened and my mouth opened wide - the room was full of silverware, and the waiters also brought all kinds of silver jewelry. The room was really shining. !The luster they exuded made me want to touch each one...

Two hours passed quickly. After getting on the bus, I felt a little nostalgic as I looked at the rapidly retreating ancient city.