Introduce the composition of Ishikawa in Gansu. . .

On May 7, the weather was fine, and my mother's unit organized a trip to Shichuan. I think I will go to school tomorrow, so I have no time to play when I am nervous. Why not relax today?

We met at the crossroads and took a bus for nearly two hours to Ishikawa. I saw the Yellow River along the way. The roads you take are uphill, downhill and turning. It's really hard to walk!

When I came to Ishikawa, I saw rows of pear trees as soon as I entered the door. We found a place to rest first. Some adults play cards and some play mahjong. I was bored alone, so I went to play with my mother.

Suddenly I saw a stocking pond, so I ran over. Mother sat on the lawn, and I caught tadpoles in the pond. The tadpoles stopped swimming when they saw me, so they crowded together. I put the bottle into the water and the tadpoles swam into my bottle automatically. Suddenly, I found that half of the eel's tail was exposed under a stone next to the tadpole, so I moved the stone away. There are really eels. I reached for it, and as soon as my hand entered the water, it swam away. Suddenly, it stopped beside a stone. I grabbed it with my hand, but it escaped from me. I found it hiding in the crack again. I grabbed it with my hand again, and I caught it. I quickly put it in the bottle.

I found a small goldfish in the river. I wanted to catch it again, but I couldn't catch it swimming around and almost fell into the water. I heard a few more "quacks" and followed them to catch frogs. Fortunately, there was a frog staying there, and I caught it as soon as I caught it. Time to go home. I put tadpoles, frogs and eels in the stocking pond.

We got on the bus, talked and laughed in the car, greeted the afterglow and returned to Lanzhou.

What a beautiful day!