Diary Tour of Wohushan Park in Taiyuan

When I was a child, I was as happy as jumping up. When I come back, I will write a whole composition or diary under the supervision of my teacher or parents. Themes include: the feeling of visiting the zoo, a happy day, etc. The beginning is often "this Sunday, the weather is sunny, white clouds are floating in the blue sky, and my parents took me to the zoo." The conclusion will be "I saw many animals this day and had a very meaningful day". . . . . . Think about the power of education. Almost all of our generation grew up under this influence. As for growing up, it will become crooked, long oblique, hehe, that is the infiltration of new ideas, but as long as the roots are red and seedlings are straight, it will not be crooked.

Thinking of watching TV last night, I accidentally noticed a public service advertisement of the Ministry of Education. Since 2007, all primary and secondary school students in rural compulsory education in China have been exempted from tuition and miscellaneous fees, and students from poor families have also been exempted from book fees. In 2008, this measure will be widely promoted throughout the country. Today, I checked online and found that the exemption of tuition and miscellaneous fees will benefit nearly 654.38+0.5 billion primary and secondary school students in rural areas across the country. After tuition and miscellaneous fees are exempted, the average annual burden of each primary school student is 140 yuan, and the average annual burden of junior high school students is 180 yuan. Poor boarders can reduce the burden of 500 yuan. In fact, it is the responsibility of the government to increase investment in education, balance educational resources and provide fair educational opportunities. With the obvious economic strength of China, especially under the trend that "education is related to the future of the nation" has increasingly become the knowledge of the whole society, it is a social pain for out-of-school children to wander outside the campus. I have never forgotten the famous photographic work Big Eyes reprinted by major news media two years ago. It is the bright eyes of a girl who is out of school, so pure, but infinitely confused and slightly melancholy. This is a carefree era! Today's China rural "they" finally realized their dream of going to school. Off-topic, off-topic, obviously writing a composition about visiting the zoo, but it is related to education. Who made this "news" that is no longer news deeply touched me?

It is said that this is the first visit to the zoo since it moved. The area is much larger, and the home of animals looks much more magnificent. Especially in Tiger Park, there is still a large forest to live in. It is estimated that tigers prefer this "original ecology". In particular, the new project "Live Predation Show" developed by Tiger Park can make people feel the real "law of the jungle". Unfortunately, there are only two or three tigers in Nuoda Garden. Giraffes and rhinos have their own homes. I remember that in the old zoo, both of them "slept in the wind". There's always a reason to settle down. After all, it is an animal that grows in the tropical rain forest. Inexplicably, the two museums stink, and they were smoked out in less than three seconds (not that I am melodramatic, but that's what tourists do). I wonder if this unventilated environment is harmful to the physical and mental health of two animal comrades?

This garden is really big. After seeing nearly half of the animals, it's a little over, and the trip to the zoo is over. This time, it is mainly to let the old people come out for fun. It can be seen that the four old people are particularly happy. In recent years, I feel my parents are really old. Although it is a natural law to grow up from a vigorous pace to an aging age, my parents who were "scolding at home" have become a little cautious in talking to us now, which makes me feel sad and distressed. Thinking that they are at home all the year round, we often find a rest day to take them out for dinner or something. A few days ago, my mother said with emotion, "This girl has really grown up and understands her parents." After listening to this, I feel inexplicably happy. The old man has been ill with his back since last summer. He usually lies at home and seems unable to move. Every time he takes them out, he is as happy as a child and never shouts tired. Her mother-in-law always looks at him from behind. "Look at the joy!" My husband and I will laugh. I think that at this moment, we are also happy.

It turns out that giving you a little time and energy will make people happy; It turns out that happiness is so simple, right beside you. My happiness, together with the happiness that 65.438+0.5 billion rural students in China can go to school for free, is shared with you here. . . . . .