The first volume of the fourth grade of primary school recommends a good local composition (Beijing)

A good local composition recommended by the first volume of the fourth grade of a primary school (Beijing): Beijing Science and Technology Museum.

Beijing is the capital of China, the national central city and the political, cultural, educational and international exchange center of China. With a history of more than 3,000 years and 850 years, it is one of the "four ancient capitals of China" and has certain international influence. China culture since Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties has been gathered here, with many places of interest and rich cultural landscape. It is the city with the most world cultural heritage in the world. My favorite is the Science and Technology Museum in Beijing. My parents and I came to Beijing Science and Technology Museum during the holiday. The new science and technology museum, located in the central area of the Olympic Park, takes a single square as the main building body and meshes with several blocks like building blocks. Its shape is like China's "Luban Lock" and the western "Rubik's Cube", which embodies the characteristics of China's traditional culture that attaches importance to the relationship between the whole and the part, and also symbolizes the implication that science has no absolute boundaries and disciplines are mutually integrated and promoted.

As soon as I entered the lobby on the first floor of the Science and Technology Museum, I looked around. I was very surprised. The Science and Technology Museum is tall and big. After we took the elevator to the second floor, I looked down from upstairs. I'm surprised. Am I mistaken? In the center of the first floor of the Science and Technology Museum stands a huge dinosaur. I said in surprise, "What a big dinosaur!" "It is as high as three or four stories, more than 20 meters long, with its head held high, as if listening to the audience's admiration and exclamation. Standing at its feet, I feel very small. The power of nature is amazing!

On the west side of the second floor, there are several advanced computers, which can simulate the camera's function of taking pictures of people and transform the heads into the heads of various animals according to their sizes. I stood in line for a long time and finally came to the machine. I posed and pressed the photo button, and my head immediately appeared on the screen. After pressing the button again, I became a fat pig and made me laugh. Try again, change your posture for the second time, and this time you become the silly bear in the photo. It's really interesting!

There are so many interesting and scientific projects in the Capital Science and Technology Museum that I can't live without them every time. I love Beijing Science and Technology Museum, and I love lovely Beijing even more.

The first volume of the fourth grade of the second primary school recommends a good place for composition (Beijing): Beijing Hutong.

There are many hutongs in Beijing. I have long heard that there are three or six thousand famous hutongs in Beijing, and there are a lot of nameless hutongs. I saw it today. It really happened. Hutongs in Beijing are wide and narrow, wide and bright, narrow and deep. According to the tour guide, the narrowest alley is Qianshi Hutong. The narrowest place is only 40 cm, which can only accommodate a slim person. Most hutongs in Beijing only know where to go when they come, but there are also twists and turns. The tour guide said that there is an alley called Jiudaowan with more than 20 rooms. I think if I go there to visit my friends, I'm afraid people will be confused when I find the door. The hutongs we have been to exude a quiet and quaint atmosphere, adding a lot of antique, warm and quiet charm to the bustling city. The ground of some hutongs is paved with blue bricks or stones, square and square, like a squashed tofu block. It's cool to step on it barefoot. Some stone slabs on the roadside are covered with moss, which is particularly old and attracts us southern tourists. Hutong at night is even more delicious. As the sun sets, the last glow of the horizon shines on the quadrangles of every household. People have moved out of rattan chairs and taken cattail fans to the hutongs to enjoy the cool. The old people are chatting and the children are frolicking, which really smells like a small bridge and flowing water.

Although Beijing Hutong has experienced ups and downs for hundreds of years, when we walk out of Hutong, many Beijingers can't help but sigh that the beauty of Beijing lies in Hutong.

The first volume of the fourth grade of the third primary school recommended a good place to write (Beijing): the Forbidden City.

There are many places of interest in Beijing, and the most fascinating and awe-inspiring one is the Forbidden City in Beijing. The Forbidden City in Beijing has a long history. It has been more than 580 years since 1420, and it still stands here today, which is amazing!

When you walk into Tiananmen Square, you will find the Forbidden City in Beijing. Now you will see the meridian gate. Its wall is about ten meters high, and a towering building stands on it, shining in the sun and dazzling.

Walking into the meridian gate, Taihe gate is close at hand. It is the main entrance and grade gate of the three halls facing the outside world of the Forbidden City in Beijing. On the Daiyu River in the square, five internal Jinshui bridges are carved with jade fences, which complement the Taihe Gate.

Stepping out of Taihe Gate and looking at the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the distance, I saw white marble with red walls and yellow tiles representing the royal family, which was a wake-up call. On closer inspection, dragons and phoenixes are carved on the steps of three layers of white marble, and the main hall is resplendent, with a pure gold throne in the middle. Above the throne hangs a plaque with the words "aboveboard". Xuanyuan mirrors are placed on both sides of the throne, "golden bricks" are laid on the floor of the hall, and ten animals are placed on the eaves ... It's too dazzling.

The splendor of the Forbidden City in Beijing is a perfect display of China's ancient economic strength and the crystallization of the wisdom of the working people of the motherland! So, I want to protect it by myself and not let it be destroyed.

The first volume of the fourth grade of four primary schools recommends a good place for composition (Beijing): the Summer Palace.

Last May 1st, I visited the famous Summer Palace in Beijing. It's about five kilometers from Baishiqiao where we live to the Summer Palace. At this time, the Summer Palace is already spring, like a beautiful big park. Next to the splendid palace covered with glazed tiles, he enthusiastically chased the handsome figure of exotic flowers and plants from time to time. The flowers and trees, such as Albizia Albizia, Taibai Flower and Millennium Gu Song, have different shapes and colorful colors, which set off the grandeur of the palace and are worth watching.

We embarked on a colorful road. At first glance, the gravel on the path is messy and changeable, which can be studied carefully, but it is very interesting. Colorful stones make up various patterns, or flowers, or figures, or palaces, or utensils, which are really beautiful and moving.

Go straight along the path and you will come to the world-famous promenade. It is said that Empress Dowager Cixi built it to see the scenery on Kunming Lake. I set foot on the promenade with curiosity. The long corridor is endless. There are 273 colored sections at the top of the corridor, and each section is painted with colored pictures. Thousands of paintings, no two are the same. There are red pillars on both sides of the corridor, and the red pillars are connected by green fences. The green fence is so low that people can sit on it and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kunming Lake.

After a long corridor, you come to the foot of Wanshou Mountain. Looking up, an exquisite pagoda stands on the mountain, that is the Foguang Pavilion.

When you climb the Buddha Pavilion and look down, you can get a panoramic view of most of the scenery in the park. Directly ahead is the famous Kunming Lake. Kunming Lake is quiet, like a piece of jade. The boat glided gently from above, leaving a shallow water mark, as if it were Bi Hen on the emerald. The breeze blew, the water rippled and shimmered. It is very beautiful in the sunshine. The shadow of the 17-hole bridge in the distance is reflected in the water, vague and unreal.

At sunset, I came from Buddha and hurried out of the garden gate with joy, ending my day's trip.

The first volume of the fifth grade and the fourth grade recommended a good place to write (Beijing): Tiantan Park.

This summer vacation, my parents and I traveled to the capital Beijing. At the first stop, we came to Tiantan Park, a place where emperors of Ming and Qing dynasties offered sacrifices, where they prayed for a bumper harvest and good weather this year. Walking into the Temple of Heaven Park, the first thing you see is a wide avenue. There are many towering trees planted on both sides of the avenue. It is said that some trees are thousands of years old. Many small fountains under the tree are constantly watered, and it doesn't feel hot even in summer.

Looking straight ahead, it is the Hall of Prayer for the New Year. Praying for the New Year means praying for a bumper harvest. In the past, the emperor would come to worship on the fifteenth day of the first month every year. Standing in front of the Hall of Prayer for the New Year, I seem to see an emperor, dressed in a dragon robe, led by princes and ministers. The scene is spectacular.

Keep walking, and you'll get to the imperial vault. The imperial vault is the place where sacrificial tablets are placed. It is a round building, representing a round sky, covered with blue tiles and a golden dome. It is exquisite and solemn. There is a wall around the royal vault. According to my mother, as long as you stand at one end of the wall and talk, everyone at the other end can hear you. This is the echo wall. It's a pity that former tourists didn't have the consciousness of protecting cultural relics and scribbled on the walls. Now the staff have to surround the wall and can't experience this wonderful feeling for themselves. What a pity!

Walking through the imperial vault, there is another scenic spot-the dome. In the center of the dome, there is a big stone slab with nine outward trapezoidal Shi Zhuan, followed by multiples of nine. Why are there all nine? I heard that in ancient times, "9" symbolized the unique thoughts of emperors, symbolized the sky, and was the most auspicious number. I thought: No wonder they all say "Ninth Five-Year Plan" and "Nine Days" ...

The grandeur of the Hall of Prayer for the New Year, the exquisiteness of the imperial vault, the strangeness of the echo wall and the grandeur of the dome were unforgettable!