How to write the composition of Water-splashing Festival?

The composition of the Songkran Festival can be written as follows with reference to the following model essay:

Dai people are a happy people, and the Water-splashing Festival is very famous.

My father is a tourist. He often takes our family to travel. I remember last year, my father took our family to travel to the area where the Dai people lived. I want to know why my father took us to Dai. It turns out that there will be a large-scale opening ceremony of the "Water-splashing Festival" here, and I jumped three feet high with joy.

We came to the village head's house. The village chief was a very hospitable old man and soon brought us into the house.

We sat down to drink tea, and the village chief handed each of us a A Dai costume. My mind immediately turned to clothes. I went into the back room and closed the doors and windows. After getting dressed and coming out, he asked his father, "Dad, do you know this is the Water-splashing Festival?" Dad said yes, I coughed twice. Dad sighed, and then took out a water gun from his bag that was not filled with water.

I took the water gun and ran out. As soon as I ran out, I looked everywhere. Soon, I saw a pool not far from the village head's house. I ran to the pool and saw the words "Water-splashing Festival only" engraved on the tile. I quickly filled the water and ran home.

At 8 o'clock the next morning, I picked up a water gun and ambushed the place where the water was loaded yesterday. I waited and waited, and finally, a group of people came. As soon as they squatted down to fill the water, I immediately jumped out of the grass and shot them with a water gun. They screamed and suddenly became soaked.

As soon as they reacted, they immediately splashed me with a basin of water. I jumped left and right, and none of them splashed on me. I made faces at them. Who knows, the other team "horse" splashed us all into a "soaked chicken". As soon as we reacted, we immediately sprayed water and splashed water on them. My team and I changed from "enemies" to "comrades-in-arms".

We talked and laughed, so happy. Unconsciously, the sun took the lead. We went home reluctantly.

I went back to the village head's house and thought: I must come again. Next time I come, I want to meet those people who played together today.