How to write a composition about visiting Fujian Science and Technology Museum?

You can refer to: the feeling of visiting China Science and Technology Museum.

Today, I visited the China Science and Technology Museum next to the Bird's Nest with the Party branch. This is my first visit to China Science and Technology Museum. I used to pass by that huge sphere when I went to the Olympic Park. There seemed to be countless secrets hidden inside, waiting for people to explore.

Walking into the new China Science and Technology Museum, I saw the words "China Science and Technology Museum" inscribed by Deng Xiaoping, which was vigorous and powerful, and reflected the national leaders' attention to science and technology and youth education. Entering the Science and Technology Museum, the bright colors make the whole venue look very spacious and bold. I saw the "Light of China" exhibition area at first sight after I checked in, and the letterpress printing template was hung on the wall. It embodies the profoundness of China's traditional civilization. In fact, the first thing that caught my eye was the row of columns at the entrance of the exhibition hall, which were placed at different intervals. Behind them is an LED display that shows sunrise and sunset. At first, I didn't quite understand. Later, after reading the introduction, I realized that this is the Taosi Ancient Observatory, which was used by ancient people to observe astronomical phenomena. Yao's contribution to astronomical calendar is unprecedented. Not only is he "a man like the sky", he also personally orders how to manage the calendar and time service, and measures the number of days, 24 festivals and 4 seasons in a year. This ancient observatory is used to do this work. After reading the introduction, I realized that these seemingly simple columns have assumed such amazing and great functions. You know, at that time, people had already begun to explore science. It is enough to show how profound and profound the culture of our Chinese nation is for five thousand years. In the later visit, it confirmed my idea. The exhibition hall displays treasures reflecting the brilliant achievements of the Chinese nation, and introduces four major inventions and disciplines such as astronomy, ceramics, architecture, bronze, metallurgy, textile, embroidery, traditional Chinese medicine, machinery and handicrafts. It also shows ancient rockets, warships, soldiers and simple astronomical instruments. Carefully designed waterwheel, waterwheel, compass, etc. All kinds of exhibits are exquisite and beautiful, and many of them can be experienced by themselves. In the textile section, I saw familiar spinning wheels and looms. I come from a water town in the south of the Yangtze River. These things are very common in our folk museum. Seeing looms and waterwheels in Beijing, I felt very cordial, so I acted as a temporary commentator to tell people around me how looms work. We can't help sighing the infinite wisdom of the working people. The whole Light of China exhibition area shows China's ancient scientific and technological achievements and their important role in the prosperity of private capital in China, the social development in China and the progress of world civilization, and shows the integration and interaction between China's scientific and technological development and world scientific and technological civilization, so that the public can appreciate the wisdom and creation of the Chinese nation from the macro perspective of world scientific and technological development.

There are four exploration and discovery exhibition areas on the second floor. The dynamic curtain made of huge iron sheet at the entrance of the exhibition area is very magical. It can constantly change patterns and is magnificent. This reminds me of those movable-type modules at the opening of the Olympic Games, which are endless, but at this time it is a display of modern technology. Isn't this a formal inheritance and development of ancient and modern times? The preface of the material world exhibition area of "Exploration and Discovery" reads: "What is the ever-changing material made of? Do matter have the same origin? Primitive humans began to explore the material world with fire. China's five elements theory and ancient Greece's four elements theory reflect the ancient people's thinking about matter. From the rise to the failure of alchemy, people's understanding of matter became scientific, and lavoisier's theory of oxidative combustion and the concept of new elements became a milestone in the exploration of matter. Dalton's atomism and avogadro's molecular theory make the exploration of matter enter the microscopic world. Mendeleev discovered the periodic law of elements. Reveals the internal relations of the material world. Artificial elements and synthetic substances have become important symbols of modern material civilization. The material world is wonderful and magical, and human exploration continues ... "Indeed, my father studied science in high school and my father is a chemistry teacher. He had a lot of contact with chemistry since he was a child, and he was curious about the big periodic table when he was a child. It has been almost a year since he left chemistry, and he has seen so many familiar and unfamiliar elements here. I deeply realized the power of science. Many places in the exhibition area can be operated by hand. For example, if an object is illuminated by infrared light, it can be displayed on the screen, and you can do experiments to watch Brownian motion by yourself ... The design of hands-on operation can better let people understand the mysteries of science, enhance interaction and stimulate interest. Inspire them to think. The exploration and discovery exhibition area displays the beauty and magic of science and technology, as well as the scientific ideas and methods embodied in the interaction between human beings and nature, so that the public can experience the fun brought by scientific exploration and discovery, stimulate scientific interest and enlighten innovative knowledge.