Composition 1000 words introducing the customs of Lvliang.

On Sunday morning, it was raining in Mao Mao, with a little coolness. On the road, pedestrians are sparse. Occasionally, cars whizzed past, breaking the silence of this morning.

Today, I'm going to the Children's Palace for a vocal lesson. When I felt lonely walking on this quiet road, I suddenly heard people's voices coming from the front. I looked up, huh? Why are so many people standing in front of the library? I looked at it carefully. Oh, so many people are waiting in line for the library to open and read! Some people hold a bottle of drink in their left hand and bread in their right hand, and seem to be eating breakfast in a hurry; Some people carry huge schoolbags and wet umbrellas in their hands; Others have been staring at their watches as if they were worried that queuing would take up too much reading time.

I can't help thinking: these adults who are usually busy with work have finally waited for the weekend. Why don't they rest at home, but come here early in the morning to read? -It turns out that they don't forget to "charge" themselves at work! They are reusing their rest time, reading extensively, enriching themselves and improving their quality. This reminds me of Gorky's words-"Books are the ladder of human progress." Yes, if all the people in our city set foot on this ladder, how much progress our city will make!

And we students who are in the learning stage should grasp every minute and learn all kinds of knowledge and skills. We should not lose to these adults who have already left campus, and don't forget to continue learning!

This is really a unique landscape of our young city. It is precisely because of this unique scenery that it adds more scholarly atmosphere to our city!