Regrettable Poetry Recitation Competition Essay 800

In the traditional culture class on Thursday, a unique ancient poem recitation contest was held in our class. Under the auspices of Mr. Shao, we boys and girls were divided into two teams, and whoever recited an ancient poem added three points, and whoever recited one added one point.

First, the recitation was Wu Yinzhi's "Discretionary Greedy Spring". Both teams competed to be the first to recite, and the scores recorded by the teacher on the blackboard alternately rose and were neck-and-neck. However, the girls' team regrettably lost the round by a narrow margin.

In the second round, the ancient poem "The Walk of the Fierce Tiger" was added. This again intensified and heated up the classroom atmosphere. Watching the two teams compete neck-and-neck made you envious of the students who scored points for their teams. Everyone was reading and memorizing the poem with several times more enthusiasm than usual. Finally, at the end of the round, our girl's team still won despite the expectations!

The third round to decide the winner began with the recitation of two ancient poems, Huang Chao's "The Question of Chrysanthemums" and "Furnishing Chrysanthemums after Failing to Achieve the Title". This set off a new torrent in the classroom. Students from both the boys' and girls' teams continued to show off their skills. After everyone had basically memorized the poem once, the boys' team was about to win due to the large number of boys. So in order to be fair, Mr. Shao asked He Haowei to recite "The Question of Chrysanthemums" again. Under everyone's attention, he also passed the recitation without any problem, so it was hard for our two teams to win or lose in this competition!

If this is a lesson, it is more vivid and active than a class; if this is a competition, it is more meaningful than a competition. Such a class, I like.