1. How to write an essay about visiting a museum
On weekends, my father took me to visit a museum.
On both sides of the museum gate are four lions imitating the ancient lions used to ward off evil spirits. The museum is divided into four floors.
The first floor is the Ancient Chinese Bronze Hall and the Ancient Chinese Sculpture Hall. The second floor is the Museum of Ancient Chinese Ceramics.
The third floor is the Chinese History Seal Hall, the Chinese Painting Hall and the Chinese Calligraphy Hall. The fourth floor is the Chinese Jade Museum.
The fourth floor is the Chinese Jade Museum and Chinese Qingming Furniture. I specially visited the Museum of Ancient Chinese Ceramics.
It shows us the process of firing ceramics. Firing a ceramic product requires countless procedures such as mining, crushing, blank making, and firing to complete. . At the end of the visit, when I walked out of the museum and looked back at the tall building, I deeply realized: China's history is a great and extraordinary history, and China's tomorrow is even more brilliant and brilliant. 2. How to write an essay about visiting a museum
On Sunday, my mother took me to visit the Third Canal Industrial Museum.
The three canal industrial museums are the Chinese Umbrella Museum, the Chinese Fan Museum, and the Chinese Knife and Scissors Museum. But today, we only went to the Umbrella Museum and the Knife and Scissors Museum. We first went to the China Umbrella Museum, which comprehensively displays the umbrella culture, umbrella calendar, umbrella stories, umbrella-making technology and umbrella art represented by China. It is the world's first umbrella-themed museum.
In the exhibition hall, dots of lights are projected on the ground to create a rainy environment. In the "dry rain", we slowly learned about the origin, production and history of umbrellas. West Lake silk umbrellas are also one of Hangzhou’s specialties! The most special thing is that the museum also displays all kinds of new umbrellas from all over the world.
The double umbrella is very cute, can be used by two people, and has only one handle, which is both beautiful and practical. There are also umbrellas with electric lights, stroller umbrellas, etc. Then, we came to the Chinese Knife and Scissors Museum.
Here we are introduced and shown the unique culture of knives, scissors and swords. We learn about the history and culture of knives and scissors in the exhibition hall, and we can also experience folk customs and life interests from a daily perspective.
In addition to the origin of scissors and the production of swords, what I am most interested in is "Swords in Ancient Wars" shown in the 3D theater. The scene of thousands of troops fighting hard made me feel very shocked. It made me feel the atmosphere of swords and shadows in war and appreciate the charm of swords in the cold weapon era. Visiting the museum opened my eyes. I will visit the Chinese Fan Museum next time.
3. Composition Museum Travel Notes
[Composition Museum Travel Notes] Today my father took me to visit the Xuanhua Museum, which enabled me to see many places of interest and long history and culture. Composition Museum Travel Notes. After we bought the tickets, First I went to the first hall. When I entered the room, the first thing I saw was a scaled-down model city, with six big characters written next to it - Xuanhua Mingqing City Outline, which reflected the outline of the city in Xuanhua during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the characteristics of the city at that time. There are various ancient city buildings. There are Wenqing Palace, Jade Emperor Temple, Mishi Street... Further inside is where the people live, and next to it are the city walls and city gates in four different directions: east, south, west and north. . Walking further inside, there are rows of windows displaying cultural relics. In one of the windows, an egg almost as big as a football is displayed. After reading the text introduction below, I realized that this is an ostrich egg from ancient times. It was just unearthed in 2004. Next, I saw the scene when ancient people used weapons to capture bison. At that time, the horns of bison were as thick as a pig's thigh. What made me most curious was the inside The introduced weng burial is to use 2 or 3 larger pieces of ceramic to make a weng coffin. The inside is empty, and the dead baby or child is placed in it, and then buried underground. Most of them are buried near residential houses. Dad I was watching attentively on the side, but I was just taking a look at the flowers. After a while, I arrived in the second hall, and I was fascinated by a little wooden man who looked like a mummy. I walked carefully. After looking at the introduction, it turned out that in ancient times, couples were buried together to store their ashes. Later, I saw the skull of a prisoner of war who was shot by an arrow... Unknowingly, we came to the sixth hall. The sixth hall mainly introduces the backward appearance before liberation, the trains, buses, etc. at that time, and the new development and changes of Xuanhua after the reform and opening up. Time passes so fast, in the blink of an eye, two hours passed. Arrival at the museum It was time to get off work, and we had to reluctantly leave the Sixth Hall. The museum was so interesting. It not only brought me fun, but also allowed me to increase a lot of knowledge and let me experience the profound cultural accumulation. Xuanhua District, Zhangjiakou City Sixth grade of Gulou Primary School: Wei Yufei. 4. Composition: Museum Travel Notes
[Composition: Museum Travel Notes] Today, my father took me to visit the Xuanhua Museum, which enabled me to see many places of interest and long history and culture. Composition: Museum Travel Notes.
After we bought the tickets, we first went to the first hall. Entering the house, the first thing you see is a scaled-down model city, with six big characters written next to it - Xuanhua Mingqing City Outline, which reflects the outline of the city in Xuanhua during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as various ancient city buildings at that time. There are Wenqing Palace, Jade Emperor Temple, Mishi Street... Further inside is where the people live, and next to it are the city walls. As well as the city gates in four different directions: east, south, west and north.
Going further inside, there are rows of windows displaying cultural relics. I saw an egg almost as big as a football displayed in one of the windows. After reading the text introduction below, I realized that these were ostrich eggs from ancient times, just unearthed in 2004. Next, I saw the scene when ancient people used weapons to capture bison. At that time, the horns of bison were as thick as a pig's thigh. What intrigued me the most was the weng burial introduced in it - that is, using 2 or 3 larger pieces of ceramic to make a weng coffin. The inside is empty, and the dead baby or child is placed in it, and then buried underground. , most of which are buried near residential houses. Dad was watching attentively from the side, while I was just taking a quick look at the flowers. After a while, I arrived at the second hall. I was fascinated by a small wooden figure that looked like a mummy walking by. After a closer look at the introduction, I found that it was a thing used by ancient couples to bury their ashes together after they died. Later, I saw the skull of a prisoner of war shot by an arrow... Unconsciously, we came to the sixth hall. The sixth hall mainly introduces the backward appearance before liberation, the trains, automobiles, etc. at that time, and the new developments and changes of Xuanhua after the reform and opening up.
Time flies so fast, two hours passed in the blink of an eye.
It was time for the museum to get off work, and we had to reluctantly leave the Sixth Hall.
The museum is really interesting. It not only brought me fun, but also allowed me to increase a lot of knowledge and let me experience the profound cultural accumulation.
Grade 6, Gulou Primary School, Xuanhua District, Zhangjiakou City: Wei Yufei 5. How to start an essay on a civilized museum tour
Museums seem destined to be solemn. Otherwise, the things behind the glass will lose the shocking power caused by the historical gap.
Examine, contemplate. I just wandered under the glazed tiles by the West Lake, among the carousels of history and civilization. I hope that boring history can be transformed into a history of spiritual feelings.
I can’t remember which venue this was. When I felt the feeling of stepping on the carpet, the ancient times was calling me. I clearly saw the big cauldron, the one leaning on the emperor’s smile. Bronze. I could vaguely feel the heat of its casting, and the uneasiness of the slaves under the emperor's impatient eyes. It must have symbolized the majesty of the imperial power, but like other utensils, it became as lonely as a thousand-year-old tree from the moment it was abandoned.
Perhaps the light was dim, but at the moment when my thoughts wandered, the ancient emperor was standing not far away, looking at these masterpieces sublimated by wisdom as surprised as I was. ...
Opposite me is a descendant wearing a long gown who is standing as solemnly as me, with a face full of piety. The historical distance makes me a little depressed, because there are too many things here that are so calm that they are daunting. But I feel that hundreds or even thousands of years ago, ordinary people like us did have something more shining.
When my fingertips ran across the glass, I suddenly had a glimmer of inspiration. When the fragile loom appeared, it suddenly overlapped with Hemudu in front of my eyes. I looked for the latter excitedly, wanting to verify my thinking, but the short few steps were as strenuous as the long river of history.
Naturally, I am not reconciled to the ravine in the photo, because I have already imagined a more civilized atmosphere than it. On the otherworldly land where the smoke from the kitchen blends into the sky and the earth, I am convinced that an elder is greeting me with unknown etiquette. The stream behind him quietly breaks into colorful cloth. I smiled, with some respect.
I originally thought that this unconscious smile was just a flash in the pan. But when I asked about the breath of history that filled the air, they led me to ruins that were unfamiliar to me. I was surprised that they have the same splendor as Hemudu. Although they are helplessly insignificant under the aura of the former, they silently continue the unquenched sacred fire of their ancestors in the cultural vacuum after the disappearance of Hemudu.
Another person passed me by, walking in a hurry.
I still travel through history, visiting different civilizations and broken monuments, because every scratch and every imperfection represents a pursuit of knowledge. What is displayed here is not just exhibits, they hold on to many promises of history and civilization. This is due to the persistent pioneering efforts of our ancestors, so that the aura of the nation can be injected into the emerging civilization, unlike the change of dynasties, which is fleeting.
I am really tired. These ordinary and precious relics support my thinking. When the sense of solemnity was no longer compelling, I was inexplicably moved by the ancestors who continued civilization - they created a kind of majesty and kept it from being lost in history.
I think this is the supreme soul of the nation and the key to all talents not falling away for five thousand years.
Half of the face of the setting sun is hidden in the lake, and the remaining light is shining brightly, pouring out the thick savings in the chest to the sky... 6. How should primary school students write a composition about visiting museums and memorial halls
On Sunday, my mother took me to visit the Third Canal Industrial Hall. The three canal industry museums are the Chinese Umbrella Museum, the Chinese Fan Museum, and the Chinese Knife and Scissors Museum. But today, we only went to the Umbrella Museum and the Knife and Scissors Museum.
We first went to the China Umbrella Museum, which comprehensively displays the umbrella culture, umbrella calendar, umbrella stories, umbrella-making technology and umbrella art represented by China. It is the world's first umbrella-themed museum. The exhibition hall uses dotted lights
The light is projected on the ground, creating a rainy environment. We slowly learn about the origin, production and history of umbrellas in the "drizzle". West Lake silk umbrellas are also one of Hangzhou’s specialties! The most special thing is that the museum also displays various new umbrellas from all over the world. The double umbrella is very cute, can be used by two people, and has only one handle, which is both beautiful and practical. There are also umbrellas with electric lights, stroller umbrellas, etc.
Next, we came to the Chinese Knife and Scissors Museum. Here we are introduced and shown the unique culture of knives and scissors: "An object is opened with one edge and becomes a knife, two edges are opened to become a sword, and the two swords intersect to become scissors." We learn about the history and culture of knives and scissors in the exhibition hall, and we can also experience folk customs and life interests from a daily perspective. In addition to the origin of scissors and the production of swords, what I am most interested in is "Swords in Ancient Wars" shown in the 3D theater. Thousands of troops, fighting hard
The fighting scenes were very shocking to me. It made me feel the atmosphere of the light and shadow of swords in war, and appreciate the charm of swords in the cold weapon era.
Visiting the museum opened my eyes. I will visit the Chinese Fan Museum next time. 7. How to write the essay "I See the Museum"
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"I Visit the Museum"
Finally I finished the exam, and my mother took me to visit the museum.
As soon as you enter the door, you can see two extra large jars. My mother told me that the one is called "ding". The one on the left is "Iron Man Soul" and the one on the right is "Daqing Fu".
Each tripod can be as high as one story, and they represent the spirit of Daqing. The tripod is so high. It seems that the spirit of Daqing is really great!
Upstairs is the Daqing landform, including wetlands, grasslands and forests. The first place is the grassland, and its representative animal is the wolf. The second place is the forest, and its representative animal is the Siberian tiger. Finally we came to the wetland. Daqing not only has the most famous and largest wetland in China, but the Longfeng Wetland in Daqing is also the most famous and largest in the world. Its representative animal is the red-crowned crane. I also took a photo with the red-crowned crane.
When I came to the dinosaur area, I was extremely scared, but looking at the interesting butterflies in front of the dinosaurs, I reluctantly walked forward. When I entered, I realized that it was not as scary as I imagined. Finally passed the "big guy area" and came to the butterfly area. There are so many butterfly specimens here that I can’t even see them. What’s even more interesting is the laser simulated butterfly: in a glass cover, there are actually two or three butterflies dancing in it, and they can’t escape. I was so curious that I put my face to it. Watch on the glass. I found two TV-like things below, with several butterflies inside that were exactly the same as the ones above. It was so high-tech and amazing! I guess the butterflies inside are made of laser, so I call them laser simulation butterflies.
Finally, we came to the museum’s treasure—the mammoth fossil. They are currently the best preserved elephant fossils in the world. The restored mammoth head looks very much like the head of a Luohan fish. I was surprised that there were ivory tusks on the fossils and on the ground. Could it be that one elephant had four tusks? It turned out that real ivory was too heavy for the fossil to hold, so a denture had to be installed.
This "travel diary" is really interesting. So proud to be a Daqing native! 8. How to write the essay "I See the Museum"
Visiting the museum The Beijing Museum is the place I most want to visit. This winter vacation, I followed the Children's Palace Dance Troupe to perform in Beijing. After the performance, the teacher decided to take us When I went to visit the museum, I was so happy that I jumped three feet high.
We came to the museum and went directly to the third floor to first visit the creations of ancient people.
Among them, the one that impressed me the most was the seismograph. The whole body of the seismometer was shining with golden light. There were eight dragons around it. The dragons were carved very finely, especially the dragon's eyes were carved as if they were alive. Under each dragon squatted A golden frog, they looked up at the dragon, as if they wanted to become a dragon themselves.
I heard from the tour guide that if there is an earthquake somewhere, the dragon in that direction will spit out the dragon balls in its mouth, and the frog below will open its mouth to catch it. It's really amazing. After visiting the creations of ancient people, we went to the second floor to visit computer technology. What attracted me most there was the skinless drum.
The drum was in the shape of a wooden barrel with no skin on it. I thought, how could a drum without skin make any sound? I walked over and knocked out of curiosity, and it actually made a sound. Fortunately, there was an introduction next to it. I took a closer look and found out that the sound of the drum is caused by the friction of air.
Then I played with the deformer. I stood in front of the deformer, clicked on a place and moved it. I immediately turned into a crooked mouth. Looking at my strange image, I laughed so hard. Lean back. Then I went to the machine area on the first floor, and the robot was the most eye-catching.
The robot introduced itself first, and then started to dance with its hands. As the robot waved, wonderful music played. The music was so charming, and I was deeply intoxicated. The robot could not only command it , can also dance, it turns in circles rhythmically, and then kicks its feet and bends. The people watching in the audience burst into warm applause.
After watching the robot show, I played the invisible man again. As long as I stand in one place, others can’t see me when they look through the hole, but I can see the people in the hole. . "Zhi" The assembly whistle sounded, and we could only reluctantly leave the museum.
The museum is famous both at home and abroad, and a large number of foreign friends come here every year. When I finished visiting the museum, I felt very proud of the inventions and creations of the Chinese. 9. How to write an essay about visiting a museum
Today, my parents and I went to the museum.
We arrived at the museum. As soon as I stepped through the door, I saw a Taiwan Pavilion. The Taiwan Pavilion was so beautiful! It was so beautiful with the colorful lights and the various characters coming to life. In front of the Tai Pavilion there is a Guanyin carved with jade. A miniature Confucius Temple is displayed behind the Tai Pavilion. Next to the Confucius Temple is a row of jade screens with exquisite patterns carved from Confucius when he was studying. I looked at it and thought to myself; Confucius was so eager to learn and tireless when he was studying. I must learn this spirit.
When we arrived on the second floor, there was a ceramics exhibition. It displays pieces of exquisite ceramics made by ancient people more than 2,000 years ago, including pottery pots, jars, tripods... These cultural relics are all priceless treasures unearthed from ancient tombs. They represent the wisdom and talents of the ancients.
This visit to the museum taught me a lot about history and culture and learned a lot of new knowledge.
Although it is very short, after all, I typed it word by word.