In this visit, I was most impressed by two plants-cactus and tulip. I saw all kinds of cacti, including small cacti as high as my fingers, big cacti, cacti and aloe, which were much taller than my father. There was a very big aloe, very big, and it fell there like an octopus with eight claws. Some cacti are still blooming, and the flowers are very bright. Some cacti are called overlord trees like pillars, some are called Kirin like cockscomb flowers, and some are called Jin Hu, which is covered with beautiful golden thorns ... Although it grows in the desert, it is very inconspicuous, but its spirit of not being afraid of heat and drought is worth learning.

Among these flowers, I like tulip best, and its first impression is generosity and enthusiasm. It has many colors and varieties: red is better than fire, white is like snow and yellow is like gold. They compete with each other and have charming colors. Some flowers are in full bloom, some are in bud and some are still blooming! Its color is divided into two parts, red outside and pink inside. Five or six small petals make up a small face. There are many slender stamens on the petals with pink dots on them. A few flowers form a small circle, constantly fluctuating under the spring breeze, just like a group of innocent and lively children dancing shyly. Spring is the season when tulips bloom. Colorful and varied tulips adorn the Agricultural Expo Park, which is particularly beautiful.

I learned a lot of knowledge in the Agricultural Expo Park and understood that agriculture is inseparable from our lives. I must study hard and serve my country when I grow up.