Six essays of about 500 words on my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school

Visiting from bottom to top, first came to the "Colorful Life" museum on the B2 floor, where I felt like I was entering A magical world where birds and beasts all come together. Below is a 500-word sample essay about my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school that I collected for you. I hope you like it.

A 500-word essay on my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school (selected article 1)

During the National Day holiday, I went to the Ningbo Museum, intending to see those precious cultural relics.

When you walk into the museum, you will see precious cultural relics one after another, including barbed copper spears, bronze gongs, gold and silver copper caps, copper with gold and silver phoenix and bird patterns, etc. What stood out to me the most was the bronze chariot and horse honor guard (replica). It is a 99-piece exquisitely cast bronze chariot and horse honor guard unearthed from the Leitai Han Tomb in Wuwei City, Gansu Province. It is the largest number, lineup and momentum found so far. The most majestic bronze chariot and horse honor guard of the Han Dynasty. It consists of 38 bronze carts, 1 bronze ox, 1 ax cart, 4 chariots, 3 chariots, 2 small carts, 3 large carts, 1 ox cart, 17 warrior figurines holding spears and halberds, and Composed of 28 slave figurines, it reflects the outstanding achievements of group bronze sculptures in the Han Dynasty.

In the exhibition hall on the third floor, I saw old-fashioned black and white TV sets, telephones, and the earliest mobile phone "Big Brother" from the 1970s and 1980s, which really opened my eyes. There are also sewing machines, semiconductors, Phoenix brand bicycles, and Sanwu brand clocks. My mother said that these were the dowries for grandma and grandma’s wedding in that era, and they were also standard equipment for almost every household in that era. Walking further, I saw the cradle where my parents slept when they were children, the oval footbath for bathing (called kidney basin in Ningbo dialect), rocking horse, Taishi chair, toddler chair for children, Eight Immortals table, etc., etc. At that time, they were all handmade by carpenters.

This October is so meaningful! Walking into the Ningbo Museum not only allowed me to understand the historical relics, but also made me feel like I was traveling through a time tunnel, back to the 1970s and 1980s, and appreciating the customs of that time. My essay about my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school is about 500 words (selected article 2)

My father took me to the Shandong Provincial Museum with his colleague, his colleague’s child, and my little brother. When we arrived at the scene, my father took photos for us and then went to the museum. The museum is divided into 12 small halls, each of which has its own characteristics. Some are terracotta warriors and horses, some are from the Qin Dynasty, and some are ceramics.

What impressed me most was the Ceramics Hall. The guide said to us: "Let's take a look at this. It is one of my precious management products. Its thickness is equal to the eggshell of an egg. There are many when dug out. The fragment is very complete, so we named it eggshell porcelain. "This was used for cooking in ancient times. Just put the firewood under the three 'feet' and then light the fire." Just put the food into the ceramics on the top.”

Not only are the ceramics good, but the stories are also good. The guide told us a few more stories and said as he walked: “Okay, look at this. , these are the servants of the ancient emperor who were no longer needed. They buried them alive. The first one was the worst. They made her kneel down. After burying them, they pressed the emperor's coffin on top. They crushed her to death and then took down the coffin. They were all lying in the pit and buried to death. "This is not actually because Meng Jiangnu cried down the Great Wall built by the ancient people, but because Qin Shihuang didn't support Meng Jiangnu well, she cried down the Great Wall built by Qin Shihuang." It was a lot, and then we finished it and left. An essay about my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school of about 500 words (selected part 3)

Today my mother and I visited the Shandong Museum.

There are many exhibition halls in the museum, some displaying ancient culture, some displaying bronze culture, some displaying pottery culture, and some displaying Buddhist culture... The various exquisite exhibits are refreshing. .

Among them, the exhibition hall displaying Confucius culture is my favorite. It not only contains various things used by Confucius, but also details Confucius' life and excerpted quotes from Confucius. Among the thousands of exhibits, my favorite is a clay pot called the "Blue and White Tangled Branch Pattern General Jar." The mouth of this clay pot is not very big, the upper part is slightly thicker, and the lower part is It is slightly narrower and the workmanship is very fine. There are light gray flowers and leaves painted on the bottle. Although the same color is used, the flowers and leaves are clearly separated. Not only that, even the tiny patterns on the flowers and leaves can be seen clearly, which is really a work of art. The flower branches are of different lengths and thicknesses, lifelike, like big snakes dancing their bodies; the leaves are oval-shaped, with a little sharp angle at each end. The flowers are not in bud, but in full bloom. Speaking of this, I suddenly felt that the branches and leaves of the flowers painted on the bottle were alive. They were no longer dull gray. The flowers became colorful and very delicate; the leaves were very green, showing vitality, as if spring had arrived. When I look at the bottle again with this mindset, I find it even more beautiful.

Through this trip to the museum, I learned a lot of new knowledge and saw many beautiful exhibits, which opened my eyes! My essay about my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school is about 500 words (selected part 4)

My mother said that she would take me to Harbin to visit the museum during the National Day holiday. I was happy for several days and looked forward to this day coming soon. It was finally holiday and we got on the train to Harbin. In the car, I kept asking my mother: Where is the museum? Is it far away? What is in it? There are so many questions that my mother doesn’t know how to answer. My mother said: Baby, don’t worry, you will know when you get there. .

The next day, as soon as we arrived in Harbin, we took a taxi to the museum. The first thing that catches the eye are the large black characters of Heilongjiang Provincial Museum, and four large red lanterns hanging in front of the door. Go in and take a look, ah! The museum is so big. I heard the tour guide aunt introduce that this museum covers an area of ??more than 7,000 square meters and contains a collection of various specimens of animals, plants, paleontology, etc. Before the aunt finished the introduction, I couldn't wait to run in and look around.

My favorite is the Lost Kingdom of Dinosaurs, where many dinosaur skeletons are displayed. The 80 million years between 144 million years ago and 65 million years ago were the world of the Cretaceous dinosaurs. Herbivorous dinosaurs lived together in groups. They traveled across mountains and rivers together, looking for places with lush foliage, and spent every day of the Cretaceous together. The carnivorous dinosaurs already have everything they need for a carnivorous way: fangs, sharp teeth and strength. They look for prey every day. The superior conditions make them dare to attack herbivorous dinosaurs several times larger than them.

Heilongjiang is rich in dinosaur fossils. It was the first province in my country to discover and excavate dinosaur fossils. There are a large number of dinosaur fossils buried underground. On the Sino-Russian border in Heilongjiang, there is a small hill called Dragon Bone Mountain. This is the place where China first discovered dinosaur fossils, and my country's earliest assembled dinosaur fossil Shenzhousaurus was unearthed.

Just when I was fascinated, my mother suddenly said to me, honey, come on, go to the dinosaur, and I will take a picture of you. Looking at this lifelike and lifelike dinosaur fossil model, I quickly leaned over and made a posture like the dinosaur with its teeth and claws, and took a beautiful photo with the dinosaur.

I didn’t feel tired after visiting the museum for a whole day, but my mother said it was going to be closed. I reluctantly left the museum with my mother. Although I still had more to say, I still gained a lot. I really want to take winter vacation early and let my mother take me to Harbin again. A 500-word essay about my trip to the museum in the first year of junior high school (5 selected articles)

The launch of "National Treasure" made the national treasure really "alive" and made me change my usual boring and serious view of museums. I am deeply impressed by the cultural confidence that flows day by day and has never faded in the "one thousand years of sight".

So, during this winter vacation, I went with my family to the Henan Museum in Zhengzhou, Henan. Henan Museum is located on Nongong Road, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province. I learned online before going out that it is a national key museum. I gained experience from studying: it is one of the earliest museums established in China and one of the first national-level museums established by the central and local governments. One of the museums. Its collections are most distinctive with prehistoric cultural relics, Shang and Zhou bronzes, ceramics and jades from past dynasties, and are of extremely high historical, cultural and artistic value. Some of the collections are even hailed as national treasures.

Finally, when we arrived at the entrance of the museum, there was already a long queue of people holding ID cards in front of us. I lined up behind them excitedly and helplessly, carefully looking at this national treasure house - the main building of the main exhibition hall is based on the ancient observatory of the Yuan Dynasty, and has been exaggeratedly interpreted into a "Crowned Pyramid" through art. I deeply feel the infinite charm of culture and art.

Since the main exhibition hall is under renovation, most of the collections are placed in the "Elephant Central Plains" exhibition hall on one side, while some temporary exhibitions are arranged in the front part of the main exhibition hall. I think that's exactly it. Entering the "Elephant Central Plains" exhibition hall, I immediately felt the majestic momentum of "the water of the Yellow River coming from the sky". Its interior is arranged in chronological order, starting with prehistoric artifacts, passing through bronzes of the Shang and Zhou dynasties, ceramics of the past dynasties, and ending with jades of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Jiahu bone flute, Fuhao Owl Zun, Duling square tripod, jade-handled iron sword, lotus and crane square pot, cloud-patterned copper ban, four gods cloud map, Wuzhao gold slips... I can't help but be intoxicated by them.

Through the thick tempered glass, I can smell the breath of thousands of years ago; through the mist of history, my heart has long been tied to the cultural relics, no matter how thick the glass is, Instead of our chat, I felt like I was immersed in the scene, traveling back to those distant eras with them, witnessing the wars and iron horses at that time, listening to the legend of the war, the glory, the beauty, the infinite glory...

The most unforgettable thing for me is the Jiahu Bone Flute. It is not ostentatious, lying quietly on display in a display cabinet in the corner, with the dim light shining down, adding a bit of mystery and eerieness. It is made from the ulnar tube of a crane and is finely ground with seven small holes. It is the oldest musical instrument discovered by Chinese archeology and the earliest windable instrument in the world. Moreover, it is also the ancestor of recorder or flute instruments. We can also say that it is the originator of flutes in the world.

I wonder if, nine thousand years ago, people would have played bone flutes and wandered by the water where the cranes lived, expressing their love for life and the gurgling sound of the cranes and the gurgling water. Respect for the gods...

Frame after frame came in, and I looked at them carefully, but time waited for no one. This trip to the museum not only allowed me to appreciate the charm of ancient times, but also gave me a sense of pride in traditional culture! As "National Treasure" said, I finally learned that every civilization continues the spiritual blood of a country and nation. It not only needs to be passed down and protected from generation to generation, but also needs to keep pace with the times and be brave in innovation! An essay about my trip to the museum in the first grade of junior high school of about 500 words (6 selected articles)

Yesterday I went to the city museum with my dad, mom, grandpa and grandma. There was a museum sign in front of the door - enter The most eye-catching thing about the gate is a few horses made of stone, and many children are clamoring to ride them. To the right of the horse stood several ancient cannons, all of them rusty.

We entered the first floor of the museum. There was a golden dragon on each side, which was used to commemorate the return of Macao. When we entered the exhibition hall, on the left were some window grilles, animals and paintings cut out of them. On the right are Flower Pillow, Zhong Kui, God of Wealth, etc. Among them, the twelve zodiac signs cut out of paper are the most beautiful. They are vivid and look real.

We walked up the steps and went around to the second floor (the museum is like a top, so we went around). This floor is about animals. There are insects, beasts, undersea animals, etc. I like to see them the most. Wild beasts, including African lions, wolves, leopards, tigers, owls, eagles, pythons, weasels, etc., are all ferocious animals, but they cannot move. Now I can touch them and learn about these ferocious animals. Knowledge.

The third level talks about our Nanshan District, Futian District, Luohu District, Baoan District, Longgang District, and Yantian District. It talks about our development, and there are detailed maps for you to see. Finally, we took the transparent direct elevator down to the first floor, and the tour was over.

I learned a lot about animals, society, crafts, etc. through yesterday. I am very happy.