In our daily study, work or life, everyone must have dealt with composition. With the help of composition, people can achieve the purpose of cultural exchange. So the question is, how to write an excellent essay? The following is my carefully compiled Wuhan in my eyes - an 800-word essay about Wuhan. It is for reference only. I hope it can help everyone.

I am a Wuhan native who has lived in Wuhan since I was a child.

I have been to the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Bund in Shanghai, the West Lake in Hangzhou, and Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong... But in my eyes, the most beautiful place is Wuhan. Wuhan has the beautiful East Lake Greenway, the picturesque Shili River Beach, and the world-famous Yellow Crane Tower... Among them, my favorite scenery is the river beach at night, with fiery trees and silver flowers reaching into the sky, and bright lights falling on the river, like Dreams usually make me linger.

Sometimes I stand on the shore and admire it. Looking at the "Come on Wuhan", "Come on Hubei" and "Come on China" constantly circulating on the cables of the Second Yangtze River Bridge, the big bright red characters are reflected in the rushing river. Come on and move forward. There are large tracts of reeds along the river. The thick hair of the reeds in autumn is just like the hair on the duvet in winter, soft and fluffy. Under the magical veil of the dark night, the original yellow reeds turn gray. They swayed and danced with their soft figures, as if they were dancing, and seemed to be whispering and discussing the beautiful light show.

Sometimes I sit on the ferry and watch. The wind on the river sometimes "whistled", playing with our hair like ripples; sometimes it calmed down, as if letting us feel the Wuhan river beach at night. The boat sailed from one bank to the other, like a silent tour guide leading us to watch the light show. One moment we saw the rainbow-like Cheongcheon Bridge on the Han River; the other moment we went to Guishan TV Tower to see the scenery; Take a closer look at the light shows on the high-rise buildings along the shore. The rippling river water reflects the lights, and the world on the water is also flashing with light shows. Waves one after another are clapping for the beauty of Wuhan.

Sometimes I stand on the Yangtze River Bridge and look out. In the middle of the bridge, the Yangtze River passed under my feet. The width of the Yangtze River made me feel my own insignificance. The buildings on both sides of the Taiwan Strait perform harmoniously and regularly. Although the houses have different shapes, some are taller and some are short, it does not affect the flowing lights they play like a movie. The lights occasionally play short stories, which may be about ancient Chinese culture, such as: porcelain, facial makeup, Chinese characters... The jumping lights make the buildings of different shapes come alive, and they are like people telling stories in a lively and joyful way. The buildings rising one after another are flashing with large swathes of lights, the lights are reflected in the water, and the sky is also the color of the lights. People took out their mobile phones to freeze this spectacular scene. The lights telling stories, the tumbling river, the sky illuminated by the lights, the bridges on the river one after another, and the people who stopped to take photos seemed to blend into one. We are enveloped in the wonderful world of the light show, and feel the wonderful fun of the light shining on our faces, clothes and the world.

In my eyes, Wuhan is the most beautiful place, a Wuhan that glows at night and tells stories. The light show on the river beach at night tells the story of Jiangcheng, and the river water reflecting the lights takes the story into the distance.