1. How to write an essay introducing Yu Garden

Shanghai’s Yu Garden is an antique Jiangnan garden building located in the old city of Shanghai. Yu Garden was built in the Ming Dynasty. It was originally a private garden. It is exquisitely designed, quiet and beautiful.

Walking into the main entrance of Yuyuan Garden, you will come to the famous Dianchun Hall. The weapons and equipment used by the Xiaodao Hui rebel army and other cultural relics are displayed in the hall. Opposite the hall is a small stage, which was the stage for opera in those days. There is a small rockery next to the stage. Water flows down from the rockery and forms a small pool. The stage is set in the pool. , very elegant.

After walking around the stage, we came to the "water threshold". Leaning against the railing, you can see colorful goldfish, with many shiny scales on their small and exquisite bodies, and their tails swinging back and forth in the water, looking very cute.

Coming out from the waterfront is the "big rockery". Ancient and famous trees can be seen everywhere, including more than 40 species such as magnolia grandiflora, ginkgo biloba, and podocarpus. These ancient trees have a history of more than a hundred years. Entering the big rockery, you feel like you are in a real mountain with many mountains.

Walking through the big rockery, what comes into view is the "treasure of the garden" of Yuyuan - Linglong Jade. It is exquisitely carved and porous all over. It looks like a general who has experienced hundreds of battles, with his head held high, watching the people coming and going.

Yuyuan Garden has many pavilions, rockeries, ancient trees and rivers. It is really a charming Jiangnan garden architecture. 2. Composition on first grade spring outing to Yu Garden,

Today, I went with my family to the famous tourist attraction in Shanghai - Yu Garden. Yu Garden was originally a private garden in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years. Yuyuan Garden has beautiful scenery, exquisite design, and a large area, about thirty acres of land.

When you walk into Yuyuan Garden, the first thing you see are trees full of life. Many of them are towering trees that are hundreds of years old, including ginkgo, magnolia, osmanthus, weeping willow, and pine. , and there are many exotic flowers and trees that I can’t name. There are even patches of small bamboo groves. They have different postures, but the same thing is that they are all so green and full of vitality, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.

Another highlight of Yu Garden is the river in the garden. The river water is crystal clear and the blue waves are rippling. There are also groups of red carp swimming in the water. They swim and play in the water, adding a unique charm to the river.

Beside every tree in Yu Garden and on almost every road, there are several large or small strange rocks with different postures. Each stone has four characteristics: thin, wrinkled, leaky, and transparent, which add some beautiful colors to the garden.

The most impressive thing in Yu Garden is the classical architecture there. The design is exquisite and the layout is exquisite, reflecting the style of southern garden architectural art in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Wooden doors, wooden windows, wooden thresholds, as well as luxurious furniture carved from banyan tree roots, everything is full of classical and beautiful charm. The most distinctive thing is the eaves of the house. Several lifelike dragons are placed on the eaves. Such eaves are very unique and very rare. There are also more than 40 ancient buildings in the garden such as stages, corridors, and view pavilions, which made me dizzy.

Ancient people used ingenious techniques to create such beautiful classical gardens, leaving such precious wealth for future generations. I sincerely admire the exquisite skills of the ancients, which enable us to enjoy such beautiful scenery. 3. Shanghai impression composition

Shanghai, this shining pearl embedded in the eastern land, different people have different impressions. As the Spring Festival is approaching, I also came to Shanghai and stayed for a few days. Got some impression.

1. The East-West charm in Guangsha. I walked out of the subway station and stood on the People's Square. I was dizzy by the various Eastern and Western buildings around me. Using the map, I first came to the Shanghai Art Museum.

This Western church-like spire building made me feel the charm of Western civilization. Standing in front of the tall building, I felt insignificant.

After walking through the building, I came to the Shanghai People's Theater. He was like Pangu, with his palms facing the sky, giving people a majestic and spectacular feeling! Standing here and looking around, I found that every building in Shanghai has a different style and unique characteristics. Looking across the road from a distance, between the rising and falling white pigeons, this ancient tripod-style building is hidden. This is the Shanghai Museum, which is known as the architectural feature of "round sky and square earth".

It cleverly integrates traditional culture and the spirit of the times, and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad.

Leaving the People's Square, I stood on the Bund and looked across the river. What caught my eye was the Oriental Pearl Tower among the Reasonable and Towers. It is a symbol of Pudong's development in the past twenty years.

He formed a sharp contrast with the various foreign buildings behind me. As night falls slowly, various neon lights light up one after another, and the river breeze blows. Looking at the beautiful scenery in front of me and the Monument to the People's Heroes in the night, I feel a mixture of sadness and joy.

2. Visit the Shanghai City God Temple. Shanghai is no longer the Shanghai it used to be, but it still maintains its ancient charm, such as the City God Temple and Yuyuan Garden. Both the Chenghuang Temple and Yuyuan Garden have a long history.

It extends to Anren Street in the east, Fuyou Road in the north, and Jiuchangchang Road in the west. As the saying goes, "If you don't go to the City God's Temple in Shanghai, you haven't been to Greater Shanghai." This shows the status and influence of the Old City God's Temple in Shanghai.

"Cheng" means a city, and "隍" means a dry moat. It is said that during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the Jinshan Temple was rebuilt by Zhang Shouyue, the magistrate.

In 1926, the Chenghuang Temple was rebuilt with a height of 4.8 feet and a depth of 6.33 feet. As soon as I arrived at the Chenghuang Temple, I felt the strong New Year atmosphere here.

Various lanterns and colorful lantern riddles are hung everywhere. Suddenly, I was deeply attracted by a scene. When I walked over and took a look, there was the largest and very cute pig at the top.

As time went by, we visited Yu Garden and ate Xiao Long Bao. It was getting dark, and I was about to go home. I was alternately happy and sad, happy because I had a great time, and sad because I had to leave.

3. Scene on the bus On the bus, there was a woman in her forties sitting opposite me. She was neither fat nor thin, and she was a typical Shanghainese at first glance. There were not many people on the bus, and I discovered that there was more than just a piece of toilet paper thrown away by someone not far from me. I didn't pay attention at the time and looked at the high-rise buildings outside the window attentively.

The car drove forward leisurely. Inadvertently, I found that the Shanghai woman bent down and picked up the piece of waste paper on the ground with her hands. I thought she would throw it into the trash can, but unexpectedly, she carefully used four fingers of both hands to I tore off the dirty page of the paper and put it in the garbage dump not far away. Then, I carefully wiped my leather boots that were not too dirty with the remaining page. I found that the leather boots were getting worse and worse. Bright.

After wiping for about 1-2 minutes, I finally looked at my leather boots. I was quite satisfied, and then I carefully threw the waste paper into the trash can. Watching every move of this Shanghai woman, I felt a lot of emotions when I first arrived in Shanghai.

After getting off the bus, I told my parents what happened in the car. They praised me for my observation skills and told me that I was a typical Shanghainese. In Shanghai, this beautiful metropolis, it left a lot of impressions on me.

Maybe I will come again in a few years. I believe that Shanghai at that time will give me more and better impressions. I love Shanghai and this beautiful metropolis because it left a wonderful impression on me. 4. Write a paragraph about Yu Garden

Sansui Hall is located at the main entrance of Yu Garden and was built in the 25th year of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1760).

It was originally the Leshou Hall. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was acquired by Yuyuan Garden as the office of the Shanghai County Government. When the West Garden was renovated, it was rebuilt as the Sansui Hall. It means "Three ears of grass are my sign of a good harvest."

There are 5 halls and the room is spacious. In the middle of the hall are the plaques of "City Mountain Forest" and "Lingtai Jingshi".

Under the plaque is "The Story of Yu Garden" written by contemporary calligrapher Pan Boying and written by Pan Yunduan, the owner of Yu Garden. The fan is carved with ears of rice, millet, wheat seedlings and fruits. Sansui Hall faces a large lake to the south. There are junipers and cypresses planted in front of the hall, and the landscape is quite vast. "There is a pavilion in the center of the lake, floating on the water, with stone beams built from east to west, and nine bends to reach the shore."

Sansui Hall In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was the place where the Doumi Industry Council discussed matters and set standards for Dendrobium, also known as the "Jiehu Hall"; it was also the place where the government convened rural gentry and merchants to preach the emperor's decree. It was the political and economic center of Shanghai's gentry and wealthy merchants at that time. Event venue. The lotus pond in the south of Sansui Hall, Fuyi Pavilion, Green Wave Corridor, Haolefang, Hexian Pavilion, Qingfen Hall, Ninghui Pavilion, etc. have become scenic spots outside Yuyuan Garden.

Yangshan Hall and Juanyu Tower are located behind Sansui Hall, facing the big rockery across the pond. It was built in the fifth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1866).

The bottom floor is called Yangshan Hall, and the upper floor is called Juanyu Tower. There are five couplets in Yangshan Hall. There is a cloister at the back and a winding sill facing the pond, where you can take a rest.

Looking at the large rockery, you can see the reflection in the pool. The Juanyu Tower is a zigzag tower, which takes the meaning of the Tang Dynasty poem "Bead Curtain Rolls the Western Mountain Rain at Dusk". Climbing the tower in the rain, the smoke is misty and the mountain light is dim, it is like walking into the rainy mountains and valleys, which is a unique view of Yu Garden.

The large rockery was designed and built by Zhang Nanyang, a famous stone stacker from the south of the Yangtze River in the Ming Dynasty. It is about 4 feet high and is built with thousands of tons of Wukang yellow stone. There are undulating false peaks, winding roads, deep ravines, and clear springs.

There are lush flowers and trees on the mountain, and there is a pool of water at the foot of the mountain. Visitors feel like they are in the mountains when they climb up.

Wang Tao, a famous figure in the late Qing Dynasty, once described: "The strange peaks and overlapping mountains are the most beautiful scenery in the West Garden. It is embroidered with jade tiles and is as flat as a stone; the left and right paths are winding and twisting. Sometimes the stone walls are steep, or there are stone pools with bets, sometimes the entrances of the caves are covered with holes, and sometimes the slopes are abrupt, and the top of them can be seen several miles away.

As you follow the path down to another place, you will see thousands of hanging willows. , a flat pool of ten hectares, with a slanting pavilion and a quiet view, it seems like a different day in the city, with the beauty of mountains and forests, and the dust has been cleared for more than 400 years. In the middle, the scenery of Yuyuan Garden has gone from time to time, but the big rockery still maintains its old appearance. There are two pavilions on the big rockery. One is at the foot of the mountain, which is called "Yixiu Pavilion", which means that you can admire the beautiful scenery in the garden; the other is on the top of the mountain, which is called "Wangjiang Pavilion", which means that you can "view Huangpu" from this pavilion. Wu Song is all at his feet.

And the sails, clouds and trees are as far as dozens of miles away." During the Double Ninth Festival in the past, tourists came here to climb up and look into the distance, and they could clearly see the sails and rafters on the Pujiang River.

Iron Lions of the Yuan Dynasty At the entrance of the east verandah of Yangshan Hall, there is a pair of iron lions with vivid postures and exquisite castings. There are inscriptions on each seat: "Zhao Zhang, a craftsman from Tongshan Town, Anyang County, Zhangde Prefecture", "October 28, Gengyin, the 29th year of the Yuan Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty".

The Iron Lion was originally placed in front of the government office in Anyang County, Henan Province. It was transported to Japan by the Japanese army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was returned to China. It was stored in a warehouse for a long time and was moved here during the construction of the garden. What gradually gets better is the lion viewing corridor that goes around the wall and is the verandah, which is the passage into the large rockery and spans the pool.

There is a square pavilion in the corridor, with a plaque saying "Gradually entering the beautiful scenery". There is a Taihu stone under the plaque, which looks like the soft waist of a beautiful woman, named "Beauty Waist".

The pond, water and mountain scenery are just around the corner, evoking the idea of ??taking a stroll. Cuixiu Hall is located under the northeast cliff of the big rockery.

Construction began in the 25th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1760) and was completed in the 35th year of Qianlong's reign. In the 18th year of Jiaqing (1813), the property of Xiyuan Temple was transferred to the Bakery and Bean Industry Office. After extensive repairs, the building structure is exquisite, quiet and clean.

It is surrounded by walls, and in front of the hall there are many mountains and shaded flowers and trees. Outside the east wall of Cuixiu Hall, it is commonly known as the Boat Hall.

After the Ming Dynasty, stone boats were often built near the water in Jiangnan gardens for admiring the moon, but it was rare to build boats directly on the land. This system was added later.

Ten Thousand Flowers Tower, the site of Huashen Pavilion, was called "The Deep of Ten Thousand Flowers" after the reconstruction of the West Garden, and is one of the scenic spots in the West Garden. In the 23rd year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1843), it was rebuilt as a bakery and bean industry office. Later, due to the addition of Gesi Hall (which had long been demolished), only the first floor remained.

At that time, it was mainly used for sacrificial activities and industry discussions. It was named "Shenchi Hall" because humans and gods were only a short distance apart. After 1950, the name "Wanhua Tower" was restored. Yulexie is located across a stream, next to mountains and rivers. You can watch fish swimming in the water by leaning on the railing.

A water-blocking flower wall was built over the stream. There were leaky windows on the wall and a half-hole door under the wall. Water flowed through the door. The ingenious technique of extending the space in the garden is used here. When visitors reach this point, they feel they don’t know where the end is.

Complex Corridor There is a long and circuitous corridor in the east of Yulexie, which is called complex corridor. A square pavilion is built in the middle, with a plaque saying "Knowing hearts are not far away".

This meaning comes from "Shishuo Xinyu": "The place of understanding does not have to be far away, just like the forest trees, you can have thoughts in Haopu, and feel that birds, beasts, birds and fish come to your relatives." The eastern section of the complex corridor is divided into two sections by a wall.

There is a window hole in the wall. From the window hole, you can look at the tower on the left and the stream, peaks and rocks on the right, just like a sketch. Liangyixuan is located on the south side of the complex corridor, facing mountains and rivers. It has the taste of the ancients of "viewing mountains and rivers at the same time".

Dianchun Hall, Hexu Hall, Dianchun Hall, and Hexu Hall were built by merchants in the Fujian sugar industry in the early Daoguang years of the Qing Dynasty (1820) to serve as public offices in Yuyuan Garden, *** 5 rooms. The hall's painted pillars and carved beams are majestic and exquisite, and the opera characters are carved on the doors and windows, which are lifelike.

The name of the hall comes from the poem "Cui Dot Chun Yan" written by the poet Su Dongpo of the Song Dynasty.

In the third year of Xianfeng's reign (1853), Chen Alin, the leader of the Xiaodao Society, set up his headquarters in the north of the city here.

It is now the only remaining site of the Xiaodaohui uprising. On display in the hall are weapons used by the Xiao Dao Hui uprising army, self-made sun and moon coins, and proclamations issued by the army.

Facing the hall is a small stage with intricate patterns and gold carvings. It is called "Feng Wu Luan Yin" and is commonly known as the singing stage. It was the place where the Sugar Industry Office hosted banquets and performances and offered sacrifices during the year. . There is a small rockery in the southeast of the singing stage. Water flows out from the stone sinus under the rockery and forms a small pool. Half of the stage is placed in the pool, which is very elegant.

There is a water sill behind the Dianchun Hall, where you can watch fish. There is a plaque with the words "Fei Fei Le Yue" written in elegant and freehand fonts. Hexu Hall is located in the south of the singing platform, facing mountains and backing water, open on all sides. It is cool in summer and warm in winter, so it is named "Hexu".

There is a rockery beside the pool at the back, and there is a cave under the mountain with gurgling water; there is a small square pavilion on the mountain called "Xueyuan". The octagonal pavilion faces the school garden across the pond. There is an ancient well in the pavilion. The well railing is from the Ming Dynasty, so it is called "ancient well pavilion".

There is a Baoyun Rock on the eastern rockery of Hexu Hall and Dianchun Hall, surrounded by water and rocks, and a deep cave. There is a small building on Baoyun Rock. 5. How to write about visiting Yu Garden

Visiting Yu Garden

On the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, under a clear sky, my grandfather, grandma, father, mother and I went to Yu Garden together. There is an endless stream of tourists in Yu Garden, coming and going, the flow is endless, it is so lively!

Yuyuan Garden is picturesque: the Jiuqu Bridge is like a zigzag dragon hovering on the lake; the pavilion in the center of the lake is like a graceful girl, making the scenery more beautiful. As the Lantern Festival approaches, colorful lanterns are displayed on the lake. The lantern exhibition is divided into four areas: spring plowing, summer planting, autumn harvest, and winter storage. The spring plowing area introduces people to the busy scene of farmers leading buffaloes to cultivate in the fields; the summer planting area shows the scene of people planting rice seedlings in full swing, and there are also some ducks among them, some of them are walking leisurely on the shore, and some are Playing in the water; the autumn harvest area shows the joyful scene of people harvesting food; the winter Tibetan area has a lively atmosphere of the New Year: some people write couplets, some post couplets, and children are busy setting off firecrackers.

Yu Garden is so lively! It not only has beautiful scenery, but also has a strong atmosphere of the old city of Shanghai, so it attracts many Chinese and foreign tourists to come and watch. This day's tour made me forget to leave.

Take a look and modify it yourself. 6. The flavor of the New Year - Shanghai Yuyuan Composition

During the New Year, red and yellow have become the symbols; lanterns, couplets, and red envelopes are the small corners of this celebration, and we are the audience in the audience.

Of course, how can those small characters alone satisfy our picky and enthusiastic audiences? After dinner parties and outings, the protagonists slowly came on stage. People visiting relatives and friends and rushing back to their hometowns are also busy on the road.

On New Year’s Eve, my parents and I set off for Shanghai. In the evening, facing the beautiful sunset, we finally arrived in Shanghai.

After a quick dinner, we headed to Yu Garden. A somewhat famous attraction.

As soon as I walked to the entrance of Yuyuan Garden, I was really stunned by the decoration outside the store wall. The lights shone in my eyes. The decoration was magnificent, magnificent, luxurious and majestic. . After walking through a commercial street with fewer people, I entered the interior of Yuyuan Garden. The scene of a huge crowd of people caught my eye.

Then, the lanterns hanging on the wall and placed on the ground attracted people's attention. The lantern placed in the center is very tall (the high-end atmosphere is high-end), the vigorous, golden horse, the horse's body flying towards the sky, the carp on the edge, the children, the dragon, etc. all become the green leaves, setting off The lanterns on the radiant golden walls were not to be outdone and showed off their talents. Yue Fei in "Serving the Country with Loyalty" rode a white horse with an elegant flag behind him; the immortals, fairy boys, and auspicious clouds on both sides, Yuanbao and animals are also very eye-catching.

This area is illuminated like daylight by these sparkling lanterns. Tourists are admiring this wonderful lantern and taking photos.

Suddenly, a group of people gathered around the CCTV. He hurriedly "drifted past" the crowd and the "dazzling" CCTV.

Although the lanterns inside were more exciting, we went outside because of the crowds, the crowds, and the crowds. Who allowed there to be so many people? Shanghai Yuyuan is a place full of New Year flavor. 7. Composition: Please come to Suzhou/Yu Garden with me

Please come to Suzhou/Yu Garden with me

Students, you must have been to Yu Garden, it is really a lively place. Have you seen Yu Garden during the Lantern Festival night? If not, please follow me!

The Lantern Festival in the Year of the Ox in 2009 was particularly lively. Surrounded by the antique cornices and lingering in the sea of ??colorful folk lanterns, in Shanghai, an increasingly international metropolis, visiting the Yuyuan Garden Lantern Festival during the Spring Festival may be the most traditional New Year fun.

This year’s Yuyuan Lantern Festival takes “cow” as its theme. Cow is synonymous with down-to-earth, hard-working, brave, and selfless dedication. A giant “cow lantern” 7 meters long and 3 meters high flashes at the Yuyuan Lantern Festival Lantern Festival in Shanghai. The nostrils of the "ox lantern" will also emit smoke to echo the meaning of "bullishness"

The large-scale themed lantern in the central square reads "Golden Ox Welcomes the Spring and New Year, and the whole world celebrates blessings." Highlighting the majesty of the cow's shape, one can see a golden bull covered in bright red "Fu" silk on the themed lamp set, standing high on various dazzling jewelry. Its strong and powerful body is full of majesty, and the jewelry is golden. Wheat ears and festive firecracker ingots, a group of zodiac brothers and Chinese dolls come to greet the New Year in various shapes, some scratching their heads and ears, some holding lanterns, some setting off firecrackers, or making bows to greet the new year.

Yuyuan Garden brings many joys. Domestic and foreign tourists can learn about China's history, culture and ethnic characteristics. I'm waiting for you at next year's Lantern Festival. 8. Impression composition

The sun was shining brightly today, and we drove to Qinglin Park. The park is full of green, which makes people dizzy. The green leaves here attract my endless reverie.

I have seen green leaves sprouting in the harsh spring and flourishing in the warm breeze, which is the director of spring and autumn. The music prompts the flowers to bloom, and the peaches and plums bloom in the golden autumn. After completing their mission, they quietly fall to the earth and melt into the soil, nourishing the fertile countryside with the decay of the body, and giving birth to the beauty of the new year in the wilderness. Ask yourself this: What is the character of green leaves?

I have seen the simple appearance of green leaves in the embrace of nature. The cold pine leaves, fluffy poplar leaves, and tender willow leaves, The lotus leaves are graceful without flowers. They are only thickly covered with green and engraved with veins, but they are still young and selfless, willing to dedicate themselves to the cause of flowers and fruits. I once asked this question. Myself: Green leaves, what is their sentiment?

I have seen green leaves that are gilded in the sunset. The delicate, clear leaves seem to overlap into a green ocean, full of color. The flowing light makes people feel that the colorful flowers have been eclipsed. I once asked myself: What kind of inspiration do green leaves give people?

My friend, if you love flowers, you should too. Love green leaves, because without the simplicity of leaves, there would be no glory of flowers! You must love beauty, so you should love green leaves even more, because green leaves contain the true meaning of life and symbolize noble moral character, so they are incomparably beautiful. !

Being a flower is certainly worthy of appreciation; being a leaf is not necessarily something to be proud of. My young friend, if life requires you to be a green leaf, then you can be proud of it. Rabindranath Tagore's famous saying: "The career of fruits is noble, the career of flowers is sweet; but let me do the career of leaves, which hang their green shade humbly and attentively." Maybe this outing will give you The impression left was that *** game, but what left me was the green leaves