How to write an essay in 400 words

1. How to write a composition about a rush activity

Ding-a-ling-the clear and melodious end-of-school bell rang, followed by the cheers of the students and the rush to organize things. The noises made, the sounds of whispered discussions... In short, the campus was in chaos, filled with joy and excitement, and a little nervousness.

Amid the chaotic crowds and noisy hawking, the activity began. The students' stalls are lined up in rows. Some stalls take up a lot of space, and some are small, but what's the big deal? Nothing can stop the students' enthusiasm for the pendulum.

The products are dazzling, with many styles and varieties, making it dizzying. Some people sell refreshing and thirst-quenching watermelons, some sell spicy and sour salads, some sell fresh and delicious juices, some sell self-assembled models, some sell colorful headdresses, some sell beautiful and practical stationery... I can’t say enough, look. I can’t even finish it. There are also some students who have come up with various promotional methods, such as lottery, buy one get one free, etc. Each has its own cleverness and its own way of making money. Some stalls are empty and no one cares about them; some stalls are crowded and business is booming.

The light raindrops caressed the earth, thousands of threads in the sky were looming, and the sky was covered with a light haze. The raindrops danced happily, playfully wetting the clothes of the students. They held colorful umbrellas. Even if it rains, it can't silence this lively parade. The voices of hawkers are still ringing, the flow of people is still shuttling back and forth on the campus, and the parade is still going on.

The parade is over, and the enthusiasm of the students has slowly receded like a tide.

2. 350-word composition on "I love to catch up with people"

"I love to rush to show off" On the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, I followed my mother to the New Year's Fair.

The market is very close to my home. My mother and I picked up our shopping bags and started walking. After a while, we arrived at the market.

Ah! The market is bustling with people, the roads are lined with couplets, and the big Chinese character "福" is shining in gold. Hydrogen balloons of various sizes were floating in the sky above the market. The little tiger balloons, which represent the Year of the Tiger, have become the first choice for children.

Who doesn’t want to be a mighty tiger? We bought hydrogen balloons and crowded into the vegetable stall.

Mom picked out a variety of vegetables, and bought a lot of fish, shrimp, chicken... and filled a big bag full of them. I looked around and found that the grandfathers, grandmothers, uncles, and aunts around me were all carrying bags of various sizes, with happy smiles on their faces.

I thought to myself: People's lives are better now, and they buy so many new year's goods during the New Year. From their happy smiles, I can guess that this year must be another bumper year. I was thinking happily when my mother called me: "What are you thinking about? I won't be able to carry it if I buy more. Let's go home."

I smiled at my mother and followed her home happily. . 3. A 450-word essay about the Dai people’s Songkran Festival

The Dai people’s Water Splashing Festival lasts for three to four days.

The first day is "Mai Day", which is similar to the Lunar New Year's Eve. In Dai language, it is called "Wanduo Shanghan", which means sending off the old days. At this time, people have to tidy up their houses, clean the house, and prepare for the New Year's dinner and various activities during the festival.

The next day is called "Vu", and "Vu" means "empty". According to custom, this day does not belong to the previous year or the next year, so it is called "Empty Day" "; The third day is called "Maipaya Wanma". It is said that the heroic spirit of Maipaya Wanma returns to the world with the new calendar. People are accustomed to regard this day as "the coming of the king of days", which is the first day in the Dai calendar. New Year's Day. When the festival comes, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes, carry water, go to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then start splashing water on each other. You splash me, I splash you, and the water flowers bloom in the air, which symbolizes good luck and happiness. , health, the bright and crystal water drops in the hands of young people also symbolize sweet love.

Everyone splashed each other, and there was water baptism, water blessing, and water singing everywhere.

With the blossoming water splashes and laughter, the Water Splashing Festival has become a sea of ??joy.

During the Water Splashing Festival, who gets splashed with more water symbolizes who is the happiest this year. It also expresses the Dai people’s hope for each other’s safety and happiness, which is nostalgic. There is something special about splashing water.

It is divided into Wenpo and Wupo. The content of the Water Splashing Festival includes, in addition to splashing water, folk activities such as swinging, dragon boat racing, Buddha bathing, chanting sutras, Zhangha singing, cockfighting, peacock dance, white elephant dance, throwing bags, flying high rises, and releasing Kongming lanterns, etc., as well as Other artistic performances, economic and trade exchanges, etc.

Regarding the origin of the Water Splashing Festival, there are two vivid legends. Do you want to know what they are? I won’t tell you now, it’s better for you to see it yourself! The Dai people are an ethnic minority with a long history. The ancestors of the Dai people have been living and thriving in southwest China since ancient times. In the 1st century AD, Chinese historical records already have records about the ancestors of the Dai people, calling them "Dian Yue", "Shan or Shan", "Liao or Jiuliao"; during the Tang and Song Dynasties, they were called "Golden Teeth" and "Black Teeth". "Hua Man", "Bai Yi", etc.; during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, they were called "Bai Yi", "Bai Yi", "Bo Yi", etc.

The branches of the Dai people include "Dai Na", "Dai Ya", "Dai Biao", etc. After the founding of New China, according to the wishes of the Dai people, the name was changed to Dai. Today, I went to the Dai people.

I found that the people there were very enthusiastic about me. I happened to catch up with the Water Splashing Festival, and I followed the local customs. I also had a basin of water. Everyone poured water on me, and I did so warmly. The tour guide who came with me poured water on him, but who knew that the tour guide screamed when I poured water on him? Only then did I realize that I poured hot water on the tour guide. The tour guide shouted: "Zhang Lipeng, come here, I want to beat you up, you even poured hot water on me!" I ran fast! We ran to a safe area, the Dai men's toilet! "Next, I will tell you about the Water Splashing Festival of the Dai people. Don't worry about that ***. Let's first talk about the Water Splashing Festival (Dai New Year), which is the most distinctive festival of the Dai people.

Festival It falls in the sixth month of the Dai calendar, which is equivalent to April of the Gregorian calendar. On this day, people worship Buddha. Girls wash the Buddha's dust with water filled with flowers, then splash water on each other and wish each other with their hands. Later, they used basins and buckets to splash water, and the splashing became more and more intense. The sound of drums, gongs, water splashing, and cheers were heard during the Water Splashing Festival. Waiting for traditional entertainment activities and various singing and dancing parties.

This is an introduction, and now I will take you to see the Dai folk houses!" said the tour guide. Since I spent money, of course I couldn't just run away. I wanted to follow the team to see the Dai people's houses.

From a distance, I saw the Dai people’s houses and thought they were A-shaped. When I walked in and took a look, I realized that what the book said was true. There really were people living above and some animals living below! Then, the tour guide spoke again.

"This is the Dai people's residential area in the dam area!" the tour guide said. "Why do I say that? Because the Dai people's dwellings are divided into two types: dam areas and mountainous areas.

Let me give you a detailed introduction: (because we have dam area information in the book, we omit it) Mountain area dwellings In areas where the climate changes greatly, there are less flat dams and more mountains, and the Dai people live near the foothills, they have replaced them with thick, solid flat-topped earth-shaped houses, which are civil structures, usually with two floors and a first floor. Food and sundries are stored on the second floor, and livestock are kept in separate pens.

The earth wall has two layers and is three feet thick, which plays a unique role in preventing heat and cold. The roof is five to ten inches thick, so you can enjoy the cool weather on the flat roof in the summer, and dry grains on the roof during the autumn harvest, effectively utilizing the space."

The tour guide assured us. "Then why don't you take us to the mountains again?" I said.

"Well! Because of limited funds, you are offering a half-price tour, so we will not go to the mountainous areas to see, eh? The voice sounds familiar! Zhang Lipeng! Don't run!" the tour guide said. Something bad is going on, I'm running away! "Now, I will take you to see the famous 'Peacock Dance' of the Dai people.

"

The tour guide said that we saw several young girls wearing peacock-like skirts there, imitating the movements and expressions of various peacocks. "It's called "Jialuoyong", "Fan" in Dai language "Luoyong" or "Jiannanluo".

This is the most popular dance among the Dai people and is popular in Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture and Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan. Dai women are generally slender, with pure and delicate faces. They look graceful and graceful, so they are known as the "Golden Peacock".

The dance styles can be summarized into the following three categories: The first is the male peacock dance. Folks often dance this dance.

The knees are undulating and firm. The dance has obvious "three turns" characteristics.

The second is the peacock dance. Among the people, it is mostly performed by men.

The knees rise and fall softly and slowly, the dance posture is graceful and delicate, and the chest and shoulders are often rotated, reflecting its subtle and charming form, and the drum beat is light and slow. The third is the little peacock dance.

Quick trembling and short steps while maintaining a half-squatting state are often used. The calves are flexible and light, and continuous small shrugs are often used. The drum beats are fast and light. "The tour guide began to be narcissistic about his erudition again. 4. Write an on-site composition of about 300 words

On the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, I followed my mother to the New Year's Fair.

The market is very close to my home. My mother and I picked up our shopping bags and started walking.

The market was so lively. There are huge crowds of people, couplets are placed on both sides of the road, and large and small hydrogen balloons are floating in the sky above the market. The little tiger balloons, which represent the Year of the Tiger, have become the first choice for children.

Who doesn’t want to be a mighty tiger? We bought hydrogen balloons and crowded into the vegetable stall.

Mom picked out a variety of vegetables and bought a lot of fish. , shrimp, chicken... I filled a big bag full of them. I looked around and found that the grandfathers, grandmothers, uncles and aunties all around me were carrying bags of various sizes, with happiness on their faces.

I thought to myself: People’s lives are better now, and they buy so many new year’s goods. From their happy smiles, I can guess that this year will be another good harvest year. I was thinking happily, and my mother called me: "What are you thinking about?" I can't carry it if I buy more, so go home. ”

I smiled at my mother and followed her home happily. 5. A 450-word essay on the Dai people’s Songkran Festival

The Dai Water Splashing Festival lasts for three to four days. The first day is "Mai Day", which is similar to the Lunar New Year's Eve. It is called "Wanduoshanghan" in Dai language, which means to send off the old days. At this time, people have to tidy up their houses, clean the house, and prepare for the New Year's dinner and various activities during the festival. The second day is called "Chu Day", and "Chu" means "empty". According to custom, this day neither belongs to the previous year nor the next year, so it is called "empty day"; the third day is called "Void Day". "Maipaya Wanma", it is said that the heroic spirit of Maipaya Wanma returns to the world with the new calendar. People are accustomed to regard this day as "the coming of the king of days" and it is the New Year's Day of the Dai calendar.

When the festival comes, Dai men, women and children put on festive costumes, carry water, go to the Buddhist temple to bathe the Buddha, and then start splashing water on each other. You splash me, I splash you, and the water flowers bloom in the air, which symbolizes Good luck, happiness, and health. The bright and crystal water drops in the hands of young people also symbolize sweet love. Everyone splashes each other, and everywhere is the baptism of water, the blessing of water, and the joyful singing of water. The festival has become a sea of ??joy.

Whoever gets splashed with more water during the Water Splashing Festival symbolizes who is the happiest this year. It also expresses the meaning of the Dai people's hope for each other's safety and happiness. This splashing of water is nostalgic. There are also specialties. It is divided into Wen splash and Wu splash. In addition to water splashing, there are also water splashing, dragon boat racing, Buddha bathing, chanting, Zhangha singing, cockfighting, peacock dance, white elephant dance, and throwing. There are folk activities such as bunting, putting up high-rise buildings, and releasing Kongming lanterns, as well as other artistic performances, economic and trade exchanges, etc.

Regarding the origin of the Water Splashing Festival, there are two vivid legends. Do you want to know what they are?

I won’t tell you now, it’s better for you to see it yourself!

The Dai people are an ethnic minority with a long history. Their ancestors have been living in southwest China since ancient times. In the 1st century AD, Chinese historical records already have records about the ancestors of the Dai people, calling them "Dian Yue", "Shan or Shan", "Liao or Jiuliao"; during the Tang and Song Dynasties, they were called "Golden Teeth" and "Black Teeth". "Hua Man", "Bai Yi", etc.; during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, they were called "Bai Yi", "Bai Yi", "Bo Yi", etc. The branches of the Dai people include "Dai Na", "Dai Ya", "Dai Biao", etc. After the founding of New China, the name was changed to Dai according to the wishes of the Dai people.

Today, I went to the Dai people. I found that the people there were very enthusiastic towards me. I happened to catch up with the Water Splashing Festival, so I followed the local customs and got a basin of water. Everyone splashed water on me, and I graciously splashed water on the tour guide who came with me. , but who would have thought that the tour guide screamed strangely when I poured it on him. Only then did I realize that I poured hot water on the tour guide. The tour guide shouted: "Zhang Lipeng, come here, I want to beat you up, you even poured hot water on me!"

I ran fast! We ran to a safe area, the Dai men's toilet!

"Next, I will tell you about the Water-Splashing Festival of the Dai people. Don't worry about that ***. Let's first talk about the Water-Splashing Festival (Dai New Year), which is the festival with the most ethnic characteristics of the Dai people. Festival It falls in the sixth month of the Dai calendar, which is equivalent to April of the Gregorian calendar. On this day, people worship the Buddha. Girls wash the Buddha's dust with water filled with flowers, and then splash water on each other to wish each other. Basins and buckets are splashing while singing, and the splashing becomes more and more intense, with the sound of drums, gongs, water splashing, and cheers. During the Water Splashing Festival, traditional entertainment activities such as dragon boat races, flying lanterns, and flying lanterns are also held. Song and dance party. This is an introduction. Next, I will take you to see the Dai folk houses!" said the tour guide.

Since I spent money, of course I couldn’t just run away. I wanted to follow the team to see the Dai folk houses. From far away, my family saw the houses of the Dai people, which looked like an A-shaped house. When I walked in and took a look, I realized that what the book said was true. There really were people living above and some animals living below! Then, the tour guide spoke again.

"This is the Dai people's residential area in the dam area!" the tour guide said.

"Why do I say that? Because the Dai people's dwellings are divided into two types: dam areas and mountainous areas. Let me give you a detailed introduction: (because we have information about the dam area in the book, so we omit it) Mountain area dwellings In areas where the climate changes greatly, there are less flat dams and more mountains, and the Dai people live near the foothills, they have replaced them with thick, solid flat-topped earth-shaped houses, which are civil structures, usually with two floors and a first floor. Food and sundries are stored on the second floor, and livestock are built in separate pens. The two-layer earthen wall is three feet thick, which plays a unique role in protecting against heat and cold. The flat roof made of compacted earth and wood is five to ten inches thick. You can enjoy the coolness on the flat roof in the summer nights, and you can dry grains on the roof during the autumn harvest, effectively utilizing the space,” the tour guide assured us.

"Then why don't you take us to the mountains to see again?" I said.

"Well! Because of limited funds, you are offering a half-price tour, so we will not go to the mountainous areas to see, eh? The voice sounds familiar! Zhang Lipeng! Don't run!" the tour guide said.

Something bad has happened, I have to run away!

"Now, I will take you to see the famous 'Peacock Dance' of the Dai people." The tour guide said, we saw several young girls wearing peacock-like skirts and imitating various dances. The movements and expressions of the peacock.

"In Dai language, it is called "Jia Luo Yong", "Fan Luo Yong" or "Jia Nan Luo". This is the most popular dance among the Dai people and is popular among the Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan and the Dai people in Xishuangbanna In the Autonomous Prefecture, Dai women are generally slim, with pure and delicate faces, graceful and graceful, so they are known as the "Golden Peacock". The dance style can be summarized into the following three categories: First. It is a male peacock dance. Folks often perform this dance with their knees rising and falling.

The dance has obvious "three turns" characteristics. The second is the peacock dance. Among the people, it is mostly performed by men. The knees rise and fall softly and slowly, the dance posture is graceful and delicate, and the chest and shoulders are often rotated, reflecting its subtle and charming shape, and the drum beats are light and slow. The third is the little peacock dance. It often uses quick small tremors and short steps that maintain a half-squat state. The calves are flexible and light. It often uses continuous small shrugs. The drum beats are fast and light. "The tour guide began to be narcissistic about his erudition again. 6. I love to rush, 350-word essay

I love to rush. On the 25th of the twelfth lunar month, I followed my mother to the New Year's Fair. .

The market is very close to my home. My mother and I picked up our shopping bags and started walking.

Ah! But it’s busy, there are crowds of people, the roads are lined with couplets, and the big “Fu” characters are shining in gold. Hydrogen balloons of various sizes are floating in the sky above the market. The little tiger hydrogen balloons, which represent the Year of the Tiger, have become the children’s first choice.

Who doesn’t want to be a mighty tiger? We bought hydrogen balloons and crowded into the vegetable stall.

Mom picked out a variety of vegetables. I bought a lot of fish, shrimps, chickens... and filled a big bag full of them. I looked around and found that the grandfathers, grandmothers, uncles and aunties all around me were carrying bags of various sizes. There was a happy smile on their faces.

I thought to myself: Now that people’s lives are better, they buy so many new year’s goods. From their happy smiles, I can guess that this year will be another good harvest. Year. I was thinking happily, and my mother called me: "What are you thinking about?" I can't carry it if I buy more, so go home. "

I smiled at my mother, and happily followed my mother home. 7. A 600-word composition about joy and excitement

In life, there are difficulties and joys. If these moments make up the boundless sky, then the joyful moment when you reach the top of the mountain is the most dazzling star in the night sky.

It was a hot summer day, and my father and I were at home. When I was bored, I suddenly had a whim, and I quickly shook my father's arm and said enthusiastically: "Dad, it's so boring, why don't we go? Climb Tiandu Peak! I heard that the top of the mountain is very picturesque! "Dad seemed to be tempted, so I added a famous slogan: "Oh, hurry up, it's better to act than to think!" "My father thought about it again and again, and he hooked up with me enthusiastically. Unexpectedly, my father also kept a hand: "I solemnly explain that the conditions for climbing the mountain are: you are not allowed to give up! "I thought proudly: Isn't it just climbing Tiandu Peak? It doesn't have to be hard or tiring. It only takes a short while to climb there.

We couldn't wait to rush towards Tiandu Peak. We followed the twists and turns. The path went up the mountain. Along the way, grass greeted us, flowers nodded to us with smiles, and rows of trees stood upright in the breeze like solemn soldiers. I admired this charming scenery while tutting my tongue. When I reached the halfway point of the mountain, my legs felt like they were filled with lead and I couldn't lift them up. I would collapse on the ground like an ice cream cone. My father ran over quickly and unscrewed the cap of the water bottle. , handed it to me. "I just said," Dad paused, "the rule of mountain climbing is never to give up. When climbing a mountain, you must persist to the top and never give up so easily! The same goes for being a human being. If you lack perseverance, then you are a loser! "I carefully savored the meaning of this sentence for a long time, and finally it suddenly dawned on me: Yes! How can people do great things if they don't stick to the future? So I mustered up all my energy and climbed to the top of the mountain. Dad's words inspired me to move forward. Move forward. .

In the gorgeous sunset, we finally reached the top of the mountain, looking at the lush trees at our feet, the looming houses, and the spectacular scene of the sunset.

.I have a lot of thoughts: because perseverance has allowed me to see so many beautiful scenery, only perseverance can I climb to a higher mountain top!

The joyous moment when I reached the top of the mountain made me full of emotions and cheers: because of persistence, I will succeed in anything I do, and I have learned how to be a winner! 8. How to write a 400-word third-grade essay "Going to the Market"

In this market, there are sellers of flowers, fish, local specialties, antiques, etc. , it has everything you need! These dazzling products line both sides of the street from south to north. What interests me the most is the turtle section in the aquarium store. I was attracted by the cute turtles there. I especially like the petite and dexterous turtle. Unable to withstand my repeated requests, my father bought it for me. So, I picked up this little turtle and observed it carefully. I saw beautiful patterns scattered on its green shell; a small head stretched and shrunk looking around curiously; four small claws scratched and clawed, crawling; and a pointed little tail swayed; Looks extremely naughty and cute. I put it on the palm of my hand and it made my palm itchy.

Natural ending 9. Happy show-off composition

In the golden autumn of October, the sweet osmanthus is fragrant. In these crisp autumn days, our Chunxiao Middle School ushered in the annual School sports meeting. This is my first time to participate in a middle school sports meeting, and my heart is full of excitement and expectation. The sports meeting finally begins. The brief opening ceremony, the wonderful, fierce and tense competition are all left in my heart A deep impression. What I remember most is the 20*50 relay race, because I also participated in this event. When the competition started, there was only a "bang" gunshot, and the first classmate Luo Lu was like a departing team. She rushed out like an arrow, and she passed the stick to the next classmate Liu Jiameng accurately, and she passed it to the next classmate. At this time, we were already over Class 2. Here we are, it's my turn soon. At this time, my heart was like a little rabbit, jumping "all over". I was so nervous, for fear of dropping the stick. Finally, the previous classmate passed the stick to me, and I didn't dare to hesitate at all. , grabbed the stick and ran. On the way to the gun, I heard my classmates cheering for me. In this way, I would not be able to embarrass the class. I ran forward with all my strength and handed the stick to The next classmate..."Huh", I let out a long breath. Then, together with my classmates, I helped the remaining classmates cheer. At the last stroke, at this time, we were still far ahead of Class 2 , the last one was made by classmate Chen Zihao. His arm was tied with a red scarf representing sprint. He ran forward quickly, as if there was wind under his feet, and he put some distance away from Class 2. Ah, He reached the finish line. At that moment, our class was excited. However, our results still need to be compared with other classes. There is a kind of victory called persistence. The most exciting thing is running 1500 meters. 1500 meters, for me It is a distant number, and I feel trembling when I think of it. However, for every female athlete standing on the starting line, this will be the competition they will face. The competition started, Luo Lu rushed to the front, and I was responsible for She brought water. I unscrewed the lid for her every lap, handed her the water, and cheered her from time to time. Finally, she came to the finish line. The moment she crossed the finish line, she collapsed and sat down. On the ground, I couldn't help but tremble in my heart. What kind of force pushed her onto the long and challenging track of 1,500 meters? Suddenly, I understood that it was firm perseverance and immense courage! Ah, athletes, we are proud of you, we are proud of you! Through this sports meeting, I understand a truth: Our life path is like a sports field. What we need is hard work and courage to take us across the finish line of victory.

10. Joyful Arrival Composition

In the golden autumn of October, the fragrance of osmanthus blooms. In these crisp autumn days, our Chunxiao Middle School ushered in the annual school sports meeting. This is my first time When I participated in the sports meeting in middle school, I was full of excitement and expectation. The sports meeting finally started. The brief opening ceremony and the wonderful, fierce and tense competition left a deep impression on my heart. The most vivid memory is It was a 20*50 relay race, because I also participated in this event. The competition started, and there was only a "bang" gunshot. The first classmate Luo Lu rushed out like an arrow leaving the string. She accurately passed the stick to the next classmate Liu Jiameng, and she passed it to the next classmate. At this time, we had surpassed Class 2. Here we are, it will be my turn soon. At this time, I felt like I had a feeling in my heart. Like a little rabbit, it jumped all the time. I was so nervous, for fear of dropping the stick. Finally, the previous classmate passed the stick to me. I didn’t dare to hesitate at all, grabbed the stick and ran. On the way, I heard my classmates cheering for me. In this way, I would not be able to embarrass the class. I ran forward with all my strength and handed the stick to the next classmate. "Phew", I grew up. I let out a long breath. Then, my classmates and I cheered for the remaining classmates. At the last stroke, we were still far ahead of Class 2. The last stroke was made by classmate Chen Zihao, whose With a red scarf tied on his arm to represent sprint, he ran forward quickly, with wind blowing under his feet, and put some distance away from Class 2. Ah, he reached the finish line. At that moment, we all The class was excited. However, our results still need to be compared with other classes. There is a kind of victory called perseverance. The most exciting thing is running 1500 meters. 1500 meters is a distant number for me. When I think about it, I feel overwhelmed. Feeling trembling. However, for every female athlete standing on the starting line, this will be the competition they will face. The competition started, Luo Lu rushed to the front, and I was responsible for delivering water to her. I served her every other lap. She unscrewed the lid, handed her the water, and cheered her from time to time. Finally, she came to the finish line. The moment she crossed the finish line, she collapsed on the ground. At this time, I couldn't help but tremble in my heart. , what kind of force pushed her onto the long and challenging track of 1,500 meters? Suddenly, I understood that it was firm perseverance and immense courage! Ah, athletes, we are proud of you, we are proud of you! Through this sports meeting, I understand a truth: Our life path is like a sports field. What we need is hard work and courage to take us across the finish line of victory.