Adventure-themed composition

Exploration is when people explore and study unknown terrains and inaccessible places.

During the expedition, some unimaginable environmental factors will appear. These problems cannot be thought of and predicted before the expedition. Of course, there are no reference methods and solutions. Explorers must have a strong will, a courageous spirit and dedication without regrets in order to overcome difficulties!

A courageous explorer is a person who has great ambitions and is determined to move forward. They know that from the unknown to the known, there is a process of exploration. Those who dare not explore are those who have no ambition or are satisfied with the status quo. They even think that exploration is risky and foolish.

In fact, adventure is a desire for knowledge, adventure is a spirit of hard work, and adventure is an innovative concept.

Since the beginning of Pangu, human beings have never stopped exploring.

Shen Nong saw that the people in the tribe were suffering due to lack of food. In order to prevent the people in the tribe from starving, he risked his life to taste all kinds of herbs and climbed many mountains. , how many roads have been traveled. Later, he even discovered that using the fruit cores and melon seeds of plants enabled people to learn agricultural farming and solved people's survival problems.

Dayu, he learned from the experiences and lessons of his predecessors and worked hard to explore new methods of water control. In order to control the flood, Dayu left home for thirteen years and never entered the house three times. After more than ten years of hard work, he finally subdued the raging flood.

Amundsen spent three years reaching the North Pole through the Northwest Passage and discovered the North Magnetic Pole. After nearly two months of arduous march despite severe weather conditions of dozens of degrees below zero, he became the first person to reach the South Pole.

With firm belief and spirit of adventure, Gagarin entered space on the 4.75-ton Vostok spacecraft, becoming the first person in the world to enter space and see from the universe. Earth panorama people.

Yang Liwei, after more than 5 years of training, he completed training missions in dozens of subjects in 8 categories including basic theory, aerospace environment adaptability, and professional technology, and passed the astronaut professional technology with excellent results Comprehensive assessment. October 15, 2003. The hero's journey to conquer space, with the "Shenzhou 5" flying into the sky, realizing China's dream of flying into the sky, this is a day that attracts the attention of the whole world!

There are countless examples of explorers in ancient and modern times at home and abroad... Einstein, Edison, Marie Curie, Qian Xuesen, etc. They all continued to explore in areas unknown to science until they died.

We can imagine that if people had always been satisfied with the status quo, would everything today happen around us? This cannot be denied.

Human beings become rich and powerful because of adventure, and life becomes beautiful because of adventure. It is important to have an adventurous spirit. The world needs adventure, life needs adventure, development needs adventure, and only exploration can lead to innovation! '

Dangerous places are ever-changing

——Composition guidance on the topic of "adventure"

Brothers Haier gave you reverie, Robinson gave you Faith; Xu Xiake makes you know how to be realistic, Amundsen makes you feel awe; Yu Chunshun makes you cry, Columbus makes you inspired... The legendary stories of these adventurous heroes have deeply touched your heart!

You don’t have to go far to write an essay on the topic of “adventure.” Find relevant materials about your favorite characters, read them carefully, and use their optimism, courage, and challenging spirit to baptize your soul again, and reflect on the impetuousness and cowardice in your own life. You can use narratives and discussions. , combine the heroic story with your life experience and feelings to write, this is a post-reading review. But if you want to write a good review, it is very important to avoid empty discussions. This requires you to grasp the "feeling point" - the place where you feel the most. Often the deepest feeling is not the empty spirit of quality, it can be some details - actions, psychology, eyes, smiles, or a small event.

For example, "Captain Scott's diary was kept until his last breath, until his fingers were completely frozen and the pen slipped from his stiff hand." To write about their will to devote themselves to science; Scott died for The Norwegians, led by Amundsen, who were the first to reach the South Pole, testified to write about their spirit of honesty and calmness in facing failure; in order to avoid dragging down his companions, Oates asked Wilson for ten tablets of morphine so that he could end himself if necessary. Liu Lianman wrote for The partners climbed on the "human ladder", leaving the last bit of oxygen to their comrades, and then fell asleep to write about their concepts of collectivism and lofty dedication; Yang Liwei vomited and fell into coma during training to write about their perseverance and spirit. The sense of responsibility to win glory for the country; Robinson uses the format of debit and credit to arrange the good and bad luck, the advantages and disadvantages fairly, to write about their overcoming loneliness and loneliness, adjusting their mentality enthusiastically about work and life, and learning the consciousness and ability to survive; Yu Chun Shunhao Don't lament your various sufferings, dig a hole and die calmly facing your hometown, and understand the meaning of life... Isn't this the only thing that touches you? When you are reading, you might as well draw these details that touch you, and then write about them. You will find that you have been integrated into the explorer's life world.

However, maybe while you are moved by the spirit of these explorers, you are also thinking more calmly? You are thinking: Human beings have indeed gone through countless adventures from the era of eating hair and drinking blood to today's civilization and prosperity, but do we still need to explore today? Are the leaps and drifts like those of Ke Shouliang and Yao Maoshu a meaningless adventure? Are some of them a waste of money and a waste of life? In the era of the Earth's Big Bang, while leaving human footprints in the places being explored, are they also leaving dust and garbage from land, oceans and space, harming humanity? Yes, adventure is also a double-edged sword. You can start from the opposite side, cite information to reason, and express your own opinions on one or more aspects.

You can also cover up and express the surging feelings in your heart with poetic brushwork. But writing poetry can easily become as lyrical as shouting, so you can use things with distinctive regional characteristics as images to express your feelings. For example: the white sand, birds, Loulan beauties, and thousand-year-old tree roots in Lop Nur; the twinkling stars on the top of Mount Everest, the vast night and abyss below; the thick white snow in Antarctica, and the hard-to-find footprints; Robinson Crusoe's desert island The flower-scented ink, pickaxe, and wood thread on the canvas; the blue planet and white clouds in Yang Liwei's eyes; Oates's frozen toes, Scott and Wilson's tight embrace in the sleeping bag... Integrating your emotions into these things and making the abstract spiritual praise concrete will make people feel real and move yourself and others.

It is indeed difficult to write an adventure composition, but the dangers are ever-changing. You might as well go on a spiritual adventure. That may be a good opportunity for you to show off your talents!

Example 1: Adventure is not the same as adventure

I read the book "The Singing Potato" online today. I was very excited. I really hope that I can follow Gulina They went on an adventure together, walked through the vast grasslands, crossed the steep Tianshan Mountains, experienced the cold night in the castle, the pain of poisonous scorpion bites, the fear of remaining on the cliff, and the thrill of encountering wolves... When they finally When I discovered the secret of potatoes singing, I was relieved. I was really happy for them and deeply admired their adventurous spirit.

Yes, there are so many mysteries in nature waiting for us to discover and explore! Many great people at home and abroad have the spirit of adventure: Li Shizhen traveled to famous mountains and rivers, tasted all kinds of herbs, and wrote "Compendium of Materia Medica"; Xu Xiake traveled all over the country, inspected rivers and mountains, and wrote "Xu Xiake's Travels"; Zheng He made seven voyages to the West. , have made great contributions to the Chinese and foreign economy and culture... Their lives have been dedicated to all mankind, and theirs is a life of exploration. Isn't this spirit of courage and exploration what we should learn from? When I excitedly told my dad about my idea, he did not completely agree with me. He said that there is only a thin line between adventure and adventure.

I fell into deep thought and thought: if Adun fell off the cliff, if Dandan died of poisoning, if they couldn't get out of the maze... As long as one of them came true, it would be an irreparable tragedy and how much pain it would bring to the family. ! This adventure is meaningless, it is the biggest adventure! Everything must be done in a measured manner. You cannot blindly imitate or go too far, otherwise you will go to the opposite direction. People must have a little adventurous spirit. Exploration does not necessarily require risks. Scientific inspections should be conducted under the leadership of adults. In daily life, the courage to solve problems and use your brain frequently is actually a kind of adventurous spirit.

Thinking that I can understand so many truths after reading this book, I can't help but think of the words of a famous person: "Only those who have the courage to explore can climb the peak of science. Recklessness and risk-taking are of no use to science." Meaningless. "Let us learn from Gu Lina's spirit of diligent thinking, perseverance, and courageous adventure in the book, but we cannot blindly imitate it. We must have goals and plans in doing things, and strive to be good young people in the new century.

Example 2: I dreamed of exploring the Amazon River

At night, I lay on the bed and fell asleep after a while. ?

Gradually, I felt someone pushing me. When I took a closer look, it turned out to be some good friends in my class. They said to me: "Today the school is organizing an expedition to the Amazon River. Let's go together!" "That's great!" I jumped three feet high with joy. In geography class, we once learned: The Amazon River is the largest river in the world with the largest water volume and the widest drainage area. It is also surrounded by the largest tropical rain forest on the earth. This primitive tropical rain forest has existed for at least 100 million people. Years long. This time the school really created a good opportunity for us to uncover the mystery of the primeval forest.

We took the "God Carpet" to the edge of this forest. The flight along the way made everyone tired, but no one cared about rest, and walked into this mysterious forest with full backpacks. This forest blocks out the sky and is very quiet, but sometimes I hear some unknown animals screaming "wow". The sound sounds very sad and scary to me, like crying. There is a thick layer of fallen leaves under the feet, like a soft carpet, but the leaves have lost their usual green color and turned into dark blue, dark red, dark purple, or simply black. From a distance, it looks like a whole Whole pieces of dark clouds fell to the ground.

The forest is sometimes dense, but sometimes it is relatively sparse. In sparse places, you can be lucky enough to see a palm-sized blue sky and a circle of sunshine like a flashlight during the day. Thousands of years old trees can be seen everywhere here, and their trunks are covered with thick vines. They squeeze together regardless of you and me, as if they are fighting for something. We had gone a long way, and someone shouted as if they had discovered a new world: "Look, the waterfall!" We all ran over and saw the high hanging water curtain. Although it was only a narrow strip, it gave people a sense of excitement. It feels like the silk weaved by the fairy, which is constantly being pulled and rolled, and keeps touching the stones covered with green downy plants, and then merges into a trickle and flows into the pool.

In a blink of an eye, it was almost dusk, and we quickened our pace, eager to find a place with people to stay. We walked a few more miles and finally found a pond with several cabins built by local people. We walked in and found that most of the items inside were made of wood and bark, which were very unique. This seemed to be a small tribe, and the people there were very surprised to see us. One of the middle-aged men, who looked like a leader, said something to the others, and they went about their business. The middle-aged man came over with a smile and chattered for a while. Although we couldn't understand it, we knew they were friendly. Then he took us to visit other wooden houses, and we also learned some gesture etiquette from him. We stayed there that night. Some students were holding notebooks to record the day's events by the light of flashlights, while others were sorting out the plant specimens collected during the day. After returning to the city, we reported the geological environment and customs there to the relevant departments, which greatly helped them study the virgin forest.

"Beep beep beep..." I opened my eyes and saw that I was still lying in bed, and the alarm clock had already woken me up. It turned out that this was a dream.

I really hope this dream can become a reality, and I will also make a Tan International Online report in the future: Since becoming the first person in China to walk the Great Wall on foot in May 1984, Liu Yutian’s feet have never stopped. He traveled through the Taklimakan Desert, the world's second largest desert located in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, four times, once through the Gurbantunggut Desert, and inspected the Lop Nur no-man's land in Xinjiang, known as the "Valley of Death"; He also entered Tibet ten times, walked through the no-man’s land in northern Tibet, was the first to complete the entire Brahmaputra Grand Canyon, and attempted to climb Mount Everest...

Liu Yutian is responsible for these difficult adventures. Completed by people. He not only challenged the limits of life many times, but also created countless "firsts" in Chinese adventures. Over the years, Liu Yutian has been walking non-stop in wilderness, desert, snow-capped mountains and jungles. Recently, Liu Yutian accepted an interview with our reporter Li Guangming. He talked about his adventures, pursuits and life insights.

Liu Yutian is 63 years old, with gray hair hanging long on his shoulders. Although the face is covered with wrinkles of vicissitudes of life, the skin is dark and shiny. He told reporters:

"Initially (the hike) was due to competition and strong emotions. Americans and French wanted to walk the Great Wall. Our ancestors built the Great Wall and let foreigners walk. We felt that it was embarrassing. This was for the sake of shame. I wanted to win glory for my country. After a lot of fighting, I lost my job, so in the end, exploring became my job. It also changed my whole life.”

21 years ago, 42-year-old Liu Yutian walked the length of the Great Wall with the slogan "Revitalizing China, Start with Me." At that time, his actions caused quite a stir in China and he became an idol worshiped by many people. After that, he got out of control and determined to go there alone before foreigners crossed the Taklimakan Desert. So, regardless of the hot weather and immature conditions, he set off. During more than 20 days of hiking in the desert, he experienced dangers such as losing his way, running out of food and water, and fainting from hunger. He ate flies, mosquitoes, and lizards in the desert... After going through all kinds of hardships, when he was finally rescued by a shepherd, he only weighed 45 kilograms of his original weight of 74 kilograms.

Although his first trek across the Taklimakan Desert failed, he did not give up. That winter, with the support of enthusiastic people, Liu Yutian finally crossed the Taklimakan Desert with six camels, becoming the first explorer in the world to cross the "Sea of ??Death" alone on foot.

After that, he crossed the Gurbantunggut Desert alone. During this time travel, he almost lost his life. In the desert, he fell ill. His whole body was swollen, his fever persisted, his feet were ulcerated, and his boots were frozen and he couldn't take them off.

He struggled to find a hospital on the edge of the desert. The doctor diagnosed him with "sepsis" and suggested amputating his legs. Liu Yutian didn't agree with anything. Having studied traditional Chinese medicine, he believed that diseases contracted in the desert can only be cured in the desert. He prepared enough food and water, called two Uyghur villagers, and asked them to make a stretcher out of red willow branches and carry him to the wilderness desert.

The temperature at that time was already minus 40 degrees Celsius. The doctor said that doing so would be equivalent to death, but Liu Yutian insisted on going. As a result, he miraculously cured his illness using his unique medical methods and necessary medicines. The doctor looked at Liu Yutian who had returned with scars on his legs and kept saying: How is this possible?

Liu Yutian's behavior is difficult for ordinary people to understand. Some people say that he is a "fool" and "crazy". His wife also divorced him because she couldn't stand his "weird" problems such as sleeping with the window open at minus 30 degrees Celsius.

But Liu Yutian still goes his own way. When traveling through Lop Nur, he had no money to buy camels, so he bought seven small donkeys to carry things, and took his 18-year-old son with him. As a result, the donkeys ran away and his son was almost lost.

"At that time, I said, son, my body is all injured, and I am too tired, you go and get the donkey back. As a result, there are still yellow sheep in the desert, (my son has no desert experience,) I couldn't see the tracks of the hooves of the goats and donkeys in the desert, and I got lost in the desert from the time I set out in the morning until dark at night, and I didn't come back.

Fortunately, my son didn't go too far. On his way back at night, he saw the bonfire I lit and found me. Of course, this is also in line with my philosophy. Throw you into the desert. If you can crawl out, others will call you a hero. If you can't crawl out, you will be called a bear. "

Liu Yutian is such a strange person and a weirdo. He said that exploration made him return to nature.

"Twenty years of travel have kept me away from the city and the things I care about are far away from the city. Getting further and further away. I don’t care about what you care about, I don’t know what you know, and there is a gap between what you think and what I think. I feel like I am at home in nature. "

Liu Yutian has completely integrated his life into nature. To this day, he still remembers his spiritual feelings when climbing Mount Everest:

"After reaching more than 6,000 meters, he suddenly saw The snow was so white and clean. When I stepped up with my big-toed boots, there was a thump in my heart, as if it had stepped on my heart. The snow is so clean and uncontested, but I have brought it trouble. I dare not leave, as if the front is a place where gods (immortals) stay. ”

It is because of his special feelings for Tibet that Liu Yutian crossed the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon for the first time in 1993. Over the past few years, he has walked Tibet continuously and climbed the Yangtze River, the father’s sacred mountain in the hearts of Tibetans. The source of Geladandong Snow Peak. Later, he walked through the no-man’s land in northern Tibet, and also went to remote and dangerous mountainous areas such as Ganoderma lucidum, Medog, and Zhangmu.

Someone once asked. Liu Yutian, what's the point of walking like this? He said that he was collecting information while walking. At the same time, he was also taking time to compile information and write his adventure notes. He said that he was a pioneer and he wanted to spend his life. He left something for later explorers, but he felt that his knowledge was limited and a little regretful. He said:

“I feel that China’s exploration is still in its initial stage. Just like me, I have never even gone to college, and foreign explorers are scholars, experts, professors, archaeologists, geographers, geologists, and they are all people with attainments in certain fields, and we here It's a pity. If exploration is a kind of project, then what is more important now is the accumulation of knowledge. At such an old age, I have been making up lessons now. ”

Liu Yutian loves his adventure career and has put into action and plans to try more than 80 adventure projects. He told reporters that soon he will go to the uninhabited Hoh Xil at the intersection of Tibet, Qinghai and Xinjiang. area to see what the Tibetan antelopes living there are like now.

“Just like being a parent, these more than 80 adventure projects are my children, and every one of them is unforgettable for me. Of course, the most unforgettable thing is going to Tibet. ”

Liu Yutian is such an adventurer who continues to write the song of adventure with his life and contributes to human research on virgin forests.

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