Fifty words of composition describing actions

Today is our second day in Handan. Students, what do you think I am going to do? Let me tell you! It’s time to go skiing!

The sun was still looming, so we set off. To be on the safe side, I used two navigations, one was the car navigation and the other was my brother’s mobile phone navigation. The result was unexpected. The routes of the two navigation systems were different. Everyone was confused. It was my mother who suggested turning off one of the navigation systems, so we stopped getting confused. Dad said that this is the principle of "wearing one watch will tell the time, but wearing two watches will not tell the time."

When I arrived at the ski resort, I was so excited that I quickly put on my snowshoes and skis and started skiing. oh! By the way, I also want to introduce the ski resort to you! Why did I forget? Let’s start talking now! The name of the ski resort we came to this time is Yongnian Foshan Ski Resort. It was built just last year. It is the largest ski resort in southern Hebei. It is divided into three types of slides: beginner, intermediate and advanced. The intermediate and advanced slides are Bidubi. It’s steep, it must be fun to slide on it!

I skied at the beginner level first. This was my third time skiing, so after skiing twice, I became very skilled. My father, mother, brother, uncle and I went skating again at the intermediate level. This intermediate snow trail is almost straight down. When we stood at the starting point and looked at the snow trail, we felt frightened. My brother mustered up the courage and was the first to set off. Not long after he slid down, he sat down on his butt and rolled down. Oh my God! This is not for skiing, but for wrestling and practicing Iron Head Kung Fu! I forced myself to slide down, and the speed became faster and faster. The wind whizzed past my ears. The brakes failed to stop me, and I suddenly fell into a big somersault, which made me miserable. I wanted to climb up, but the slope was too steep and the skis were too slippery. As soon as I stood up, I slipped again. I tried several times without success, and I was a little discouraged. At this time, my mother also fell down next to me. She looked at me with encouraging eyes and said, "You can do it! You can stand up on your own! Let's work hard together!" I mustered up the courage to try again and again. Once, I finally succeeded. My mother gave me a look of approval. I was so happy!

Although I didn’t succeed in skating the intermediate track this time, how can I experience it if I don’t try it? I know that a child who crawls up on his own will always be stronger than a child who is picked up by his mother. He must face difficulties bravely and move forward bravely! I will come again when I have perfected my technique!