Primary school students write essays complaining about crowded buses

1. A 200-word essay on the atmosphere of being crowded on a bus

After school yesterday, my grandfather and I were waiting for the No. 45 bus at the bus stop. But after waiting for a long time, I didn't see the No. 45 bus coming. I thought: It’s over now, when can we get home?

Waiting at the bus stop until almost four o'clock in the afternoon, bus No. 45 finally arrived. However, students from other classes in our school and the eldest brothers and sisters from Suyuan Middle School also came here after school. The platform was suddenly crowded with people, and everyone rushed to the bus. There were so many people that I felt like I was going to be squeezed by them. I was so depressed!

The bus drove to the front platform, and the driver opened the door again to let the people below come up. The bus was overweight and drove very slowly, like a turtle crawling forward. We finally got off the bus, but the back door of the bus was blocked by many people, so we got off with difficulty. I thought: It would be great if the buses could be less crowded and the roads could be very smooth in the future! 2. No less than 300 words should be used to describe the scene of crowding on the bus.

On the bus, when getting on the bus, everyone is vying for the first place. , he sat down first without thinking, and without considering whether the people around him had seats.

When an old man stands precariously in the car, he may fall down at any time.

At this time, the radio was repeating over and over again: "Respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue in our country. Please help the old, the weak, the sick, the disabled, the pregnant and the children." Please give up your seat to the child passenger, thank you for your cooperation." The adults who heard this were indifferent and still sat there calmly and calmly. The words in the broadcast were just like wind in their ears, passing by and turning a deaf ear.

For another example, when an old man was about to fall, the adults turned a blind eye. Only a young primary school student stood up immediately to give up his seat, said "Grandma, please sit down", and then stepped forward. I went to help the old man sit in his seat. Unexpectedly, the mother of the child next to me gave the child a fierce look, which obviously meant to blame her for not giving up her seat. Seeing this scene, many adults turned a blind eye, as if nothing happened at all, and continued to talk and laugh. 3. Essay on congestion for fifth grade primary school students

Crowded bus

"Stop squeezing! Hey, didn't you hear me! Why are you squeezing? Hey, it's my bag!" The crowd swarmed. Then, "Ah!" I suddenly heard a shout and turned my head to look. I saw an old man being squeezed to the ground, and the items in his handbag were scattered all over the floor. The old man turned over with difficulty, supported the ground with both hands, and tried to stand up, but the old man struggled very hard and fell down once. Once again, the old man really had no strength. He asked the people next to him for help, "Young man, help me." But the people waiting to get on the bus turned a blind eye. Seeing this, I don’t know where I got the strength and courage. I pushed aside the crowds and ran towards the grandpa. I quickly helped the grandpa up and shouted to the crowd rushing towards the car: "Do you have any sense of justice? You don't care if the old man falls to the ground!" People sneered at my roar. I was squeezed by the crowds who were preparing to get on the bus, and the bag I was carrying got stuck in the crowd, making it difficult to get in and out. "Stop squeezing, don't squeeze," the people squeezing into the car also shouted, and I heard the painful banging of the car door.

The old man sighed meaningfully. I asked: "Grandpa, are you injured anywhere? Did you fall somewhere? Do you need to go to the hospital? Grandpa said feebly: "I'm fine, I just think the bus can wait, but if someone falls, it's over. . ”

I helped my grandpa and walked slowly into the car. The car was already packed. Two kind people stood up and offered two seats to me and my grandpa. I helped my grandpa get into the car. I sat down, said thank you to the two uncles, and breathed a sigh of relief.

The car started to move slowly, and my heart felt as if it had been stabbed by a needle.

So I found that brightness is a kind of power, just like the Olympic torch relay. When it is passed in the hands of everyone, it can also gather everyone's enthusiasm. I believe, I believe in you now. Come discover more and release your passion for civilization. Civilized China looks forward to the Olympic Games. To welcome the Olympics, we must be civilized and establish new trends. 5. Write a 600-word essay about buses with the title "crowding"

It is an advertising picture: In a modern metropolis, on the busy and noisy streets, the traffic flow is endless, There was a constant swarm of people. A young lady's impatient voice came out from a bus: Hey, why are you squeezing? The answer was a young man's voice: "What's wrong?" Then came the lady's voice: "Didn't you see that they were squeezing me?" While the two young men were arguing fiercely, a man appeared. An old man's voice said: "Young man, please relax and it won't be crowded." As a result, the situation was calm, and the two quarreling young men no longer argued about crowding.

Crowding in life is a reality. There are more than 6 billion humans living on such a small earth. China has a population of 1.3 billion in such a small area. Do you think it can be avoided? Buses and buses are crowded, as are trains, ships, and airplanes; lunch is crowded, and going home to the market in the afternoon to buy groceries is still crowded; supermarkets are crowded, and bathhouses are still crowded with people coming in and out. The world has become a crowded world, where is there a paradise that is not crowded?

Squeezing is a reality, but squeezing can also be fun. If you squeeze in the street, you can enjoy the prosperity of the city; if you squeeze in the market, you can see the prosperity of the society. If you squeeze with young people, you can feel the vitality of youth; if you squeeze with old people, you can feel the calmness. If you squeeze in society, you can feel life; if you squeeze in the world, you can feel the hardships and beauty of life.

"Relax your mind and avoid crowding." The old man's words are aphorisms and aphorisms. Mr. Milu, the old Yugoslavian who led the Chinese football team to the World Cup 6. The action of crowding the bus essay is about 200 words

I made an appointment with my dad in the morning and asked him to sleep in today while I went to school by myself. . When we arrived at the station, after waiting for a long time, a 604 finally arrived, and everyone flocked to it. Who else saw me, the kid standing at the end of the line? I couldn't help complaining in my heart: "People nowadays only care about themselves and don't think about others at all!

After I got in the car and paid the money, I happened to stand in the middle of the driveway. What a coincidence! I There were people on the left and people on the right! There were even more people at the front door. The driver asked everyone to go to the back door after paying. At this time, I was even more worried about the crowd at the back door! , How do I get out of the car?

When I got to Xinhua Home, the back door was blocked. I pulled my schoolbag to the right with all my strength. There were three people standing in such a narrow passage! I still have to squeeze through with my big schoolbag on my back. My biggest fear is being late. "

"Everyone, please give way. Someone gets off the car, please give way..." I shouted loudly.

A fifty-year-old man standing nearby shouted: " good! good! Let the children get off first! ”

When I got to the door, my schoolbag strap was caught by something! The old man helped me pull it! I finally got out of the car!

After getting off the car, I felt comfortable I breathed a sigh of relief! I was already in a panic! I just put it in order, why is it so difficult to get on the bus? 7. Describe the crowded scene on the bus.

Standing on the roadside, waiting for the bus. We were right there. Wow, there were so many people! We managed to squeeze in, but there was no place to stay. After struggling for a long time, we finally stood still and someone stopped the car again. They said they couldn’t get on any more, so the conductor shouted: “Go to the front... hurry up...” But there was no room left! Just like that, a few more people were squeezed in.

Nowadays, the carriage is so watertight that it doesn’t matter if you stand on the carriage without support. It is like a "rougamo", unable to move.

Because it was uncomfortable to stand, I shook my head. When I raised my head, I saw an uncle with a plaster on his hand. He was also standing extremely uncomfortable. His hand was shaking up and down from time to time, looking very uncomfortable. I immediately stopped moving for fear of touching him. At this time, a child burst into tears. Maybe he couldn't bear the crowding. His mother kept comforting her: "We'll be there soon, we'll be there soon... Be good." As the car moved forward, there were mutterings in the car. It has never stopped.

Finally we arrived at the station and we got off the bus. The air outside was so fresh! I let out a long sigh of relief as if I had escaped from the "cage"... 8. Write an essay of no less than 600 words on the topic of traffic congestion

On the way home from school every afternoon, Standing on the overpass of Badaling Expressway and looking north, you can see the constant flow of vehicles and the endless red taillights of vehicles that can be seen at a glance. And this is just one of Beijing’s traffic jams. Beijing is the capital of our country, but everyone now calls it the "first traffic jam." Although it is a joke, it fully reflects the seriousness of Beijing's traffic congestion.

Traffic congestion is not only a reflection of economic development and the rapid improvement of people's living standards, but it also reflects the high concentration of central city functions and population, the rapid growth of motor vehicle ownership, high-intensity use, and the attraction of public transportation. There is an urgent need to take comprehensive measures to deal with and solve the increasingly severe traffic congestion.

My suggestions are:

1. Accelerate the construction of new cities, disperse the population in central cities, and accelerate the allocation of education, administration, medical and health and other public service resources to new cities. Encourage nearby employment and reduce citizens’ travel needs. Children don’t have to get up early in the morning and rush to school far away. Grandparents don’t have to drive to distant hospitals for medical treatment.

2. The focus of accelerating the construction of road transportation infrastructure is the construction of the trunk road network system in central cities, especially the construction of urban expressway networks and rail transit. You can take the express bus and subway to go to work, school, etc.

3. Adjust parking charging standards and traffic congestion charging in key congested road sections or regions. People will not travel unless necessary.

4. Improve working methods. Adults should hold video conferences and flexible working systems to reduce unnecessary travel.

5. Advocate green travel. Encourage everyone to travel by bicycle or walk within a short distance. It not only exercises the body, but also relieves traffic pressure.

6. Strengthen traffic order management. The traffic police have increased penalties for illegal acts and strengthened parking order management. 9. Suppose you are on a crowded bus. Please write a 150-word essay about the scene on the bus.

I was unlucky today. I got on a very crowded bus. It was really crowded. It was so crowded that it was a little difficult for me to breathe.

If I were not in a hurry, I would not come up even if I were beaten to death. Just be content with the situation. This word reminds me of Tao Yuanming. If he traveled through time and space and got on this bus, would he still be leisurely and content, playing the piano and singing.

The car slowed down, and another person actually got up in front of me. I don’t think you can know how I feel now. The translation of the body involuntarily can also be said to be movement. I just heard a buddy outside the back door of the car yelling, "***, who's getting on, you pushed me out!" I think our carriage was already full at this time.

The driver had no choice but to let the person who came up earlier get out. The old bus swayed after a few stops and became less crowded. He breathed a sigh of relief and raised his head. The school arrive.