Explanatory text about the bridge (more than 200 words)

Explanatory text of the bridge 1

My hometown is Nanyang, Henan. It is a good place with spring all year round and fresh air. There are many picturesque places there. Among them, the one that impressed me the most was the Zhongjing Bridge standing in the middle of Baihe River. It is named after Zhang Zhongjing, the "medical sage" from Nanyang in ancient times.

The bridge looks very beautiful from a distance. It arches from the middle and is semicircular as a whole. When I walk to the bridge, I find that it is white in color. The guardrails on the bridge are also very beautiful in shape. They are arranged parallel to each other and made of vertical granite, with animals, flowers and plants carved on them. The patterns are lifelike and form a beautiful landscape with the endless flow of pedestrians and vehicles on the bridge. It adds a lot of aura to this majestic bridge. At the same time, the rows of street lights on both sides of the bridge are like sacred sentinels guarding the safety of the bridge and pedestrians.

The river water under the bridge is clear. Under the sunlight, the river water is like a crystal clear crystal. The outline of the bridge reflected on the water and the colorful fish in the river set off each other, adding to the feeling of a painting, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.

Ah! The bridge in my hometown, you have given us convenience and brought me infinite fun. I love the bridge in my hometown.

Explanatory text about the bridge 2

My hometown Lingbao is a small town in the Central Plains with a long history and beautiful mountains and rivers. It is located in the "Golden Triangle" of the Yellow River. It is like a shining star. The shining pearl is embedded at the junction of the rich provinces of Henan, Shaanxi and Shanxi. There are not only rich mineral resources here, but also many scenic spots such as Hangu Pass, Huangdi Mausoleum, Yawu Mountain, and world-famous apples and jujubes... But I am deeply obsessed with the bridge in my hometown - Tonggou bridge.

Look, the beautiful bridge is like a peaceful crescent moon, and like a beautiful ribbon hanging upside down on Jinshui Lake, showing her graceful figure. This bridge connects the east and west banks of the lake. , because of this bridge, the charming charm of Jinshui Lake's light and color is revealed.

In spring, all things are reborn, and the willow trees next to the bridge sprout buds and dance with the spring breeze. At this time, you stand on the bridge and look around in all directions. Suddenly, you will feel that you are in the lake, which is refreshing.

In summer, when the flowers are red and the willows are green, people sit in the pavilion beside the bridge to enjoy the shade, talk and laugh. Sometimes the whole family gets on the boat, rows slowly, shuttles under the bridge, and splashes in the water from time to time, which feels extremely enjoyable.

In autumn, the fallen leaves are gray, and the willow leaves next to the bridge turn yellow and fall, like small golden butterflies flying on the bridge. From a distance, it looks like a painter has added some golden brushwork to the bridge.

In winter, when the snow is capped, everything looks like marble sculpture beads, covered in light and crystal clear. The bridge was also covered with a thick layer of silver. People were skating, having snowball fights, and piled up several cute little snowmen on the sidewalk on the bridge. I was so happy!

I love my hometown Tonggou Bridge. It brings endless happiness to people and promotes the prosperity of the city.

Explanatory Essay Three about Bridges

“A bridge connects the north and the south, and the chasm becomes a thoroughfare.” Bridges have been an indispensable thing in people’s lives since ancient times.

Let’s start from ancient times. The single-plank bridge was first invented by the working people of our country. It is the "grandfather" of all bridges. It is made of wood, a piece of wood placed on top of an obstacle such as a river or cliff. Although it facilitated people's travel, it was still a bit dangerous. Later, people invented wider bridges such as stone bridges. Among them, the stone arch bridge is a great progress in the history of bridges. It is safe, durable and beautiful. If the single-plank bridge is the "grandfather", then the stone arch bridge and others are the "grandchildren". Let's talk about the stone arch bridge. It is made of stone and is stronger than the single-plank bridge. People are walking on the bridge, and boats are rowing under the bridge. At night, the stone arch bridge looks beautiful, like a crescent moon. However, although it is beautiful and safe, it is relatively narrow and can only pass one car at most, and it cannot be built on the wide river.

Later, in order to facilitate transportation, people invented various forms of bridges, such as viaduct bridges, cable-stayed bridges, cross-river bridges for both cars and trains, and so on.

Let’s talk about our cross-river bridge. It has condensed the efforts of designers and architects and turned the natural chasm into a thoroughfare. From a distance, it looks like a giant dragon lying on the Yangtze River. It is really a long dragon lying on the waves, majestic and spectacular. . Now, in order to alleviate urban traffic problems, architects have built bridges on highways. Overpasses extending in all directions make the traffic in the city smoother. They are definitely the great-grandchildren of single-plank bridges! They look beautiful in the daytime. At night, they are covered with neon makeup and become the scenery of the city!

From ancient times to the present, bridges are changing and society is progressing. Maybe everyone will invent the "great-great-grandson" of the single-plank bridge in the future. "Great-great-grandson"! Classmates, let's study hard and let the bridge we design make a wonderful appearance in the future world!