When I was a child, my mother gave me a 350-word bathing composition.

When the hot summer came, the elephant's back was itchy and uncomfortable, so he took a bath in the pond. It jumped into the water, and with a splash, the pigs, rabbits and monkeys bathing in the pond were all sprayed out, and suddenly they were sprayed onto the shore and turned into clay dolls. The elephant was ashamed, the pig looked at the rabbit, and the rabbit looked at the monkey and laughed. The little monkey thought: small animals are easy to drown in the water, but elephants can't wash themselves. What shall we do? After a while, the little monkey came up with an idea: the little animal is smart and can climb on the elephant's back and rub it. The elephant's nose can absorb water, and it can also be used as a sprinkler for small animals. Let the elephant bathe the small animals first, then let the small animals rub their backs, and finally wash off the dust on their bodies. Small animals and elephants do it in one way. They are happy to wash it.