20 16 Hangzhou g20 Summit's Positive Role and Challenge to China 800-word Composition

"Damn it!" As soon as I entered the door, I threw down my schoolbag and shouted.

"What's the matter?" Mother heard the voice and asked.

"It's all because of the road at home." I finally found a complainer, took a deep breath and told my mother. ...

In the morning, I was awakened by the roar of the machine motor. "What a terrible morning!" "I pulled open the curtain in a daze, but I got a fright. The road downstairs is simply unsightly! The road looked like an earthquake and was dug upside down by an excavator. Several workers are carrying the broken floor tiles to the truck. Some workers are fencing the road so that cars and pedestrians can't get through.

The more I talk, the more excited I get. I can hardly talk. My mother went to pour me a glass of water, and then I came to my senses: "Speaking of detours, mom, do you know?" . I almost didn't get angry at school. The whole ground was covered with mud, and only a few stepping stones were put on the road. People walk on it trembling, just like climbing. This is nothing, the key is that there are many people, and everyone is in a hurry, almost pushing me into the mud pit. After five hurdles, I finally got out of the mud, only to find that the road to school was blocked. So, you know, I have to go straight ahead until the next intersection. When I said dancing, I suddenly remembered something: "Mom, I saw a sign hanging on the fence like' Welcome g20, be a good host'. Is the road blocked by g20? This g20 is disgusting, which not only keeps me from sleeping well, but also blocks my way to school.

I complained endlessly. My mother pondered for a while and said to me, "You know, what you said is not quite right. Your idea is too one-sided. Repairing roads is a temporary inconvenience for us. But there are more than 20 heads of state attending the g20 summit. What do you think they will think when they see the bumpy road downstairs? In order to make a good impression on the leaders of these countries, of course, the road must be repaired first. Just like the floor of our house is broken, do we have to repair it first if we want to come to our guests? "

"That ..." I also want to refute.

"Besides," my mother took over my words, "if leaders of all countries leave a good impression on Hangzhou, won't Hangzhou's position in the world also rise? When you go abroad in the future, everyone will give a thumbs-up when they hear that you are from Hangzhou. "

"Well ..." I'm a little ashamed.

The next day, the motor of the machine was still roaring, but it didn't feel so noisy that I didn't even bother to turn. After all, it's all for Hangzhou and for yourself! Looking at the workers coming and going, I can't help secretly shouting "Hangzhou, cheer for g20!"