Phoenix Mountain is located in the northern part of the big city, and it is named because its mountain spreads its wings like a phoenix. It has beautiful scenery and rich history and culture.
On a sunny day, my parents and I went to Phoenix Mountain.
Stepping on a stone path, we entered the Phoenix Mountain. There are all kinds of tall green trees on both sides of the path Some leaves are green with yellow, some are yellow with red, and some are all green. Branches overlap, covering the blue sky, and warm sunshine is sprinkled on the ground through the gaps between branches, forming an endless picture scroll.
A gust of wind blew, and the air was filled with the sweetness of osmanthus. From time to time, fairy-like fallen leaves float from the sky to a "picture scroll" in a ballet, adding a little agility to this "picture scroll". Along the way, in the "twittering" and "twittering" of birds, I cheered and picked up those "elves" with different shapes and colors. I gently stroked the "elf", which was smooth and soft. I will bookmark it and put it in my book, so that I can always smell the smell of nature.
Whistling, stepping on fallen leaves, walking up the stone steps and passing through Erlongtan, we came to Yuan Zhen Memorial Square and looked up at the Red Army Pavilion, which guarded Dacheng like a commander in chief. The huge five-pointed star on its head sparkles.
We set foot on the stairs and boarded the Red Army Pavilion. The Red Army Pavilion has recorded numerous achievements of the Red Army. Walking among them, I seem to be in a battlefield filled with smoke. In the hail of bullets, the Red Army soldiers rushed forward and bravely killed the enemy, and achieved our victory today. Standing on the red army pavilion overlooking the big city, the big city stands tall, with vertical and horizontal roads and traffic.
I really want to help me invite brave Red Army soldiers to stand on the Red Army Pavilion and have a bird's eye view of Dazhou. They will feel gratified and proud to see the rapid changes in Dacheng.
After enjoying the red culture of the Red Army Pavilion, I went to experience the thrilling space ropeway. The staff tied a safety rope to me and gave me a hard push behind me. I was pushed into space like an astronaut. I was scared at first, so I closed my eyes and clung to the sling. I kept praying: God, don't let me fall!
After a while, I found that I was safe without a lamb. Gradually, I opened my eyes and looked around. That big tree is right under my feet! Ah! This feeling is really cool! I stretched out my arms and let the cool wind blow on my cheeks. I shouted "Ah-"and when I looked back, my parents were waving things at me! After getting off the ropeway, I seem to be lighter, a bit like the weightlessness of astronauts returning from space!
It's getting late. We're going to bid farewell to Phoenix Mountain.