Beautiful Liu Yuxi Park

Yellow leaves fluttering in the autumn season, my father and mother took me to the park built to commemorate Liu Yuxi - Yan Xiyuan

As soon as I entered the Tin Park, I saw the tall statue of Liu Yuxi at first sight. He stroked his beard with one hand, a pen in one hand, and a gaze into the distance with his eyes, as if he had just finished writing a poem that was being carefully tasted! The classical architecture behind Liu Yuxi is refreshing. These buildings are elegant and majestic and very nice. Dad took out the camera and took a few photos. He said that these buildings are built in accordance with the Tang Dynasty style.

Through these buildings, I saw a memorial arch. There are Xiangyang Square, Luoyang Square, and Xiangyang Square... I carefully counted a total of twelve archways. Dad said; "This seat is the place where Liu Yuxi lived before his death. Each of them represents a life experience of Liu Yuxi."

Along the archway, we walked on the path paved by the stone. We continued to move forward, and suddenly felt the air was particularly fresh. It turned out that there is a large artificial lake here. From a distance, there is a small island in the lake. The island is made of glass. It shines golden under the sun. It is very beautiful. I gave him a very nice name called "Crystal Island" and walked into the lake. The lake is crystal clear, and the small fish swim in the water. The color of the fish is really much, red, yellow, gray, rosewood, and some can’t say or see it. The colors I have seen; the small fish shuttles between the reeds, as if they are chasing the game; it seems to be dancing, the scene is so beautiful!

We walked along the lake, and from time to time we found some strange and strange stones. These stones are strange and colorful. Some of them are like elephants, some are like leaves, some are like clouds, and some are like flying wings. Eagle, looked, let people have unlimited imagination. Some of the stones are engraved with Liu Yuxi's famous poems, making the people who are visiting seem to be bathed in the ocean of classical poetry. I can't help but think of a poem I learned in the third grade;

Huguang Qiuyue two phases and,

There is no goggles on the surface of the pond.

Looking at the Dongting Mountains and Waters,

A silver snail in the silver plate.

My dad and I watched as we walked. The beauty of Liu Yuxi Park was so much. The bridge, the water, the pavilion, the grove, the square, the promenade... It was so beautiful.

Unknowingly, the sun sets, it's time to go home, but I still have a bit of reluctance. I should not only enjoy the scenery in this park, but also learn a lot of poetry. I really want to come next time!

Fourth grade: Chen innovation