Zhongshan Mausoleum

Our family went on an outing, the weather was particularly hot, the hot sun was shining, and the grass was hot and lowered. When I came to the entrance of the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, it was the towering steps that caught my eye. It is made of white marble. There are many people on the steps, some of them carrying a large backpack, some wearing a sun hat, and some holding a bottle of mineral water in their hands. After reading all this, I couldn’t wait any longer, and I quickly stepped onto the steps. As I walked away, I silently counted "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ... 23". I counted one step at a time. Unconsciously, I came to the third door, and its shape was unique! It is a circular arch with a blue-colored alienated Vata built in the door, and the cyan represents: "Cangtian." On this door, there is also a gold lacquer lacquer engraved: "The public is the world." It means: To be like a loved one, to stand on the side of the country and think about things. what! When we saw the steps of the third door, we couldn’t take a breath, it’s really long! There are about 600 levels! When I finally got up, I understood the words on the third door. They are: "National, People's Livelihood, Civil Rights." This is Sun Yat-sen's three-doorism. There is also a hall in the innermost part. In the middle of the hall is the stone statue of Sun Yat-sen. He has a book in his hand, wearing pair of glasses, sitting on a stone chair, and seems to have a lot of knowledge. He faces south because he wants to take back Taiwan in his lifetime, and South is the seat of Taiwan. Today, not only went to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, but also went to the playground, but I also learned a lot about Sun Yat-sen and Sun Yat-sen!

The fifth grade of Dongshanqiao Center, Jiangning District, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China: Fu Zhifeng