First grade diary: visit Chairman Mao Memorial Hall

Wednesday, July 26, 2006 Weather: Heavy rain

Visit Chairman Mao Memorial Hall

Early in the morning, I got up early because my grandmother and I went to visit the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall.

When we come to Tiananmen Square, there are already many people there. I don’t want to talk loudly to the memorial hall. I don’t want to bring anything. My grandmother saved the bag and went to the queue. The team is like a long dragon, and can’t see the head. There are children, adults, old people, many foreigners, and many ethnic minorities. When I was about to go to the memorial hall, the staff told us that we had to give Chairman Mao a flower to buy in front, my grandmother gave me money, I went to buy two flowers myself, and my grandmother took the stick into the memorial hall, I saw sweat. Mao Yu’s grandfather’s dress was sitting in the center, the red carpet was full of flowers, and my grandmother gently walked up to give Chairman Mao a flower and took a deep bow to return to the team, in the hall. Very quiet, standing around the Uncle of the People's Liberation Army, I gently came to see Chairman Mao and saw his body covered with a national flag, sleeping peacefully. Grandpa Mao, you will live in our hearts forever.