Meili Jusha Tower, also known as Jusha Baifu Tower, is located at the eastern end of Meili City, Changshu City. From a distance, a tall tower stands in Meili ancient town, just like a tall giant, watching Meili and the local people. It overlooks the Yangtze River and is known as the "treasure of Zhenjiang".

Stepping into the gate, the first thing you see is a granite wall with four powerful characters written in the middle: "Gathering Sand Tower". Looking at the wall, an artificial lake appeared in front of us. The lake is sparkling, and several boats are rippling in it. The breeze swept across the lake from time to time, causing ripples.

The teacher continued to walk, and a fortress attracted everyone's attention, and everyone turned their attention to it in unison. The teacher said it was an anti-Japanese bunker. I looked at it carefully. There is a small square window in the middle and two sides of this small bunker, and there is an iron gate behind it. At this time, I can't help but think of the scene of the Eighth Route Army fighting bloody battles, defending the motherland and heroically killing the enemy.

Moving on, we finally came to the sand tower. Entering the garden, we looked up at the sand-gathering tower, which has eight sides and seven floors and is about 20 meters high. Unfortunately, we didn't go to the tower to have a look in person and feast our eyes, but its image seems to have brought me into the tower. I read its introduction: it has a long history and was built in Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. At the bottom of the tower room, there is Fayun Zen in the west. The other one is very tall and strong. It should be 7800 years old. The trunk is very thick, and it takes about 4 to 5 students to form a circle hand in hand. From this, I thought of the idiom "ancient trees towering into the sky", and this one in front of me should be a good example. If you look carefully, it is so tall and straight. Although it has gone through a hundred years of vicissitudes, it can be said that "the old tree is not old." Live for the tower and follow it all your life. When? We don't even know. But I believe its spirit will last forever and will never disappear. We should learn and carry forward this spirit, shouldn't we?

Then, we visited many places. Of course, there is nothing to say about the scenery, but the days passed quickly. I will definitely say goodbye, but I hope I can come again in the future and enjoy the beauty of China's classical art, the beauty of Chinese folk crafts and the eternal spirit.