This summer vacation, my mother took my grandmother and me to Beijing, the capital of the motherland, by the "Northbound" train and started a happy trip to Beijing.

Our first stop is "the heart of the motherland"-Tiananmen Square. Wow! Tiananmen Square is too big! It really deserves to be the largest city square in the world! The first thing that caught our eye was the majestic Tiananmen Gate. Chairman Mao stood at the gate and solemnly announced the establishment of the new China! Tiananmen Square has since become a symbol of the new China. Every morning, when there is a faint light in the east, a solemn flag-raising ceremony is held in front of the tower. The beautiful five-star red flag rises in Ran Ran with the sunrise on the distant horizon. Surrounded by the Great Hall of the People, Monument to the People's Heroes, Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, China National Museum and other famous buildings.

At the second stop, we came to the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City is also called the Forbidden City. We took part in a study tour called "I went to college in the Forbidden City". The teacher told us that the Forbidden City was the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing emperors, a masterpiece of ancient architecture in China, and the largest and most complete ancient wooden structure complex in the world.

At the third stop, we climbed the Great Wall. The Great Wall is an ancient national military defense project with the longest construction time and the largest engineering quantity in the world. On the Great Wall of Wan Li, there are hundreds of Xiongguan and Qikou, and thousands of enemy towers and beacon towers. Badaling is the most famous section of the Great Wall in China and even the world, and it is the essence of the Great Wall in Wan Li.

Then, we visited the Tiantan Park, the Summer Palace and the Olympic Park, visited the Bird's Nest and ice cube, and visited Peking University. I also took photos at the school gate, looking forward to studying here in the future.

This is our beautiful capital-Beijing, and it is also an indelible trip in my heart.