篇一
Today is May Day. My mother father and me went to park to have a picnic, and then visited my grandma and grandpa.
In the morning at nine o’clock, we went to park for picnic, we took juice, cornflakes, apples, oranges, lollipops, bananas, ice creams, mangoes, and so on. I also took toys, such as doll, ball, balloon, skateboard and a kite.
In the afternoon at two o’clock, we went to visit my grandma and grandpa. I helped grandpa to do some house work. My sister and me played skateboard and doll. At eight o’clock we went home, and played computer games for two hours and then went to bed.
Today I’m very happy!
翻译：
今天是五一劳动节。我的母亲父亲和我去公园野餐，然后看望了我的'爷爷奶奶。
上午九点，我们去公园野餐，我们带了果汁，玉米片，苹果，橘子，棒棒糖，香蕉，冰淇淋，芒果等。我也拿了玩具，如玩偶，球，气球，滑板和一个风筝。
到了下午两点钟，我们去拜访我的爷爷奶奶。我帮爷爷做一些家务。我和妹妹玩滑板和玩偶。八点钟，我们就回家了，玩了两个小时电脑游戏，然后就去睡觉了。
今天，我非常高兴!
篇二
Week-long Holidays,Good or Bad?What's Your Opinion?
Our National Day is coming. We shall have days of rest,presumably weeklong holidays again just like the weeklong May Day holidays. Many people welcome weeklong holidays and are busy planning where and how to spend the seven days;whereas many other people do not applaud. As to me, weeklong holidays mean a span of dullness, boredom, melancholy and helplessness, and I think anyone who had experienced the holiday sufferings in May would share my feelings.
I well remember that from May Day, to be more exact, a few days earlier than May Day, the shopping season shops extended their shopping hours to respond to their overwhelmingly enthusiastic customers. There were special sales with discount coupons and instant lucky draws and various sales promotions in nearly every big store to lure po tential customers into spending more. Crowds of shoppers flocked towards department stores, enjoying their high purchasing power.
There were traffic jams almost everywhere, people waited in long queues at bus-stops:and taxi-stands? looking entirely ers flared when people gotpushed or if someone else cut the tient drivers honked at each other every now and then.
The railway station was congested with travelers who rushed to the platform like a swarm of bees and then squeezed their way into the train for seats as if there would be no tomorrow.
In the restaurants, tables were shared. A platoon of waiters filed out from the kitchen armed with various containers of eatables. Orders were taken feverishly and then shouted across to the kitchen. Excitement reigned everywhere as waiters ran hither and thither to fill the orders.
The above are just some vivid scenes that happened a few months ago. Everywhere was chaos and chaos everywhere. I am really afraid the drama will soon be repeated.
True,weeklong holidays help activate economy, but what about after-holiday depression? No doubt, people can have a lot of leisure, but leisure does not always bring a lot of pleasure.
