Happy day composition 400 words about Hainan island

Phnom Penh is very hot and the sunshine is like a waterfall. Walking on the hot street, the buildings are messy and lively, the roadside is full of shops, and many goods are sold at stalls. Although poverty and poverty can't be concealed, Phnom Penh is still an all-inclusive international city, and foreigners on the streets are dressed as backpackers. Shop signs are also in various languages. Advertisements of world-famous brands are all over the streets. Many cars, many famous cars. At 5: 00 a.m. at Angkor Wat, go to the world-famous Angkor Wat to watch the sunrise. There is a motorcycle waiting for guests at the entrance of the hotel. The young man said "10 dollars" and I made a counter-offer of 3 dollars. Unexpectedly, the young man immediately "OK", which made me regret whether I said it too high. It's a long way. It's dark. There used to be mines in the dark jungle on both sides. I was a little scared at first, but then I felt cool and the wind roared past my ears. How can Angkor be so cool during the day? A wide moat suddenly caught my eye, and on the other side was the landmark building of Angkor Wat, three corn-shaped minarets on the national flag of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The green river water absorbs the freshness of the jungle, is clear and cool, and has a very protective atmosphere for the old Angkor Wat. Fresh life, in this way, grows in the beard of history, sticks together and cannot be separated. Quietly aim the camera at the stupa of Angkor Wat, and the sky will light up bit by bit. The morning sunshine painted the "ears of corn" in Angkor Wat golden red, which was brilliant and incomparable. The reflection reflected in the lake was really beautiful. The history of Cambodia started from 1 century, and experienced the dynasties of Funan, Zhenla, Angkor and post-Angkor. Angkor is the most glorious period. As the capital, Angkor is very active and extensive. A week is not enough if you visit carefully. However, the best "big meal" is mainly "Little Angkor", where there are temples. The grandeur and exquisite relief of its buildings are amazing. Childhood "monosodium glutamate" in Cambodia's royal palace can't be described as "resplendent". The spires of those splendid palaces are lined up on a large lawn, filled with the breath of Buddhism. Although it is extremely luxurious, the hall is still small and subtle, and there is a simple atmosphere that makes the luxury break down. You have to take off your shoes to enter the palace hall. It contains the memorial of Sihanouk 18 years old when he ascended the throne, and still receives foreign heads of state here today. In my pale and monotonous childhood, Prince Sihanouk and Princess monique were almost the only foreign images. The identities of kings and princesses make them as lovely as fairy tales, and they have entrusted me with many fantasies far from reality, and even become the only channel for us to contact with the world outside China. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are a handful of monosodium glutamate in my childhood. The royal palace in Cambodia is like an ordinary tropical botanical garden. Xiao Peng, the tour guide, was particularly pleased to introduce exotic tropical trees in the palace: paramita, Buddha's light tree, brown sugar tree ... This kind of brown sugar tree is a bit like a palm tree, but much larger, which is unique to Cambodia. The whole trunk can be used as a canoe, the fruit can be used as sugar, and the wide leaves can be used as the roof of a thatched cottage. Phnom Penh-Angkor Wat in Siem Reap is on the outskirts of Siem Reap. The 9-hour hot and bumpy journey, except for dozens of kilometers just out of Phnom Penh, is still an asphalt pavement, almost all of which are potholed red soil roads. We are in a ten-seat Greek van, which is relatively loose. It's just that the air conditioning is not good, and the heat makes people dizzy. 340 kilometers, you can see all the way, are simple diaojiao buildings and yellow rice fields, as well as dark green jungle. The tour guide said that Cambodia is polygamous. Especially in rural areas, it is very common for a man to marry two or three wives and each wife has four or five children. As a result, Cambodia's population is growing rapidly. On the way, I often see groups of students, all wearing white and blue pants. Most of them are riding semi-old bicycles with serious faces. Night in Siem Reap. Before entering the city center, the protagonist of the stall was as dirty and dusty as some tourist attractions in central and western China. When you enter the center of Siem Reap, you are a little different. The quiet Siem Reap River passes through the city, and both sides are feasts. The streets are crowded with white people, black people and yellow people, all coming for Angkor Wat in the deep jungle. In front of Lai Wangtai, "the house where God lives is still there, and everyone who lives in it has burned down!" " Climb up the blackened observatory, said the guide. All the buildings in the palace are gone. But the stone foundation is still there. The remaining stone pagodas, sharp and towering, stand on the green stone steps. The observatory outside the main entrance of the palace is a part of the palace. Quite imposing, the platform is spacious and spacious, and the foundation of the platform is two people high. There are many reliefs and countless happy gods on the wall, sitting in rows of baskets, with serene and cheerful expressions, showing the confidence and satisfaction of the Angkor era. Why is it called "Laiwang"? According to Cambodian folklore, Jaye Ba Maw VII suffered from leprosy, and this high platform was built to exorcise evil spirits. He also said that the king was actually reincarnated as a god, and God sent him to take charge of hell, so he was born with this evil disease. The king has been staying at home since he fell ill. One day, he suddenly opened the door with several doctors, drifted into the jungle and never came back. About, the name "Lai Wang" is related to Wang's bad illness. However, the official history of Cambodia does not recognize that the greatest king in Cambodian history has leprosy. Now, the magnificent building has disappeared, leaving only an empty platform, which makes people feel sorry for this talented but unlucky king. Imagine his lonely figure walking into the jungle, and his outstanding achievements in expanding the territory will be dull.