I finally understand what the 400-word composition of Class 4 and Class 5 in Wei Zi Primary School is.

Ups and downs, day and night; Flowers bloom and fall, and the tide rises and falls. Inadvertently, I experienced a six-year career in primary school. In the past six years, every laugh, every tear, every story, every experience and every touch have impressed me deeply. In six years of primary school life, I learned a lot. Learned a lot. As the saying goes, "many hands make light work, and much wood makes light." In the days when I got along with my classmates, what impressed me the most was the tug-of-war competition.

On the day of the competition, all the students in our class were very excited and chatting with great interest. We line up to the playground, and the first game will be a tug-of-war with Class 6 and Class 5. I am both excited and nervous. After high-five with our classmates, we will take our positions. The referee blew a whistle and we tried our best to pull the rope back. Students are also cheering for us, and the sound of cheering is endless. "One, two, one, two ..." We walked back with slogans, and the students were all flushed with anxiety. I didn't want the strength of Class 5 to suddenly increase, so I stepped on the floor with my feet and held on to the rope. But the red scarf is retreating bit by bit. They stopped us before we could catch our breath. After the end, I thought the classmates would blame us, and the result was completely different from what I expected. Instead of blaming us, my classmates encouraged us.

The second game competed with Class 6 1 for the third place. When we heard that Class One won Class Six, we got ready and changed some classmates temporarily. We took our positions with the general, and the fierce competition began again. Ordinary students pulled hard at first, but soon they were out of breath. We took this opportunity to pull the rope back hard. Let's stick together, grab the rope and back off. Suddenly, the referee whistled and announced that our class had won. We jumped up and cheered excitedly.

Although the ranking we won in this tug-of-war is not high, it makes me understand a truth: unity is strength.