Describe a visit you havemade to a factory pot

Describe a visit you have
made to a factory
Describe a visit you have made to a factory and show
what benefits you have derived from the visit.

Last week, under our form-teacher’s guidance we visited
the Bicycle Factory.

On our arrival at the factory, we were warmly greeted by
the director who gave us some information about the
factory.

It is a long, low building with different workshops. There
are 500 workers in the factory. Many of them live in the
factory grounds but many others live in the nearby towns
or villages and go to work by bus everyday.

When we entered the first workshop, the workers, in their
overalls, were cutting steel tubes with hacksaws. It was
very noisy here but the workers had got used to the noise.

The newly-cut steel tubes were brought to the next
workshop where they were joined together into frames by
soldering irons. Flashes of red and blue light sent out from
soldering irons dazzled our eyes. The workers were
absorbed in their work. Drops of sweat were rolling on
their cheeks and their overalls were soaked with sweat.
We went to the next workshop. The newly joined frames
were brought there to be polished before they were
painted. The final process of production was to assemble
accessories together before the bicycles were put on the

market.

The visit of the Bicycle Factory gave us a precious lesson:
the existence of a society depends largely on the working
class. The workers themselves create properly and
material comforts for society with the sweat of their brow.
And on impulse, we thought: “If our government hadn’t
imported such a large number of motorbikes and if all
people had used bicycles as their means of transport, the
environment wouldn’t have been so seriously polluted”.