A 600-word essay on a certain hands-on experience is as follows: 1. Example 1. Ever since I can remember, I have had a strong interest in baking.

I am always extremely envious when I watch my mother skillfully making delicious dishes in the kitchen.

I decided that I too wanted to learn this skill, so I started my baking journey.

The first time I started baking, I chose a seemingly simple project - making a cake.

2. I purchased the required materials, including flour, sugar, eggs, butter and baking powder, and carefully followed the steps in the instructions.

However, things didn't go as smoothly as I imagined.

When beating the eggs, the eggshell fragments were mixed into the egg liquid, which made me confused.

My hands started to get sore from exerting too much force while mixing the batter.

3. Finally, when I poured the batter into the mold, I made a fatal mistake - I poured it too full.

As a result, when I put the cake in the oven, the batter overflowed and burned.

I feel very frustrated when faced with failure.

However, I didn't give up.

I began to study the reasons for failure and kept trying and adjusting.

4. I learned how to beat eggs and stir batter correctly, and understood that the volume of batter should be moderate, not too full or too little.

At the same time, I also realized that baking requires care and patience and cannot be rushed.

After many attempts and failures, I finally succeeded in making a delicious cake.

5. Its crispy texture and overflowing aroma make me feel extremely satisfied and proud.

I know that this is not just a baking experience, but also a process of perseverance and hard learning in the face of difficulties and setbacks.

2. Get hands on, [get to work]: start to do something, do it yourself, have enough food and clothing; [touch; handle]: touch with your hands. This is a rule: you can only look at the exhibits, not touch them; [raise a hand to strike]

∶Some people in the beating village like to take action, but they are timid and dare not fight back.