Beautiful campus

Our campus is beautiful and full of joy. Every time I walk into the campus, I am deeply attracted by the scenery of the campus.

Hey! There is a two-story building----our teaching building. It is like a noble and beautiful girl wearing colorful clothes, and the campus's flowers and trees are lush, covering the building. The scene is not so beautiful!

On the west side of the school, there is a large piece of camphor tree. Whenever the spring girl came quietly to us, she waved its magic wand and made the camphor tree wake up from her sleep. It straightened up and pulled out the buds, looking far away, a green, living like a green ocean. When the hot summer came, the students played in the shade of the trees. When the autumn is over, many scorpions will fall on the camphor tree, stepping on it, and it will sound like a beautiful symphony. Winter is coming, the students are playing snowballs under the trees, making snowmen, and having fun!

Walking out of the woods and bypassing the basketball court, I came to the grass on the north side of the campus. In the spring, the grass sprouted green buds, looking from afar, a green, refreshing. In the fall, the grass withered. However, in the spring of the following year, it grew up again, which reminded me of a poem: "From the original grass, one year old and one withered, the wildfire is not burning, the spring breeze is born again.

There isn't a piece of paper on our campus, because the cleaners cleaned every day, and the students developed the habit of not throwing paper scraps, so the campus was very clean.

The desks and chairs of our school classrooms are spotless, allowing us to learn in a good environment. In the morning, when you walk into the school, you can't see a classmate, only hear the sound of reading. After class, the campus is boiling, some of the students are playing basketball, some are playing football, and some are playing billiards...

Our campus is where we study. I am deeply impressed by the bricks, tiles and trees.

I love my school!

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