Visit Mochou Lake

Spring is here, everything is reviving, flowers are blooming, green grass is shining, birds are singing cheerfully on the branches. It is a good season for a trip. I suggest that you visit Mochou Lake, which has the reputation of “the first lake in the south of the Yangtze River”.

Located in the west of Qinhuai River in Nanjing, Mochou Lake is a classical garden of the south of the Yangtze River with a history of 1,500 years and rich human resources.

In the spring tour of Mochou Lake, the biggest attraction is the variety of sea bream flowers!

As soon as I entered the gate of the park, I saw the sea otter not far away dancing in the wind, as if to welcome visitors with her pink smile. Look, the flower petals, some white, some powder, some deep red, some rose red, as if to make the blue sky all red. The group, a cluster of sea otter petals were crowded and clustered on the branches, and the flowers were drooping and drooping, like a shy little girl, only showing pale yellow flowers. The oval green leaves set off her face, making it more delicate and red. A tourist rushed forward and couldn't wait to open the camera, trying to capture her beautiful figure into his camera. A spring breeze blew, thousands of sea otters danced together, and everyone was refreshed, as if they wanted to dance with them and the spring melody.

It may be because the flowers of the sea bream are bright, the leaves are flourishing, and the soft branches are called "the gods in the flowers". You see, how happy she is in the branches, how comfortable she is, not fighting with the flowers, not competing with the grass, happy to be her "flowers in the gods."

When you come to Haishu Boutique Park, you will enjoy a variety of Begonia flowers. There are Xifu sea bream and papaya sea bream. Standing under the flowers of the Xifu Begonia, I can smell a faint fragrance, which is said to be the most beautiful and colorful flower in the Begonia flower. As for the attitude of each sea otter, I will not elaborate here. Let's go and see for yourself.

Zhiyuan Foreign Languages, the fourth grade: Zhou Wenting