Corner of campus

When I walked into the school gate, the first thing I saw was the wide playground, the grassy grass, the solemn flag-raising platform, the tall teaching building... My favorite is the small garden in the southeast corner.

Spring is coming. The big banyan tree in the small garden is thick or light green. It seems that the green color is dripping green and the grass is green, and the water in the fountain is dyed. The pink peach blossoms are next to each other, crowded with the whole branch. They are like a group of urchins, scrambling to let people watch their own gorgeous appearance.

In the summer, the big banyan tree in the small garden is lush, like a big umbrella, sheltering the students from the burning sun and bringing coolness to the students. In the green leaves of the fountain, a branch of lotus blossoms, like a shy girl, with a blushing face, slightly smiling. A blossoming lotus flower, clinging to the green lotus leaf, under the gentle rain shower, looks more delicate, elegant, charming, cute.

In the autumn, a small yellow in the garden, the eucalyptus is still so green, and it has produced a small fruit that attracts the bird. Hey! The pink chrysanthemum stands tall and the petals of the bean sprouts are tightly clustered together. From a distance, it looks like a small pompom and sits around a flag to discuss something. Then there, a bunch of chrysanthemums piled up together, listening to the autumn wind teacher telling stories for them!

In the winter, the Bauhinia trees are decorated with different colors of Bauhinia, white, purple, and red... The Bauhinia is blown by the wind, and the flowers dance like butterflies. Falling on the ground is like putting flowers on the earth and laying flowers on us. The students are rolling, sketching and chatting in the small garden.

How beautiful is the southeast corner of the campus! It brought joy to the students and added a bit of beauty to the school. I like the corner of the campus.

A fourth grade of Duanzhou District, Zhaoqing, Guangdong: Zeng Chudan