Hometown spring

The spring of my hometown is so beautiful! I love my hometown and love the spring of my hometown!

The spring of my hometown is the most beautiful! Spring is coming, and the flowers are blooming and colorful. The peach blossoms bloomed in the spring. The bell flowers hang a small yellow lantern. The spring jasmine bloomed with a pink smile. The grass came out of the mother's arms, revealing a green little head. The bees collected honey in the flowers, and a group came to another group and flew away. The butterfly also came to join in the fun. Dance on the flowers. The pond in my hometown is also beautiful. The willows by the pond are shaking green long scorpions. The water in the pond is very clear, and the clear sand can be seen at the bottom of the river. The water in the pond is very green, and the green is like an innocent jade. Standing by the pond, you can see the fish at the bottom of the water playing freely and playing. There are koi in red clothes; lions in black clothes; and a variety of fish that I don't know. There are two eucalyptus trees that are nearly 100 years old in front of the pond. The banyan tree is really big! The big five of our children couldn’t hold hands with their hands. The banyan tree is really tall, about five stories high. The leaves of the eucalyptus are very dense, and the clusters are piled on top of the other clusters, leaving no gaps. The green color, the bright shining of our eyes, seems to have a new life on each green leaf. There are many bird's nests on the banyan tree. A cute little bird hangs on the water on a part of the branches, just like how happy life is on the old man's beard. look! The song of the lark is so twirling; the little sparrow plays on the tree; the woodpecker treats the eucalyptus. The fruit of the banyan tree fell, like a pearl everywhere, sprinkled over the ground. The roots of the eucalyptus should hang straight down to the ground and reach into the soil. Just like the grandfather's beard. I love my hometown and love the colorful spring!

Fourth grade: Zhu Bixia