Fucha Pavilion

The hot summer is coming, and it is a common thing to enjoy the cold. Where is the cool weather? The Fucha Pavilion in my home is a good place.
Fucha Pavilion is opposite the food court in our community. Many people who come to buy food will pass through here, and they will not forget to pick up a cup of tea to quench their thirst.
There is a small stream on the edge of the Fucha Pavilion. There are several fruit trees on the edge of the stream that are blown by the wind. The wind seems to come from the north and is very cool. In the morning, I came to the Fucha Pavilion, where there were many chairs. I sat up and picked up a cup of tea and drank it. The tea was drunk, I felt so cool, the wind had not come, and the throat was cold. Suddenly, there was a cool breeze and it felt cooler.
Many uncles and aunts and grandmothers are holding empty drinks bottles to hold up the tea. Fucha can cool and detoxify, and it is free to supply. Many people have come to this picture to be “cool”.
There is a cobbler sitting there on the side of the market. Many people come to him to make up his shoes. Maybe his craft is good. On the one side of the old activity square, the old ladies are twisting the songs; the white-haired old man dances the sword leisurely; several grandfathers dance there Taiji exercises... These scenes are commonplace in the Fucha Pavilion.
One of the downstairs next to the Fucha Pavilion is the neighborhood committee. Many young pioneers are here to complete the summer practice. You see, there are young teams in the neat team, and they are coming out.
I sat in front of the pavilion, sipping tea, watching the busyness in front of the market, the cool breeze blowing, so refreshing!