I love the flowers, plants and trees on campus. No matter what the season, they add a splash of color to our campus.
In spring, everything revives and a hundred flowers bloom. The trees and grass become green. In the flower bed downstairs, colorful pansies look like beautiful butterflies. When the butterflies fly over, they can’t tell where the butterflies are and where the flowers are. There is also the messenger of spring - the winter jasmine. It blooms in early spring, and its golden flowers are like little stars dotted among the leaves. Although they don't have a strong fragrance, they appear so simple, elegant and unknown. They don't ask for praise or reward from others, they just want to tell everyone the news of spring as soon as possible. In this way, the simple winter jasmine has become a unique landscape, making spring more beautiful.
In summer, the trees grow lush and green. In the hot summer, looking from a distance makes people feel refreshed. The students enjoyed the coolness and played games under the shade of the trees. This natural coolness was refreshing and made people feel calm in the hot summer.
In autumn, the leaves of most trees turn yellow and fall. There were piles of fallen leaves on the playground, which were soft when stepped on, like a soft carpet. Many flowers also withered, but chrysanthemums in various shapes and sizes bloomed when the flowers withered. They are fragrant and swaying in the rustling autumn wind, so beautiful!
In winter, the cold wind is biting and the north wind howls. All the flowers, plants and trees were left with only bare branches. But there is an exception: pine trees. No matter it is windy or raining; no matter it is snowing heavily or the sky is clear, the pine trees that are not afraid of the cold will stand upright in the biting cold wind. The needle-like leaves are always green, as if the colder the weather, the darker the color. The branches are not like other trees. They are unwilling to succumb to the harsh winter, hoping to allow people to see a glimmer of life in this cold season.
The flowers, plants and trees on campus are not only beautiful, but also taught me some valuable truths: the jasmine flowers in spring taught me to be simple and unpretentious, and to contribute my share to everyone silently. Strength, without asking for anything in return; the pine trees in winter taught me that no matter how difficult the environment is, I must live strong and never give in to adversity... Ah! The flowers, plants and trees on campus are you who make our campus so gorgeous and dazzling. It is you who let me learn these principles and benefited me a lot. I love you