Topic: The Great Wall
Everyone must be very familiar with the name of the Great Wall, but there are still people who have never seen the Great Wall. Regardless of whether you have seen it or not, come and listen to me slowly introduce the Great Wall to everyone!
The Great Wall was built to prevent foreign invasion. But it has a lot of long history. It is a famous ancient building and a famous tourist attraction.
The Great Wall is like a dragon lying on a majestic mountain. Always maintain its dignity and status.
After talking about the image and history of the Great Wall. Let’s talk about the four seasons of the Great Wall!
The spring on the Great Wall is tender green. Plants begin to wake up; animals begin to move, and everything is a new beginning. The trees sprout new branches and grow green "elves". Flowers have sprouted, and grass has sprouted.
The Great Wall is green in summer. The leaves have turned green from young leaves, and one cluster is piled on top of another, forming a shade of green trees; the flowers are like young ladies, enjoying the shade under the trees, and the grass is like a waiter serving the young master of the green tree and the young lady of the flowers. .
Autumn on the Great Wall is fiery red, golden, and green. The fiery red ones are maple leaves, and the leaves are like palms, swaying and swaying. It seems to be saying: "Welcome to the Great Wall." The leaves fall when golden yellow, and the fallen leaves are like stamps, floating and floating, as if to say: "Come to the Great Wall! Come to the Great Wall!" The green trees It belongs to the pine tree. Its leaves are like needles, as if protecting the Great Wall.
The Great Wall is white and red in winter. The snowflakes fall gently one by one, covering the earth with white cotton-padded jackets. Only the wintersweet blooms alone, dotting the "white cotton-padded jacket". It reminds people of a poem written by Wang Anshi: "There are several plum blossoms in the corner, and Ling Han blooms alone.
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How beautiful this Great Wall is! I love my Great Wall!