Venue/Lianhuachi Park, Beijing
Magnolia, peach blossom.
There are many more.
Cherry blossoms, wisteria flowers and forsythia flowers are in full bloom.
The spring breeze is full of excitement, and the news spreads everywhere.
Peony flowers also quickly flashed their red makeup.
Branches and branches that have been barren all winter
Spoiled by spring, so many have sprung up.
Fire red
Gorgeous enough to make flowerless plants jealous.
Beauty is so extreme.
When the outside world told me not to miss spring, I went out for a walk.
There is always a good mood on the day of seeing flowers.
Flowers know my mood.
So stretch and warm.
Peach blossoms call my eyes with their blooming branches.
Forsythia flowers form a secluded path and invite me for a walk.
Wisteria climbed high and played hide-and-seek with me.
Peony flower taught me to read Liu Yuxi's poems.
-naturally understand people's hearts.
Li profile:
Retired military cadre of Beijing Lianhuachi, former railway corps creator, member of Chinese Writers Association, member of China Prose Society, and author of Selected Lyric Poems by Li (Volume I), prose collection Sunbird, long documentary literature, Son of Nature, etc.