Kapok is dazzling and full of southern customs. (sentence)
Every spring, kapok as red as fire, peony as pink as chardonnay and Chinese rose as white as jade are in full bloom. Some are in bud, some are in bud, and some are in full bloom. (paragraph)
4 grow up by trying. When you shrink back, remember every time kapok blooms, every time it breaks into a butterfly. If you grow up by trying, you will find that your life is full of spring flowers. (sentence)
Spring has come, and the tall and straight kapok trees are in full bloom, just like a fireball, making Yangcheng more vibrant. (sentence)
Spring has arrived, kapok is as red as fire, peony powder is as rosy, and Chinese rose flowers are as white as jade. (sentence)
7 I don't know how long kapok can last, and whether it is worth waiting for; I don't know how long a meteor can row, and whether it is worth pursuing; However, I will keep that emotion in my heart forever, and I will not rest until when and when. (sentence)
Along the way, kapok is in full bloom and golden, which seems to announce that a lively summer is coming. (sentence)
Kapok always reminds me of a strong man's broken wrist. Born fierce, there is no room for hesitation and cowardice. Her burning color is not for self-pity. Facing her own life, she dared to be an assassin. ? (paragraph)
10 fall in love with kapok in spring, morning glory in summer, small lotus in autumn, daffodils in winter, true love all year round, and the wind turns to water. As long as you are willing to love sincerely, the ends of the earth are rotten and the ends of the earth are dry. May true love accompany you. (paragraph)
1 1 day is getting hotter, and kapok falls from the sky with a bang from time to time, which is shocking. When the red flowers are gone, the white and light cotton wool suddenly floats all over the sky, and the blood-red flower soul turns into snowflake-like flying wool that dances, dances, entangles, separates and slowly falls with the wind ..... (Paragraph)
/kloc-after 0/2 kapok period, the phoenix blooms. (sentence)
13 Qu Dajun, a poet in Qing Dynasty, compared the orange kapok to coral. (sentence)
14 touched the kapok burn mark on the left neck. It was really a storm of loneliness. (sentence)
15 The blooming kapok, a string of red lanterns hanging under the old banyan tree in the shade, and the Liwan Lake Park, enjoying themselves, are immersed in the atmosphere of the city, welcome and involved, making people think and move. (sentence)