1. In the thick autumn, I often climb the peaks of my hometown and look at the vast fields between the mountains in the distance. I often think of soybeans crawling all over hillsides and mountains. Although I don't look at this small soybean, it is the proudest golden bean in my hometown. "Soybeans on the banks of the Yellow River are fragrant." In spring, soybean seeds are sown on the banks of the Yellow River, which quickly germinate and grow bean seedlings.
Weeding in summer does not need fertilization, because the Yellow River carries sediment, is rich in nutrition, fertile land, and soybeans are flourishing. In autumn, beans are full and golden, and the wind blows like a string of wind chimes.
2. There is a mature green pea, which is almost black. A touch with your hand will pop open, and the beans will fly everywhere, accompanied by a pleasant "click" sound. Working adults and children can't help looking at fresh and beautiful bean sprouts for a long time from time to time, and then they can't help but pick up one or two beans and throw them into their mouths to taste. They tasted not only the taste of beans, but also the joy of harvest and the beauty of life.
3. When the autumn wind blew, the soybean yinger swelled quietly. At this time, many crops in the field are ripe, emitting all kinds of delicious smells, sweet or fragrant, mixed together, which is refreshing. When the wind blows over the ripe rice and the blooming osmanthus, it will be covered with a layer of gold, bringing a refreshing breath. The so-called "golden wind sends cool".
In the thick autumn, I often climb the peak of my hometown and look at the vast fields between the distant mountains. I often think of soybeans crawling all over hillsides and mountains. Although I don't look at this small soybean, it is the proudest golden bean in my hometown.
5. "Soybean fragrance on the bank of the Yellow River." In spring, on the banks of the Yellow River, soybean seeds are sown, which quickly germinate and grow bean seedlings. There is no need to weed in summer, because the Yellow River carries sediment, which is rich in nutrition, fertile land and lush soybeans. In the autumn season, beans are full, golden and full, and they blow like a string of wind chimes.