Generally speaking, it is thought to be "plum blossoms come in pairs", but I have seen such a sentence in other materials: "I am proud of the snowy plum blossoms, but only the Iraqis step on the incense." It seems more artistic and logical. If you come with plum blossom snowflakes, the word plum blossom will repeat and the artistic conception will repeat. The subject can imagine that the cold plum blossoms alone. A pretty girl, stepping on blood, came to look for incense. Another sentence, holding plum blossom snowflakes, is nothing more than saying that the snow is so heavy that plum blossoms are proudly in full bloom, while the previous sentence has already been "proud of snow and cold plum blossoms alone."
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