From "Golden Willow by the River ……" to "I would like to be a water plant".

From [Golden Willow by the River] ... to: I would like to be a water plant]. I have told students this poem countless times in college, and I will write it directly to you without a draft.

Wandering in Cambridge, which is about to leave, everything here is full of nostalgia. The setting sun shoots a ray of light from the gap of the sunset glow, like a pair of warm hands, stroking the willow tree on the other side of the river, dyeing her golden and dressing her up like a shy bride to be married.

He Kang's wave heart, also in the sunset, has a layer of golden waves like fish scales, just like the wedding dress on the bride's head, dancing with the wind and stirring her heart.

Looking at the river bank at the foot, the river is clear, and the gentle green grass in the river is like a reluctant friend. Under the sway of the waves, it seems to be waving its arms and saying goodbye to me.

At this moment, my heart is full of sadness. This situation, how can I leave, how can I leave!

If, if I can not go, if I can choose, if there is a real if, then I would rather be an ordinary aquatic plant, as long as I can stay in Cambridge, where I have many wonderful memories, even if I am an aquatic plant.