Primary school students imitate poems about the four seasons, as follows:
1. The wicker branches are green, and he says to the spring breeze: "I am spring." The lotus flowers are bright, and he says to the lotus pods: "I am spring." Summer. "The sorghum is lush," he said with a blushing face. "The wintersweet is white, and he proudly said, "I am winter." 2. Peach Blossom Pink, he said to the little bee. : "I am spring." Knowing the black cicada, he said to the tree trunk: "I am summer." The leaves were yellow, and he said to the grass: "I am autumn." With a move of the plum blossom's little hand, he said proudly: " "I am winter."
3. The peach blossoms are pink, he says to the bees: "I am spring." The watermelon is round, and he says to the children: "The apples are red." The child said: "I am autumn." The snowflakes were fluttering, and he said: "I am winter."
4. The willows are green and winding, and he said to the bird: "I am spring." The watermelon was round, and he said to the child: "I am summer." The maple leaves were red, and he said with a blushing face, "I am autumn." Bai Xue raised his hands, and he smiled heartily: "I am winter."
5. The peach blossoms are red, and he says to the butterfly, "I am spring." The sun is hot, and he says to the sky, "I am summer." The autumn leaves are fluttering, and he dances and says, "I am autumn. "Snowflakes are flying," he said to the children, "I am winter."
"Four Seasons" is the text of Lesson 1 of the first grade Chinese language published by the People's Education Press (2016 Autumn Revised Edition). The original text is as follows. : The grass buds are sharp, and he says to the bird, "I am spring." The lotus leaves are round, and he says to the frog, "I am summer." The ears of grain are crooked, and he bows and says, "I am autumn." "The snowman's belly bulged out, and he said mischievously: "I am winter.
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