Sometimes a bird flies into the greenhouse, and everyone closes the door and windows, shouting, clapping, throwing books, beating with bamboo poles and even throwing hats into the air. The poor thing had no idea at all, but flew around on the rampage, bumped into the glass and formed a spider web. In the end, it was probably taken off from the gap between two rafters.
Analysis: The first paragraph is always written. When I was young, I often heard birds chirping, whether I woke up or in my dreams. Then the next paragraph is written separately, specifically about a bird flying into the greenhouse.
Imitation experience: this total score structure is often used in writing, and the more you write, the easier it is.
Imitation: When I was a child, especially in spring, I woke up every day with the sound of birds singing. The birds in the morning seem to feel particularly cheerful, as if they are full of vitality after a night's rest and are about to start a new life.
I remember a bird with a long tail in my hometown. Usually, its nest will be built on a high branch. In winter, the swallow flew away, leaving only the sparrow and the bird. I didn't know it was called magpie when I was a child, but I remember the old man didn't call it magpie either. I forgot the specific name, but I remember seeing this bird fighting with a dog once. Birds crow in the tree and dogs bite on the ground. They all feel uncompromising, but because no one can hurt anyone, they are all arrogant. However, the bird seems to have the upper hand because it can fly, only to see it suddenly fly down and rush to the dog, scaring the dog back again and again. When the dog reacted and tried to fight back, the bird had already flown away. Later, when the bird attacked again, the dog began to hide. After the bird flew away, it became wild again. In fact, animals also dodge when facing unfavorable situations.