The first grade sentences that imitate the four seasons are as follows:
In autumn, the branches are covered with fruits, and the pear trees are so heavy that they cannot lift their heads. Each apple is like a child's blushing face, and also like a red lantern hanging high on the treetops.
The fields in autumn are a golden ocean, and the grains of rice have grown so full that they almost crush the straw. Packing bags are carried on tall corn stalks. A breeze blows by, and the undulating straw and corn sway, aren't they just like the waves on the seaside?
It rains in the summer, and every year in late April, a few light yellow flowers quietly bloom on the Christmas tree. A breeze blew, and the quiet fragrance filled the whole school. In spring, it blocked us from the rustling rain; in summer, it blocked us from the scorching sun; in autumn, it made a roaring laughter; in winter, its green hair turned into white hair.
As soon as Grandpa Dong left, Miss Chun came quietly to the world with a basket of flowers, accompanied by the spring breeze and spring rain. Suddenly, all things on the earth revived, and the fragrance of flowers was full of vitality.
There are thousands of purples and reds in spring, moonlight like water in autumn, cool breeze in summer, and snow-covered scenery in winter. If your eyes are not blocked by trivial matters, all seasons are the most beautiful seasons.
The four seasons cycle. There are both the lush greenery of spring and the fallen leaves of autumn, the warmth of summer and the wind and snow of winter. There is no reason why we should not accept suffering, and there is no reason not to treat suffering well.