Perhaps this land was bought with sweat, and the Dutch have deep and persistent feelings for this land. In the newly reclaimed fields, the Dutch people are full of their beloved flowers, tulips, hyacinthus orientalis and lilies ... When these flowers bloom in late spring and early summer, they are like a quiet and colorful sea, reflecting the blue in the distance.
In the vast sea of flowers, the Dutch are most obsessed with tulips. This kind of flower has long smooth green leaves, thick stems sticking out between the leaves, and a soft flower supported on it, lifelike, like an elegant goblet. Tulips are colorful, and each color has a beautiful name: like a burning ship, it is hot and bright red and called "Spartak"; Like the mysterious night boat, it is called the "night queen"; White flowers with light red lace are called "China women", which is really graceful. How wonderful the Dutch imagination is!
The Dutch love tulips. A boss is willing to trade his brewery for a rare tulip. Look, how expensive it is! Amsterdam has a very beautiful and unique small stone house, just like a palace in a fairy tale. A stone on the wall in front of the door reads: "This house is for sale, worth three tulips." The Dutch love tulips and regard them as national flowers.
As a matter of fact, tulips originally grew on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, and now there are wild tulips there. A long time ago, this flower was discovered by the Dutch, so they carefully took it home and gently stroked this dim and delicate little flower with their magical hands that could turn the sea into a mulberry field. One year, two years ... many years have passed, and people can no longer recognize its small and pitiful appearance. Tulips are surprisingly solemn and elegant, just as one writer said: gorgeous to make people blink, perfect to make people unable to breathe.
Strolling through Holland, you will feel the beauty created by these magical hands everywhere.
On the high telephone pole in the city, you can see a basket hanging in the air at a glance, which is full of white stars and a few red roses looming inside.
Cross the river bridge and you will find a lively and colorful hibiscus flower smiling.
Sometimes, when you look up casually, you will wonder: Why don't curtains hang on the windows in Holland? A closer look shows that the window is full of pink lilies, white arrows and green ferns. Isn't this a beautiful curtain?
The Dutch decorate their lives with flowers, making them show charming beauty.
Background:
This article is a beautiful and lyrical article. The authors use "Holland loves flowers" to express their persistence and love for the land. This paper focuses on the Dutch people's fascination with the national flower-tulip. Their lives cannot be separated from flowering, and flowers have become a "member" of this country. The author wants to use "Holland loves flowers" to express his attachment to the land. This article mainly introduces us to the Dutch's fascination with the national flower tulip.
Named after color or shape:
(1) is as hot and bright red as a flame, and it is called "Spartak";
(2) As mysterious and profound as night, it is called the "Queen of Night";
(3) White flowers with light red lace are called "China women", which is really graceful.