If I were a big tree: chapter one
I survived the cold and long winter. I opened my hazy eyes and finally woke up slowly from the nightmare. The sun shines on me. I am a tree, not seeking height, but seeking vitality.
I am a tree. In the spring morning, birds are singing, flowers are smelling and the sun is shining on me. I stretched myself and blinked my hazy eyes, only to find that there were green buds on me. Branches are my long hair, swaying gently in the spring breeze. Birds have built a warm home in my body, and countless birds are chirping and singing on my shoulders. I see the world; Flowers are in full bloom, butterflies are flying, green grass is everywhere, and the whole world is full of the vitality of spring.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 2
If I were a tree, I hope people will plant me in a suburb that is not too lively and remote. Because of this, I can enjoy the tranquility of the suburbs, enjoy the beautiful scenery slowly, listen to the wonderful songs of birds, and take a nap while basking in the sun. How cozy it is! If you want to be lively, it's not difficult. I will invite all the flowers, trees and animals nearby to my dance, from morning till night, and I can invite people to attend if I want!
If I were a tree, I hope that when people come to travel, they won't fog me, break my hands and feet, draw things on me and so on. Of course, so do other animals. Also, don't leave garbage and fire in the suburbs, because it will endanger the health and life of me and other companions.
I hope birds can build nests on my head and people can enjoy the cool under my feet. I hope people can use me to build houses, and let me make some contributions to mankind!
If I were a big tree: Chapter 3
If I were a tree. I want to grow on the roadside.
Because, in this way, not only can someone fertilize me every day, but I can also listen to the birds singing. If there is a big hot sun in the sky. I will serve the public, I will give people shade and make people cool a lot. You can still sleep there. How nice.
At night, when I am lonely. I can talk to the moon and stars in the sky. Some stars twinkle like gems. Just like people's eyes are blinking; I can also chat with flowers, grass, trees and trees around me.
In autumn. This is a good season for people to harvest. Let people eat the fruit from my tree. That's great. This is my report, and someone fertilizes me every day. No matter how hot they are in the sun, they still fertilize me. Let me grow up healthily. So I-that's why I want to repay them. No matter what disease they have. Everyone insisted on fertilizing and watering me. They love me very much. I care about them too. Now I watch them water me every day. I watched them work hard. I want them back. But ... they don't know what I'm thinking.
If I can move. I'll do what they need. I will also tell them that this is my heart. They should have been very moved at that time. Just as they helped me. I am also very touched.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 4
If I become a tall tree, I will make selfless contributions to people. Mom, will you recognize me?
In the vibrant spring, everything revives and a hundred flowers blossom. I will also produce fragrant flowers. When you passed me, mom, you must have smelled a faint fragrance.
In the sultry summer, everyone is reluctant to go out of the house. I will put on a green coat. When you work outside, mom, I will give you shade.
In the autumn when fruits are plentiful, the joy of harvest is everywhere. At that time, I also wanted to touch the full and huge fruit. You will be very surprised when you see them. My dearest mother, let go to pick it and take it home to savor it. You must have tasted the sweetness of my love for you.
In the snowy winter, naughty snowflakes have put on new clothes for the whole city. It's time for me to go home.
I'll see you when I get home, mom. I'll go up and hug you. Don't be angry with me and don't regret the disappearance of that tree. Mom, I am willing to be your big tree all my life, protect you, shelter you from the wind and rain, and make you happier!
If I were a big tree: Chapter 5
If I were a tree, I would let birds nest on my branches in spring, and my huge body would shelter my guests from the wind and rain and let them live a peaceful spring.
If I were a tree, I would use my thick branches and leaves to resist the heat and give them a cool feeling in summer.
If I were a tree, I would use magic to make my body full of fruits in autumn and bring people the joy of harvest.
If I were a tree, I would fall leaves to the earth in winter and turn them into fertilizer to nourish my mother earth!
If I were a tree, I would give up being born in a bustling city. I will choose to take root in the frontier, shelter the wasteland on the edge of the motherland, and let the people in the frontier have a green hope!
If I were a tree, I would warn people to be an environmental ambassador to protect the ecology.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 6
If I were a willow, I would grow by the river and let people enjoy the cool under my green tree. The air there is very fresh, the green river reflects my reflection, the breeze blows gently, and my branches sway with the wind, bringing coolness and comfort to people.
If I were an apple tree, I would grow on the roadside where people come and go, making people thirsty and hungry. I would pick a big and sweet apple from my head and eat it with relish to quench my thirst.
If I were a beautiful osmanthus tree, I would grow in a beautiful square, let people smell my fragrance, let the children pick my flowers as specimens and put them in books, let the butterfly fairy stop on my head, and let the bees collect my pollen to brew sweet honey.
If I were a tree, I would grow in every corner of the city, absorb thick carbon dioxide, create fresh air for people and make the city more beautiful.
I really want to be a tree. ...
If I were a big tree: Chapter 7
If I were a tree, I would grow up on campus, and the pleasant sound of reading would accompany me to grow up. I will be immersed in the innocent smiles of the children. Every whirlpool in their corners of the mouth is enough for me to be in a fairy-tale world, enjoying the warm breeze and bathing in the warm sunshine. How beautiful!
If I were a tree, I would take root in the desert of flying sand and stones, and grow here with tenacious perseverance under the scorching sun, becoming a bright green, embedded in the edge of the long sand of yellow dust, growing thick branches and becoming a natural barrier against sandstorms. -I just want to keep the green meaning of life.
If I were a tree, I would grow on the narrow path that is most easily overlooked, without the graceful willows, too much vigorous posture and too much green eyes, not to mention how pleasing to the eye-even a little slender, just being an ordinary tree is enough.
If I were a tree, I would like to enjoy the gifts from nature-bright sunshine, wet soil and sweet dew, which are enough for me to thrive and become a towering tree.
If I am a tree, my connotation is not how green and high. As long as you can contribute, as long as you can grow. Perhaps, ordinary, more suitable for me.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 8
If I were a tree, I wish I had a thick trunk, dense leaves and criss-crossing branches. I wear a green coat. If I were a tree, I would open my green crown in hot summer to shelter people from the burning sun, let them enjoy the cool in my shade and bring them a little coolness. If I were a tree, I would try my best to breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out fresh oxygen to bring clean air to people. If I were a tree, I would stand in the corner of the campus and make it more beautiful. I will stay quietly in the campus, silently watching the children enter the campus happily in the early morning sunshine, play happily in the sunset, and grow up happily day by day. If I am a tree and I want to be a useful tree, then I am a happy tree!
If I were a big tree: Chapter 9
If I were a tree, I would try my best to spread my branches and leaves, suck in all the carbon dioxide around me, release oxygen and let people breathe fresh air.
If I were a tree, I would unite with my friends and stop the flood with our strong bodies. Only by blocking the flood can the downstream residents live and work in peace and contentment.
If I were a tree, I would give everything without hesitation. I will plant sweet fruit and let my children go out with others. I will let birds nest on my branches and let them live a happy life. When the birds grow up, I will look after their children with them.
If I were a tree, I would cover the burning sunshine in summer, let the old people enjoy the cool under my lush branches and leaves, and let the children play chess, picnic and play games under my shade. The sun burns me like a fire, and I won't give up blocking the sun, because in this way, the children will have more fun.
If I were a tree, I would greet the sunrise and this beautiful world with a smile every day. How happy I am.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 10
If I were a tree, living in nature, carefree and free, I would make selfless contributions to mankind.
If I were a tree, I would be a pine tree, which is green all year round. If I were a tree, I would learn the ability of self-survival. When it doesn't rain, I will look for water to drink underground. Without water, I will try my best to survive and never rely on others.
If I were a tree, I would make selfless contributions to mankind, and I would never ask for anything from mankind. Let the earth not explode, because I am a tree, sending out many buds to turn the world into a green ocean, and there is no desert anymore.
If I were a tree, I would help others and my companions selflessly, and I would make the greatest contribution to mankind without any return. It can also make birds have a beautiful and comfortable house.
Silent dedication, selfless dedication, make the world more brilliant, make mankind not nearsighted, and make the world a green ocean.
If I were a tree, making contributions to mankind, making selfless contributions to mankind and making the world a better place, I would like to learn the skills of self-survival now.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 11
If I were a tree, I would grow on the roadside. When the sun is scorching the earth, I would like to keep out the sun for pedestrians; When it rains cats and dogs, I would like to hold up a big umbrella for unprepared passers-by; When the sandstorm attacks people, I will fight it to the death.
If I were a tree, I would grow in the vast desert. When the desert wind is unbridled, I am willing to block the attack of the wind with my tall and straight body. I am also determined not to let the sandstorm engulf our lovely home.
If I were a tree, I would grow on the Loess Plateau. When the merciless flood floods again, I will fight it to the end with my own roots. Even if I sacrifice myself, I will never let the loess on the plateau be washed away by the flood.
If I were a tree, I would grow by the river. I will use my life to protect the levee and never let the flood wash over. Because I can't let the flood engulf the lovely home of mankind.
In short, as long as I am a tree, I will send green blessings to mankind. I looked up in the storm, but the snow and ice couldn't help me. There are countless stories left in the green leaves, which are the notes of love, the wind is my song, and the clouds are my steps. I didn't complain about how much shade I spilled on the earth, as long as I was a tree.
If I were a big tree: Chapter 12
If I were a tree, I hope I grow up in a place where someone takes care of me. I wish I grew up next to the house and let the children play with me. The rough surface is my skin; Lush leaves and branches are my strong body. Sometimes, I am inevitably hungry, and a few leaves can't get nutrition. I'm so sad and happy, because I don't have to take so many children.
I really want to see what the outside world is like, and I also want to know where my friend is now and how he is. Live a happy life like me, or be abused For example, making stairs makes people step on them; Or was it carved with a knife and turned into a woodcarving? How cruel!
I want to put the children who used to crawl around me, the small animals who used to spend the winter on me, the tramps who used to lie on me, and the workers who used to be wooden houses on me.
How I wish my wish could come true, just like a dream. My wish is to let me walk around and broaden my horizons.