In this article, by describing the fragrance of tender grass in Yili grassland, the author naturally transits from primitive sense of smell to vision, and vividly shows the shapes of various animals in the herd through the combination of static and dynamic. The sight of Xinglin is from near to far, and the contrast between ancient poetry and the scenery in front of it sets off the visual shock effect of Xinglin. Then, the story about almonds is related to it, and the sweetness of almonds is set off again through metaphor. All these described landscapes are not without exception.