Sentences praising the subway

1. Although it is not the first time to Harbin, it is the first time to take the subway. I remember it was a dark and cold night. Stepping on a seatless EMU, I came to Harbin.

2. The crowds are surging, and the footsteps are getting to know the world. The platform of moonlight, with passion in the noise, is in a hurry. Jumping coins, instead of mileage accumulation, decomposes the cycle of life.

3. Time flies, spreading its greed at the entrance and exit, devouring the weight of the tide released by escaping from the sun.

4. Those autumn winds that stretch their anxious mood are playing and can't catch the vast bleak, shaking off the autumn leaves all over the ground, without solemn and stirring, without taking an oath, waving their hands gently and bidding farewell to the warmth of summer.

The huge opening of the subway station seems to devour all the buildings, all the green spaces and all the pedestrians. In this era of economic development, the subway can best reflect the fruits of development.

6. Crossing the tunnel of youth is far away. Farewell, can not penetrate the secret light. Transfer and orbit are its faithful companions and close confidants. Kiss is close, close again, turn on the heart pump and shake the soul. Who can untie the cold eyes that pass by?

7. In the embrace of the city in late autumn, we cherish hope, guard eternity and beauty, and look around uneasily, gestating one little-known story after another.

8. The heat wave is high and low, and the temperature in the cities in the south of the Yangtze River is still not entertaining. Perhaps it is waiting for the next accelerated love, or it may be giving up the fruits of the autumn harvest.

9. The cheerful whistle is stirring the thoughts of the moment. The second hand, the time, and the eyes of the on-time train are almost ahead. Wait for the footprint to accelerate and keep the original perfect posture of nature.

February 28th, 2065438+00, 2065438+02 is an epoch-making day for Jiangcheng citizens: the first subway crossing the Yangtze River in China was officially opened. Since then, people's travel modes have kept pace with the times, and they have entered the subway era in saving time and cost and opening up new lifestyles.