Write a letter to a distant aunt (school life)

Dear Aunt: Hello! How have you been recently? How is the work going? Aunt, you haven't been back to your hometown all these years. Do you know how much your hometown has changed? Now let me tell you something. I'm sure you will be surprised.

Aunt, do you know? The road in my hometown has widened. The narrow knife road has become a wide asphalt road. On the road, cars of all colors flow endlessly. From a distance, it looks like a flowing river and a colorful ribbon. There are green grass and wild flowers of various colors on the roadside, blinking like stars and eyes, so beautiful, so beautiful!

The buildings in my hometown have also become taller. You will never see those low bungalows and rugged paths again. Instead, high-rise buildings have sprung up. These tall buildings are no longer the "grey cement forest" you imagined. Nowadays, the buildings are colorful, and the shape of the buildings is no longer the "matchbox" in your memory, and some are like mushrooms. Some are like big umbrellas; Some are like football; There are also stupas, which are really strange, varied and dizzying.

Speaking of which, you must be very happy. What makes you happy is yet to come. You know, the river behind my hometown used to stink, and small fish often turned up their white bellies. It's different now. The government built a moat around my hometown. The river is crystal clear and the fish swim in pairs. Brown boats row across the river from time to time, and tourists on board enjoy the flowers and trees on both sides of the boat, which is refreshing. 、

Aunt, I can't tell the changes in my hometown for three days and three nights. The best way is that you can go home this Spring Festival and feast your eyes. You must come! You must have personally felt the great changes brought by the party's policy of enriching the people to your hometown.

Your nephew: Wang Yixiang.

20 16.4.9.