What are the things to say about the wheat harvest?

1. The wheat is ripe and a good harvest is in sight.

2. Looking from a distance, the wheat seedlings grow densely and neatly, like a fluffy green carpet flattened by a Sichuan knife. The light brown field stems are intertwined in warp and weft. Just like the colorful patterns in the green carpet, it is beautiful and elegant. The breeze blows, and the wheat seedlings sway gently, as if they are energized and ready to rush upward with all their strength.

3. The rye is all covered with ears, but the ears are not full yet and are still light and fluffy. A light green wave of wheat waved in the wind.

4. Ripe wheat. Their heavy waists were rubbing against each other. It makes a shuddering sound. "Chu-chu-chu" the harvester rang, and the wheat fields fell down in rows.

5. It is the season of wheat jointing, heading, flowering and seed-setting, and the sea of ??wheat is overwhelming. Glowing green waves. Approaching the wheat field, I saw long wheat ears with thick sharp edges, and small white flowers blossomed at the roots of the sharp edges. Some unknown little bees were circling around in front of the wheat ears. Sister Hua is also busy crawling around on the ears and leaves.

6. From a distance, I saw the neatly sown wheat, all ripe, like a golden belt. When we walked into the wheat field, we saw clearly that the mature wheat ears were full and bulging, as if they were about to burst.

7. Looking around, there is a golden sea wave.

8. Ripe wheat rises and falls with the wind like the tide.

9. In May, the wheat fields turned yellow, one after another. The thick orange stems carry fluffy ears, which are so joyful and deep when ripe, like strings of golden sweat beads, like the boundless golden sea.

10. The wheat is golden and seems to be reporting the good news of maturity to us. The wheat grains are one by one, embedded in the ears of wheat like small water drops, and there are also long wheat awns. If you take an ear of wheat, rub it on your hands, put it in your mouth and chew it, your mouth will be full. All are fragrant!

11. The wheat is ripe and the fields are golden.

12. The wheat awns stand upright one by one, really like a big broom heading towards you. The wheat grains are round and bigger than the seeds of the best apples.

13. The ripe wheat, with its heavy waist, rubs against each other, making a shuddering sound.

14. In the autumn fields, the golden wheat is like countless topaz, showing its great achievements in the autumn wind.

15. The ripe wheat sways with the wind, like golden waves!

16. When we arrived in the suburbs, we saw large tracts of golden wheat fields from a distance, like a big carpet, which looked flat and spread out, making people feel extremely broad.

17. The wheat is grafted. The grains are one by one, embedded in the ears of wheat like small water drops, and there are long wheat awns. If you hold an ear of wheat in your hand, Rub it on the top, put it in your mouth and chew it, your mouth will be full of fragrance!