Snow beats red berries and frost kills red leaves. What does Baidu know?

Snow hits the red berries, and the red berries just bloom; Frost kills red leaves, and red leaves are redder.

Moral: The more frustrated and brave you are in adversity, the more tenacious you are.

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The rhythm of autumn leaves

Teacher Qiu brought a slow autumn wind, look! The crops are already heavy, and the fruit farmers in the orchard are busy picking the fruits they have worked so hard to plant. Since autumn has come, of course, the shadow of maple leaves is indispensable.

Feng seems to be a graceful girl with light steps and graceful dancing. A gust of wind blew, and maple leaves, like handfuls of burning fire, "illuminated" Mother Earth exceptionally brightly. It's really "snow hits red berries, first frost leaves"! Maple leaves are hot and bright, which is amazing. There are five corners on the maple leaf, and each corner has a small serrated thorn, but it doesn't sting at all, but it feels very comfortable. Maple leaf is like a palm, autumn wind in Xu Lai, and maple leaf is like a child clapping his hands and making his little hands red; This seems to be a spectacular scene of complacency.

The bamboo leaves in the bamboo forest are green and long, and they can also play wonderful music. Autumn has come, and it seems like a shy little girl, huddled in her clothes.

Ginkgo biloba leaves are shaped like banana fans. Hold the petiole and shake it gently, and you will feel a cool breeze. Ginkgo biloba leaves look full in spring, but when autumn comes, they are not so full of vitality. As if there is no water, the leaves will wither, the surface of the leaves will wrinkle, and even the edges will turn yellow. Ginkgo biloba leaves are like petals scattered by fairies and like beautiful dancers, stretching their posture. It landed on the earth, as if it had changed a set of spring clothes for Mother Earth and put on beautiful autumn clothes, leaving Mother Earth with nothing to wear in the future!

Autumn is really a colorful season!