Treasure hunt by the river

On weekends, I go for a walk by the river. In the early morning, the old people walking birds and dancing in the small garden gather together, and people take a leisurely walk, chat and play a song. Even during the epidemic, the atmosphere in the park still makes people feel peaceful and peaceful. There are few people on the path by the river. The sun shines on the plants born in the sun. The fruits of Magnolia grandiflora grow up and raspberries are hidden in the grass. A swallow flew by the river in a hurry, a pair of unknown birds chased by the river, and a four-legged snake basking in the sun appeared on the roadside as usual. ...

A fisherman by the river asked, "Can you catch fish?" Answer "occasionally catch one or two fish, generally speaking, not many." Fishing is more like a pastime for them. An earthworm appeared in the middle of the road by the river. Maybe some fisherman dug it up. I picked it up and gave it to the fishermen by the river ... there is no hurry here. On rare weekends, people come here, perhaps just to enjoy this leisurely moment.

In the afternoon, the sunshine becomes stronger and bakes the warm air. I was walking on the other side of the river, all the way through the vegetable fields, and I saw the old man carrying vegetables passing by with a plastic bag. An egret paced by the river, carefully looking for small fish and shrimp to eat. Similarly, there is an old man, carrying a net bag, searching for possible fish by the river. In this river, I have seen "diced yellow pepper" and my father has seen turtles swimming in the river. In the past, the river was dark and you couldn't see many creatures, but now you can see fish jumping from time to time. What could be better than this clear river?

I walked on, sometimes resting on a bench by the river, and sometimes walking slowly. The sun shines so brightly on the river, and there is a wonderful empty shell on the trunk, which looks like cicada slough, but it feels slightly different. Walking, I thought of the chaos in the outside world, but everything by the river remained calm. Whether these ordinary things, my life at home and by the river, or everything I have now, are so precious. The pedestrians, flowers, fish, birds and everything by the river are shining in the dazzling sunshine at the moment.

The epidemic robbed me of my past job and the opportunity to travel and have fun, but it gave me precious freedom, time to rest at home and spend time with my family, and the ability to find more beautiful perspectives and write around me. I thought I had nothing from now on, but I found myself with these "treasures" that can make my heart full of warmth and happiness. These "treasures" that no matter how much money and fame can be exchanged, these treasures that can never be taken away, these will not bring danger and harm, and "treasures" that can be obtained without paying the price ... We can't change everything in reality, but life itself is precious and beautiful scenery is precious. Treasure hunting by the river is full of unspeakable fun.