Describe the appearance of big trees in winter

Describe the appearance of big trees in winter as follows:

1. In winter, heavy snow falls from the sky. The white snowflakes fall on the hawthorn tree, like putting on a white cotton jacket. Standing under the tree, I seemed to feel that there was a sweet and sour taste in the snow.

2. The books at the end of the bushes are terrifyingly tall, and the vigorous and powerful notes reach into the sky. Coupled with the dead branches and leafless branches after winter, it looks extremely tragic and vicissitudes of life.

3. The winter girl is here, and the snowflakes cover the honey locust tree with beautiful silver, which is very beautiful.

4. Although the northernmost one is not short, it receives too little sunlight. From top to bottom, there is no green at all. But they survived very tenaciously. This reminds me of the "slum cellar" again, where dozens of people huddle together and eat half a bowl of hot porridge. This is just to survive, even if only the last few supplies are left. Don't succumb to poverty, don't succumb to hunger and cold.

5. In winter, the camphor tree still grows tenaciously, without fear at all, like a warrior, facing the frost and snow, guarding our campus day and night.

6. It is still the cold winter in March. Look out the window and see the bare branches breaking the blue sky. From time to time, there are a few birds that are not afraid of the cold, resting on the branches and whining a few times. , adding a sad atmosphere. But only that one tree stood out from the crowd, with its light yellow leaves swaying in the wind. Although it was not very dense, it always attracted people's attention.

7. The row in the middle is green all year round. The only drawback is that they are very short, and some even have fallen down with their crowns. Unlike those trees, they are quite content with the present and are not willing to give in to strong winds. What others marvel at is that, as middlemen, they are not afraid of strong winds howling by, and they also get plenty of sunlight.

8. The trees in winter are bare, as if they have no hair. As soon as I walked by, another leaf fluttered down. I found that the branches were cross-shaped, like the letters Y, A, X, Z, all kinds of strange things.

9. In winter, it snows heavily, and snowflakes fall on the persimmon trees one after another, as if they are wearing a white cotton jacket.

10. There are several rows of trees in front of my house, and I don’t know what they are. Every day, these trees stand tall and accept the baptism of wind and snow, with only a few growing crookedly.