200-word sentences describing rural night scenes.

1, like a brown mushroom emerging from the mountain wetland, the countryside lies like a dragon at the foot of the mountain, green trees and bamboo cover the farmhouse, birds and flowers surround the farmhouse, and crops and fruits embrace the farmhouse. At this time, the moonlight is like a huge soft white silk wrapped around the countryside, and the cool night wind blows the Buddha, bringing warm earthy breath and the fragrance of crops; The night wind is like a pot of old wine, which makes the trees and bamboos in front of and behind the house a little drunk, and the tiny branches and leaves sway around, making some drizzle-like rustling. Moonlight penetrates through the cracks in the leaves, like a chrysanthemum mountain, scattered in the yard; Several windows were stained with sallow lights, which were faintly transmitted from the green veil and blended into the moonlight.

2. Walking on the narrow path in the country, I took a deep breath, and a faint fragrance came to my nose, which made me relaxed and happy; The flowers on both sides of the path are colorful, including pink, yellow, blue and white, pink is rose, yellow is golden yellow, blue is like the sea, white is like snow, and flowers are mixed with various weeds; A clear and loud cry of "tweet, tweet" floated over my head. I looked up and it turned out to be a bird. This crisp and loud cry is hardly found in the city. At the end of the path, there are several towering trees, which are good places to enjoy the cool in summer.

The night in the country is as soft as a lake and as weak as smoke. Moonlight fell from the sky like water and poured quietly on the farmhouse. Outside, frogs and insects buzzing in the field, "quack" and "buzz" sound one after another, wave after wave; There was a faint dog barking in the woodpile in the corner, "Wang Wang" twice, as if a rude savage suddenly interrupted a sentence, which made people feel surprised and unexpected; In the column, cows are eating grass, and a strong smell of cow dung mixed with forage overflows the countryside. Because the head keeps swinging, the cowbell under the neck makes a "jingle" sound; During the day, crops that have absorbed enough sunlight are also vigorously jointing and growing wildly, making the sound of "Baygaba".