Do you know what the big-leaved banyan tree in the south is like?

There is a tree called Ficus macrophylla in the south. When spring comes, it always leaves its leaves. As soon as it left, the whole tree was bare. However, as long as two or three days, the trees are covered with buds. If it rains, the trees will be covered with green and shining buds in three days, shining in the sun.

Where I used to live, there was an old street with big-leaf banyan trees on both sides. I like spring in that street best. I have fantasized about walking in such an old street with people I like countless times and feeling the breath of life, spring and love.

The streets are narrow and people come and go. Many old people have just come back from the market to buy food. They talked as they walked, about the price of food and what to cook at noon.

There is a stall on the corner to buy beef offal, and the aroma of beef offal spreads and floats far away. There are four or five-story old houses on both sides of the street, and the pale yellow exterior wall paint on the wall paint looks a little old.

The big-leaf banyan tree is tall and upward, and a street is green.