Sentences describing the scenery of snow country

1. Snow, falling, falling from the sky, falling on the roof, falling on the ground, very light, like the footsteps of a kitten. In the snow, there are a few crystal blocks of ice, shining. Trees, dressed in snow, white hats, white cotton-padded jackets and white scarves, what a pure white world.

2. Snow is an elf flying from a distant country? Is it the white fluff falling from the angel's wings? Or a white quilt specially prepared for the earth in winter? Yes, snow, like reed flowers; Like cotton wool; Like the hairy seeds of dandelion. She is on cloud nine, she is full of enthusiasm, and she is elegant and generous. ...

It's quiet outside, as if only snowflakes are falling gently, and a good play is being staged, which really looks like a silver kingdom made of powder and jade. This road is like a thick carpet, which creaks when stepped on, leaving a series of deep footprints. The world covered with snow and ice is particularly enchanting.

Looking up at the sky, snowflakes are flying in the air. I stepped on the snow, and I was alone in this white scene, as if I had come to heaven, with soft white clouds at my feet and lovely and pure elves around me. I used the dance I learned at school to dance with these elves.