Describe how busy city people are in the morning.

1. It's time for work and school. Everyone reluctantly left the park and agreed to meet again tomorrow. Grandparents go shopping, uncles and aunts go to work, children go to school, and the park slowly quietens down and restores its original "face". The breeze is still blowing and the leaves rustle. ...

At seven o'clock, it is already dawn. Everyone at work is racing against time. Some of them are in a hurry on the bus platform, looking up and hoping. Why hasn't the bus come yet? Some people drive in the street and sigh at the traffic lights, alas, for fear of being late. Some people are sitting in the back seat with some papers in their hands. After reading this and that, they wish they had more eyes ... The traffic on electric cars is endless, like a mighty army. ...

At six o'clock, it was just dawn. "Boss, how much is this cabbage?" "Four cents a catty." "How much is that onion?" Listen, this vegetable market is busy again. Those vendors who sell vegetables, while weighing others, answer questions and keep tying, bagging and changing. The stalls that kill chickens and fish are also busy, killing one after another and killing one after another. The vegetable market was turned upside down by early risers.