Wan Li is clear on Sunday, and the weather is pleasant. My father and I specially went to the park to play.
When we walked into the park, a fragrant smell came and took us to the flower bed. Colorful flowers are blooming in the flower bed: yellow Dali chrysanthemum, red pink, white fairy scattered flowers ... in various ways, competing to open. Their fragrance drifted far and far with the breeze.
Bypassing the flower bed, we came to a round artificial lake. The lake is green and the microwave is shining. There is a stone crane in the middle of the lake, standing on a "blooming" stone lotus. This crane has a slender neck, a bright red crown, a black collar and tail, and a white and slippery body, which stands out against the pink lotus. The crane stands upright with one foot firmly, and the other foot is held high, with its head held high and its wings spread, as if to fly into the blue sky. Its sharp mouth sprays water upward and falls down, like a string of sparkling pearls retreating into the lake, causing a little ripple. Its figure is reflected in the lake, and it is beautiful with the flashing of water waves.
On the right side of the artificial lake is a unique four-corner pavilion. Pavilion eaves curl, red columns and green tiles. Red pillars are carved with various patterns, and green tiles shine in the sun. Not far from the pavilion are several connected rockeries, some like monkeys, some like gray rats and some like goats, which are very interesting. Behind the pavilion and rockery, there are rows of trees, tall and straight pines and cypresses, and delicate weeping willows dance with the wind.
We crossed the path and came to the promenade opposite the rockery. The promenade surrounded by green trees, under each beam, is inlaid with woodcarving "flying dragons", riding on pieces of "white clouds" as if flying in the clouds. Some tourists enjoy the scenery in the long corridor, some are talking and laughing, and some are drawing and sketching.
Ah, how I like this beautiful and tidy corner in the park!