Campus spring scenery description sentence

Our campus is particularly charming in spring, and it is full of vitality everywhere.

As soon as I entered the school gate, the most striking thing was the three big pine trees next to the training ground. They are very tall and almost registered at the window on the fourth floor. It seems that they want to have class with us, but it seems a bit impolite to enter the classroom through the window. We just listen to them. The pine tree is green like a jade pagoda, and each branch has a pinch of pine needles. They are green and as soft as newborn babies.

Behind the pine tree is a very distinctive garden, surrounded by green boxwood, with magnolia and Chinese rose in the wall. Magnolia stands proudly, like a girl in white gauze, graceful, fresh and holy; Magnolia grandiflora is noble and elegant. Some flowers are in bud, some buds are full of branches, and some flowers and leaves are sparse. A faint scent wafts from time to time in the wind. Maybe it rained too little this year, and the Chinese rose hasn't shown a bright smile yet. The stems of these roses are thin and long, and the dark green stems are covered with many dark red thorns. Their leaves are dark green. Strangely, they are surrounded by soft red thorns.

Three Platanus acerifolia trees were planted in front of a row of bungalows in the southeast of the garden, and the fruits left over from last year were still hung on the trees. There are many small thorns on the fruit. When the wind blows them, they sway gently, like little bells with thorns. Some trees have sprouted young leaves, while others have only sprouted small buds, probably because they can't get sunlight.

There are three persimmon trees on the west side of the campus. They have grown green leaves, like countless warm hands, waving to you. The wall behind the tree is covered with creepers. The leaves on the wall are dense and upturned, as if to say something to the sun, but the leaves on the wall are sporadic, as if they have not woken up from hibernation.

We took off our heavy cotton-padded clothes and put on bright spring clothes, and played on the playground easily. Trees also put on new clothes and danced against the long spring breeze, leaving a beautiful image of dancing. Our laughter drifted far and far with the wind, and maybe even the birds heard it. Otherwise, how could they fly around and fall on the treetops to listen?

How lovely our campus is! We all feel that we are the happiest people in the world!