Early winter is very interesting. Write a composition about the weather changes these days.

What's interesting in early winter? Write a composition as follows:

Winter comes to the world with snowflakes and light footsteps. Everything on the earth is covered with a beautiful layer of silver gauze.

In the morning, it was cloudy, and a cold wind blew on me, so I couldn't help shivering. "It won't snow in such a cold day, will it?" I muttered and left. As I expected, it got dark after lunch. After a while, snowflakes floated in the sky.

Snow doesn't fall regularly like rain. They are like a group of naughty children, playing freely in the sky, free and carefree. Snowflakes also have various shapes: some are hexagonal and very regular; Some three long and two short, no rules; Others are as lifelike as living things.

Therefore, watching the snow has become an interesting thing for me in winter. At night, it snowed heavily, but it didn't mean to stop. Looking at the flying snow and the white snow on the ground, I am ready to move. I put on my scarf and gloves, wrapped myself in a big meat bag and strode downstairs.

At this time, I was bent on playing with snow, not afraid of the "baptism" of cold wind, rain and snow, and began to make a snowman. It is not easy to find two piles of clean snow-white snowballs. I pieced together a lot of cars and finally made two big snowballs. Then, I picked some leaves and branches from the tree and used them as the eyes, mouth and hands of the snowman.

When the snowman was finished, I almost became a veritable snowman myself-my hands and face were red with cold, and snowflakes were everywhere on my clothes. Although it is cold, nothing makes me happy and yearn for it all winter.

Playing in the snow is also an indispensable part of my winter. It is already late at night, and the snow is still falling silently, but it is slightly smaller than during the day. The soft light reflects the snowflakes flying all over the sky, which is a harmonious and natural scenery.

Snowflakes floated away with my winter joy.