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Narcissus Li Yu 【Narcissus】 Qing · Li Yu A flower of daffodils, and the life of the giver is also. There are four lives, each of which is at one time: spring with daffodils and orchids; Xia Yilian is his life; Autumn takes begonias as its life; Winter takes Lamei as his life.

Without these four flowers, there is no life. To win a season of flowers is to take away the life of a season. Narcissus is the most, to the home in the Moling, not the home, the home in the hometown of the narcissus.

In the spring of Bingwu, I first had no money to spend my life, my clothes were exhausted, and when the narcissus bloomed, I couldn't ask for a penny. If you want to buy it, your family said: "Please, it's not strange not to see this flower for a year."

Yu said: "Do you want to take my life? It is better to shorten the life of one year than to reduce the flower of one year old.

And if he returns from a foreign country in the snow, he will also be a narcissus. If you don't look at narcissus, how is it different from not anti-Jinling, still dying in a foreign country? "The family can't stop, listen to the hairpin to buy it.

Notes: Moling: Refers to Nanjing.

Pledge: Mortgage. Huh:

Wait until. Er: Earrings made of jade.

Narcissus] I have four lives, each of which exists at one time of year: daffodils and orchids in spring, lotus flowers in summer, begonias in autumn, and wax plums in winter. If there are no these four flowers, there will be no life for me, and if this kind of flower is missing in any season, it will be equivalent to taking my life this season.

The reason why I set up my home in Nanjing is not to settle in Nanjing, but to settle in the hometown of Daffodils. I remember the spring of Bingwu year, when I was poor and had no money to spare for the New Year, and when the daffodils bloomed, I had no money to buy them. My family said that I had to exercise my own restraint and that it was not surprising that I would not see daffodils for a year.

I said, "Are you going to take my life?" I'd rather lose a year of life than go without flowers for a season.

Besides, I braved the heavy snow from another country to return to Nanjing just to see the daffodils. If you can't see it, wouldn't it be better not to come back to Nanjing and stay in another country for the New Year? My family couldn't persuade me, so they gave me jade ornaments to exchange for daffodils.

I hope to learn and make progress, and have a smooth career. If you don't understand, you can continue to ask! (*

Do you remember your first day of school? Are you excited or a little scared? When I started school, I lived in southern Germany, and I remember how scared I was, mostly because I didn't know what to expect

My mother and I walked quietly all the way down the ramp downtown, and as we entered the classroom, I noticed that all the children were sitting quietly in their seats, and anxiously I chose the seat next to a girl who seemed friendly.

In my nervousness I completely forgot that I had received a schultuete (conical cardboard box) on my first day at school, but I saw the teacher's desk, and I remembered that her desk was full of large conical cartons. I knew my mom had caught my schultuete full of goodies to school the day before, but I didn't know which one on the table was mine.

That morning, my attention had been on the pile of cardboard boxes, and all my fear and anxiety had slowly faded, and when the teacher asked me to go to her desk, I didn't find her intimidating at all. When she handed me my schultuete, I felt like I was the happiest girl in the world.

I was proud to have taken my schultuete home, and the small hill on the way didn't look so steep. I hurriedly opened my schultuete and found it full of sweets, chocolates and oranges. This day was the sweetest day of my life and stuck in my memory.

When I was a little older I asked my mom about her first day of school, and she told me that she didn't receive schultuete from her parents because there was no such custom in Germany at that time.

The custom originated in the big cities of the 18th century and spread to towns and villages, and by 1950 the tradition of schultuete had spread throughout the country.

Do you remember your first day at school? Is it excitement or fear?