It s time for the flowers to bloom again. Composition a plus point for satisfaction .

You can write about what happened when the flowers were in full bloom before, what inspiration or emotion you have for yourself, and then write about what goals you have set this time, or what new expectations or requirements you have to achieve.

In March, it is the season of cherry blossoms again, and the crimson cherry blossoms of Wuhan University can't help but appear in front of you. My family lives near Wuhan University, and the cherry blossoms bloom every year, and there are always classmates and friends who ask me to bring them into Wuhan University from the path in order to avoid paying the entrance fee of 20 yuan, so I basically go to enjoy the cherry blossoms every year in Wuhan. The trees, clusters of cherry blossoms, light, pure, give people a slight drunkenness, full of trees, pink and red, petals layer upon layer, one cluster after another.

The grace of snowflakes, the luster of fine porcelain, and the virgin skin are not enough to describe its beauty. If you have experienced the cherry blossoms in the cherry blossom garden of Wuhan University, you will definitely lose the meaning of this shed when you appreciate the flowers elsewhere. As the saying goes, the return of the Yellow Mountain does not look at the Yue, and the return of the cherry blossoms does not look at the flowers.

Time flies, and it has been nearly 10 years since I left my hometown in a blink of an eye. When I accidentally saw the relevant report on the Internet about the refusal to wear a Japanese kimono for the cherry blossom festival of Wuhan University, I couldn't help but think of the contempt, impact, abuse, and even fight of the Chinese and Japanese audiences wearing kimonos by the hot-blooded young people of Wuhan University. After the year of my establishment, I no longer have the recklessness and impulsiveness of the past.

Looking at the current angry youth's criticism of the kimono, and then the criticism of the cherry blossoms, I don't feel it. Cherry blossoms are the national flower of Japan, and when we attack them, we express our resentment against Japanese devils.

Cherry blossoms have been around in Japan for more than 1,000 years. In the Nara period (710-794), when we spoke of flowers, we meant plum blossoms, but in the Heian period (794-1192), cherry blossoms became the protagonists, and there were five times more songs about cherry blossoms than about plum blossoms. In the beginning, cherry blossom viewing was only popular among the elite, but it was not until the Edo period (1603-1867) that it spread to the common people, and it became a traditional folk custom.

Nowadays, Japan is full of cherry blossoms, and there are cherry blossom trees in both parks and streets. The small national flower shows the unity of the Japanese people, and the spirit of the whole nation twisted into a rope. Especially in Japan, cherry blossom viewing has become a compulsory course for every Japanese person.

In fact, Japan is also a multi-ethnic country, and the customs and beliefs of life are not uniform, but when it comes to national symbols, the spirit of national unity can be seen. With the exception of Japan, other major countries can basically achieve the same national spirit among the whole people. This brings me to China, where more than 100 countries in the world have established their own national flowers, and China is the only country that has not yet established its national flower.

Not only does it not have its own national flower, but even the traditional costumes that best represent the image of China are also inconclusive. I remember attending a foreign friend's party a few years ago, asking everyone to wear the costume that best represents their own nation, I thought about it for a long time, I don't know whether the cheongsam or the Hanfu, the tunic or the Tang costume, should I take peonies, plum blossoms, lotus? Or chrysanthemums?

Han Bangu once said in "Western Capital Fu": "May the guests cherish the nostalgic thoughts and think about the ancient feelings." "Perhaps only by going back to ancient times can we rediscover the spiritual representation of the Chinese people.