Essay on sight, taste, smell, touch

Ginkgo biloba in autumn.

The Autumn Girl came happily dancing a beautiful waltz. The leaves gradually faded their verdant luster, and before they knew it, they changed into golden yellow dresses.

I plucked one piece, put it in my hand and stroked it carefully. It's not smooth, but it's not rough either. The autumn wind took away its moisture and was a little hard.

There is a small slit in the middle of the leaf, as if someone has accidentally torn it. I looked at the leaves towards the sun, and the meridians on the leaves were clearly displayed, how much like human blood vessels! I put the leaf in front of my nose and took a deep breath, and the faint fragrance entered my lungs, which was the smell of nature.

The leaves of the tree are like small fans, and like beautiful butterflies, resting quietly on the branches. The leaves are tender green in spring, fat in summer, and in autumn, the leaves of ginkgo biloba have a lot of colors, some are green with yellow, some are half yellow and half green, and some are all yellow. The sun poured in, and the leaves were dazzling in the sunlight, as if the lovely life was dancing among the branches; The leaves, which are not exposed to the sun, are not to be outdone, swaying on the branches.

As soon as the wind comes, they will take the opportunity to approach, "rustle" and whisper, and some of them will reluctantly leave the embrace of the tree, fluttering and fluttering in the air, falling ......After the wind passed, he regained his calm, and seemed to be immersed in his own reverie, silent.

These ginkgo biloba have no idea what death is or that spring will come again. They are born for the tree, and countless leaves do the same job – to give the milk of life to the tree. These leaves are very simple and live in obscurity and without fanfare.

However, this humble leaf can report the news of spring to people, bringing hope and joy; It can also provide people with green shade to rest when the scorching sun is scorching; When autumn comes, it is willing to sacrifice itself to return to the roots of the tree and return to the bosom of the earth.

The ginkgo biloba in autumn is far less vibrant than the leaves in spring and summer, but it is a full ripeness! Because it knows how to give, it is like now, selflessly and silently dedicating for the reincarnation of life.

The cold wind blows, and the golden ginkgo leaves fall down, as if telling a beautiful story...

Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch belong to the five senses. With vivid language, it can evoke rich associations and imaginations of light, color and state in the reader's mind, so that the reader's mind can produce specific images with light, color and state, thus forming vivid pictures.

To reflect the characteristics of a scene, it is not enough to engage one sense. Only by breaking through the single description of visual impressions and comprehensively mobilizing a variety of impressions in terms of vision, smell, taste, hearing, touch, etc., can we reflect the characteristics of the scenery in three dimensions, enrich the objective picture, strengthen the high realism of the scenery image, and make the reader feel immersive.