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Thinking of writing: To describe the scenery, you can observe it at a fixed point. Observation depends not only on vision, but also on smell, hearing, taste and touch. These senses can also communicate with each other and cross each other, and the scenery can be painted more magnificently through synaesthesia.

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My hometown is in Dongguan, as everyone knows. It has beautiful scenery, which can make the anger of all angry people disappear, so today I will talk about a beautiful scenery in my hometown.

Not only does it look nothing special, but it also looks very unpopular. Sometimes it looks cold. Sometimes you think that no one will come to this place, but in fact you are all wet. This place is visited every day. I guess you've figured it out: it's the only agricultural research paddy field in Dongcheng District.

In spring, spring blossoms, everything recovers, trees grow green branches again, grass sticks out its little head from the soil and looks around, and flowers dance like little girls. Paddy fields are green, seedlings are thriving, and rice is still green.

In summer, when the sun is scorching, cicadas keep singing, people enjoy the cool under the willow trees, and the rice fields begin to be a little golden, some golden and some green.

In autumn, the sky is high and the clouds are light, and the autumn is crisp. Ginkgo biloba leaves and maple leaves fall to pave a golden road, and there is a faint fruit fragrance in the air, telling people that the fruit is ripe. At this time, the paddy fields were golden, the rice bent down, and the farmers began to harvest the fruits of their labor, with happy smiles on their faces.

In winter, people don't go to see rice fields, because the rice harvest is over, the rice fields are empty and everything is quiet! Farmers can only wait until spring comes before they start new jobs to revitalize rice fields!

People's hard work and years change with the seasons, but the scenery of this rice field is still lingering. This is a beautiful scenery in my hometown.