春日梨花飘落如雪美景

There are many beautiful scene descriptions in ancient Chinese poetry, and one of the most beautiful scenes is the pear blossoms in spring. The ancient poem reads, "The east wind does not favor Zhou Lang, and the bronze sparrow locks the two Qiaos in deep spring. In the season of falling flowers, I meet you again, feeling sad that the chrysanthemums in the east fence have withered first." It depicts the beautiful scenery of pear blossoms in full bloom, with falling petals creating a feeling of infinite melancholy. The pear blossom petals are as white as snow, delicate and charming, and when the spring breeze blows, the petals fall, forming a beautiful and poetic picture. Such scene descriptions make people feel the beauty of nature and also reflect the aesthetic taste of ancient people. --ar 3:2 --v 5.1 --s 750