The petals are curved like a roll of skin, and it is not afraid of the cold wind and rain. It blossoms when the flowers fade, and comes to ten thousand homes in the mid-autumn season. Do you know what kind of flower this is? Let me tell you! It is the chrysanthemum.
In the fall, I came to the garden and saw a sea of chrysanthemums. Into a look, its stem and thin and long, long straight, like armed guards guarding our garden. There are also bumps on the top of the stems, which look like goose bumps when you touch them.
The leaves of the chrysanthemum are green, and they are of different sizes and jagged. The leaves were oddly shaped, some like fans, some like feathers, and some like goose paws, interestingly enough.
The petals of the chrysanthemums were thin and long, curling inward like the curls of a foreign girl. The size of the flower is also different, the blooming one is like an exploding firework, and the one that is not blooming is like a lantern. The colors of chrysanthemums can be many, red like fire, white like snow, pink like the sun, yellow race gold, colorful. I sniffed with my nose, and it felt like I had entered the world of chrysanthemums.
The reason I like chrysanthemums is because they are not afraid of difficulties and go forward. And in the fall, other flowers are asleep, and only it alone decorates the fall. Isn't this kind of spirit worth learning?